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Posts: 230Posted 16 years ago #Been listening to Taste the Secret for a while, this morning I just realized Double K introduces the band as the opening act. Any comments? -
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Posts: 1,874Posted 16 years ago #Double K is the guy who kicks off when he gets the wrong kind of turkey shake and swears a lot in line, in front of some small children too! FOR SHAME DOUBLE K, FOR SHAME... (can't remember what the track is called, "you said a bad word" or something) -
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Posts: 1,427Posted 16 years ago #UD! -
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EP
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Posts: 230Posted 16 years ago #Wit Dub K -
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Posts: 1,879Posted 16 years ago #Yah man seems KK is a top choice when it comes to Album Skits/Narration...
He is also the "Bouncer" in the Shawn Jackson album. He has a real smooth voice & a waaaay funny sense of humor so I guess it isn't a surprise he's always speakin' on albums.
On a side note did anyone here like that new UD album Audacity? Personally, I didn't care too much for it. I was DEF feelin' Bang for the buck, but Audacity seems to miss the mark. Einstein is ridiculous in it, as always, but it didn't have that replay value that their other albums usually have for me. Dudes are madd talented regardless...
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Posts: 3,255Posted 16 years ago #SLC HEAD said: Yah man seems KK is a top choice when it comes to Album Skits/Narration...
Double K is the sh*t for narration... also, go listen to "Big Bank Take Little Bank" on the "Journey to Anywhere" bonus disc... "double up, bing bing, double up, taco bell, double up, bubble up, double up ... *koff* 'scuse me, n*gga!" I fall out when I hear that sh*t...
He is also the "Bouncer" in the Shawn Jackson album. He has a real smooth voice & a waaaay funny sense of humor so I guess it isn't a surprise he's always speakin' on albums.
On a side note did anyone here like that new UD album Audacity? Personally, I didn't care too much for it. I was DEF feelin' Bang for the buck, but Audacity seems to miss the mark. Einstein is ridiculous in it, as always, but it didn't have that replay value that their other albums usually have for me. Dudes are madd talented regardless...
I actually like a few tracks on Audacity... it's interesting to hear them singing, kinda adds a new dimension... BUT it takes them away from the harder edge they had on Bang for the Buck, which I definitely liked a lot better.
I like Oh Yeah, Falling Again, It's Gone, and I Won't Let It Die, mainly, but the title track is pretty cool too... I like I Want To Believe's beat, but I feel like the message on the track is pretty d*mn condescending to non-believers, and that gets me upset, but I can forgive it, not a huge deal. -
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Posts: 818Posted 16 years ago #SactownConnection said:
SLC HEAD said: Yah man seems KK is a top choice when it comes to Album Skits/Narration...
Double K is the sh*t for narration... also, go listen to "Big Bank Take Little Bank" on the "Journey to Anywhere" bonus disc... "double up, bing bing, double up, taco bell, double up, bubble up, double up ... *koff* 'scuse me, n*gga!" I fall out when I hear that sh*t...
He is also the "Bouncer" in the Shawn Jackson album. He has a real smooth voice & a waaaay funny sense of humor so I guess it isn't a surprise he's always speakin' on albums.
On a side note did anyone here like that new UD album Audacity? Personally, I didn't care too much for it. I was DEF feelin' Bang for the buck, but Audacity seems to miss the mark. Einstein is ridiculous in it, as always, but it didn't have that replay value that their other albums usually have for me. Dudes are madd talented regardless...
I actually like a few tracks on Audacity... it's interesting to hear them singing, kinda adds a new dimension... BUT it takes them away from the harder edge they had on Bang for the Buck, which I definitely liked a lot better.
I like Oh Yeah, Falling Again, It's Gone, and I Won't Let It Die, mainly, but the title track is pretty cool too... I like I Want To Believe's beat, but I feel like the message on the track is pretty d*mn condescending to non-believers, and that gets me upset, but I can forgive it, not a huge deal.
I have never heard of anyone yall talking about. Looks like i gotta catch up to speed lol. I am always on here at work so i never can listen to the music . -
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Posts: 3,255Posted 16 years ago #boombip said:
Go check out Ugly Duckling... so far, they've done an EP (Fresh Mode), and four albums (Journey to Anywhere, Taste the Secret, Bang for the Buck, and Audacity)... they are all white, and their raps are a little more cartoon-y (except for a bit of Bang for the Buck)... their DJ, Young Einstein is a kinda nerdy looking guy, Andy's hella tall and Dizzy a bigger guy, kinda like Double K... I like their stuff a lot. Every album they've done has had some real gems on them. If I had to pick (I already mentioned Audacity's cool tracks before):SactownConnection said:
SLC HEAD said: Yah man seems KK is a top choice when it comes to Album Skits/Narration...
Double K is the sh*t for narration... also, go listen to "Big Bank Take Little Bank" on the "Journey to Anywhere" bonus disc... "double up, bing bing, double up, taco bell, double up, bubble up, double up ... *koff* 'scuse me, n*gga!" I fall out when I hear that sh*t...
He is also the "Bouncer" in the Shawn Jackson album. He has a real smooth voice & a waaaay funny sense of humor so I guess it isn't a surprise he's always speakin' on albums.
On a side note did anyone here like that new UD album Audacity? Personally, I didn't care too much for it. I was DEF feelin' Bang for the buck, but Audacity seems to miss the mark. Einstein is ridiculous in it, as always, but it didn't have that replay value that their other albums usually have for me. Dudes are madd talented regardless...
I actually like a few tracks on Audacity... it's interesting to hear them singing, kinda adds a new dimension... BUT it takes them away from the harder edge they had on Bang for the Buck, which I definitely liked a lot better.
I like Oh Yeah, Falling Again, It's Gone, and I Won't Let It Die, mainly, but the title track is pretty cool too... I like I Want To Believe's beat, but I feel like the message on the track is pretty d*mn condescending to non-believers, and that gets me upset, but I can forgive it, not a huge deal.
I have never heard of anyone yall talking about. Looks like i gotta catch up to speed lol. I am always on here at work so i never can listen to the music .
Fresh Mode EP: "Everything's Alright", "Einstein's Takin' Off"
Journey to Anywhere: "If You Wanna Know", "The Pike", "A Little Samba", "Eye on the Gold Chain"
Taste the Secret: "Turn it Up", "Rio de Janeiro"
Bang for the Buck: "Shoot Your Shot (with PUTS)", "Einstein's On Stage", "The End of Time"
and some good rarities are "Celebrity", "Something's Goin' Down Tonight", "Cardiff" -
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Posts: 818Posted 16 years ago #SactownConnection said:
boombip said:
Go check out Ugly Duckling... so far, they've done an EP (Fresh Mode), and four albums (Journey to Anywhere, Taste the Secret, Bang for the Buck, and Audacity)... they are all white, and their raps are a little more cartoon-y (except for a bit of Bang for the Buck)... their DJ, Young Einstein is a kinda nerdy looking guy, Andy's hella tall and Dizzy a bigger guy, kinda like Double K... I like their stuff a lot. Every album they've done has had some real gems on them. If I had to pick (I already mentioned Audacity's cool tracks before):SactownConnection said:
SLC HEAD said: Yah man seems KK is a top choice when it comes to Album Skits/Narration...
Double K is the sh*t for narration... also, go listen to "Big Bank Take Little Bank" on the "Journey to Anywhere" bonus disc... "double up, bing bing, double up, taco bell, double up, bubble up, double up ... *koff* 'scuse me, n*gga!" I fall out when I hear that sh*t...
He is also the "Bouncer" in the Shawn Jackson album. He has a real smooth voice & a waaaay funny sense of humor so I guess it isn't a surprise he's always speakin' on albums.
On a side note did anyone here like that new UD album Audacity? Personally, I didn't care too much for it. I was DEF feelin' Bang for the buck, but Audacity seems to miss the mark. Einstein is ridiculous in it, as always, but it didn't have that replay value that their other albums usually have for me. Dudes are madd talented regardless...
I actually like a few tracks on Audacity... it's interesting to hear them singing, kinda adds a new dimension... BUT it takes them away from the harder edge they had on Bang for the Buck, which I definitely liked a lot better.
I like Oh Yeah, Falling Again, It's Gone, and I Won't Let It Die, mainly, but the title track is pretty cool too... I like I Want To Believe's beat, but I feel like the message on the track is pretty d*mn condescending to non-believers, and that gets me upset, but I can forgive it, not a huge deal.
I have never heard of anyone yall talking about. Looks like i gotta catch up to speed lol. I am always on here at work so i never can listen to the music .
Fresh Mode EP: "Everything's Alright", "Einstein's Takin' Off"
Journey to Anywhere: "If You Wanna Know", "The Pike", "A Little Samba", "Eye on the Gold Chain"
Taste the Secret: "Turn it Up", "Rio de Janeiro"
Bang for the Buck: "Shoot Your Shot (with PUTS)", "Einstein's On Stage", "The End of Time"
and some good rarities are "Celebrity", "Something's Goin' Down Tonight", "Cardiff"
Might be a stupid question but whats the difference between like an album and a EP? or LP? or whatever! lol i guess i never knew there was a difference. -
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Posts: 3,255Posted 16 years ago #LP = long play... an album... for the most part, something longer than 35-40 minutes (although I've seen a few 30 minute albums, like João Voz e Violao, but they are rare...)
EP = extended play... basically longer than a single, but shorter than an album... "...Or Stay Tuned" was considered an EP originally... I just call it "a collection of 4-7 songs that clocks in from 10-30 minutes"
I'm sure there is a better explanation, but that's my "off the dome" take. -
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Posts: 818Posted 16 years ago #SactownConnection said: LP = long play... an album... for the most part, something longer than 35-40 minutes (although I've seen a few 30 minute albums, like João Voz e Violao, but they are rare...)
EP = extended play... basically longer than a single, but shorter than an album... "...Or Stay Tuned" was considered an EP originally... I just call it "a collection of 4-7 songs that clocks in from 10-30 minutes"
I'm sure there is a better explanation, but that's my "off the dome" take.
ohh that helps a lot though. Lol now i have somewhat of an idea! -
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Posts: 230Posted 16 years ago #I want a Turkey Meatshake right now lol
Dig PUTS on Bang for Your Buck!!! -
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Posts: 588Posted 16 years ago #Definitely one of my favorite groups.
They are working on a new album.
Here's Dizzy making the announcement:
http://www.youtube.com/user/therealdizzydustin#p/u/4/pPHB-hNrbzc
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