Eric Y is a talented dude. Secret weapon. A real innovator...
Eric Yeschke (of Expensive $hit, Raw Blow, etc.) recorded this record at The Nerve and did a wonderful job doing so!
Who recorded and mixed this great sounding record?
Giving away a couple VIP tickets to his talk tomorrow night with Terrence Hayes. Includes a meet & greet afterward: http://travelingmarla.com/2013/04/17/meet-…
Thanks Rza for looking back and helping someone realize their dream! Pittsburgh Loves you Bro!
To anyone who is interested in the history of Hip-hop and has not read "The Tao of Wu", I highly recommend it.
It is insightful, well-referenced, and occasionally funny; it is only held back by The RZA's insanely massive ego (and, in early chapters, the utter hatred for the white man he felt in his youth).
Somebody should give him a Steeler/Penguin/Pirates stocking cap.
I have "Papa Gene's Blues" in my mp3 player. Really like that song
It's "Joanne", not "Joanna". :)
How you gonna have Lounge story and talk Open Mic without mentioning Yah Lioness Borne
The city paper decided the story they wanted to tell before I was even interviewed. I will tell the real one here:
smikileaks.tumblr.com
Should it surprise me? no. Does it disappoint me? yes.
Its all good. Probably best if I tell it my way anyways. I will be just as critical of myself as I will be of others, but at least the truth will be on the page.
This is the same paper that told us years ago that they weren't gonna keep doing write ups on all of the fine talent that was coming thru the lounge because we weren't advertising with them.
Yes....its true. the real world does suck some time.
And HOW ARE YOU GONNA HAVE A LOUNGE STORY WITH NO GENE STOVALL and NO STAFF?!?!?!?!
- Tim Guthrie
I am just going to start learning. I am not that good at playing and need guitar help. Any info on guitar lessons you can give me will be much appreciated. I had gone through this site:
http://www.guitarists.net/guitar_lessons/
thanks...
I've often wondered about this. I always just assumed that guys got away with this stuff on mixtapes because they were distributed for free. I also wonder how this applies to cut-up DJs who distribute mixes for free, since I don't see much difference ethically in what Mac Miller did in this case versus what any number of DJs do on a regular basis.
I disagree with the idea, though, that avoiding samples altogether will improve the quality of the beats. You'll just get more emcees rapping over stuff that sounds like computer game music. Bottom line is that labels need to get off their wallets and support their artists by clearing this stuff, no matter how it is distributed.
It's Hannigan.... Chirs Hannigan!!!!!
https://www.facebook.com/#!/chrishanniganm…
There will also be a release show this Friday at 222 Ormsby in Mt. Oliver. 7pm, all ages. Frantic Heart of It, Playoff Beard and Shady Ave.
So, the opening "band" Title TK turned out to consist of three dudes bantering back and forth while wearing guitars. Some in the audience appeared to take issue with this. Thoughts?
I like Ike.
Mangum's first Pittsburgh show was actually July 22, 1996 on the second floor of the now-defunct Oakland Beehive with fellow Merge bands Butterglory and Karl Hendricks Trio.
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Control freaks appreciate that horrible freedom. You don't have to compromise with yourself.
Re: “Lord Finesse's suit against Mac Miller raises questions about the future of the hip-hop mixtape”
Mac Miller is best Miller.