quoted 8 lines Prefuse 73 - Vocal Studies and Uprock Narratives>Prefuse 73 - Vocal Studies and Uprock Narratives
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>There seems to be a belief that Machine Drum was the originator of
>this style rather than Herren. Where are people getting that?
>"Estrocaro" came out in October 2000 which was several months before
>"Now You Know..." Regardless, this album is just quality listening
>throughout. "Nuno" might be my favorite track of the year.
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great choice. but i have to respond to your statement about the
origin of this style. by the style, do you mean hip-hop/electronic
crossover? or do you mean the use of vocal cuts to create texture? i
still consider p73 and Machine drum hip-hop/electronic crossover, and
this stuff has been around for awhile. push button objects has been
doing this stuff for years, for one. we have CD's like the East
Flatbush Project on Choc. Ind., where famous artists like
autechre/squarepusher were remixing hip-hop. Funkstorung was doing
this kind of stuff with Appetite for Disctruction.
im sure that people can name more stuff that i cant even recall right
now. but i think that calling hip-hop/electronic stuff a recent
development isn't exactly true. please tell me if i construed your
statement incorrectly.
shane
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