Saturday, August 14, 2010
So far the tracks released from Mark Ronson’s latest effort Record Collection have all been nothing short of classic. I posted Circuit Breaker back in May and was holding off on Bang Bang Bang till the next record hit the streets and with the release of Lose It the time is now. Ronson is one [...]
As far as Wu-Tang solo albums go, I would have to say that Supreme Clientele is among the top 3. The beats are crazy throughout, and although RZA only produced 4 tracks, you can hear his overall influence as executive producer.  His hand in the mixing helped the production from lesser known beat-makers achieve the certified [...]
Filed in Music
|
Also tagged
|
I was talking to my roommate about the death of hip-hop and then I thought to myself, imagine how people who grew during the golden age of Rock & Roll must feel about rock now? But that’s as far as the questioning went, I’ve never been one to care much for this type of conversation, [...]
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
I hear the Shaolin monks say the Wu-Tang school originated with them… Shaolin still say that? Two days ago I posted Shawn Lee covering pop and today I bring you the ruff rugged and raw version of that post by a band called El Michels Affair and their tribute album to legendary Hip Hop producer [...]
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Man look at these suckers. I ain’t no rapper, I’m a hustler. It just so happens I know how to rap.” In the beginning Hip Hop was about b-boying, djing, graffiti and emceeing. The drug game of the late 1980′s changed the ghetto so, it was only natural that it would change the music as [...]
Filed in Music
|
Also tagged Big L, Big Pun, Cam'Ron, CNN, DMX, Fat Joe, Hip Hop, Jadakiss, Kevin Casey, Mobb Deep, Noreaga, Notorious B.I.G., Raekwon, Styles P, The Lox
|