Artist.......: Deltron 3030
Album........: Album de la Semaine
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Rap
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2015-02-07
Str.date.....: 2013-12-00
Quality......: 236kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.deltron3030.com/
track title time
1. Album de la Semaine 18:11
* The Return
* City Rising From The Ashes
* Nobody Can
* Do You Remember
Runtime 18:11
Size 30.79
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The underground hip-hop supergroup Deltron 3030 features Deltron Zero (Del Tha
Funkee Homosapien), the Cantankerous Captain Aptos (producer/remixer Dan "The
Automator" Nakamura), and Skiznod the Boy Wonder (turntablist Kid Koala). Much
like Nakamura's previous conceptual projects, Dr. Octagon and Handsome Boy
Modeling School, Deltron 3030's self-titled album and single send the hip-hop
triumvirate into the year 3030, where -- as the sole survivors of earth -- they
travel through the galaxy. Both the album and single were released in 2000 on 75
Ark Records. An album of instrumental tracks from Tron 3030 followed a year
later. Next, the launch of Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's debut Gorillaz album
in March 2001 brought renewed interest in the Deltron 3030 project, as all three
members had a part to play in the creation of that multi-million-selling record.
While Dan the Automator oversaw its production, Kid Koala assisted in this area
and Del Tha Funkee Homosapien provided vocals on the singles "Clint Eastwood"
and "Rock the House."
In the ensuing years, rumors of sessions for a second Deltron 3030 record
circulated from as early as 2004 onwards. Meanwhile, Dan the Automator continued
to produce high-profile albums for acts such as Kasabian and Miles Kane, and
also collaborated with Mike Patton for both the Crudo and Peeping Tom projects.
While, Both Sides of the Brain, Del Tha Funkee Homosapien's final solo album for
Elektra, was issued during the same period as Gorillaz, there was an eight-year
gap until his next solo album. Much of his time during the intervening period
was spent working with his Oakland, California hip-hop crew, Hieroglyphics, and
their label. Kid Koala, however, further displayed his turntablist skills by
releasing albums on the Ninja Tune label at regular three-year intervals during
the early part of the century. By summer 2012, a follow-up to Deltron 3030 was
looking increasingly likely when the band performed ten new tracks at Toronto's
Luminato festival. The following year, the highly anticipated Event II was
released in October. The album came with a diverse guest list that included Zack
De La Rocha, David Cross, Black Rob, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and a returning Damon
Albarn.
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