Artist.......: dj raedawn aka Crunc Tesla
Album........: 80 minutes of Stank Stank
Label........: LOVETECHNOLOGIES
Genre........: Freestyle
Catnr........: promo
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Oct-15-2005
str.date.....: Sometime in 2005
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://turntablelab.com/cds/cds3.html
track title time
dj raedawn aka Crunc Tesla - 80 minutes of stank...
01. Trickdaddy - Shut Up (Raedawn Edit)
02. Bahamadia - Pep Talk
03. Squarepusher - Do You Know Squarepusher
04. Cannibal Ox - Rasberry Fields
05. Snoop Dogg - La Di Da Di
06. Telefon Tel Aviv - TTV Vs. Goodie Mob- Cell
Therapy
07. Deltron 3030 - State Of The Nation
08. Del The Funkee Homosapien - Catch A Bad One
09. Dabrye - Smoking The Edge
10. Nice And Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies
11. Five Deez - Sexual For Elizabeth
(Tortise Remix)
12. DJ Raedawn - Backspinning The Former
13. Killer Mike Featuring Outkast - Akshun
14. Aphex Twin - Windowlicker Vs. Missy
Featuring Ludacris- Gossip Folks
15. Afrikan Sciences Featuring Zano - Circuitry
Nursery
16. Dizze Rascal - I Love You
17. Anti - Pop Consortium- Ghostlawns
(LFO Remix+ Album Version)
18. Jay - Z Featuring UGK- Big Pimpin' Vs. Mr.
Andersonic- Untitled
19. Andre 3000 - Hey Ya
20. Big Boi - B.O.B Vs. UK Apachi And Shy FX-
Original Nuttah
21. Dead Prez - Hip Hop Vs. Plaid- Lat
22. The World Class Wrecking Crew - Turn Of The
Lights
23. Drama - Left, Right, Left
24. Fanny Pack - Hey Mami
25. Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam
26. D12 - Purple Pills
27. Nobukazu Takemura - Lost Treasure
(4th Version) Vs. Bone Thugs N' Harnony- Thugg
28. Para One Featuring Tes, TTC, D'Oz And
Orgasmic - Beat Down
29. Funckarma - Supa Spees
30. Busta Rhymes - Gimmie Some More
31. Pharcyde - Pass The Pipe
32. Wu - Tang Clan- I Can't Go To Sleep
33. Rza - Reunited (Funkstorung Remix)
34. T La Rock Featuring Mantronik - This Beat
Kicks
35. Ice T - Squeeze The Trigger
36. Aceyalone - The Hurt
Runtime 79:55 min
Size 118,3 MB
Release Notes:
Grandson of an African American Baptist preacher
born in Jim Crow Mississippi, Dj Raedawn got "the
Callin" to rip stages since the age of 4. Besides
being a seasoned DMC vet and mixtape maestro to
many, he developed the Turntablist Transcription
Methodology with his chums Ethan Imboden and
Battlesounds' creator John Carluccio. This unique
notation system for electronic/dj music has been
developed into software, used in music courses
around the world and has been featured by the likes
of Time, CNN, Blackbook, XLR8R...yatayatayata. At
Skratchcon 2000, Q-bert knighted him with the Dj
Q-bert SkratchMaster Award from the Global Skratch
foundation. Far from a scratch nerd, RaedawnÆs
assaulted stages and dancefloors from the legendary
Apollo Theatre to the most dank techno til' 10 in
the morn' coke den party in Berlin. Under the name
Crunc Tesla, he has collaborated with artists such
as Tes, dDamage, Airborn Audio and Angelbert
Metoyer. Having opened for a wide spectrum of
artists, from Stereolab to Dizzee Rascal to the
mythical Red Alert, Raedawn's performances have
defied genre and moved generations of audiences.
The 26 year old ATLien has been hiding out in
Brooklyn for the past five years.
http://sonicheart.com/reviews/dj_raedawn_80_minutes
_of_stank_stank
Sounds Like: heat i guess.... A very very long time
ago, There used to this emerging form of youth
music that energized a generation. Crunc Tesla's
What's Really Rad?..EP propels us back to this
point of origin without clinging onto nostolgia.
The music, produced by Atlanta-bred Brooklyn
transplant Dj Raedawn, is a reunification of
today's fractured rap-techno pedigree. Simply put,
it is a 23 minute kinetic energy burst somewhere
along the order of Outkast, Squarepusher, The
Pharcyde, Harry Bellafonte and Timbaland. Acid
basslines, gypsy organs, tweaked synths and samples
melt onto grimey beats with creamy rapid-fire
lyrics that flicker from dark to brilliant.(was
that a run-on?). The bipolar fusion of tones melds
remnants of middle eastern melodies with dirty
south drum kits, dancehall riddims, intensive
broken beat glitchy editing with even a twist of
Baroque and Santeria. What makes it even better is
that the vocalist are actually from these areas
hailing from Jamaica, Baltimore, D.C., Atlanta and
New York. Tes, the Brooklyn-born Lex MC turned
french indie-rap icon, delivers the most poppy cut,
Say What You Wanna, while Daddy Foxxy stars on a
baltimore club tinged dancehall banger Voodoo
Sound. These 5 tracks are the more dancefloor
oriented hymns from the forthcoming What's Really
Rad?.. LP due to be released on Tigerbeat6 later
this year. Some journalists might call this record
American Grime or Crunk-Tech or something, but
honestly, I think this is simply men and women with
freedom.
PLEASE SUPPORT THIS ARTIST AND WATCH OUT FOR HIS LP
TO COME ON TiGERBEAT6
I THINK THIS MIX-CD IS A MUST-BUY FOR ALL ECLECTIC
AND OPEN-MINDED HEADS, SO IF YOU LIKE IT PLEASE DO
SO AT:
http://turntablelab.com/cds/cds3.html
FOR FRENCH PEEPS:
Alors qu'en France, le courant bootleg se rΘsume
encore α un simple dΘlire potache vaguement
branchouille (2 Many DJs, DJ Zebraà), il a depuis
longtemps acquis ces lettres de noblesse aux
Etats-Unis, par le biais dÆartistes comme Kid 606,
DJ Rupture, Diplo & Hollertronix, ou encore les
junglists de Mashit (Murderbot, CTOPHà). Nouveau
venu sur la scΦne, Raedawn, turntablist acharnΘ et
accessoirement DJ de lÆexcellent MC/producteur Tes
(Lex Records), dΘmarre trΦs fort avec ce mix de 80
minutes, qui confronte a peu prΦs tout ce que le
hip-hop mondial a pu engendrer comme tendances, des
plus underground aux plus mainstream, en y ajoutant
une bonne louche dÆΘlectronica warpienne, et
quelques bootlegs dÆanthologie.
RΘunis dans ce mix sans faille, les tΘnors
indΘpendants (Cannibal Ox, Antipop Consortium,
Aceyalone) tchatchent ainsi aux c⌠tΘs des poids
lourds de lÆindustrie (Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, D12,
Busta Rhymes, Outkast, Wu Tang Clan), pendant que
les anciennes gloires U.S. (Goodie Mob, Pharcyde,
Ice T) font connaissance avec les newcomers
europΘens (Dizzee Rascal, Para One, TTC) et
quelques outsiders bien venus (Squarepusher,
Nobukazu Takemura, Funkst÷rung, Technotronic !!!).
Cerises sur le gΓteau, quelques clashes
hip-hop/Θlectronica/jungle purement monstrueux
(Aphex Twin vs Missy Eliott & Ludacris, Outkast vs
Shy FX & UK Apachi, Dead Prez vs Plaid) achΦvent de
conquΘrir lÆauditeur du bien fondΘ de la dΘmarche.
Imparable. DG
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