thank the diplodocus
during the past week i was (re)introduced to two songs that have already risen to the top of my most played list - both caught my attention in diplo mix albums.
appearing somewhere amidst the madness of the M.I.A./diplo collab. piracy fund's terrorism, ll cool j's headsprung is a better than average timbaland production, maybe one of my favorite ever. i can't believe i didn't pay more attention to this when it was getting radio play. if you missed the boat too, here's your chance to make things right.
the other track is somewhat more obscure, showing up on the phenomenal first track of the hollertronix never scared mix. the artist: debbie deb (never heard of her). the track: lookout weekend.
appearing somewhere amidst the madness of the M.I.A./diplo collab. piracy fund's terrorism, ll cool j's headsprung is a better than average timbaland production, maybe one of my favorite ever. i can't believe i didn't pay more attention to this when it was getting radio play. if you missed the boat too, here's your chance to make things right.
the other track is somewhat more obscure, showing up on the phenomenal first track of the hollertronix never scared mix. the artist: debbie deb (never heard of her). the track: lookout weekend.
COMMENTS:
said: i can't take that dude seriously ever since i heard someone call him a "suburban superthug". good mixtapes though.
said: which dude? diplo? i would probably take the guy using the phrase "suburban superthug" a lot less seriously...
said: diplo. i forget who said it, but it's totally otm. did you read the interview chris lemon-red did with him? so painful...
said: sorry i slacked on getting lookout weekend for you... turns out it was on the gabba/amp compilation cd (which is still probably the single best comp i've ever heard/heard tell of). i can send you a 192 vers of it if you want.
said: i think i got most of it when you visited... have only digested about 50% of it... getting that much good music at once is kind of daunting... whatever happened to gabba? so crappy now that any fool can post whatever novelty song they dig out of [random acquaintance] discarded cds...
said: umm... nick kilroy (aka krg) died.
agreed that it's not as good, but i think jk resurected it in the best way possible.
said: oh yeah... forgot about that nick kilroy being dead business... does that mean no more junior boys albums, also?
are you getting my e-mails (specifically, the jousting one)?
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