Quoteuptownkid Truseone...I got rid of the shelved version/bootleg version once I got the formal release, so I don't remember if it was on that...but, I know it's not on the formal, Seven heads released album. I know it was on 12", on Supperrappin' (I think was the label that originally pressed it.). You can also find it on an EP of his earlier releases, called 'Alwaysby truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Quoterchecka For deep cleaning and restoration I use Groovy Cleaner. Spray that stuff on the record directly and let it pool up on the dirty surface of the record (or the whole record if it's trashed) (don't let it touch the label or it will peel off the label and bleach the color.) . Let it sit on the record for about 5 minutes. Then wipe using a record cleanup cloth (presby truseone - Member Submissions
Yo BM you making me spend all my money up on these breaks fam. Wifey's gonna kill me ..lol. The Oneness of Juju, the Dexter Wansel joint and stuff like Duralcha stay in my crates. Some of the Barabus records I have some great ones too.by truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Quoteuptownkid Quotetruseone Awww man I remember this one most def. I love how the Beatminerz have maintained that grimy basement sound in their production. if you want to hear some grimey Beatminerz production, you should check this album (if you haven't heard it, already)...came out around 2001 or so. Brace For Impack and this one too..since we're talking about Blacby truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Quoteuptownkid a dope album no doubt...i was rockin on the bootleg of it in the late 90's..and was VERY happy to get rid of that shitty sounding bootleg and get an official, mastered copy, when it finally was taken off the shelves and got the proper, offical release in the early 2000's. peace. Yeah that album was a long time coming. I was wondering: did the original version hby truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Awww man I remember this one most def. I love how the Beatminerz have maintained that grimy basement sound in their production.by truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Yo uptown...that J-Live album is my joint.by truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Alright here it comes you might laugh at me for this first one but I found it recently: I was all in to the Fugees camp like everyone else back in the day...haha.... sue me. I loved how Pete Rock put together the "Trouble Man " record. "Show and Prove" was pretty great too. i loved this one mainly for the production. Possibly one of my favorite albums ever.by truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Quotevamosarapiar Quotedjdiggla Pac Cringe. Quotetruseone REKS Are you talking about this Reks? I'm a big fan of Reks and he's one of my favorite current artists but top 10? I like this thread, but I want some explanations haha!! Yes sir The Rhythmatic Eternal King Supreme. Hahaha. I like Reks and have been listening to him since Along Came The Chosen.by truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
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Im a huge fan of the low budget movies. Im the guy that buys the little five dollar spaghetti western and horror movie compilations in the bin at Walmart. It's trash but it's entertaining. This one has to be the best worst movie I have ever seen. The special effects the make up are bad, even by 1960s standards.by truseone - General Discussion
Yo this is a great thread B.. In no particular order: 1) Music- all kinds of music. 2) Firearms- particularly old school Mil-surp. 3) Books-trying to read all of the classics,philosophy, investing, home improvement...etc. 4) Im looking to get into biking to add to my workouts. . 5) Gardening- it's funny that this was mentioned. Im on a quest to make my backyard look like Mr. Miyagi�by truseone - General Discussion
Quotehiphopchiq1 I am so upset that my stupid DVR didn't record last night's episode of Unsung . I was excited to see EPMD talk about their careers,their breakup,the infamous robbery etc. I'm pissed! Man what an awesome episode. It was very sad to see how things deteriorated between the two of them. I hope you get a chance to see it again. On another note, why is it that Mby truseone - General Discussion
DIY Cleaning Solutions for Records? What do you all use in a pinch?by truseone - Member Submissions
I agree with Jay's statement when he says classic is something that sounds fresh way down the line. To me it's about the concept, the content and the production. Also playability; listening to an album in it's entirety and it telling a story, or conveying a theme or an emotion. To me Mobb Deeps Infamous is still fresh today.by truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Wasn't Chino XL on CSI: Miami ?by truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
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QuoteBM31 QuoteTruseone Here's my take on this fam. Yes the beef has always been a part of the culture, but I see it more as a by-product, as opposed to anything definitive, to which the culture's existence rests on. Ok, I think I feel you on this, do you feel it's just more of semantics..case in point say the purpose of some (sneakers/kicks) is to protect your feet while youby truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
QuoteBM31 QuoteTruseone Although I wouldnt call it an element, I feel you true,although I'd like to get down with a little convo on this one fam. Is it or is it not an element? I remember MC battles as far back as 1978, of course Herc started with Coke 5 years earlier, so I know in some hood somewhere brothers and sisters had to be battlin'. In saying this... if BEEF has beeby truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
To me MOS hasnt been the sme since after Black on Both Sides. There were a few songs on his newest albums that have been cool but not like back in the day. Mos Def ( UTD, Big Brother Beat, Blackstar, and Bushbabees collabos)>Casa Bey. hehehby truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
^^My biggest gripe is not being able to work leash free does anybody know if akai will let you cut the cord and use he software without the hardware attached in a update. For producers that travel to work with others this functionality could be a lifesaver. Otherwise it seems pretty dope. I would like to get my hands on one.by truseone - Member Submissions
I think this was a classic hip hop battle. I would say that although Jay had more of a following at the time, Nas got him with Ether. I think Jay really needed to rethink his strategy afterwards, because he could not counter with the whole" my album sales vs your album sales " argument anymore. As a result he couldnt respond effectively. I mean cmon who really remembers Superugly anywby truseone - Crate Digging: Hip Hop
Quoterchecka Good call. That DIY pre amp looks a lil daunting. Yeah man. I think I might try this one out. I started building and modifying my own pres last year. It was pretty daunting at first, but I have a grasp on the basics now. Still learning a lot, however. I kinda figured that I was wasting time drooling over Neve preamps I couldnt afford. So I decided I would start building my ownby truseone - Member Submissions
Quotevamosarapiar ^^ nice! I"m ashamed to admit I don't have a copy of that second album. Yeah Eugene McDaniels is pretty amazing. The backstory on that album is crazy. Ayo R...Ronnie Laws is pretty slept on. I have quite a few of his joints.by truseone - Crate Digging: Non Hip Hop
DIY Phono Preamp Build: Found a site that outlines DIY projects for some some cool gear.by truseone - Member Submissions
