Been a busy week and not posted in a minute so thought I'd put up several at once.
This one consists of a few of my favourite remixes, starting with the 9 Milli Bros. Went to see them last night and it didn't disappoint...Meth stagediving, GFK threatening the scallies in the crowd, GZA filming a documentary and a Bob Digi DJ-set consisting of tracks from the forthcoming "8 Diagram" were some of the highlights for me. As such, Wu's been my theme music the last 24 and I'm feeling Da W remix right now.
The crowd was rowdy as hell, which was no surprise. Not too many producers bring the ruckus like the RZA, but Marley Marl's NY Shit remix is some virtuoso elbow-throwing music.
More mellow, but still pretty sick is Kwame's remix of Lauryn Hill's Lost One...miss them good old days before she was just another rapper with a wack live show.
Also got mad love for Dangermouse's version of It Ain't Hard to Tell. I know it's blasphemous, but I think I like it more than the original off Illmatic.
"How can hip-hop be dead if Wu-Tang is FOREVER?" - Good question, courtesy of The Abbot.
This one consists of a few of my favourite remixes, starting with the 9 Milli Bros. Went to see them last night and it didn't disappoint...Meth stagediving, GFK threatening the scallies in the crowd, GZA filming a documentary and a Bob Digi DJ-set consisting of tracks from the forthcoming "8 Diagram" were some of the highlights for me. As such, Wu's been my theme music the last 24 and I'm feeling Da W remix right now.
The crowd was rowdy as hell, which was no surprise. Not too many producers bring the ruckus like the RZA, but Marley Marl's NY Shit remix is some virtuoso elbow-throwing music.
More mellow, but still pretty sick is Kwame's remix of Lauryn Hill's Lost One...miss them good old days before she was just another rapper with a wack live show.
Also got mad love for Dangermouse's version of It Ain't Hard to Tell. I know it's blasphemous, but I think I like it more than the original off Illmatic.
"How can hip-hop be dead if Wu-Tang is FOREVER?" - Good question, courtesy of The Abbot.
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