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1998-02-24 04:47Rodney Perkins Sir Menelik, Doc Oc, Freaky hip-hop (was Re: (idm) Mail ok now? etc.)
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1998-02-24 04:47Rodney PerkinsI have one of Sir Menelik's Rawkus EPs (Physical Jewels) and that is only so-so. The Cylco
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I have one of Sir Menelik's Rawkus EPs (Physical Jewels) and that is only so-so. The Cylcops 4000 cut I heard was great with weird, techno-style synth and strange noises. I am waiting with curiosity to hear him drop a d'n'b style record. This leads me to a question: are hip-hop fans (not the critics) receptive to the weirder stuff like Dr. Octagon, Sir Menelik and the like? Some of this stuff is brilliant and it would be ashamed to have it die from lack of support.
quoted 21 lines Sir Menelik is going to release an album on Rawkus that he claims is going to> Sir Menelik is going to release an album on Rawkus that he claims is going to > be very drum and bass influenced hiphop—his single has collaborations with Co- > Flow and Dr Octagon, so I'd watch out... For those of you on the list not > into hiphop, defintely check out Rawkus—they've been pretty much can't miss in > the last year, and they have a great-reviewed comp out, Soundbombing. > Electro: I remember this thread from a few months ago, but unfortunately I > forgot to save the posts. I have the Soul oddity album Tone Capsule which has > its good moments-can anybody recommend a good compilation or a definitive few > artists. Sorry for yet another one of my general questions—still, i'm looking > for one or two quality releases, not an entire genre discography... Thanks in > advance. > VVM spinning live. They played the harshest, noisiest drum and bass i'd ever > heard, made No-U Turn sound like bukem. Anybody have any clue what this stuff > is? I didn't exactly like it, but damn... > > Enough outta me > Sam > > > >
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