
By ESCROOGE
Tue Sep 23, 2008 4:04 am
I know longer want to be deemed as a so called "Crate Digger". I shall be known today as a "Vinyl Historian" It sounds more professional 


ESCROOGE wrote:I know longer want to be deemed as a so called "Crate Digger". I shall be known today as a "Vinyl Historian" It sounds more professional


dj e.d.e wrote:ESCROOGE wrote:I know longer want to be deemed as a so called "Crate Digger". I shall be known today as a "Vinyl Historian" It sounds more professional
either way ...you still going to be looking thru crates and diggin right?![]()
i'll stick to crate digger gives me that Indiana Jones feel when I'm robbin crates of vinyl.
when you say Historian this is what i imagine
can't see myself digging in this attire
well then again i'm almost there.


poundaproblem wrote:The historian says:
"I say my good man would you happend to know in which direction the break beats can be found? I am trying to further enhance the boom-bapness of my production. Could you be a kind young lad and assist me in my search. I would be ever so greatful"
the crate digger says:
"Yo nukka where the breaks at? "
dj hellfire wrote:say what you want about SK, but I think out of anyone here, his beats will be the first to take off as far as commercial success
Sinamatik wrote:still theres absolutely no doubting sk's SKILLZ as a producer. one of the best on here


adrian wrote:I didn't care to see that picture. I could have gone my whole life without ever seeing it. An ugly guy holding an ugly MPC.

adrian wrote:I didn't care to see that picture. I could have gone my whole life without ever seeing it. An ugly guy holding an ugly MPC.

namotu wrote:but no, i respect the fact that your willing to change, move up to a higher level.
lotta people wouldnt respect the fact that vinyl historian isnt ghetto enough, or aint hip hop. but hip hop is sophisticated, no doubt. one of the best in the game's name is Doctor, so yuh know, high class.
but i think 'crate digger' and 'vinyl historian' are 2 different things. anyone can go and dig through crates and search for breaks, but it doesnt mean they know anything about vinyl or records. i'd have to say that its a step above a crate digger.