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ОтветитьSo awesome this guy was on a whole other level
ОтветитьLight up the spliffs is what I’ve always herd lol
ОтветитьThe first ever synth-pop song, 2 years ahead of "Daisy Bell" and 15 years before "Autobahn".
ОтветитьA jingle for the Lightworks cosmetics company.
Ответитьlight up the spliffs
Ответить🥵
Ответитьreminds of the Jetsons
ОтветитьIm coming from elektron syntakt sticker. hi y'all.
ОтветитьMF DOOM
ОтветитьThe More I read about Scott the more brilliant and sadder his story is. This man wasn't just ahead of his time, it seems like he was from another planet, like Sun Ra and Stockhausen and all the great electronic music pioneers before him.
ОтветитьUNIVERSAL BEATDOWN
ОтветитьEveryone talking about Dilla, but no body talking about MF Doom :(
ОтветитьWow. I really thought that Dilla mixed it up himself... im blown away by this.
ОтветитьRest in piece J dilla
Ответить17 dislikes weren’t lighting their spliffs hehe
ОтветитьWow that was awesome. I loved how j dilla & madlib flipped the sample but the original is amazing & futuristic for the time it was created. I Miss my mpc.
ОтветитьThis beat was on another one back in the day 😳
ОтветитьO okay everything i can possibly say about this song and how dope it is and what a fantastic job dilla and DOOM did with this sample has already been said in the comments but for some weird reason i thought it was an old school toy like light bright but different and i just envisioned like four little white kids playing with the toy while this chick is like singing in the back ground making it seem like it's the greatest thing since free cheese but i was wrong 😂😂😂
ОтветитьThis dude was literally light years ahead of his time. Jesus. He even did the end part that I thought Dilla threw in himself. This man is a legend
ОтветитьI think we all know why we hete
ОтветитьRIP DILLA AND MF DOOM
Ответитьthe fact that THIS GUY, who i've known about for years because of Dilla but kind of faded into the back of my mind, is the same guy who was the orchestra leader on Your Hit Parade in the 1950s is astonishing to me
ОтветитьWauw! Speechless!
ОтветитьCan’t believe this came out 12 years ago
Ответить"Welcome to the octagon/Lay a playa flat before the trainer felt his clock was on"
Rest In Paradise MF DOOM/Madvillain/Viktor Vaughn/King Geedorah/Zev Love X
que temazo sampleo dilla lpm
ОтветитьComposed by Raymond Scott;
it's track 4 on disc one of the compilation album "Manhattan Research, Inc." (2000) with vocals by Dorothy Collins;
had version of hip hop producer J Dilla which is track 13 of the album "Donuts" (2006);
the album reached the chart (2006): #21 United States.
Madlib sent J Dilla this loop
ОтветитьThis was the 60s? Wow this guy knew what was good
ОтветитьJ dilla killed this
ОтветитьBrilliant
ОтветитьThey was ahead there time back then when they made those sounds
ОтветитьPut this in the next fallout game
ОтветитьSparkling Shine!....light up your splifs!...Yeah!
Ответитьdudeeeeeeeeee
ОтветитьThis need to be om fallout game
ОтветитьClown approved
ОтветитьIts a Bop !
ОтветитьRIP J DILLA
ОтветитьJ Dilla was a genius discovering another genius. All respect.
Ответитьi see you peeing in ya pants lil sissy bwoy
ОтветитьOh you sexy production company. Add Randy Rebel to your roster with stitch in time comes numbers remember time?
ОтветитьOff the leash like ufc
ОтветитьThis is absolutely wild
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