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His sometimes-loose, sometimes-tight narrative gouache paintings populate this oversize publication. His work includes fictional and actual album cover paintings, records made of paper, narrative vinyl 'grooves' made of pencil and paintings inspired by specific songs, albums and artists.
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Newcomer Guilty Simpson, first heard on Jaylib's Champion Sound and recently having blazed on "Jungle Love" from Dilla's posthumous The Shining, comes with his first official release as an exclusive Stones Throw recording artist. A banging anthem in classic Dilla form, Simpson murders the track with verses bred in Detroit's dirty streets.
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Featuring to songs produced by Madlib and J Dilla. Side A features "Take it Back", b-side features Guilty Simpson on "Clap Your Hands" produced by J Dilla.
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In 2001 Madlib fomred the 5-piece jazz group Yesterdays New Quintet - Joe McDuphrey (keys), Ahmad Miller (vibes), Mafik Flavors (percussion), Monk Hughes (bass), and Otis Jackson Jr. (drums) - an unusual step for a hiphop producer, made all the more unusual that no one has ever seen these band members. They exist only in a fictional universe belonging to Madlib. Yesterdays New Quintet's debut Angles Without Edges (Stones Throw-2001) was a combimation of live playing, sampling, jazz and electronic...
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Back in the year 2000, Madlib saw the cusp of the millennium as a place in time to look back in history while looking forward to the future. Musically, this meant a Big Bang - the sonic collision of classic jazz, funk and fusion with present-day hip-hop. Madlib set in motion Yesterday's Universe with his Yesterdays New Quintet, a combo of five esoteric jazz cats who were unheard of then and unseen even now. All his listeners needed to know about Madlib's new crew of instrumentalists was what they...
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Madlib remixes of Common, MOP, Roots, Slum Village, and NORE.
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aka Dudley Perkins) & Madlib - 'Expressions (2012 A.U.) (INSTRUMENTALS) (Re-Issue)' (Vinyl LP Record
Home > Store > Vinyl LPs & EPs > Declaime (aka Dudley Perkins) & Madlib - 'Expressions (2012 A.U.) (INSTRUMENTALS) (Re-Issue)' (Vinyl LP Record)
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Comment: This was quite a big surprise to me: when I got the album I was pretty much used to Peanut butter wolf, madlib as beat konducta and all the rest, but I haven't ever heard of yesterday's new quintet. This album sounds interesting, that's what I first thought. I started to make comparisons with the blue note remixing and mashing of Madlib's, recently one of my favourites, and in a way I found this one even better. The sound is incredibly accurate and sharp, the drumming is recorded in such...
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Produced by Madlib. 6 song EP featuring Kazi, Wildchild, Medaphoar, Declaime, God's Gift, Madlib himself and Oh No. Cover photo by Egon, taken at Capitol Records Studio B. No track listing available at this time.
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Madlib - Beat Konducta Vol. 5, LP Vinyl
Featuring J.Rocc. Madlibs 5 & 6th volumes of Beat Konducta are his & J.Rocc's tribute to J Dilla.
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Madlib (The Beat Konducta) - WLIB AM: King of the Wigflip, 2xLP Vinyl
Madlib- maverick, prolific, and tirelessly uninhibited. WLIB AM: King Of The Wigflip plays like the days when AM radio ruled the airwaves, transmitting a crackling, low-fi melange of endless sample fodder, vocal snippets, and sonic intuition, turning singles into stars anf lippin wigs with each twist of the dial. WLIB AM: King Of The Wigflip finds Madlib venturing away from the deconstruction of world rhythms on recent projects and returning to his Western hemisphere roots in hip hop and R&B.
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Madlib + M.F. DOOM) - 'Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remixes' (Vinyl LP Record
This was touted as a digital-only release, but Fat Beats managed to secure some white label vinyl pressings of this stunning re-work of "Madvillainy," with entirely new production from Madlib. We can't be sure how long our stock on this one will last, especially since it sounds particularly crisp on wax.
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Comment: may someone please tell how a perfect sample,chopping,mixing,scratch ing, looping,etc, goes like...!!!!
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Now about 10 years old, "Madlib Remixes" was one of the records that helped put Madlib on the map as one of THE artists of which vinyl buyers had to have every single record. Now it's back with new center labels and a few new tracks that weren't on the first one. Whoa.
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Comment: I listened to these tracks a LOT in 2005 and it made that year so much better. Madlib was on my radar but it wasn't until these remixes that I started to fully appreciate his style. Now he's one of my favorite hip hop artists. get this
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Madlib resurrects his sticky-green obsessed, helium-huffing alter-ego, Quasimoto, for the The Further Adventures of Lord Quas . While Madlib has always been one of the most experimentally savvy beatmakers in the underground, his creation of the electronically altered narrator Quasimoto, has become one of his biggest selling points for alternatively minded fans. Quas made his full-length debut in 2000 on The Unseen , an album which reached over 38,182 fans, and was dubbed one of the "Top 20 albums...
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