when songs are done we give em dummmy titles until riq names a song. i'll try to remember all the dummy joints for the other albums.

1. everybody is a star/the jimi joint
2. the talba joint
3. cut the check
4. the aaron joint
5. that de la shit
6. break beat
7. she rides the pony
8. pimp jawn
9. clap back 2
10. everlast joint
11. barry white joint.
12. melting pot
13. breaking 2 battle joint.

1. karate joint
2. punkjawn
3. malkast
4. dice hook joint
5. steady b joint
6. shocklee s.o.u.l.
7. musiq comedy show beatbox idea 2
8. bo diddley jawn
9. run! (i admit all the way to about the second say of mixing i thought tracey was saying "you got to RUN!" instead of "ride"--so i always told the engineer "put RUN up".
10. scott 3
11. jilljawn
12. amiri
13. shitup.
14. technojawn

1. the root two (too long of a story to even explain this voodoo inspired jawn)
2. kibbles and more bits
3. kamal hawaii
4. kelo key
5. the stick
6. slumjawn
7. schooly jawn/burnin hot
8. kim o jawn (yes THAT kim)
9. kalimba jawn
10.brazilian crime
11. rahzel/mal/c
12. diedre jawn
13. malik's boy jam session jawn (guess who this was named after?)
14. paul ahmir
15. scott's big one
16. invisble treanches (up to about 2 weeks before i turned credits in riq was adamant about keeping this title---even though it was nowhere in title.
17. worldwide 2/mille 2
18. phonechaos

nevermind

yall was trying to impress????

yes I read the linear notes.

and even though that's my secret boo (i got love YN) she was on some i drew the shortest straw so i had to come and do this story)

so when asked how do you make a track she seemed bored by my long winded response.

so i just said "sit and watch"

me scott and mal made that joint in a record 10 minutes.

>3. kamal hawaii<

Is the reference obvious if I listen, or is there a story to tell?



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during soundcheck in hawaii kamal gave birth to "the next movement" thing is i almost didnt document this song with my camera caues i just discovered that i lost my plane ticket and wallet...so i wasn't tryna document shit. but the groove was nice and i obliged for about 2 minutes and then went into panic mode.

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>1. the root two (too long of a story to even explain this
>voodoo inspired jawn)

with sugar on top.

-youre darn tootin

-okayplayer since 2000

i was trying to play james the chords to this new song D and i did the night before called "cherrianna" (d always made his women dummy titles)--but with my limited chord knowledge i played it wrong (friggin jay dee called me on the phone and did it note for note and d played it through the phone! genius ass!)---well since i was doing reel to reel--when you rewind to the beginning of the tape you can hear music backwards. and i heard enough to show me the light. so i made engineer reverse the reel direction and it was a whole new song. shit was hypnotic. quiet as its kept the intro is still my favorite joint off the record.

clean album enthusiasts will find that ursula's piece was replaced with a "things fall apart" piece by rich medina using that "root" piece in forward direction.

one for the ebayers.

SHORTEN YOUR SIG MONEY! HA

"B-Boy for life fuck a suit and a tie" Thes One

"I'm on my own dick like sleeping on my stomach" AG

fuck off <courtesty of Daze>

>clean album enthusiasts will find that ursula's piece was
>replaced with a "things fall apart" piece by rich medina
>using that "root" piece in forward direction.
>
>one for the ebayers.

That shit IS rare as fuck too...

i've got all that shit on a tape somewhere.

--me--

geeky fuel on our nerd-fire - you know that right?

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1.intro
2. kelo 1
3. mal
4. darp experiment
5. marvin jawn
6. chaos al jawn
7. sprite commercial
8. rae idea 5
9. rah 2 (okay i didnt know scratches name back then---lol!)
10.the real cowboys
11. million man march jawn
12. chaos xmas break/common
13. mood kamal jawn
14. essaywhuman 2 w/ dave
15. red hot tone bite
16. pharcyde jawn
17. tip idea 3
18. dywm song 1 (one shine was the very first song we ever did --just a warm up til the reel's for "mellow" came about.
19. urs 2
20. out

These are cool to know, but any chance you could explain a few?


2. kelo 1
7. sprite commercial

-read up.

kelo1

there is a beat on dice's debut (i cant recall title forgive me)--but if you have the album its a raw drum joint with a horn stab on the one and three. its dirty as fuck. big drums and no melody.

this was initial beat to respond/react. but since i was on that "breaking the law shit" i said "we must create the music" so i let them record beat and then i went in afterwards and redid all the music.

sprite commercial-

push up's music was the music we used for some radio sprite spots (member the 93 campaign with tribe?--they were gonna do a old to the new jawn with us and tribe, wu and some other cats but it fell through. we got the sprite commercial though and riq did a 60 second ad and a 30 second jawn and this was the music.

cosmic kev said it was better than anything on DYWM---

so we made it into a full jawn.

>kelo1: there is a beat on dice's debut (i cant recall title >forgive me)--but if you have the album its a raw drum joint >with a horn stab on the one and three. its dirty as fuck.
>big drums and no melody.
>this was initial beat to respond/react. but since i was on
>that "breaking the law shit" i said "we must create the
>music" so i let them record beat and then i went in
>afterwards and redid all the music.
>
>sprite commercial-: push up's music was the music we used
>for some radio sprite spots (member the 93 campaign
>with tribe?--they were gonna do a old to the new jawn
>with us and tribe, wu and some other cats but it fell through. >we got the sprite commercial though and riq did a 60 second
>ad and a 30 second jawn and this was the music.
>cosmic kev said it was better than anything on DYWM---
>so we made it into a full jawn.

I rememba thiz being my firzt pick frum da album to put on my mixtape when it came out. I alwayz love throwin' in non-single jointz on my mixez.

Now i'm gonna go see if I still have my copy of dice's album around somewhere. (Eh, I don't listen to it that much, something went horribly wrong with that album)

Those are my 2 favorite roos songs, but star is looking to take over one of those spots.

Thanks for the lists and thanks for TTP, another great album, thx.

The other joint with Thought?

rah 2, thats fucking great

>3. cut the check

That's fucked up. My man the other day was like "What's this new 'Cut the check' Roots song called?" Eerie.

>10. everlast joint

Like "Black Jesus" Everlast.... or "Top O' the Morning to Ya" Everlast?

-- Nate

the compression filter on the guitar "the everlast compression" cause its sounds so much like "what it's like"---so i always called it "the everlast jawn"

I met Everlast at a show once and was blown away by how intimidating his presence is. And then he picked up his acoustic and dropped "What It's Like" and I was like "Okay... so this new Everlast disc isn't gonna sound anything like what I thought it was."

-- Nate

...I can hear what you're talking about.

Track's better than "What It's Like" though. No comparison...

-- Nate

1. out deah live
2. intro
3. hub church jawn
4. ha ha ha
5. mellow
6. dont stop til you zuh
7. strong isl jawn
8. riq hub idea jan
9. drums/box
10. bagpipes jawn
11. synth jawn
12. essaywhuman
13. song for pops
14. president break
15. love joint
16. beatbox gurgs
17. intro

sorry---
khalua and cream is a hell of a drink.

nt

but pretty much yeah--
i still call the songs the dummy titles
cause---im so used to it.
i even use the dummy jawns for setlists if i dont feel like
doing the whole title.

did you get them word for word, or are they pretty much right?

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peace & love

ur a weirdo!

j/k

(*don't worry I call everyone this*)

Shit tastes incredible.

-- Nate

Kaluha and vodka are secret best friends who also love to roll with the cream and milk. when they get together it's over. YOWZA

"I'm tired of chasing my dreams. I'm just going to find out where they're going, and hook up with them later" ~Mitch Hedberg

this is interesting.

>this is interesting.

Same here, it makez me wanna go back & listen to all da albumz with sumtyn new in mind to peep if da dummy titlez match da song. Thiz iz da reason why so many katz who download miss out on how much quaility of dopeness goez into da muzik when ya get da liner notez dat comez with da actual CD.

great show tonight!! i really enjoyed myself. i love the fact that you guys put on a show, instead of just standing up there and playing your instruments. every single time i've been to one of the shows, i get that same feeling that you really appreciate and respect the audience.
but damn dude, do you go straight offstage and get the computer? it seems like you checked out less of 311 than i did. lol

nice palindrome.

i'll bet you're good at anagrams too.

is this a stripper reference.

this is the "philly tribute" to the tuff crew. and thier slept on masterpiece (id give this record a @@@@1/2 and borderline would call it the best classic album to ever represent philly circa 1989.

the album was called "back to wreck shop" and the first cut to freak james brown's "soul pride" was "she rides the pony"

masterpiece.

see how it measure up agianst the new philly classic of can't stop won't stop.

ha ha.

id give it to cant wont
cause the shit is classic (wait til mtv2 this weekend...and that is not a loop)

but this album was a quiet classic.

>this is the "philly tribute" to the tuff crew. and thier
>slept on masterpiece (id give this record a @@@@1/2 and
>borderline would call it the best classic album to ever
>represent philly circa 1989.
>
>the album was called "back to wreck shop" and the first cut
>to freak james brown's "soul pride" was "she rides the pony"
>
>masterpiece.

oh shit!! that's right, i forgot all about the tuff crew

runnit in, runnit in

from what i remember (i havent even thought of them cats since around 89-90), i always favored the first jawn. that had "my part of town" on it right?

phanjam- was first (member they shared a record with jersey's krown ruler's (kick the ball- de la's "take it off" and black thought's "silent treatment" you and yours inspiration song)--i forget the hit song (i remember it jacked "bustin loose" some 17 yuuuurs before "hot in huuuur")

danger zone -album u talking bout was second

wreck shop was 3rd

and there was a 4th....

Phanjam

Danger Zone

Back 2 Wreck Shop

Still Dangerous.

"She Rides The Pony" can be found on 12" for like 25 cents anywhere.

I'm still trying to get my grubby effing paws on "Hittin Hardball", which is in my top 3 songs of all time, and all I got is a Kenny-K show dub of it from like '91-'92.

how do you name the actual songs?

so fill us in...please...

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Who else is gonna post this kinda stuff (in the wee hours of the morning) for their fans.

....im listening to this on the bet.com site....bangin!

those are some great dummy titles, thats some excellent stuff

Speaking of Tipping Point...damn man....I want it right now. This game of patience is for children...lol....Okay Player go ahead and mail mine out.

who really gives a fuck about some dummy titles?

one,
-ram

n/m

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Cut and Paste into a document...ill hang on to these for a while and listen to every song now with a new state of mind. Ill ask questions later

yall gotta save this one. Any cosigns?

I co-sign to archive this thread!

qoolquest the album is tight, I'm feeling the whole joint alot.

^^^^^^^^^