dj e.d.e wrote:mechp wrote:I go for the old orchestrated "pop" or "easy listening" jawns... stuff like Hugo Winterhalter goes Jypsie, Enoch Light, etc. Most of the record is wack as hell, but there are always really moody loops and one shots without any drums on those records. I feel like a lot of cats who are true diggers look over those joints in their rush to get to the some played-out, over sampled Temptations record or some ****.
NO it's just good muisc is allthe fact that it's been sampled is a plus to me, cause it then makes me think of the song that sampled it and vise versa.
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hahah ... I meant to say "cats you AREN'T true diggers" - I just meant every starts with the soul joints when they first get into this, then they expand. I just bought a heap of Stax 45's for a buck a piece yesterday... it was like someone cleaned out their jukebox. Staples Singers, Isaac Hayes, Sam and Dave... all sitting right there. It was like "yup I want that. Yup that too. Yeah. Whoa wtf? These are all good records!" I love when that happens... makes my job easy!!!
I also copped supertramp after hearing people talk about it for so long... I get it now.
