post up ur new diggs.....

thx wrote:The Beach Boys - Surfin'USA - 1963 mono US pressing!





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfin%27_USA
great surf rock record

Very Nice..... I'm a big fan of the beach boys. My parents played alot of these guys when I was younger. Good times

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i love the instrumentals on this record
i don't even know that the Beach Boys recorded instrumental songs.
2 of that songs are written by Dick Dale (Misirlou and Let's Go Trippin')

The Damned
damned but not forgotten

today this pearl:

Manu Dibango - Electric Africa (US pressing. Celluloid, 1985)



Personnel: Bernie Worrell, Wally Badarou, Bill Laswell, Herbie Hancock, Mory Kante, Nicky Skopelitis, Aiyb Dieng and The 'Soul Makossa Gang'. Produced by Bill Laswell for Material / OAO.

http://www.discogs.com/Manu-Dibango-Ele ... ease/41328

original presentation! good beat and some of this disks looks dope!!!

OriginalProducer wrote:original presentation! good beat and some of this disks looks dope!!!

appriciate it

Just started digging like a month ago. Picked this record up along with a bunch of Old Japanese stuff and some old 80s rock... dammit... addicted to something else.

Okay as you may or may not know were not new to this and I often like to come here to see what other folks are up to ...Anyway this is where you can see how I get down and the joints that i come up with. I plan to include more videos some instructional/educational and just down right Fun so keep your eyes and ears out for those...Oh yea shouts to all my beat diggers/Producers..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87fs6oetrZU

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cool records
thanks for the video

glad you like them but im just getting started sharing that is... Sometimes you wanna keep everything to yourself but hey whats the point..

Mr.Chris wrote:glad you like them but im just getting started sharing that is... Sometimes you wanna keep everything to yourself but hey whats the point..

IMO there is a difference. I wouldn't share infos about samples I've found on records that nearly noone knows. I wouldn't even show a photo of a cover. But I have no problem to show all the usual stuff that is already known by some people or on the-breaks.com
The records you showed are mostly common stuff . Dont get me wrong. I dont want to hate or say that these records are not good. You found dope records for a dope price. Real diggin for sure (as I understand it) but the names of the artists are well known....wait......exotic guitars??? That would be a record I wouldn't show and kept as a secret. Is it a good record? "plays country" seem a bit at first sight but I know "never judge a book by its cover".


peace and keep diggin

Good point but hate lasts longer than love so if people are "hating" at least im on thier minds.. Now with that said Im OFFICIAL 2 Albums /Video/ Source Unsigned Hype Winner(back when it counted) Billboard etc etc.. I just happened upon a spot that has these joints for sale in great condition for 50 cents so I thought i'd share..See you never know whos looking and listening.. so if some of the joints are well known thats cool because there really aint no secrets in beat digging any more due to HipHops Universal Appeal. Im a beat junkie but im not a snob(okay that depends on who you ask) I have a tremendous amount of joints that I will never show and i dont upload but for the price I dont mind sharing. For me this is just a fun way to let folks know your alive and digging..You see we all have the same records to a certain degree and its more about what you do with them than it is to collect them.For me when they started putting the names of the artists on the breaks back in the 80s that changed the whole game!! Now I realize that some of you guys are younger and may have not grown up in a time when there was no NET that you could search on "which obviously makes the job easier" though no fault of your own but for those of us who have and remember what it was like to soak labels off records/scratch them off/tape up etc.. being able to come here is like show and tell (but we aint telling) Side note: IMO i dont believe seeing the cover is the same as having the record and you still have to have the skills to get it done..Sort of like if Pete Rock came to your crib could he filp that precious joint you have better than you?? its all about skills.. Skill in finding the records and then using them to create something fresh..Oh yea dont sleep on those Exotic Guitar joints because as you should already know "theres something on every record"..Besides we could do this all night hahaha I have thousands...and that aint even the 45s man I have a Grant Green on 8trk that would...

Mr.Chris wrote:.Oh yea dont sleep on those Exotic Guitar joints because as you should already know "theres something on every record"..Besides we could do this all night hahaha I have thousands...and that aint even the 45s man I have a Grant Green on 8trk that would...

true. thats why its so hard to get rid of some of them.



peace