Mixtape Soundclash - The Poll!
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Sweet!
I'm looking forward to doing another.
I've got to admit I was a little dubious about the Cash vs Mills thing, but real life listeners were split 50-50 about it so I left it in. It wasn't meant to be like, a finely honed cut, just a light-hearted interstice taking us up into the more rinsing section of the mix
I really enjoyed all of them except The Funky Shit. I couldn't get past it being funk, which I just don't like, so I couldn't give it a fair assessment, since I was unable to listen to it without shuddering.
Soundclash was fun, I was really pleased to hear a load of hip-hop I'd not heard for ages
It's a Vibratory Thing was cool, but just a little too housey for me, I kept wanting it to step up the tempo.
Can't Be Satisfied I really liked to start with, there are some great tunes in there and it's stuff I didn't know very well, thus exciting, but the inclusion of Ike & Tina left me unsatisfied
New Roots and Panties I liked the most, hence voting for it. I like bass
I'm looking forward to doing another.
I've got to admit I was a little dubious about the Cash vs Mills thing, but real life listeners were split 50-50 about it so I left it in. It wasn't meant to be like, a finely honed cut, just a light-hearted interstice taking us up into the more rinsing section of the mix
I really enjoyed all of them except The Funky Shit. I couldn't get past it being funk, which I just don't like, so I couldn't give it a fair assessment, since I was unable to listen to it without shuddering.
Soundclash was fun, I was really pleased to hear a load of hip-hop I'd not heard for ages
It's a Vibratory Thing was cool, but just a little too housey for me, I kept wanting it to step up the tempo.
Can't Be Satisfied I really liked to start with, there are some great tunes in there and it's stuff I didn't know very well, thus exciting, but the inclusion of Ike & Tina left me unsatisfied
New Roots and Panties I liked the most, hence voting for it. I like bass
The_Reverend_M
More bass, vicar?
you have no soul. or no booty. possibly both.
Nope
.it was released by Keith Allen in the late 70s, it's based on an old Tappa Zukie riddim. Allen actually did a PA at Notting Hill Carnival where he insisted he wouldn't come out of his caravan because the streets weren't safe for a gay rasta.
The Chris Morris thing was quite recent, and wasn't Chris Morris
The_Reverend_M
More bass, vicar?
He who knows all has spoken 
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
Not Chris Morris, some fella from Nottingham:
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Carlton+"Killawatt"+Valley
http://www.myspace.com/carltonkillawattvalleychariot
Though I don't think the bonus track is this fella anyhow
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
Ah too late
there was a flipside to the Allen track I only have on ratty old tape. It's got our hero falling in love with an Asian guy over the road ("...im parents got a lickle shop selling food and beer") and shagging him in a trolley at the back. After shoving most of the stock from the shop up his arse:
"as me cum in spasms on the floor his mum say
"there's VAT on that"
"as me cum in spasms on the floor his mum say
"there's VAT on that"
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