(Youtube version is... coming along slowly. You can check my YT channel in the meantime, and I'll update this post tonight with the direct link. here!)
Monday, September 20, 2010
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Records players are cheap, plentiful and easy to come by. I understand if you're living in a shelter or your car; but if you can get yourself a Nintendo Switch, an IPad, a PS4 and a laptop, there is no reason why such a self-respecting Hip-Hop head shouldn't have a record player. Trust me, there's no reason to be intimidated by the various models, features, etc. Unless you're a hardcore DJ, you really don't need to know about types of drives, needles, etc.
Click this link to read my short & sweet Guide To Getting Yourself a Record Player... and join the real Hip-Hop nation already. It's good times over here.
Great video! A few things:
ReplyDelete1. It's clear you're also a horror fanatic because you referred to Steve Miller as "Steve Miner," something only a horror geek would do. :)
2. I have the self-titled Geto Boys album on CD and it has the Steve Miller sample (the "lost" version you speak of)... it wasn't until just a year or two ago that I realized the Lynyrd Skynyrd version was what ended up on the album that most people had.
Whoops! Ha ha You're right. I blame that Jason documentary.
ReplyDeleteIt's Rick Rubins label Def American not Def Jam.
ReplyDeleteThanks for clearing this up..it's something I've wondered about before.I also bought the tape the day it came out and had only heard the first two versions w/ the Steve Miller sample. It wasn't until years later ..after downloading the album in mp3 that I heard the Skynard sample and was confused. Classic,nonetheless.
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