Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Eliot Lipp - Rap Tight


Fela Kuti & The Africa 70 - Fela with Ginger Baker Live!

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Live! is a re-issued album recorded in 1971 and 1978 by Fela Kuti's band, Africa 70, with the addition of former Cream drummer Ginger Baker.
Baker with Kuti travelled into Africa in a Land Rover to learn about the continent's rhythms. The fifth and last song features a 16-minute drum duet between Baker and Africa 70's drummer Tony Allen recorded at the 1978 Berlin Jazz Festival.
 The psychedelic hybrid of genres that is afro-beat is something to lose yourself in. The length of the tracks in conductive to this mood and I'm sure Kuti would've recommended enhancement via mind altering substances to those inclined (if you've never read Fela's story you're really missing out on some wild shit).

Track listing

All songs by Fela Ransome-Kuti, except where noted.
  1. "Let's Start" - 8:06
  2. "Black Man's Cry" - 12:12
  3. "Ye Ye De Smell" - 13:55
  4. "Egbe Mi O (Carry Me I Want To Die)" - 12:37
Bonus track :
  1. "Ginger Baker and Tony Allen Drum Solo" - live 1978 (Fela Kuti, Ginger Baker, Tony Allen) - 16:21




Friday, December 3, 2010

Bob Dylan, Neil Young, The Band - At The Snack Benefit



This one features Bob Dylan, Neil Young and The Band playing at the Kezar Stadium at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park for a benefit.
Bill Graham created the SNACK benefit (Students Need Athletics Culture and Kicks) to help preserve school programming for youngsters.



Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: FM Broadcast

Link

Tipper

Tipper - Broken Soul Jamboree


If you don't know who Tipper is, you don't know what perfectionists sound like and then you have no standard for that kinda thing, so start now here with Tipper's newest release which if you didn't know he was human you'ld think this is some alien interpretation of ethnic and dance music, some your latest DMT experience.... or maybe not. But anyway Broken Soul Jamboree is a nice collection and molding of Tipper's downtempo and super out there break beat bass heavy style of music. This guys a master of production and here is a great examples.

NEED TO GET THIS WU-TANG

King Tubby Vs. Wu Tang - Macro Dubplates Volume One



Wu Tang Killa Beez is on a swarm. Chris Macro put this mixtape together that combines Wu Tang vocals over King Tubby's dub beats. Some the best wu i have ever listened to. must have for any big fan.... DL

Asheville Beat Tape Vol 1 is here

Cover Art
Cover Artwork (designed by Troy Lehman)
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In a clearing surrounded by mountains a distinctive sound rings out. This sound is the imaginative echo of the Asheville electronic music scene. It’s a sound that has been growing rapidly within this mountain community, where an ever-growing artist population constantly pushes the variety of musical production through the envelope.
The idea for an Asheville Beat Tape came from Nigel One, a long-time DJ and producer who has been involved in Asheville’s electronic music scene since the early 2000′s. Soon after joining forces with Skew Records, Nigel decided to spearhead the idea of bringing some of the surrounding talent together to form an Asheville Beat Tape. After a month’s time, Nigel had collected a multitude of tracks from area producers, and brought on Skew producers Peripheral and DM Stair to help artfully and seamlessly arrange the tracks into order. The result is a 45-minute mix of inspiring production and composition styles.
The Beat Tape consists of a variety of artists such as Two Fresh, Moving Temple, Mother Hood of RBTS WIN, Peripheral, DJ Bowie, DM Stair, and Mingle of Paper Tiger, all performers at Moogfest this past Halloween weekend. Other producers include Nigel One, Marley Carroll of Melanaster Records, Bookworm and Jables from Labcoat, SYS-HEX, d:Raf, KimathiM, Wuchinow, and ProFlogik of Skew Records.
Nigel One and the collective of area producers have started accepting entries for Volume 2, which will include other artists that did not appear on Volume 1. Stay tuned this winter for more information on mix tape and individual artist releases from Skew Records.
Press Photo (taken by Andrew Fletcher)
TRACK LISTING
  1. SYS-HEX – Could Have Sworn
  2. KimathiM – Nammo
  3. TwoFresh – Mini-Max
  4. Moving Temple – NewWorld
  5. d:Raf – Ninja Au Go Go
  6. DJ Bowie – Doin’ It
  7. DM Stair – Radio Mountain
  8. Mother Hood – Waffle Fryz
  9. Nigel One – Pyradelic
  10. Jables – Abbrev
  11. Bookworm – MPCONE
  12. ProFlogik – Velvet
  13. Mingle – Town To Town
  14. P3RIPH3RAL – Wave
  15. Wuchinow – Tola
  16. Marley Carroll – Be Good
  17. Shoutro