pk1 wrote:haven't been a fan of the goons. i tried, some tracks are cool... i agree with you on gibbs. not really interested in what he is saying either. i keep trying to listen to madlibs stuff. but i really don't like any of that crazy random ish. allot of his stuff doesn't even have a groove. he has ol peanut B wrapped around his finger like he is god. and just presses up anything the Lib slaps together. even if its just noise. the battle forum is entrapped in that sound. its why artist like perin and tonik and the likes choose to battle there and not here any more. most of our votes here are favored for the boom bap. although there are great artist over there banging out great tracks. over all, i dig the sound we have here much more. you on the other hand are a different beast. you do very well balancing both worlds. your non quantized drums are becoming tighter. didn't really dig em at first. was always wondering why you kept the off hits in your drums. but you have been creating these large drum productions that sound like three drummers. and i dig it very mu
so daz must be in bed still... 
wake that ass up son and furnish us heads some battle material.
Hearing you big time on the whole Stones Throw sound thing, but Madlib release under his own label now, thats why there are countless reissues of Mf Doom, Donuts and Lootpack, Wolf still has the rights and I think it's all they got, that label just seems to lack talent for huge doses at a time, Jon Wayne's mix tapes were cool then his album came out and was back to that weird Ish, I know I do that but I try to make something listenable at least, I try to challenge peoples ears from what they're used to, even at the moment I'm reinventing everything I do, dare I say it, a bit more focused and serious, instead of trying to play games with changes and weirdness, cheers about my drums man, I lay them out as if there is a mix going on, on turntables.
