Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By trupro Tue May 25, 2004 8:26 pm
Yo Lecter. Speaking of classic gear, is that Leatherface on your picture?
Dogs, my bassplayer lives on greenwich, downtown NYC, right above Chris Dyne's crib. Chris Dyne is the bassplayer and coproducer of Blondie. He trained my man to play bass from childhood. They've both lived there for decades, and now gentrification has caused the owners to pay everyone to get the hell out. Coincidentally, he is responsible for that sick classic breakbeat on the Illmatic intro. More to the point, he owns the ORIGINAL Leatherface prop mask from the set of Texas Chainsaw Massacre. So, when I see your f'ing avatar, it reminds me how those cats were making early hip-hop, and he's also responsible for all the sick baselines I get from my homie. Quite off topic; just wilding off this cup of coffee and separating the 6 degrees in my NYC's. Peace.
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By Phatz Tue May 25, 2004 8:33 pm
I was propelled to get the ensoniq eps after hearing the shook ones back in the day.......I picked up the eps not eps+ actually its in storage I am glad yall cats made me think about it.......I just might fire it up or I might sell it.........yeah but it was the eps+


Big ups to every1

By Toecutter Tue May 25, 2004 8:35 pm
The EPS16 came in rackmount and keyboard versions, as does the ASR10. I know a dude with an ASR88... the 88 key version of the asr10... now that's a rare piece for you...
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By trupro Tue May 25, 2004 8:37 pm
Anyone know who got a EPS manual? Phatz, I may be PMing you this week tryna' pay you for Xerox copies!
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By aaron Wed May 26, 2004 1:08 am
I actually just saw the new Texas chainsaw massacre, good movie. I have a question about leather face, at the end when the picture and video came up was that real footage and sh!t?. my roomate and i have been debating that forever
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By Swissmaster Cheese Wed May 26, 2004 1:36 pm
no it isnt....if youever get a chance to watch the documetary on the making of the original, Gunnar Hansen andthe producers mock the fact that for years people claimed that they knew of the "real leatherface" and shit, one guy even claimed that he was in the same unit as leather face.......the story of Leather face were based on a Ed Gein incidents......
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By trupro Wed May 26, 2004 8:05 pm
Ok, so, I feel Mobb Deep could do a joint about having beef with leatherface. Like, "Queensbridge Chainsaw Massacre".

Ok, sorry, just trying to tie these two topics together.

It could happen, tho.
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By Dr. Lecter Wed May 26, 2004 9:56 pm
Swissmaster Cheese wrote:no it isnt....if youever get a chance to watch the documetary on the making of the original, Gunnar Hansen andthe producers mock the fact that for years people claimed that they knew of the "real leatherface" and ****, one guy even claimed that he was in the same unit as leather face.......the story of Leather face were based on a Ed Gein incidents......


Yep,i've seen that today (i bought the 2-disc set from the TCM remake). I could realize that from the start because there is no real serial killer with name Thomas Brown Hewit.It's all about Gein. And one more question to Swissmaster Cheese: Your tagline under your posts is from a rap song or sth.?? It's dope!!
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By Swissmaster Cheese Thu May 27, 2004 7:20 am
haha, thanks chief...I made that one up myself....had to fix it for a sec...its kick out the jams not kick to the jams...lol
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By Science Fri May 28, 2004 10:25 am
Mobb deep is a legit talent.... but the never showed any real growth after they first album. the beats has always been on point though.
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By Cheech Fri May 28, 2004 11:38 am
You mean The Infamous, not Juvenile Hell, right?
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By Science Fri May 28, 2004 4:44 pm
im talkin bout the infamous album, i consider juvinile hell a demo.