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Best Hip Hop Albums of 2011

29. Dez. 2011, 13:00 von EXtrez

1. CunninLynguists - Oneirology
Label: APOS Music // Released: 22 Mar 2011
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Guests: Anna Wise, Freddie Gibbs, Big K.R.I.T., Tonedeff, BJ The Chicago Kid, Tunji...
Producer: Kno
Visit: bandcamp
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2. The Roots - Undun
Label: Def Jam // Released: 6 Dec 2011
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Guests: Big K.R.I.T., Phonte, Greg Porn, Truck North, Bilal
Producers: ?uestlove, Ray Angry, James Poyser, Richard Nichols...
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3. Common - The Dreamer, The Believer
Label: Think Common Music // Released: 20 Dec 2011
http://s54.radikal.ru/i144/1112/8e/f80fed555aba.jpg
Guests: Maya Angelou, Nas, John Legend
Producer: No I.D.
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4. Big K.R.I.T. - Return Of 4eva
Label: Self-released //…

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New Music August 2010

10. Aug. 2010, 21:43 von Nialloleary

I'm planning to use this Journal Entry to log all the new interesting bands/music I come across in the media/radio etc to research at a later time. If anybody has an pointers or advice on tracks/albums/bands please do let me know or make a comment.

Clash September 2010

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Link to current issue

Random Recommended Albums

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Arcade Fire new album entitled “Suburbs”
(Rated at 9/10) CLASH RECOMMENDS
Described as “Flipping the mundane trappings of suburban life into a captivating concept album, The Arcade Fire once more whip us into transcendental flight that’s a confident step forwards.

Taking their perennial themes of loss, fear, control and time they’ve re-woven their epic art rock around their fascinating suburban theme that literally lies on our own doorstep. Album reviews are often littered with hyperbole yet ‘Suburbs’ flattens them like the demolition balls that have so shaped their urban subject matter. …

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Bzangy Groink Playlist 21/7/10

28. Jul. 2010, 15:02 von JyotiMishra

http://www.bzangygroink.co.uk/images/2010/brokenlinks.jpg

Woohoo, another busy night with *loads* of requests which I managed to honour as well as cramming in as much new stuff as possible! The best new song tonight was 'What Are You Waiting For?' by Broken Links. When I first downloaded and clicked play on Broken Links, I had no idea what would leap out. And it was one of those moments that keeps me DJing, keeps me looking for new music as what spilled out of my speakers was a delicious mix of goth, indie and synthy weirdness. Tying it all together is an immense melodic catchiness. Really, I think Broken Links will be huge sometime soon, do yourself a favour and get on them now so you can be smug then.

http://www.bzangygroink.co.uk/images/2010/rlyl.jpg

The best old track was also a lovely collision of goth and pop: Red Lorry Yellow Lorry's 'Walking On Your Hands.' I fucking love this song so much, it's one of those tunes that makes you want to dance and punch stuff and hit your head against walls…

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Bzangy Groink Playlist 21/7/10

28. Jul. 2010, 15:01 von JyotiMishra

http://www.bzangygroink.co.uk/images/2010/brokenlinks.jpg

Woohoo, another busy night with *loads* of requests which I managed to honour as well as cramming in as much new stuff as possible! The best new song tonight was 'What Are You Waiting For?' by Broken Links. When I first downloaded and clicked play on Broken Links, I had no idea what would leap out. And it was one of those moments that keeps me DJing, keeps me looking for new music as what spilled out of my speakers was a delicious mix of goth, indie and synthy weirdness. Tying it all together is an immense melodic catchiness. Really, I think Broken Links will be huge sometime soon, do yourself a favour and get on them now so you can be smug then.

http://www.bzangygroink.co.uk/images/2010/rlyl.jpg

The best old track was also a lovely collision of goth and pop: Red Lorry Yellow Lorry's 'Walking On Your Hands.' I fucking love this song so much, it's one of those tunes that makes you want to dance and punch stuff and hit your head against walls…

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Live Shows I've Been At!

10. Jul. 2009, 23:16 von TheRootsLife

This is all i could think of at the moment...
Rage Against the Machine
Wu-Tang Clan
Rakim
The Roots
Nas
Cypress Hill
Public Enemy
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
Black Star
Ben Harper & The Relentless 7
Foo Fighters
Godsmack
Buck 65
Toots & The Maytals
Burning Spear
EPMD
R.A. the Rugged Man
Kid Capri
Blue Scholars
Mr. Lif
Sweatshop Union
Cadence Weapon
Scratch Bastid
Klashnekoff
Supernatural
Rahzel
Bubbz
Cantaloop
Prince Po
Jedi Mind Tricks
Reef The Lost Cauze
Outerspace
MC Esoteric
Abstract Rude
Busdriver
K'naan
The Narcicyst
DAM
Old Man Luedecke
Elliott Brood
Valdy
The Arrogant Worms
Danny Michel
Kobo Town
Bob Snider
Catch-It Kebabs
Cat Empire
GZA/Genius
Black Lips
Ben E. King
Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra
The John Butler Trio
Hole
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
Babe Ruth
Becky Siamon
Funk Wagon
Nomadic Massive
Manchilde
Yasiin Bey

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brrrr@p goes the spit boxing champion

27. Aug. 2008, 23:01 von chromegat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBaa9b23smU

Faith SFX feat. Klashnekoff and the Terra Firma Crew

one word. sick.

faith sfx klashnekoff

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Mengi Bus Tour

28. Jul. 2008, 9:10 von chromegat

Don't even know why I'm not tired. Didn't hit the sack till 5a.m this morning writing a website for my friend. Things I do for mates (for no dough).

"let us pray for the souls of the unborn/
roadkill/
in the headlights of the juggernaut"
-- Souls Of The Unborn Re-Spit (Kashmere Feat Jehst)

I feel like roadkill this minute. pray for me.

So here I am sipping through a pot of Moroccan black coffee (would rather blaze a Moroccan green), bright eyed, listening to Jehst's Mengi Bus Mixtape. Never paid much attention to son and to my own loss. Heard a few tunes here and there but never copped any of his joints.

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/leedsanalogue/Mengibus/MengibusCover.jpg

The mixtape is tougher than a Nuke Proof Suit and DJ IQ does a good job of moving tings along. UK hip hop has always been so so with the exception of heads like Klashnekoff and skinny man. Another journal entry for those two (made my summer of '05). …

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Dandelion Radio - July 2008 shows

23. Jun. 2008, 20:39 von DandelionRadio

As we play out the last few days of the June shows (get in quick to catch them if you missed any of the 22 hours) ... here is what you can expect in July.

Andrew Morrison:
After getting a lot of airtime from extra shows during the last few months, Andy's back to just one two-hour show in July - but it's a rare find packed with gems.
There an exclusive five track session from Ramp, the third specially-recorded live track from Eliza Newman's recent tour in the UK, as well as more tracks from wonderful unsigned acts Lanterns On The Lake and Alex Canasta.
You'll also hear the usual guest spots, 'Scott's Funky Five Minutes' and 'Teresa's Tasty Tips'.

Dubster:
It's Radiodubster's annual garage sale again.
Yes, time to get down to the garage for an hour or 3 and have a good ransack through our unfeasibly large collection of vinyl and CDs, but take heed of the sign on the door "NO MUSIC SNOBS ALLOWED!"
So leave your inhibitions at the door and prepare for a 3 hour browse back in time through indie…

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Music taste >.<

3. Jun. 2008, 11:42 von ameeeena

My music taste seems to change with the seasons...
I suppose its a good thing though.
Not sure...*ponders*

Anyway, first blog >_>
Thought I'd talk about..well..erm..music..!

Is it just me or does it seem like theres a lot
more choice of music genres now then there was
a few years ago? I don't know if thats connected
with the fact that I've grown up, but I just feel
like I can listen to anything and everything and be
able to let the whole world know about it. People
say "music is my life" What a good way to put it?

Genres that have suddenly appeared in my music tastes
along with the bands/artists:

Jrock:
UVERworld,
HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR
MIYAVI
ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
ORANGE RANGE

Grime/Hip-Hop
Akala
Sway
Kano
Klashnekoff

Metal
Nemesea
Metallica
Trivium
Black Sabbath
As I Lay Dying
Iron Maiden

Ameena x

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Favourite albums of '07 part one: #30-#21

31. Jan. 2008, 18:27 von Orange_Anubis

I'm a bit late! But I'm glad I took my time. I heard a couple of brilliant albums from last year for the first time this January, and it would have been horrible to miss them out. All the same, there's still bound to be great music missing from this countdown, just because I haven't heard it yet.

I did get to enjoy a huge amount of music last year, though. And I wouldn't have heard many of the albums I'm about to write about without introductions from some of my Last.fm mates. So big shout-outs to Nialloleary, Post-Rocker, PudsWoods and CvaldaVessalis. Cheers, lads. :)

Don't even ask me how I arrived at my Top 30. Suffice to say, there was a spreadsheet and a ridiculously complicated formula, which I proceeded to ignore whenever the results didn't feel right...

30. Turzi - A
In Turzi's seductively restless world, a slightly krautrockier Kraftwerk meets the film scores of John Carpenter. And blimey, the urgency. Every track on this album is queasy with unresolved…

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