This is much better than I expected. Flames!
This is much better than I expected. Flames!
Anybody know if this CD is getting a physical release? Peace
Killer shit
Impermanence on this plane of reality/where criminality, brutality freely dwell/ Truth is a casualty in this hell/ Karma reins with divine causality, then its swell--StrangeLoveSurreal
Originally Posted by Hollow Dartz
hater
I was told the cure was close to completion.
I really hope that they mix and master this album properly, so that these beats will not go to waste.
Wouldn't be surprised if the new Clan album sounded something like this. Not bad, not bad at all.
I don't see "never let go" in the album tracklisting, so I wouldn't count on it.
Liking this.
fire! doc doom would of ripped this shit.
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science is your god & jesus is a has been
Frusciante explained his years of education and growth as a solo musician since leaving the band dynamic—and why he’ll never go back. "When it comes down to it I probably have a lot more in common with old classical composers from the 1700s than I do with the rock stars of today," he said. "I don't even think of the guitar in the same way anymore. I’ve learned to think more like a pianist, where I have a wider view of music." That view has recently opened another door for Frusciante, as album producer for the Wu-Tang Clan-affiliated hip-hop group Black Knights. Their first collaboration, "The Medieval Chamber," will release on indie label Record Collection in December.
For the last six months, I only make hip-hop now. But it’s been a year that I’ve been working with these artists called Black Knights. And we’ve had a really successful collaboration. [...] Due to technology, we have a musical relationship in which nobody tells anybody what to do, nobody restricts anybody, nobody argues with anybody. My job is making the music, their job is rapping, and we don’t get in each other’s way at all. We all want to hear the same record, is how I think of it. [...] I wouldn’t be any happier if I had, like, Ice Cube or Ol’ Dirty Bastard. I love their raps as much as I love any of the rapping on old records that I love. It’s the music that I want to hear, and I can go in any direction that I want with it. The rules of hip-hop are really pleasing for me and they allow me to be completely free. Hip-hop, like rock music, it can absorb any style. And I think it can do so even better than rock music can. And so I can make it synthpop, I can make it totally abstract and weird stuff, I can make it purely sound with no melody, I can make it rock, I can make it whatever I want. It’s the form of music where I can be completely free. My main interest is in polyrhythms and grooves and sound. And that’s another reason I would never be in a rock band. Because in a rock band you have to attend to pitch and rhythm. But in these modern times with musical technology being what it is, we have the gift of being able to attend to sound and the details of rhythm. When you’re in a band you tell the drummer, “I want this kind of beat,” or something. But with technology I can actually make exactly the beat that I want to make, that grooves and slows down and speeds up exactly how I want it to, exactly conforming to my imagination, not just like a sort of a copy of my imagination or an interpretation of my imagination. It’s actually what I’m hearing in my head is what’s coming out the speakers. So making hip-hop, this is like the funnest musical collaboration I’ve ever had with anybody in my life. And it’s the purest.
Last edited by grt05; 11-01-2013 at 09:25 PM.
It's the god, god.
This is tuff
Found another dope track produced by John Frusciante featuring RZA, Masia One, Kinetic 9, Rugged Monk
Hope its dope...can't count on this though
Probably couldn't clear the sample.
When I'm writing in my room
It's like a child that's fighting in the womb
- KP -
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