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Lung is a charcuterie expert, working at places like Portland’s Laurelhurst Market before relocating to hip spots in Los Angeles. "Just talked to Farrakhan, that's sensei; Told him I've been on 10 since the 10th grade; Got a middle finger longer than Dikembe.". This is writing and performance that goes beyond poetics, and belies the fact that the band members were barely out of high school: check Phesto's bravura final verse, where metre and line structure play second fiddle to the beat's iron rule: "Here I go again!/ Return of the Jedi, red eye/ Use my lightsabre..." And he's off, ricocheting around inside the track, images colliding with the beat, the only weakness being ours, the inability of even the most furiously concentrating listener to keep pace with it all. As a wholly independent publication, we rely entirely on our ad bookings to keep The Quietus going. It's bookended by two tracks more obviously bristling with the kind of samples hip hop producers are supposed to favour - indeed, the title track (albeit with a singular rather than plural name, 'Crosswind'), which follows it, had been used by DJ Premier on Gang Starr's jazz-rap magnum opus Step In the Arena (it forms the main loop for 'Here Today, Gone Tomorrow' and may well be the reason why A-Plus sought out a copy of Crosswind). Hip Hop Is Read have compiled another of their brilliant sample sets – this time for Souls of Mischief’s classic 93 ‘Til Infinity. If you love what we do, you can help tQ to continue bringing you the best in cultural criticism and new music by joining one of our subscription tiers. Hip hop classics age like fine wines.

"Never brag or tell, but I blast 'em well; "This is the moment, grab your Kodak while I'm flying; "And I'ma hit it on the head with the hammer; "They should call me James, cause I'm goin' Harden this b----.". Watt.". He is a graduate of the University of Texas and Alief Hastings High School. The hypersyllabic tongue-twisting lyrical gymnastics - not to mention the kung-fu allusions - of Fu-Schnickens, and in particular the dazzling Chip Fu and his Looney Tunes flow, had helped pave the way for, first, Das EFX and, soon, would make aspects of the Wu-Tang Clan's shtick a bit easier to comprehend; meanwhile, the band's unlikely team-up with basketball superstar Shaquille O'Neal would lead to Jive getting to release a string of successful (artistically as well as commercially) albums by the hip hop generation's biggest sporting icon. "Dope game or rap game, you know we run it; We’re back to back, back to back like the Comets.". By the Extreme Angels of Parody, the band's unlikely team-up with basketball superstar Shaquille O'Neal, a fascinating 20th anniversary interview by Emmanuel CM published earlier this year by XXL, Baker's Dozen: UNKLE'S James Lavelle On His 13 Favourite Records, 25 Years On: A Tribe Called Quest's The Low End Theory Revisited, Obvious Injustice: The Jungle Brothers' Done By The Forces Of Nature, Rockstar Ate My Videogame: A Spotify Playlist Of Pixel Hits, Years Of Cocktail-Flash: The Fall In 1980, Better Music Through Listening: XL's Richard Russell Interviewed, Building The Future With A Grain Of The Past: DJ Shadow Live, Pushing The Boat Out: Art & Business The Fitzcarraldo Way, Talking Heads Gone Bleep Techno: Radiohead's Kid A Turns 20, All She Ever Looked For: Kate Bush’s Never For Ever, 40 Years On, Friends Reunited: Lou Reed And John Cale's Songs For Drella Revisited, Have A Drink On Me: 40 Years Of AC/DC’s Back In Black, 40 Years Later: Closer & The Last Days Of Joy Division. 93 'Til Infinity is a gem - focused, sharp, lyrically bedazzling, musically rich, complicated yet easy-on-the-ear, clever but never indulgently show-offy. It's not just about some 18-year-olds finding a record made before they were born and stealing its sound: it's about the magic of musical creation and composition, where so much that may never have been consciously intended winds up in the grooves as the idea transitions from conception and invention through performance into the historical artefact created by the recording process.

Tucker grab a meal at Turkey... Cochon 555 returns to Houston with virtual option. Yet it remains very much a specialist's choice - an album loved by those it touched, yet which today stands all but unknown among a wider world that would, surely, have taken it to their hearts with every bit as much gusto as they'd embraced 3 Feet High & Rising or People's Instinctive Paths... a couple of years before. ", Hakeem Olajuwon and Scottie Pippen, we shut em down.". That this wasn't anywhere near as vast or all-encompassing or ambitious or limitless in scope as the sounds on the records they made was hardly their fault - but it's the one piece of the puzzle that doesn't quite fit. It also featured singles 'That's When Ya Lost' and 'Never No More' which also reached the Hot Rap Singles. But to these ears, there may be something at the heart of the record that helps explain it a little better. The group weren't just propping themselves up on a diet of recently absorbed east-coast lyricism, either. That meant a restaurant focused on the food they enjoy cooking surrounded by the sounds of the music they love. It dominates the album that took it as its title, but a significant number of the other 12 tracks (the album has 14, but the last one is just an outro rather than a proper song) run it close. Download Now on Beatport. There can surely have been no other imprint better placed to take Souls' promise and help them turn it into dollars and cents. The restaurant, which will be located in the Montrose area at 1601 West Main and scheduled to open in mid-November, gets its name from underground hip hop song “93 ‘Til Infinity” by Oakland group Souls of Mischief. Jive never got the press or the kudos that attended a Def Jam, a Tommy Boy or a Death Row, but they'd been involved in hip hop for ages - Whodini were an early rap signing, their 'Magic's Wand' a pre-Golden Age classic, while the label also released all the early work of gangsta pioneer Schooly D - and a look at the label's hip hop roster in the early '90s is like reading a who's-who of the best rap talent alive. Of course, if the album had only really had the one good track, we wouldn't be talking about it 20 years later. "I’m higher than a satellite, crawlin like a baby; Maneuvering through the traffic like I’m Tracy McGrady; Still choppin on them buttons, I’m struttin and lookin fresh; Switch hitting like Berkman, this is ballin at its best; In that Minute Maid dropper with retractable roof; Finer than wood, waving the hood, student loans on the tooth.". "N----- scheme but they sweeter than cookies and cream; Homey, I got more blocks than Hakeem the Dream.". That’s precisely why 93 ‘Til Infinity sounds just as good as it would if Souls of Mischief had dropped it this year. "Still got the glock and I still got the 40; Put me under pressure, I’ma pull a Robert Horry. ", Eyes on the prize, Shawn knew I had to, h. "A Phi Slama Jama when you wear a bandana; (Rich Homie Quan) Pull up on a line with three hoes with me like my name James Harden; (Fabolous) And anywhere you see me

"I ran up in the booth, and wasn’t no half-steppin; I’m dunkin on big n----- sort of like Kevin; Blame Dame Dash for me biggin up my team. A: 93 ‘Til Infinity (Vocal) / B: 93 ‘Til Infinity (Instrumental) While the Souls of Mischief never sold the kind of numbers that would elevate them to a huge audience, for the hip-hop cognoscenti their 1993 album 93 'Til Infinity and the singles it spawned are nothing but classic. ; On the break, three on one like Phi Slama Jama. "LISTEN HERE. ", Put your hand in the oven if you touch my things.". The answer is an absolute and True, that needn't be a problem - and in Opio's opening verse he references another band of Californian sonic visionaries whose best-known songs also tended to stick to the reliable pop staples of relationships and admiring the opposite sex, even as their soundscapes were changing the world ("The weather's heat in Cali/ Gettin' weeded makes it feel like Maui/ Now we/ Feel the good vibrations").

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