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By Fung45 Sat Sep 05, 2009 12:39 am
So I was watching youtube, this dude who calls himself deepcrates did this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKRGfdTUXtQ
I noticed when he pulled out a stack of dollar joints near the end he didn't recognize Prince and the Revolution - Around the World in a Day when he pulled it out. My buddy Cinister Cee put it best "you'd think you would have passed that on the way to the deeper part of the crate"... Deepcrates? What's your opinion of this dude/dudes like him?
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By eastcoast121 Sat Sep 05, 2009 12:59 am
yea i found out about him from myspace a couple years back i thought he was pretty dope. lol never seen the videos tho but this dude be drunk as **** from wat i can tell. that record bowl joint had me baggin up especially when he burned himself LOL
By nyke Sat Sep 05, 2009 11:35 pm
Fung45 wrote:How can you call yourself "deepcrates" and not know/recognize a basic record like that Prince joint though?


Depends on what music you were raised on?

Basic record according to whom?
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By buddy maxwell Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:07 am
I only watched 2 vids of his, but I have yet to see a record that I'm like "whoa" about.
Maybe he does have deep crates, but I haven't seen them yet. Dude seems to be more about the jokes in the video than about the crates IMO...
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By Fung45 Sun Sep 06, 2009 4:22 pm
nyke wrote:Basic record according to whom?

According to me, based on my knowledge of records in North America and understanding that Prince is a very popular artist/producer, therefore his records are common and anyone I've met with deep crates knows him.
Ruslanio wrote:Who cares if he skipped that joint, that mask makes up for everything..

Ever heard of Kutmasta Kurt?
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By dj e.d.e Wed Sep 09, 2009 5:51 pm
HAHAHA entertaining,was kinda cool,that album gets me sometimes too,there's a few albums out that are similar looking if you dig in classic rock, it's not a common mistake but but it can happen, you can just tell Prince's art work, damn i haven't been diggin in a while ,this makes me want to go out and dig,
he's trippin on the 45's tho. i don't care how jacked they are in less they are NON-PLAYABLE.i wouldn't toss my records like that especially those cause they are very brittle and will shatter as soon as they hit the floor.i got records on all those labels and they get the treatment deep hand wash,phoenix wash and if needed for static and scratchyness removal a special method of washing i have .they all get a white sleeve and a plastic cover.
finding some yrs like northern soul or sweet soul like those are hard to find on LP,or they may cost more then you want to pay for it, thats even if it was recorded to LP,it's just 45 pressing only.

thanks for posting i may check out his nesxt one.
By phx_chronic Thu Sep 10, 2009 11:22 pm
Wow... that dude is a **** clown.

"Fantasy - Handler" :roll:

No one wants to see your scratched up terds, dude.
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By dj e.d.e Fri Sep 11, 2009 3:42 am
phx_chronic wrote:Wow... that dude is a **** clown.

"Fantasy - Handler" :roll:

No one wants to see your scratched up terds, dude.
was that aimed towards me?
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By dj e.d.e Mon Sep 14, 2009 6:47 pm
phx_chronic wrote:Whats ur special method for removing scratchyness on 45's??

silicon based cleaner