thatpatguy

I could totally do that.. is that a request? feel the lack of metal majesty in your collection do you?

and if I did it it would only be power metal.. no hair metal, thrash, speed, death, black, proto, or any of those sub-genres..

strictly power metal, meaning strictly songs that make you want to stand on a mountain top and have your open shirt blowing behind you in the wind and rain as you scream with the devil.. YYYYEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!

hey Alexis, you should read Waterspider by Philip K. Dick

such a fan you posted twice.. nice

it's "Power Metal Fridays" in the office today (it was one of my terms of employment.. no Power Metal Fridays.. no thatpatguy)

I've got Maiden, Priest, Sabath, Dio, 3 Inches of Blood, Helloween, Hammerfall, Manowar, Megadeath, pre-Black Album Metallica, Motorhead, Pantera, Slayer, Probot and just about everything inbetween.

So much rage.. so much anger.. so much majesty!

and I'm assuming other stores that have been destroyed by the Wal-Mart machine

K-Mart

I have the same editing complaints. I found it took a while to get going, and I think it should have done a better job explaining some of the legal aspects of everything right a the start. I was lost a couple of times but I held in there and was able to catch up.

I also though that it could have ended about a half hour before it really did.

It has been since it was in the theatres when I saw it so unfortunately I can't give you a shot by shot recount of what I though worked and what didn't but those were my thoughts leaving the theatre for sure.

Other than that I enjoyed it. And I thought it did a good job providing solutions that people from different walks of life and different socio-economic backgrounds could follow. The unfortunately reality is that we can't all boycott shopping at Wal-Mart. Some people just can't afford to shop anywhere else.

a tad heavy on the Prefuse and madlib though...there's a funk load of stuff that could go on there as well...Coldcut, Roots Manuva (or anything from Ninja Tune really) DJ Krush, Souls of Mischeif, Gangstarr, Mr. Lif...but over all not a bad set of mixes...

I'm sure we could add another 10 volumes to this mix.. but all in all I see where the guy was going with this mix and I think he did a good job accomplishing what he set out to do.

He even introduced me to a couple of bands I didn't know..

I actually have a 30 second sample from that record.. it's awesome! in that totally horrible kinda way..

check it out: http://www.thatpatguy.com/songs/zipzap.mp3

and here is Volume 4: http://www.sendspace.com/file/4j0eyz

Track list:

01. Odd Nosdam - Untitled (10)

02. De La Soul - Potholes In My Lawn

03. The Pharcyde - Oh Shit

04. The Streets - The Irony Of It All

05. DJ Shadow - Mashin' on the Motorway (featuring Lateef the Truth Speaker)

06. Madvillain (Madlib & MF Doom) - Supervillain Theme (Instrumental)

07. RJD2 - Smoke and Mirrors

08. Buck 65 - Untitled

09. Busdriver - Post Apocalyptic Rap Blues

10. Epstein - Cuarto (Antennae Remix)

11. Prefuse 73 - Nuno

12. Blackalicious - Alphabet Aerobics (featuring Cut Chemist)

13. Bumblebeez 81 - Pony Ride

14. Kid Koala - More Dance Music

15. Quasimoto (aka Madlib) - Privcacy

16. Odd Nosdam - Untitled (25)

17. Dizzee Rascal - Brand New Day

18. M.I.A. - 10 dollar

19. Anti Pop Consortium - Bubblz

20. Odd Nosdam - Untitled (27)

21. Gil Scott-Heron - Whitey on the Moon

22. Christian Marclay - Second Coming

23. Edan - Promised Land

24. Madlib - Outro

25. cLOUDDEAD - Bike - Side B

26. Kid Koala - Roll Credits

so that's it.. enjoy!

Volume 3: http://www.sendspace.com/file/yy5q5m

Track Listing:

01. DJ Shadow - The Number Song

02. Madvillain (Madlib & MF Doom) - Accordian

03. Aesop Rock - Daylight

04. Boom Bip - Closed Shoulders

05. cLOUDDEAD - Bike - Side A

06. djTHEE - Fuck tha Karma Police (Radio vs. NWA)

07. Prefuse 73 - Culturaluhorgasm

08. Beck - Qué Onda Guero

09. De La Soul - The Magic Number

10. Beastie Boys - The Negotiation Limerick File

11. The Roots - Thought at Work

12. DJ Shadow - Why Hip Hop Sucks in '96

13. Aesop Rock - No Regrets

14. Sixtoo - Seasons Don't Change

15. Dalek - Praise Be the Man (Remix)

16. Odd Nosdam - Untitled (53)

17. Prefuse 73 - The End of Biters - International

18. MF Doom - Somersault (DJ Dangermouse Remix)

19. Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc.

20. Bumblebeez 81 - O U No

21. Anti Pop Consortium - Human Shield

22. Gil Scott-Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

23. Mos Def & Talib Kweli (aka Blackstar) - Theives In the Night

I'd be interested to hear what you think Dr_Evil.. could be a good discussion over beer eh

The Roots are in Volume 3 and The Streets in Volume 4

no Atmosphere though

let me know what you think of these mixes Howler..

Volume 2: http://www.sendspace.com/file/j38hr4

track listing:

01 - Odd Nosdam - Untitled (32)

02 - Dalek - Three Rocks Blessed

03 - Christian Marclay - His Master's Voice (excerpt)

04 - Bumblebeez 81 - I've Come With Water

05 - Epstein - Duo1

06 - Kid Koala - Fender Bender

07 - Slug - Nothing But Sunshine

08 - MF Doom - Dead Bent

09 - Busdriver - Lefty's Lament

10 - Prefuse 73 - Pagina Dos (featuring The Books)

11 - Edan - Beauty

12 - Madvillain (Madlib & MF Doom) - America's Most Blunted (featuring Lord Quas)

13 - Odd Nosdam - Untitled (08)

14 - cLOUDDEAD - Apt A - Side B

15 - Prefuse 73 - 7th message

16 - Odd Nosdam - Untitled (03)

17 - Quasimoto (aka Madlib) - Strange Piano

18 - Blackalicious - Release (featuring Saul Williams & Lyrics Born)

19 - Jurassic 5 - If You Only Knew

20 - Mos Def & Talib Kweli (aka Blackstar) - Twice Inna Lifetime

I'll probably check this out but Beck is kind of stretching the definition of hip hop really.

why would you say that man?

I guess we'd have to come up with a definition of hip hop then eh.. but that particular Beck track I'd be more than happy to call hip hop.

And if we want to get really technical none of this stuff is hip hop.. hip hop is a culture, rap is the music of hip hop.

Volume 2 coming soon

so a buddy of mine created a 4 disc compilation that he called Hip Hop For Haters.

He put the compilation together to give to people who say they hate hip hop music. What he was trying to do was show people that hip hop is so much more than the top 40 crap that gets all the radio play (50 Cent, Puff Daddy, etc) and it's not all about hos, bitches and popping caps in asses.

I'm not trying to say that people here think that about hip hop.. just giving you the guy's motive for putting together these compilations.

Anyway.. I'm going to share them here. I've loaded up the first disc onto sendspace.com and I'll load the other three over the next couple of days.

Download, listen, enjoy, share!

here is the link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/8zib51

and here is the track list for the first disc:

01 - Kid Koala - Strat Hear

02 - Busdriver - Yawning Zeitgeist Intro (Freestyle)

03 - Edan - Fumbling Over Words That Rhyme

04 - Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow

05 - Jurassic 5 - After School Special

06 - Prefuse 73 - Bad Memory Interlude One

07 - DJ Danger Mouse - Dirt Off My Shoulder (The Beatles vs. Jay Z)

08 - Quasimoto (aka Madlib) - Shroom Music

09 - Prefuse 73 - Busy Signal (Make You Go Bombing Mix)

10 - Odd Nosdam - Untitled (29)

11 - cLOUDDEAD - Apt A - Side A

12 - RJD2 - Ghostwriter

13 - Anti Pop Consortium - Ping Pong

14 - The Pharcyde - Soul Flower (Remix)

15 - Beck - Where It's At

16 - Odd Nosdam - Untitled (44)

17 - Dr. Octagon - Bear Witness

18 - RJD2 - Final Frontier (with Blueprint)

19 - Prefuse 73 - Humor Judgements

20 - Busdriver - Gun Control

21 - Aesop Rock - Big Bang

22 - Blackalicious - Deception

23 - Madlib - Slim's Return

24 - MF Doom - My Favourite Ladies (ADN Criptic Remix)

25 - Kid Koala - Space Cadet 2

((((((((((((((((((heal up man)))))))))))))))))

all depends on how much they've drunk/smoked/consumed...

and how dark the club is...

And then when Deeps and the boys show up for the gig we can tell them that we are representatives from the musicians union and demand to see their permits..

it's so crazy it just might work!

I'll be in the T-Dot on the 3rd.. good chance I'll be at the show.. looking forward to some groovy WTTS vibes and meeting some Toronto skanks!

Hey Brad.. think we can talk the rest of IJ into heading down for the weekend and throwing down a guerilla IJ opener (don't tell Deeps)?

since google notebook is so new I haven't really played with it but it's very similar to www.backpackit.com

I dunno bradm, I hear the monkey drummer is booked pretty solid.. plus he charges union rates!

Band Aide was always my favourite...

and I was always kinda embarrassed by at least the video for Tears Are Not Enough.. it was so low budget.. and I'm sorry.. that's so totally a local community TV studio, not a world class recording studio they are singing in.

I know it wasn't about the video or whatever.. but when you are a young kid you just wanted to see cool videos.. and this one isn't.. certainly not compared to the Band Aide or USA For Africa vids

we should spin this thread off into another one listing the best rock rhythm sections of all time (listing only bass and drums.. and no jazz sections.. cuz that could just get messy)

not one Larry Graham line!

Thank You Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Agin!

Hair!

The Jam!

Also, for The Beatles: Come Together, Old Brown Shoe.

Thank You was number 5 man