Parts two and three of LArap poster Turlet's generous WMV upload.
I'd like to know the details about 2 UNLV songs whose instrumentals were repackaged for other Cash Money artists' singles: Wayne's "Go DJ" and Juvie's "Set It Off". "Yella's Revenge" seems like its a Sinista junt and "Set it Off" a Mannie Fresh production - so what's up with that? I've always had a lot of respect for the Yella/Setitoff instr. which pairs the drag-net riff with the Halloween theme but slowed down and phrased instead of sampled. In my imagination I see all MIDI programmed rap played live - some asian teenager furiously plucking away the crazy pizzicato octaves while some drunk, blind man bangs piano low notes with one finger.
4.06.2009
Violent Cus its Really Fabulous Music
Posted by kid slizzard at 8:19 AM
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I love these cats, really !! Ones of the best Cash Money's artists... "Drag'em" is a fabulous song...
J-P from France
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