Author Topic: BIG BANG LISTENING PARTY  (Read 163 times)

dameons

BIG BANG LISTENING PARTY
« on: April 10, 2006, 10:27:53 AM »
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Busta Rhymes recently held a listening party for his upcoming album The Big Bang. London Bureau Chief Akuma attended and filed this report.

The album was indeed played, and it’s sounding pretty much like a Busta Rhymes album, albeit a Busta LP with pretty great bangin' production. Dr. Dre, Timbaland, Green Lantern, DJ Scratch, Sha Money XL, Swizz Beats and J. Dilla all contribute – Timbaland especially comes correct with a James Brown sampling up-tempo banger.

Dr. Dre spits on the mic too and supposedly actually wrote his rhymes according to James Cruz of Violator. The song made me even hungrier for "Detox" than I already am.

Beef was raised with J Records – “Yo, fuck J-Records”, and then strangely squashed minutes later (perhaps on the advice of his press officer or something) – “We have a lot of respect for J Records”. Um, ok. I like the consistency. Also, supposedly Papoose has signed to Flipmode which caused a level of excitement in the room not unlike a paint-drying championship final.

Most surreally of all, we were told that during the recording of one of the tracks Dr Dre set 5 mics up around a pile of soil and planks of wood, and entered the studio carrying a shovel. Now I know they have some real sticky-icky out in Cali but that is just bananas. Still, the track sounded creative and Dre once again proved why he's been Hip Hop's top producer for so long. Maybe we need more wood in hiphop (nullus maximus Juelz n’ Cam). Unfortunately nobody got shot or beaten. Next time.

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Re: BIG BANG LISTENING PARTY
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2006, 10:29:12 AM »
Already posted in the Oubound section.
 

Matty

Re: BIG BANG LISTENING PARTY
« Reply #2 on: April 10, 2006, 10:47:49 AM »
whats up with that new single are they replacing all the good tracks on the album before it comes out or something.