i just got the new Deltron cd the other day. its Del the Funky Homosapians
new alias. i seriously recommend it.
From: andrew griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] experimental hip hop?
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2001 10:22:19 +1100
anti-pop consortium has got to be some
The Them LP is probably the most experimental hip-hop release I've ever
heard, far to much so for me but you may like it better. You also might want
to check out the new Canibul Ox LP that should be coming out in the near
future. They've been signed and produced by the legendary underground act
anti-pop consortium has got to be some of the most experimental hip hop of
the last few years. crazy. also check various members of APC on the Vadim
produced Isolationist album (as well as most of the stuff on Jazz Fudge for
that matter). And Outkast for a retro stanking P-Funk psychadelic
would you count in labels like 75 Ark (Anti Pop Consortium), Rawkus, Big
Dada etc ? what exactly is your defiition of experimental hip-hop ?
Gwendal
Is there such a thing as experimental hip hop?
I listened to DJ Assault's belle isle tech and found it
interesting.
Are there other things that
In a message dated 2/7/01 4:29:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
would you count in labels like 75 Ark (Anti Pop Consortium), Rawkus, Big
Dada etc ? what exactly is your defiition of experimental hip-hop ?
Gwendal
doing new things with old forms - pushing the limits of commercial music -
, February 06, 2001 9:50 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] experimental hip hop?
Is there such a thing as experimental hip hop?
I listened to DJ Assault's belle isle tech and found it
interesting.
Are there other things that are - like the hip hop
counterpart - of Berlin
Techno
i would check out the ninja tune label. you pretty much can't go wrong
there. i've heard nothing but phat tracks from these people. has anyone
heard the new xen cuts?
kyle
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Gwendal wrote:
what exactly is your defiition of experimental hip-hop ?
mediadrome wrote:
doing new things with old forms - pushing
Add Smith Mighty to that... they have lots of dub influence.
Fred
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To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: [313] experimental hip hop?
Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2001 10:08:03 -0500
I am also finding excellent releases on the Grand Central Records label
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I'll second that! I've heard the Xen cuts compilation and it's quality, as are
pretty much all the releases on this label.
Exact definitions aside, check out the following hip hop
artists/releases:
I'd have to add the Anti Pop Consortium LP (name of which I can't remember)
but it IS as good as they say. Also, for a 313 angle, I'd mention Saul
Williams (especially his track on Rawkus' Lyricist Lounge vol. 1) - a
While you're at it, check out Handsome Boy Modeling School (Prince Paul et
al.)on Tommy Boy.
Also, Eleven Phases on Sublime (everyone from K. Hand to Dan Bell) is pretty
interesting.
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Gwendal wrote:
what exactly is your defiition of experimental hip-hop ?
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would you count in labels like 75 Ark (Anti Pop Consortium), Rawkus, Big
Dada etc ? what exactly is your defiition of experimental hip-hop ?
Gwendal
Is there such a thing as experimental hip hop?
I listened to DJ Assault's belle
Subject: RE: [313] experimental hip hop?
i would check out the ninja tune label. you pretty much
can't go wrong
there. i've heard nothing but phat tracks from these people.
has anyone
heard the new xen cuts?
kyle
I recently did a bit on Drum Machine Technicians (DJ
Cue and Eddie Def). I read an interesting interview
with them where they pointed out that they noticed a
lot of electronic music producers (in the 90s) were
playing with hip hop beats but hip hop producers were
kinda ignoring what was going on
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Fred McMurry wrote:
Try The Devine Styler.
Yeah, Divine Styler is phenomenal, and his latest album Wordpower2
was produced by John Tejada!
i find divine styler a little too busy-sounding, too
clanky. Group Home is amazing hiphop.
Try The Devine Styler.
Yeah, Divine Styler is phenomenal, and his latest
album Wordpower2
was produced by John Tejada!
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I have also forgotten to mention that the 11phase compilation has some good
hip hop beats on it. can't remember what lable it is on since my copy got
stolen, but rob hood, eddie folkes (sp), Claude Young, and Will Web are all
on there...
speaking of Will Web, who is he?? what has he done
I have this record called The IsolationaistI haven't listened to it in a
while..
but I guess it falls into that category.
But for the record I wanna say that there is no such thing as experimental
hip-hop just like there is no such thing as alternative hip-hop. To quote
Greg Tate the
already mentioned find anything by Saul Williams, he is the
man and will be for a long time coming.
todd
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: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 6:59 AM
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Gwendal wrote:
what exactly is your defiition of experimental hip-hop ?
mediadrome wrote:
doing new things with old forms - pushing the limits of commercial
music - new ways of using words
://www.undergroundhiphop.com and check out
some good hip hop
(especially Louis Logic).
Gwendal Cobert [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
02/07/2001 04:27:45 AM
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would you count in labels like 75 Ark (Anti Pop
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From: FC3 Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 2:33 PM
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: I have also forgotten to mention that the 11phase compilation has some
good
: hip hop beats on it. can't remember what
The word experimental leaves a lot of room for interpretation... but I'm
surprised no one has mentioned the Hipnotech records. To me these sound
great on their own, infused with a healthy dose of Hi-tech funk, but they
are also fun as hell to cut up. I've got 1-5, still haven't picked up the
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