Mad respect to Starving Artists for bringing out a fine release, and props to thes on the the remix of the kick clap and production tip on five day trippin.
my favourite tracks have got to be the Kick Clap (remix), Grateful Dead & B-Boy Buffet. anyone else pick this up, tell me what you felt most.
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The Architect
Joined: Feb '05
Posts: 3,618Posted 21 years ago #I got Kick Clap 12" and the Up Pops The Sac sampler CD - I need to get the LP sometime
. I don't know the tracknames straight off but most are real dope. You're right - mad respect to the SAC crew (I know half of them are on here somewhere...) can't wait for both their new LP and one from Giant Panda 
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new cat
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 18Posted 21 years ago #Well I'm glad somebody likes us!!!! Since you mentioned "Gratefull Dead", I thought I'd share some lesser-known facts about the song. Me and Brainstorm originally recorded it as a solo song back in 1997, and instead of him rapping the "Where will I go..." chorus, I had the Saafir loop going instead. Check the song "Can U Feel Me?" off of his "Boxcar Sessions" album. Thanks for the love everybody! p.s. The Giant Panda album is gonna kick some serious arse! -
new cat
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 18Posted 21 years ago #That's interesting that you like Saggy Pants... I only say this because some critics have dissed the song because SP was talking about "being white". As if to say that there is no reason to bring the subject up, "make an issue out of it", or draw attention to it. Well, the fact of the matter is that SP IS a plumber (that's what he does for a living) and he DOES work with people who are exactly like this. He has to put up with shiit like this almost everyday. Some of us here in Michigan, especially where I live, have to put up with a lot of narrow-minded jackasses, who just so happen to be stuck on "classic" 70s rock. Yo man, on the real, I'm glad you like our shiit!!! -
EP
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 105Posted 21 years ago #"The Promise" will go down as one of my local classic songs. I don't care if I do dance to it or wave my hands in the air - by myself. Brainstorm absolutely kills that track.
"Ill Na Na" is a local fave in Detroit... "a bag of blue funk and a fresh female"
"B-Boy Buffet" has to be one of the more clever songs to come out to date. There should be a small limited edition pressing of it on vinyl. Word.
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EP
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 134Posted 21 years ago #Hell YEah THE SAC f**king rocks. I listen to atleast one song every day. I never get tired of that album, Up Pops The SAC. I would have to say Organic Chemistry is classic. Feed the homeless is the best right now. The horns are awesome. -
EP
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 134Posted 21 years ago #Hey Phizyx, is there any way to get your mix cd online?? -
new cat
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 18Posted 21 years ago #Unfortunately, no. But fortunate for you (and anyone else on this board), you can email your mailing info at phizyx@hotmail.com, and I will send you out a couple of my mixes. Spreadin' the love, you know what I'm sayin'? -
new cat
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 18Posted 21 years ago #Organic Chemistry was the first SAC song i heard on a stealth magazine cd. Which reminds me you should really get in touch with the dudes who run it maybe get an Interview and some publicty for Up Pops The Sac here down under.
Anyway ill hit ya up soon Phizyx. -
EP
Joined: Mar '05
Posts: 103Posted 21 years ago #well I have to give everyone that posted in this thread props, since you all just introduced me to the SAC! just heard the whole album for the first time and the sh!t is tiiiiiiiiight. got a question... where is the beat on the 4th track from? I know I've heard it before and its driving me nuts because I can't put my finger on it at the moment. Once again, propers for everyone.
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