| | Y Society Travel At Your Own Pace CD Y Society Discography of CDs
 (3 Customer Reviews)
Recording information: Germany (2006-2007); Washington D.C (2006-2007).
Y Society: Damu The Fudgemunk (scratches, background vocals); Insight.
Travel At Your Own Pace Music Y Society Travel At Your Own Pace Songs | 1. | Intro |
| 2. | This Is an Introduction |
| 3. | Never Off (On & On) |
| 4. | Hole in Your Pocket |
| 5. | This Advice |
| 6. | Good Communication |
| 7. | Scientist |
| 8. | Dizzy |
| 9. | How Many of Us? |
| 10. | Puzzles |
| 11. | What's Next? |
| 12. | In Command |
| 13. | Setting the Example |
| 14. | At My Own Pace |
| 15. | Peace I'm out the Door |
| 16. | Never Off (On & On) - (Insight Remix, Insight Remix) |
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Travel At Your Own Pace Music Travel At Your Own Pace Music Review Purchase Travel At Your Own Pace CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | De La Soul Stakes Is High CD (1996)
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Still straight-up from Strong Island, still pushing the hip-hop envelope, still De La Soul. What these three guys have, if you don't know by now, is a platinum-certified knack for big, phat beats and literate, creative rhymes. The kind of beats ...
| | People Under The Stairs O.S.T. CD (2002)
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It's hard not to appreciate what People Under the Stairs are trying to accomplish with their third full-length. Fortunately, the attempt (i.e., the finished product) works just as well in practice as in theory. Although there could be a little more variety from track to track, this is one fun and funky record. There's a democratic, stylistic purity to O.S.T. -- hence the title -- that is wholly consistent with its predecessors. As Thes One explains in the liner notes, it's "an album that is made up of old records and personal experiences" -- no more, no less. Both One and Double K serve as MCs and DJs and think of themselves more as B-boys ...
| | Little Brother Listening CD (2003)
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In Little Brother's music, the North Carolina group makes a specific point to highlight the more refined aspects of mid-'90s hip-hop. Basing its 2002 sound upon the foundation previously established by the likes of Pete Rock, A Tribe Called Quest, Jay Dee, and Black Star, Little Brother makes somewhat of a political statement by applying such standards to this modern age. The Listening does an exceptional job of proving that soulful meditations have indeed retained ...
| | Jedi Mind Tricks Violent By Design: Deluxe Edition CD (2000) Bonus DVD; Deluxe Edition; Digipak
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Like all excellent underground hip-hop acts, Philadelphia's Jedi Mind Tricks want to sound like Kool Keith but actually make some sense. That they've now moved on from their debut album's UFO-a-philia into more sociopolitical ramblings shouldn't distract you: Violent By Design again shows a group that still knows their nobly skewed stuff. Even when they add a third solid member, JusAllah (aka Megatraum), and about 400 guest spots. There are tales of pipe-wielding violence and obligatory Star Wars references, amusing uses of Hulk Hogan and Pi samples, but Stoupe's newly jagged and ominous turntablist hooks give you a new barren, kung-fu film landscape for those imaginative nights when you're truly ...
| | Edan Beauty And The Beat CD (2005)
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Boston's Edan has scored the hip-hop triple crown, rapping, programming and sampling at a masters level on his second full-length. As an MC, he bows down while hyping himself up on the wink-nudge titled "Fumbling Over Words That Rhyme," giving extended shout-outs to the history of hip-hop, from Afrika Bambaataa and Grandmaster Flash through to Ultramagnetic MC's and Prince Po, all over a break as dusty and faded as an episode of Carnivale. "Polite Meeting" offers a beat and sample collage on par with the current work of DJ Shadow and RJD2, and one is left to really ponder at the possibility of Edan trying to perform the beats and vocals live. Def Jux bright star Mr. Lif makes a guest appearance on the heavily psychedelic "Making Planets," which leads into a full-on Hendrix-inspired freaky-blues interlude. Percee P and Insight also ...
| | J Dilla Donuts CD (2006)
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Donuts was made on a hospital bed and in a home studio, on a stripped-down setup with a stack of vinyl. Released on its maker's 32nd birthday, three days before he passed away, the album has a resonance deeper than anyone could've hoped for or even imagined. Some who were close to Dilla have said that there are hidden messages in the samples, the track titles, and who knows where else. It's impossible not to speculate about some things, like the ...
| | Harp Blues CD (1999)
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| | Michael "Hawkeye" Herman Blues Alive! CD (1997)
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| | Sara Softich Pipe Dream CD (2006)
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Sara Softich's interest in music began at an early age. She began playing piano at age 7 and the violin at 12. Fiddle tunes became her passion as a teenager and, influenced by her father's love of music, at 17 she played her first guitar chord. She began songwriting a few years later when she left Minnesota’s Iron Range.In 2004 she released Rusted and Bent, featuring alternative bluegrass songs inspired by her small ...
| | I'm From Barcelona Let Me Introduce My Friends CD (2006) Bonus Tracks
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| | Reptyle High & Lonely Place CD (2007)
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Old School Gothic-Rock is back!A secret recommendation within the Gothic underground since a long time: The music by the band Reptyle from Bielefeld / Germany. Their complex and catching compositions have been presented to an audience of connoisseurs through numerous live performances, laying the foundation for a large fan community that feverishly awaited Reptyle’s debut CD "A High And Lonely Place" that finally came out in 2004.Feeling, ...
| | Bobby Bare Drunk & Crazy...Plus CD (2007)
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How did Bobby Bare follow up 1979's rowdy, bawdy "live" Down & Dirty? By getting Drunk & Crazy, of course. From its title to its collection of cheerfully vulgar Shel Silverstein tunes, 1980's Drunk & Crazy is a cousin of Down & Dirty, revving up the loose, boozy, roguish charm of that 1979 platter's "Numbers" and "Tequila" until things almost get boorish. Almost, but not quite: the nasty black humor of "If That Ain't Love" -- where Silverstein ponders "I slapped your face and I stepped on his/And if that ain't love, what is" -- is saved from meanness thanks to Bare's sly delivery, which also keeps Edward Lee Pangborn's "Bathroom Tissue Paper Letter" from descending down the toilet. These are hardly the only dirty jokes here -- there's also Royal C. Bannon's timeless "I've Never Gone to Bed with an Ugly Woman," with its punchline "but I sure woke up with a few," ...
| | Passionworks Blue Play CD (2007)
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| | Lord Infamous Man, The Myth, The Legacy CD (2007)
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