At 04:27 PM 10/28/2002 -0500, you wrote:
quoted 10 lines As I was much more of a fan of the edgy ultra-percussive stuff (like,>>As I was much more of a fan of the edgy ultra-percussive stuff (like,
>>well, basically the stuff like the two tracks that they made "singles"
>>from off of actual sounds and voices), I'll happily give this one a miss.
>
>What, "Asbestos Lead Asbestos"?
>
>I dunno, I've never understood why this list so reveres a band I associate
>with leather pants wearing rivetheads. Ooh, distorted vocals! It's about
>as menacing as those teens in the haunted house I went to last night. Damn
>that Slipknot t-shirt and ICP facepaint shore is SCARY!
No, err, "acid again" and "prime audio soup," and a few other tracks off
Actual Sounds. After picking up some of the earlier albums, I decided that
Jack Dangers really can't rap nor sing, so stopped buying back catalog stuff.
In fact, he along with the atrocious massive attack have proven to me that
brits just can't rap. The less british rap I own, the better. In fact,
that goes for all "vowely" languages, including French (especially
french!). Ugh! YOU NEED MORE CONSONANTS! You can't say "ooohhhwww" and
have it ever sound good in a rap.
So, I just like the stuff he's done for other people and the few tracks
he'd had remixed by really great artists. I mean, the first 4 Tino's
Breaks LPs were fantastic, and some of the compilation stuff Mr. Dangers
has done under his own name is really good.
But, yeah, especially for the early stuff, not only is it cheesy, it really
attracted the wrong crowd :D
derek
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