prefuse 73 rollcall

[HoyaSaxa03]

Originally posted by definitivedoodle:
 did you get any of his other stuff? paino overlord or whatever its called?

i just have that album and his first two as prefuse (vocal studies / one word extinguisher), none of the side projects ... any of them essential?

[definitivedoodle]

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa08:
   

Originally posted by definitivedoodle:
 did you get any of his other stuff? paino overlord or whatever its called?

i just have that album and his first two as prefuse (vocal studies / one word extinguisher), none of the side projects ... any of them essential? [/b]

not sure havent had time to check it out. i have been listening to the dilla cd for a while. i cant get into his spanish stuff, but i hear that piano overload, or overboard is nice.

[hoitel]

his Piano Overload stuff is pretty cool. though inconsistent overall -- it's more experimental and moody than the usual Prefuse73 stuff (along the lines of Savath and Savalas -- also dope)
 
 i'm still debating on going to see Soul Position -- namely b/c i want to see Blueprint live but you never know what to expect soundwise at Sonar. their two albums are alright, but it seems like they should be almost on another level --- especially since their solo/side stuff are pretty heavy (Blueprint moreso IMO, once again -- RJ is good, but nowhere as good as he's getting credit for IMO).
 
 i'd imagine that they'd kill live though b/c Blueprint has that type of live energy it seems.

[HoyaSaxa03]

Originally posted by definitivedoodle:
 you didnt like their new one? it was very solid.

that's the only soul position record i have ... i'm really not that into the hip-hop scene, just have a few albums here and there

[cernoch79]

Here is a great live mix by prefuse 73 done back in 2003.  It features a lot of stuff from his first 3 albums.
 
 http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=C89DC025213EA405

[cernoch79]

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa08:
   

Originally posted by definitivedoodle:
 you didnt like their new one? it was very solid.

that's the only soul position record i have ... i'm really not that into the hip-hop scene, just have a few albums here and there [/b]

I think  he's thinking about Aceyalone and RJD2 - Magnificent City

[definitivedoodle]

Originally posted by cernoch:
   

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa08:
   

Originally posted by definitivedoodle:
 you didnt like their new one? it was very solid.

that's the only soul position record i have ... i'm really not that into the hip-hop scene, just have a few albums here and there [/b]

I think  he's thinking about Aceyalone and RJD2 - Magnificent City [/b]

who?

[cernoch79]

See you guys down there...

[Jesse]

good show tonight for sure
 
 edan and prefuse73 were both awesome

[cernoch79]

Badass show

[definitivedoodle]

review review...
 
 did edan flow on prefuses beat?
 
 did edan make beats on the spot?

[HoyaSaxa03]

really great show last night
 
 edan/dagha was a nice opener ... edan had a lot of tricks up his sleeve like cernoch was saying on the other thread, but he flowed really really well with dagha ... played the first half of velvet underground's "femme fatale", used "strawberry fields forever" at one point, and his finale was a great shoutout to the history of rock music, narrated "subterranean homesick blues" style by dagha flipping through all these old album covers (VU, 13th Floor Elevators, Hendrix, Talking Heads, you name it) as cue cards while edan flowed
 
 looked like edan had a lot of people in the crowd (he grew up in rockville/bethesda), and a lot of those folks didn't stick around the whole night, but the place was pretty full by the end of edan's set
 
 i really didn't know what to expect from prefuse, it kind of reminded me of when i went to see M83 last year ... loved a lot of his recorded stuff, but just didn't know what to expect from the live show (how many people on stage? MC? live instruments?)
 
 anyway, like the M83 show, prefuse really blowed me away ... he played some really heady shit, much more on the IDM/trippy jazz type of side than his hip-hop productions, (edan didn't come out with him) and the live drummer just added so much to the sound ... i have a hard time describing the music because i'm really not that into IDM/electronic/trip-hop stuff, but it was really top-notch, and leagues away from a lot of his hip-hop recordings ... first show i've been to in a while where i wished i had something stronger than bourbon floating around in my system
 
 prefuse came out afterwards and signed our posters, was a really nice guy

[cernoch79]

For peeps that didn't get a poster...
 
 Get them here: http://www.gigposters.com/classifieds/detail.php?siteid=2703&pre=1

[definitivedoodle]

nice, thanks, yea sorry that i missed edan...prefuse too but i have seen him a lot.
 
 bring on SP.