Showing posts with label salaam remi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salaam remi. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Bush Babees - Non-Album Tracks



Here's a Bush Babees compilation that I put together for ohword back in early '08. I added two new freestyles from The Lyricist Lounge & Hot 97. Enjoy.

Bush Babees - Non-Album Tracks
1. We Run Things (MF Doom Blend)
2. Brooklyn Movements
3. Remember We (Salaam Remi Remix)
4. The Love Song (45 King Remix)
5. The Love Song w/ De La Soul (Remix)
6. Stretch & Bobbito Freestyle Session (1996)
7. Hot 97 Freestyle (1996)
8. Lyricist Lounge Freestyle Session (1995)
9. Swing It (Original)
10. We Run Things (Cut Killer Blend)
11. Remember We Remix (Cut Killer Blend)
12. Remember We Remix (Instrumental)
http://www.mediafire.com/?mywx5tnhcyn

Preview:

We Run Things (MF Doom Blend)


Brooklyn Movements


Remember We (Salaam Remi Remix)


The Love Song w/ De La Soul (Remix)


Stretch & Bobbito Freestyle Session (1996)


--Roy Johnson

Thursday, May 7, 2009

M.C. Rell & The Houserockers - Into The Future (1989)


In 1989, M.C. Rell & The Houserockers released "Into The Future". As Ego Trip stated in the list" 20 Songs You'd Swear Were Done By Somebody Else," M.C. Rell can easily be mistaken for Rakim. The album is produced by Van Gibbs(Salaam Remi's father) and features additional work from Chuck Chillout, Special K & Teddy Ted, Cutmaster DC, and Salaam Remi. M.C. Rell originates from Philadelphia but he spent a lot of his time in New York. Today, he happily lives in Tampa, Florida. For more current information, check this interview done by Herohill.com by clicking here

1
Into The Future (4:53)

Instruments [Dj Effects] - Dennis Izzard
Mixed By - Chuck Chillout
2
Soundwave Sermon (4:11)

Instruments [Rhythm Contribution] - Salaam Remi
Producer [Additional], Arranged By [Additional], Mixed By [Additional] - Special K (2) , Teddy Ted
3
Common Knowledge (4:52)

Drum Programming - Cut Master D.C.*
4
My Vision (4:50)

Written By - Dennis Wilson , Mike Izzard
Written By, Instruments [Dj Effects] - Dennis Izzard
5
Life Of An Entertainer (5:10)
6
Hole In My Pocket (4:48)

Drum Programming - Salaam Remi
7
Something About It (5:00)

Instruments [Rhythm Contribution] - Hank Love
8
Brainstorm (4:25)
9
I'm Slammin' (4:40)
10
The Rell Thing (3:38)

Drum Programming - Cut Master D.C.*


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-- Thomas V

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Which Remix Is Better? Fast Life Edition


Kool G Rap - Fast Life(ft. Nas)
The original Buckwild version of this was a well produced radio song.But the two most known remixes really outshined it to many heads at the time.
1.Norfside Mix - Buckwild was in the midst of a prolific period in his career when he churned this one out.He managed to turn this song in the opposite direction and made it a certified street banger.
2.Vinyl Reanimators Remix - I still don't know exactly how they constructed this beat,but they kept a similar melody as the Norfside Mix and made it sinister and more rugged.They also changed up the hook with scratched in vocal samples,which is usually a plus.

The argument will still remain over which remix is the better one,voice your opinion in the comments if you have a favorite out of the two.

Download the two remixes and instrumentals, in one folder,here.

Thanks to FatFaceFreddy, Ho1ogramz, and drizzle at the Troy forum for upping these tracks and instigating this blog. --Verge

Correction: The Norfside Mix was produced by Salaam Remi,not Buckwild. --Verge