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ackbar wrote:pretty sure such a thing doesn't exist..BigCat8 wrote:Icesickle wrote:I've never heard Funcrusher Plus in its entirety, but I like some of the singles and that DJ Premier remix of that song off it a lot.
he put 8 steps to perfection on that one mixtape tho
yeah. he just cut it up, juggled it a bit on a mixtape of his. i'm not aware of any primo remix.ackbar wrote:pretty sure such a thing doesn't exist..BigCat8 wrote:Icesickle wrote:I've never heard Funcrusher Plus in its entirety, but I like some of the singles and that DJ Premier remix of that song off it a lot.
he put 8 steps to perfection on that one mixtape tho
He meant the version with the Marley Marl guest verse.QWALMS wrote:yeah. he just cut it up, juggled it a bit on a mixtape of his. i'm not aware of any primo remix.ackbar wrote:pretty sure such a thing doesn't exist..BigCat8 wrote:Icesickle wrote:I've never heard Funcrusher Plus in its entirety, but I like some of the singles and that DJ Premier remix of that song off it a lot.
he put 8 steps to perfection on that one mixtape tho
LOL at thinking 8 Steps To Perfection is a Primo beat.Icesickle wrote:I've never heard Funcrusher Plus in its entirety, but I like some of the singles and that DJ Premier remix of that song off it a lot.
at the way motherfuckers are voting? The Cold Vein is a good album and one of the best of 01 or 02 or whenever the hell it came out but:Yep.Paragraph President wrote:He's going to defend himself by pointing out that a very common rip of the song from back in the Napster heyday labels it as a DJ Premier remix. Even so, to think that it's a Premier beat is absurd.
its the same beat thoughIcesickle wrote:Yep.Paragraph President wrote:He's going to defend himself by pointing out that a very common rip of the song from back in the Napster heyday labels it as a DJ Premier remix. Even so, to think that it's a Premier beat is absurd.
LOL at me getting "sonned" for not knowing who produced a Company Flow song. I never knew that mixing up who remixed a cut on an obscure underground nerd rap record was a sonnable offense.
uh, they're pretty much all produced by the same dude, save Lune TNS, and a few Johnny instrumentals. And since when was CoFlow obscure?Icesickle wrote:Yep.Paragraph President wrote:He's going to defend himself by pointing out that a very common rip of the song from back in the Napster heyday labels it as a DJ Premier remix. Even so, to think that it's a Premier beat is absurd.
LOL at me getting "sonned" for not knowing who produced a Company Flow song. I never knew that mixing up who remixed a cut on an obscure underground nerd rap record was a sonnable offense.
I never owned Funcrusher Plus. I've just heard a few songs.bringinoutbangerz wrote: uh, they're pretty much all produced by the same dude, save Lune TNS, and a few Johnny instrumentals. And since when was CoFlow obscure?
Icesickle wrote:I never owned Funcrusher Plus. I've just heard a few songs.bringinoutbangerz wrote: uh, they're pretty much all produced by the same dude, save Lune TNS, and a few Johnny instrumentals. And since when was CoFlow obscure?
Obscure = a group that less that 1% of the population would even have a chance of knowing.
It's more that you can't identify DJ premier's signature sound though.Icesickle wrote:Yep.Paragraph President wrote:He's going to defend himself by pointing out that a very common rip of the song from back in the Napster heyday labels it as a DJ Premier remix. Even so, to think that it's a Premier beat is absurd.
LOL at me getting "sonned" for not knowing who produced a Company Flow song. I never knew that mixing up who remixed a cut on an obscure underground nerd rap record was a sonnable offense.
Icesickle wrote:Bullshit, I can spot a Coldplay song from 3 barrio blocks away.Philaflava wrote:Just when you thought Ice upped the ante with the Marley Marl shit, he goes and commits the Cardinal Sin of hip-hop by being unable to indentify a Christopher Martin production.
The last time I heard that song was 5-6 years ago. It said it was produced by Premier. Calm down.Paragraph President wrote:It's more that you can't identify DJ premier's signature sound though.Icesickle wrote:Yep.Paragraph President wrote:He's going to defend himself by pointing out that a very common rip of the song from back in the Napster heyday labels it as a DJ Premier remix. Even so, to think that it's a Premier beat is absurd.
LOL at me getting "sonned" for not knowing who produced a Company Flow song. I never knew that mixing up who remixed a cut on an obscure underground nerd rap record was a sonnable offense.
Perfectly calm. Just clarifying. The fact is that you just don't know this music genre very well. That's all.Icesickle wrote:Paragraph President wrote:It's more that you can't identify DJ premier's signature sound though.Icesickle wrote:Yep.Paragraph President wrote:He's going to defend himself by pointing out that a very common rip of the song from back in the Napster heyday labels it as a DJ Premier remix. Even so, to think that it's a Premier beat is absurd.
LOL at me getting "sonned" for not knowing who produced a Company Flow song. I never knew that mixing up who remixed a cut on an obscure underground nerd rap record was a sonnable offense.
The last time I heard that song was 5-6 years ago. It said it was produced by Premier. Calm down.
T-Wrex wrote:drizzle wrote:Icesickle wrote:Bullshit, I can spot a Coldplay song from 3 barrio blocks away.Philaflava wrote:Just when you thought Ice upped the ante with the Marley Marl shit, he goes and commits the Cardinal Sin of hip-hop by being unable to indentify a Christopher Martin production.
I believed the first album pushed like 200,000 plus copies supposedly worldwide. And was out of print for years except on tape so who knows what it could've done. Not exactly DJ Toomp status, but they were reviewed in the Source and all that. Cats knew about Co-Flow that never knew about Def Jux or any of El's solo work. Not to say they were "all that" or anything, but as far as spaced out apocalyptic off beat nerd rap goes (which I assumed was your specialty since we know it's not the Juice Crew), they're pretty big.Icesickle wrote:I never owned Funcrusher Plus. I've just heard a few songs.bringinoutbangerz wrote: uh, they're pretty much all produced by the same dude, save Lune TNS, and a few Johnny instrumentals. And since when was CoFlow obscure?
Obscure = a group that less that 1% of the population would even have a chance of knowing.
but yeah, the big fuck up was definitely thinking that it was a Premier beat.the best thing about ice, & this is where he does the most damage against himself, is the way he defends himself instead of just being like oh, my bad. yeah, he made a mistake, but he's not a faggot, or so he tries to explain, proving every time without fail that he unquestionably is.B. Ware tha Siniq wrote:I believed the first album pushed like 200,000 plus copies supposedly worldwide. And was out of print for years except on tape so who knows what it could've done. Not exactly DJ Toomp status, but they were reviewed in the Source and all that. Cats knew about Co-Flow that never knew about Def Jux or any of El's solo work. Not to say they were "all that" or anything, but as far as spaced out apocalyptic off beat nerd rap goes (which I assumed was your specialty since we know it's not the Juice Crew), they're pretty big.Icesickle wrote:I never owned Funcrusher Plus. I've just heard a few songs.bringinoutbangerz wrote: uh, they're pretty much all produced by the same dude, save Lune TNS, and a few Johnny instrumentals. And since when was CoFlow obscure?
Obscure = a group that less that 1% of the population would even have a chance of knowing.
