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From:
Darren Keast
To:
Jeff Pitrman
Cc:
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Date:
Tue, 20 Apr 1999 22:25:05 -0800
Subject:
Re: (idm) Hip-hop history/CD philosophy
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quoted 7 lines and then just listen to the weird as fuck weight> and then just listen to the weird as fuck weight > placement in the breaks, it sounds a lot different from the hip hop of the > early 90s. A definite example of the reflection back and forth from > rapping style and the accompanying beats. All of that newish Method Man > end of the world apocalypse thing album has that sound. I wonder if > there's some name or even general consensus of opinion about this sound. >
Maybe the influence of drum and bass has finally found its way into the ultra conservative hip-hop production world. if you listen to the beat on that Noreaga track with the "What what what" chorus, it's very close to jump-up. It also seems like they're using less real drum samples...the timbaland sound is much more synthetic and electronic than early 90's stuff which was jazz samples galore...