Big up on the lyrics site man!
A very valuable resource for the P fiends.
Big up on the lyrics site man!
A very valuable resource for the P fiends.
Hey awesome linkbar man! Nice work.
SactownConnection said:
Quid Control lyrics page is up!Also, the left-hand navigation bar has been changed to include album images, rather than boring word links... and I also designed all the image "rollovers" by hand in Photoshop and I'm sorta excited about them... tell me what you think (or if they aren't working for you).
Very nice work Sac. It looks quite pro. Dig the pics of the albums to the left, when you hold your cursor over them they change: dope. I would do a golf clap, but I already did that earlier this week. *does circular Arsenio Hall fist motion*
SactownConnection said:
Quid Control lyrics page is up!Also, the left-hand navigation bar has been changed to include album images, rather than boring word links... and I also designed all the image "rollovers" by hand in Photoshop and I'm sorta excited about them... tell me what you think (or if they aren't working for you).
woah - the little custom thumbnails are FRESH!! I'm loving those man!!
and on the Quid Control lyrics -
"And left swiftly to get up on the M3 ([Spoken sample:] Three!)
M42 (Two), M1, no any other one (One)"
sounds something like M42, M1, know end-to-end the one ??
and
"Self syllable, sailboat style in Bristol
Wreck the deck, la rock the boat like a missile"
is either wreck the deck, rock the boat like a missile
OR
wreck the Thekla boat like a missile

Thekla is a venue in bristol which is actually on a boat, which is what that lyrics refer to tho I'm not sure if he's actually name-checking Thekla itself or not?
Thanks for the props on the image-links... I was so involved with working on them, I actually lost track of time, and when I looked up, my lady was asleep, my dog needed walking, and the clock said 1:30 a.m... oops...
I just went back and listened to Quid Control, and it DOES sound "Wreck the Thekla, rock the boat like a missile"... I'll change it up when I get home from work tonight
The only thing better than a PUTS concert would be a PUTS concert on a boat, haha... ... ... ...Hang on! That hot drunk girl in the white tee holding the bottle of Young's is getting to close to the boat's edge! LOOK OUT! *sploosh!* Oh, man... she can't swim!... Wait, who's that? Oh, sh*t, it's Double K! Dude, he just jumped in after her... Nice going, KK...
djGUERRILLA said:
... *does circular Arsenio Hall fist motion*
Don't forget the WOO, WOO, WOO!
Sactown DEF deserves the dogg pound love! GJ brah
Hey Sac, went check out the new Point of the Rhyme page, and the custom art in the link bar isn't showing up on my browser, safari. It looks great in chrome though
thanks for all the hard work as always, your lyrics page is on my bookmark bar and I reference it probably far more than any other site when it comes to info about the back catalog. Serious props, I've only transcribed a few P songs, having almost their whole collection up is no small task.
Okay, I'm making the "Complete Release List" tonight (finally), but I need help on something:
I don't get the ins and outs of record catalog numbers, but I noticed this:
The Next Step (reissue) (OM-033) (2001)
Question (original issue) (OM-036) (2000)
... how does a 2001 release have an earlier catalog number than a 2000 release? Was it:
a) They catalogued Next Step first, but just didn't publicly release it 'til after Question?
b) Do I have my years wrong, and the Next Step reissue came out in 2000?
Alright, going to bed, but I got the following done:
Probably will do some transcriptions and page additions here in the next hour or so (it's already 11:30, so probably won't do much), BUT I decided to jump on here really quick and mention:
I added "Buy Now" links to PL70 for the stuff that PL70 is currently selling. (Example) This doesn't count their "Out Of Stock" merch. Basically, that includes every album on CD EXCEPT Fun DMC and Next Step, as well as the Highlighter, Youth Explosion, Pass The 40, and Tuxedo Rap LPs.
Hopefully, any wayward viewers of my website will now be more enticed to purchase stuff now that it's only a click away... we'll see!
Quick question for anyone that has The Next Stets:
I just transcribed "Sally (Remix)" (I'll do DBC tomorrow probably), and while the first verse is the same as the original on Stetsasonic's "In Full Gear" (so, basically, I know it's Daddy-O), the other two verses are ones I've never heard before... they also sound like Daddy-O, but I wasn't sure... does anyone know who rapped verses 2 & 3 for The Next Stets?
Thanks!
More help (this should be an easy one for any Spanish speakers):
I'm transcribing Lifestyle Marketing, and I've isolated the Pan-Am samples Thes used (here's the webpage, under "For Once In A Lifetime")... I've gotten everything except ONE LINE in "Pan-Am 2"
Thes uses the Spanish Pan-Am ad (it's the second language on this track: http://www.panamair.org/multimedia/Track%2020.mp3)... WHAT ARE THEY SAYING? It's the one line that sounds like "Vamanos, la monor, vegadior" or something like that... anyone?
Rootdown soundclash pages are up.
Now, I only have to post noonen, doin' it, bloquera, back on the block, and a few collaborative tracks, mixtapes, and instrumentals albums, and I'm more or less done with the site... Maybe about 40-50 pages in all. It'll be nice to be done.
Such a labour of love and i give you HUGE kudos for this.....good luck with the 10year box set :)
Aight Sac here is a correction for Too Much Birthday: Dub's verse you have,"Spill that wine, spray up girl". I'm hearin' ,"Spill that wine, spray your curl".
Love reading the lyrics with the listen, takin' me back...
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