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White Label Friday: De La Soul, “Say No Go (Say No Dope Mix)”
For a genre that makes its living by cutting up other people’s records, hip-hop artists are notoriously touchy about other people touching theirs. Eric B. and Rakim reportedly hated Coldcut’s remix of their song
Read More »White Label Friday: Dead Milkmen, “Instant Club Hit (You’ll Dance to Anything) (Hung Like a Horse Mix)”
In the mid ‘80s, Dead Milkmen were a college radio programmer’s wet dream. They were smart, snotty, and loud at a time when most bands were polished and pre-recorded. They made fun of anyone
Read More »White Label Friday: Nitzer Ebb, “Join in the Chant”
It has been said that Kurt Cobain later complained about the slick sheen that mixer Andy Wallace gave to Nevermind. While it is unknown whether Essex industrialists Nitzer Ebb feel the same way about
Read More »White Label Saturday: Moev, “Crucify Me”
Greetings, Popdosers. Lord Jefito has bestowed me with the honor of running the weekly shake-ya-ass column, and I, for lack of a better word, am positively geeked out by it. I worked as a
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