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The man. Discuss.
'parents cellar'
Now he sounds like a stuck up rich kid.
Now he sounds like a stuck up rich kid.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> A Right Earful is a mixtape type deal though, it's not actually him.
> But it's still a great album.
The first one was all beats and samples though, but him and his 2-live-crew played stuff too. It's got that whole "I mixed this effortlessly in my parent's cellar" feel about it. Very nice.
> A Right Earful is a mixtape type deal though, it's not actually him.
> But it's still a great album.
The first one was all beats and samples though, but him and his 2-live-crew played stuff too. It's got that whole "I mixed this effortlessly in my parent's cellar" feel about it. Very nice.
I always thought his name sounded like the name of a magazine.
Good call.
I've never heard of this person. Therefore, I have decided I would not like him and, furthermore, nobody else should either.
The legendary non-posting staffmeister general Tino is a fan. If that's any help. Which it isn't.
A Right Earful is a mixtape type deal though, it's not actually him. But it's still a great album.
That's "Music for the Mature B-Boy". "A Right Earful" is better - no cuts in between, just pure music all the way through. Mixes rap, electro, breakbeat, hip-hop (yes, they are all different styles), jazz and funk. First half an hour is amazing, then it cuts to a song or two, then back into the mixing for a bit.
I've loved him for the last year or so. Have his album on MP3, ut I thought nobody else cared
standout tracks:
Charity SHop Shoop
Hit Song
Viscious (sp?) Battle raps
Ill Culinary Behaviour
standout tracks:
Charity SHop Shoop
Hit Song
Viscious (sp?) Battle raps
Ill Culinary Behaviour
The man. Discuss.