Wu-Tang Clan

psykokarkki · 09.11.2008 03:42

meni jo psykostep tongue

WU-TANG! WU-TANG! WU-TANG! WU-TANG!

åhå mistä capsit eiq colorflash

psykokarkki · 09.11.2008 03:52

jpp, kolme varttia tais olla myöhässä mut sit lähti, liquid swords noin 35 minsaan, killah priest vierailijana, sit muita juttuja, mm. wu-tang clan klassikoita. olihan toi hienoo colorflash :pint:

rudi ja karri koira kans varsin jees peuk

ex-kolja · 09.11.2008 17:12

[quote:3d2fab6066="psykokarkki"]jpp, kolme varttia tais olla myöhässä mut sit lähti, liquid swords noin 35 minsaan, killah priest vierailijana, sit muita juttuja, mm. wu-tang clan klassikoita. olihan toi hienoo colorflash :pint:

rudi ja karri koira kans varsin jees peuk [/quote:3d2fab6066]

Jep. Alussa oli ehkä hiukan tahmeeta (vaikkakin Duel.. oli yks illan kohokohtia), mutta sitten lähti. Ei sitä voinut kun hymyillä.

icon_eek peuk Gzan kyvylle vetää muiden Wu-tyyppien versejä vielä näitä herroja kohtuullisen hyvin matkien! SHIMMY SHIMMY YA!!!!

Kenkä · 09.11.2008 17:26

Tämmöstä juttua Newsbeatissä: Gang Gang Dance are hoping to work with GZA

ex-kolja · 09.11.2008 17:27

Kenkä wrote:

Tämmöstä juttua Newsbeatissä: Gang Gang Dance are hoping to work with GZA

icon_eek peuk

psykokarkki · 09.11.2008 17:37

ex-kolja wrote:

Gzan kyvylle vetää muiden Wu-tyyppien versejä vielä näitä herroja kohtuullisen hyvin matkien! SHIMMY SHIMMY YA!!!!

kieltämättä yksi illan kohokohtia tongue

psykokarkki · 10.11.2008 17:24

hesarin juttu

hrmunoita · 10.11.2008 20:44

snadisti vituttaa missaaminen.

silvawhale · 10.11.2008 20:53

Kenkä wrote:

Tämmöstä juttua Newsbeatissä: Gang Gang Dance are hoping to work with GZA

vähä niinku kapasiteettiyksikkö feat. hector-hengessä? icon_arrow

Joe Caligula · 10.11.2008 21:12

[quote:e0de1f4a65="ex-kolja"][quote:e0de1f4a65="psykokarkki"]jpp, kolme varttia tais olla myöhässä mut sit lähti, liquid swords noin 35 minsaan, killah priest vierailijana, sit muita juttuja, mm. wu-tang clan klassikoita. olihan toi hienoo colorflash :pint:

rudi ja karri koira kans varsin jees peuk [/quote:e0de1f4a65]

Jep. Alussa oli ehkä hiukan tahmeeta (vaikkakin Duel.. oli yks illan kohokohtia), mutta sitten lähti. Ei sitä voinut kun hymyillä.

icon_eek peuk Gzan kyvylle vetää muiden Wu-tyyppien versejä vielä näitä herroja kohtuullisen hyvin matkien! SHIMMY SHIMMY YA!!!![/quote:e0de1f4a65]

Joo. Alku meni vähän yskien, mutta sitten parani. Jeezs!

ex-kolja · 02.12.2008 21:51

Klassikko.

hrmunoita · 02.12.2008 22:05

sydan

Ostin tänään Cappadonna Pillagen (hyväkuntoisen) eurolla peuk

helicon · 12.12.2008 18:10

Staten Island Historians Piece Together Genealogy Of Wu-Tang Clan
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/st … EMTF_Onion

[quote:d8051a6bc1]"Still, one thing remains certain," Wilburn added. "The Wu-Tang Clan was nothing to fuck with."[/quote:d8051a6bc1]

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Tomsk · 13.12.2008 22:05

The Dead Sciencen uusimman Villainaire-levyn hihanuoteista: "Dedicated in word and deed to the Wu-Tang Clan".

biggrin tongue

Ei mulla muuta.

grasskirt · 18.02.2009 16:48

Tämä saattaisi kiinnostaa joitakin:

[quote:8840464bc3]Hiphopin merkittävimpiin kokoonpanoihin kuuluvan Wu-Tang Clanin riveistä tuttu Ghostface Killah palaa vuosien tauon jälkeen Suomeen. Edellisen kerran syksyllä 2004 maassamme vieraillut yhdysvaltalaisräppäri nähdään Nosturissa keskiviikkona 27. toukokuuta. [/quote:8840464bc3]

Liput 25 eurooo.

psykokarkki · 18.02.2009 16:52

[quote:d817a4964f="grasskirt"]Tämä saattaisi kiinnostaa joitakin:

[quote:d817a4964f]Hiphopin merkittävimpiin kokoonpanoihin kuuluvan Wu-Tang Clanin riveistä tuttu Ghostface Killah palaa vuosien tauon jälkeen Suomeen. Edellisen kerran syksyllä 2004 maassamme vieraillut yhdysvaltalaisräppäri nähdään Nosturissa keskiviikkona 27. toukokuuta. [/quote:d817a4964f]

Liput 25 eurooo.[/quote:d817a4964f]
åhå, shinne colorflash

:center::huig::center: · 18.02.2009 16:56

ghostfacen parin vuoden sisäisistä keikoista oon kuullu vaan paskaa, et enpä tiijä. ite en ainakaa maksais

ex-kolja · 18.02.2009 19:51

huïg wrote:

ghostfacen parin vuoden sisäisistä keikoista oon kuullu vaan paskaa, et enpä tiijä. ite en ainakaa maksais

täysin eri. :? icon_eek

:center::huig::center: · 18.02.2009 20:14

kummitusnaama on toki suosikkini, mutta keikat olleet kuulemma tasoa dj soittaa jotai pillusoulia ja sit ghostface tulee lavalle ja etitään yleisöstä pillua ja sit moiccamoi että joo enpä tiijä niin bröm bröm väsynyttä

ex-kolja · 18.02.2009 20:30

huïg wrote:

kummitusnaama on toki suosikkini, mutta keikat olleet kuulemma tasoa dj soittaa jotai pillusoulia ja sit ghostface tulee lavalle ja etitään yleisöstä pillua ja sit moiccamoi että joo enpä tiijä niin bröm bröm väsynyttä

joo. no, suomalaiselta hoppikeikalta pillua ei taida pahemmin löytyä, ellei sellaiseksi laske syystä tai toisesta sammuneen teinihopparin peräaukkoa. (minä voisin laskea, mutta entä ghostface?)

hrmunoita · 19.02.2009 00:29

ex-kolja wrote:

[quote:1e125e4f80="huïg"]kummitusnaama on toki suosikkini, mutta keikat olleet kuulemma tasoa dj soittaa jotai pillusoulia ja sit ghostface tulee lavalle ja etitään yleisöstä pillua ja sit moiccamoi että joo enpä tiijä niin bröm bröm väsynyttä[/quote:1e125e4f80]
joo. no, suomalaiselta hoppikeikalta pillua ei taida pahemmin löytyä, ellei sellaiseksi laske syystä tai toisesta sammuneen teinihopparin peräaukkoa. (minä voisin laskea, mutta entä ghostface?)

Niin, pillusta en tiiä, mutta kyllä suomessa hoppikeikalta löytyy pissiksiä joiden päälle kusta.

Neuvostoliitto · 19.02.2009 16:00

Jokainen näkemäni räppikeikka on sisältänyt tietyn prosentin pikkusuolaista, ja jos ne ei pääse artistien mukaan, niin seuraava uhri on aina läheisesti "skenen" tuntevat, pahaa-aavistamattomat asiameiningin edustajat. icon_cool

Bricolage · 19.02.2009 17:14

Neuvostoliitto wrote:

Jokainen näkemäni räppikeikka on sisältänyt tietyn prosentin pikkusuolaista, ja jos ne ei pääse artistien mukaan, niin seuraava uhri on aina läheisesti "skenen" tuntevat, pahaa-aavistamattomat asiameiningin edustajat.

Muista kysyä ikä :cool:

ex-kolja · 19.02.2009 19:33

Bricolage wrote:

[quote:2b397d5052="Neuvostoliitto"]Jokainen näkemäni räppikeikka on sisältänyt tietyn prosentin pikkusuolaista, ja jos ne ei pääse artistien mukaan, niin seuraava uhri on aina läheisesti "skenen" tuntevat, pahaa-aavistamattomat asiameiningin edustajat. [/quote:2b397d5052]
Muista kysyä ikä :cool:

Jos N-liitto näyttää yhtään samalta luonnossa kuin tuossa avatarissaan, niin...

hc_jose · 16.03.2009 17:19

mikkok wrote:

nigga please

Pakko tulla komppaamaan hankittuani levyn monen vuoden jälkeen. Tässä toimii vaan kaikki. ODB:n täysin holtiton huutaminen, puskan takaa tulevat möläytykset ja se kokkelintäytteinen jälkimaku jokaisessa kappaleessa. Jopa se ylenpalttinen vieraiden pousailu romuttuu aivan täysin Jonesin mylviessä propseja eskimoille ja sukellusveneille.

Ehkä sen ilmiselvän hauskuuden lisäksi musta on vaan jotenkin niin kutkuttavaa ajatella, että ODB on ihan tarkoituksella yrittänyt vedättää jengiltä kaikkia rahoja pois. Hankalahan miehen on tehdä sell-outeja vetämällä meininkiä läskiksi. Tässä ei ole mitään normaalia tai geneeristä.

Nigga Please on vaan aivan mahtava levy. En tajua miten aina mun suosikkilevyjä kysyttäessä unohdan mainita tän tuotannon.

hc_jose · 16.03.2009 17:32

Fiilistellääs vielä Rolling Stonesin juttu Nigga Pleasen teosta

[quote:a7dc5c7a00]DIRTY STORIES

The lowdown on the making of Ol' Dirty Bastard's masterpiece
BEING THE WU-TANG CLAN'S RESIDENT wildman isn't an easy job, but Ol' Dirty Bastard fulfills the role with gusto and then some: Thanks to his tabloid shenanigans, the controversial MC has racked up more arrest records than musical ones. In the past two years alone, he's been arrested for shoplifting, for making terrorist threats at L.A.'s House of Blues, for wearing illegal body armor and for possessing crack cocaine. With true ODB bad luck, just a month before the release of N***a Please, his second solo album, he was sent to rehab for a lengthy stint. Still, he left behind one of the strangest, funniest, funkiest, most compelling albums of 1999. Below, the behind-the-scenes story of the making of ODB's masterpiece.

RZA, producer and Wu-Tang mastermind: "It took a while for N***a Please to happen. The main struggle was having Dirty focus on his shit. Dirt was going through so many trials and tribulations: He got arrested; he had personal problems, court dates; he's got a lot of children, a lot of women, a lot of people against him; and he's got a conspiracy in his head. Keeping him pinned down is a struggle. He might be in my house; I might wake up at twelve, he might've woken up at nine and left. I might find out he's locked up in L.A. But around February '99, we got serious, and Dirty's label, Elektra, got very serious. [Elektra president and CEO] Sylvia [Rhone] has a lot of love for ODB -- I think the label sees him as one of its children."

BUDDHA MONK, producer: "He wanted to go with more of a rock feel. Dirty just loves rock, period! Most of the tracks are extremely loud, and the vocals are screaming at you. At the same time, Dirty loves Gladys Knight and the Pips, the Four Tops, the Chi-Lites: music that's really about soul. Dirty was like, 'I've got all of this in me; now I have to bring it up to date.'"

RZA: "Musically, ODB wanted people partyin' and not to come so hardcore and raw. That's why he brought in those outside producers: to catch up to music trends. But when it came time to assemble the album, we listened to a lot of old Blowfly and Richard Pryor tapes, just buggin' out. I told Elektra that ODB wants a Grammy, but fuck going for the hip-hop Grammy; this shit is funny -- let's go for the comedy Grammy!"

IRV GOTTI, producer: "I think Dirty's label gave him ten, twenty, thirty, maybe fifty thousand [dollars] every time he came to the studio -- to entice him."

RZA: "Dirty wanted $20 million to do this album. He was definitely pushing the buttons for green."

SYLVIA RHONE: "He does that [asks for money], but that's just Dirty. I never had to pay him to go into the studio. He was really anxious to do this album, really focused."

PHARREL WILLIAMS, the Neptunes: " 'Recognize' [the opening track] is a pimp song. We wanted to go with a pimp theme, because that's what Dirty does: He pimps this whole industry and all the bullshit people assume."

BRIAN STANLEY, engineer on "Recognize": "We had already thought of a chorus for 'Recognize,' but Dirty didn't like it. Then Chris Rock happened to be working in the studio downstairs; he came by to say what's up to Dirty. Chris told Dirty he wanted him on his album, and Dirty said, 'Well, you do something for my album, I'll do something for your album.' Chris was like, 'Cool, call me whenever.' And Dirty was like, 'The mike's hooked up. Just go in there and do whatever you want.'"

KELIS, singer on "Got Your Money": "They had security downstairs because they had a little problem booking the session; I think Dirty has a reputation in New York now. When Dirty showed up, he was wearing two different shoes: one Timberland, one rubber boot. Overalls over sweat pants, one pair of eyeglasses and one pair of sunglasses. He was totally out there -- he lived up to his reputation, at least visually. He was having issues with the label. He stole the tape reel; no one could find him -- it was drama. That's why everybody loves him. No one knew what he was going to do, there was no beat on, and he just went in and started singing, 'Baby, I'll eat the shit right up from out your ass.'"

RZA: "Elektra was very finicky about the album's being so vulgar. Sylvia Rhone is the president of the company, a strong black woman in the industry, and Dirty is all-out offensive to women. I told them that's how that man lives; that's the artistry of what he is."

RHONE: "I have my own opinions, but I have a responsibility to the artists to let them do their art. I've got to let Dirty be Dirty."

GOTTI: "Dirty did 'I Can't Wait' fast, in two or three hours. And he doesn't have nothing written: He just goes in and basically ad-libs the whole song. But it works. He goes line by line, overlapping tracks like he's two different people. It's all his personalities coming out, but it's all Dirty."

MONK: "At one session I was at, we were really off our motherfuckin' rockers -- we were high as hell. I was seeing twins, I was so drunk. And we'd go to the bathroom, and somebody would be in there sniffin' coke! And Dirty always has women at his sessions. We're all ready to do the song, and this girl wants to get on the album. We put the track on and let her start singing. Then Dirty was in there, fucking her in her ass while the track was rolling. He was hitting her head against the drum --that's why you be hearing funny sounds on the track!"

STANLEY: "One time, ODB and Pharrel were talking about loving people. Dirty was saying he loves everything and that everything on earth breathes air. He picked up a paper bag off the table and was like, 'This paper bag on the table breathes air. How'm I gonna leave this little nigga out? I love him.'"

RZA: "Last summer, after he got shot, Dirty ran out of the hospital, and I found him at his father's house. I picked him up and said, 'Hang out with me for a month.' We just drove through Ohio, through Boston; we had no destination. He still had his bandages on, and he had a Natalie Cole tape in his pocket that had 'Good Morning Heartache' on it. He put it in and started singing along. There was a van full of us, and tears were coming from all of us. We could feel the heartache that he goes through. He feels like he can't turn nowhere for that love that every man needs. We must've listened to that song a hundred times during our travels. I said to him, 'I need you to do this song on your album -- I need people to feel how you felt going through this.' I wanted him to do it with his room. He didn't want to do that, so we got a studio singer with a nice voice. It adds a nice mood to the album. It takes you out of the comedy and puts you right into the world of his pain."

ALLI TRUCH, vice president of creative services, Elektra Records: "When I met with Dirty to talk about his concept for the album cover, he told me that he wanted to look like Rick James because he was doing a cover of [James'] 'Cold Blooded,' and he thought it would be funny. All he asked me for was a Rick James outfit and a Donna Summer outfit. He ended up wearing the Donna Summer wig with the Rick James outfit; as you know, Dirty is very creative."

RZA: "Rick James got into a lot of trouble. He kept a lot of bitches up in his crib, he had a problem with drugs, but he was a funky motherfucker. Just like ODB. You hear about the great brothers that we lost in the hip-hop industry like Tupac and Biggie, but Dirty's still here with that pain. He's a living example of it. They've got him in a place where he's got no access to things that keep your mind clouded --I think he's going to snap into a better reality. Nobody I've ever met is as strong as him to have survived the shit he's survived: falling off roofs, getting shot and stabbed, constantly in some kind of trouble. He looks new every few months; I think he's a mutant."

BIG BABY, producer, Flavahood Productions: "A lot of people don't take the time to listen to him, so they don't understand -- they think he's a fool. But he's far from a fool. Sometimes it's the court jester that's actually controlling the court."[/quote:a7dc5c7a00]

ex-kolja · 16.03.2009 20:18

"One time, ODB and Pharrel were talking about loving people. Dirty was saying he loves everything and that everything on earth breathes air. He picked up a paper bag off the table and was like, 'This paper bag on the table breathes air. How'm I gonna leave this little nigga out? I love him.'"

roll

psykokarkki · 24.04.2009 13:03

joopa joo, onkos porukka menossa tuleville keikoille? ehkä raekwon olis eniten kiinnostanu ja reilukerhokin lämppäämässä mut oon toki just silloin matkoilla. ghostface vielä harkinnassa, method man taitaa olla vähän liian kallis.

21.5. Raekwon (The Circus)
27.5. Ghostface Killah (Nosturi)
7.6. Method Man (& Redman) (Nosturi)

:center::huig::center: · 15.05.2009 12:54

:center::huig::center: · 16.05.2009 07:37

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