Or Beatmasters ft Merlin, "Who's In The House?", in which Merlin asks:
"who's Fast Eddie?
I'll serve him up like a plate of spaghetti"
Hip-house really makes me laugh; what you had was a new genre of music that
lasted for about a year, tops. During that year, all hip-house records were
*about* hip-house, never really about anything else; all the records
expressed immense confidence in the future of the genre ("hip-house is here
to stay!"); everyone thought they'd discovered the promised land. Almost
overnight, though, it all collapsed, and hip-house died. Tyree ended up
delivering pizzas. God knows what Fast Eddie, or Kool Rock Steady, are doing
(Kool Rock Steady's work with Lidell Townsell is pretty good
hip-acid-house). Hip-house was no more.
I can't really think of any other genre that appeared on the scene with such
self-confidence and vigour, spawned hundreds of releases for around ten
months, and then *utterly vanished*...
And what was the ultimate hip-house record? For me, "Let The Music Take
Control" by Tyree...
Brendan
> -----Original Message-----
> From: marsel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 17 April 2002 16:34
> To: 313@hyperreal.org
> Subject: [313] hip house
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>
> to get it straight
> these are lyrics from hardcore hip house by tyree
>
> "fast eddie, he's the king
> of hiphouse, of this music
> if you really, really want to score
> tyree is the prince and i'm coming hardcore"
>
> whoo yeah
>
> a page up somewhere?
>
>
>
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