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asides from obviously being on the same ep, do the 3 "versions" of "come to daddy" have anything to do with each other? by their names you'd think they're remixes but to my ears they're totally unrelated. i think the mummy mix has the words "come to daddy" spoken at one point but the little lord faulteroy mix does not. |
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I've interpreted the 3 'versions' to be his own perceptions of his family and himself. His father being reflected with "pappy mix", himself as "little lord faulteroy", and his mother with "mummy mix"... but who knows? |
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Wasn't your old avatar a clip from an Ashanti video? "Foolish", I believe? How many times can they use that damn Isley Bros. beat? I have also wondered this about the Come To Daddy EP. The tracks don't really have any similarites. |
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i like youre explanation makes sence |
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actually it's an el debarge song: "stay with me" i can't remember what my avatar was between danger mouse and this one! how funny. it wasn't anything from that video though cos i've never seen it. |
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Hahaha. I just saw that video last night and it had a seen that looked similar to your avatar. |
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and yea that's a good theory about rdj's family, except he should have a track for his sisters too! |
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scene* |
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can you describe my previous avatar please? i'm drawing a blank |
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ah shit now i remember it! LOL. it was those idiots irv gotti and ja rule. since ashanti is on their label all three people ARE probably in the video. |
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It had a light-skinned black guy in the foreground and something blury, what looked like another person, in the background. I dunno. I'm looking stupid here. |
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YES. That wsa it. Ja was in the red shirt and stuff. |
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i think irv gotti is actually puerto rican, i know he's not african-american. anyway that was a great picture. ja rule looked really out of it. |
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Ah, I didn't know, first time I'd seen the video. First time I'd seen Irv Gotti. |
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expect to see him a LOT more in the future. even though he's a producer and label exec he thinks he's a star, and as long as his artists are popular he's going to be treated as such by the media. |
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theres a sound near the end of the pappy mix (something like an accordian is the best comparison i can make) that is used for the intro of the little lord fauntleroy mix. dunno about anything else. |
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Judging from Lornaderek, the Pappy Mix seems a bit harsh for AFX' old man |
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Maybe things were different during his childhood. |
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I thought he had an Idyllic childhood? |
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the remixes actually do have something to do with each other. i mean, hello?!, listen to the mixes, they all have some of the same samples used... |
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Well, unless you know the man and his family personally, I don't think any of us can really truly know that for certain. As I said, that was just my interpretation. For all I know, maybe he was just on an acid trip and out came those 3 songs. ;p |
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Well, Windowlicker pinches the same organ i do believe, and if you listen to "Father", it has the same brash, abrasive sound... I pointed out long ago that it may refect his feelings on his dad, but backed-up with Conformist's explaination, it seems quite certain that he may dislike his dad or percieve him to be of a harsh nature. |
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the remixes of girlboy song don't seem to have any relation either. just afx messing around, i suppose. |
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yezah i thought thge samething in fact, father and pappy mix aren't the kind of song to make me want to meet his dad :) nannou par contre ! |
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my imagines to the mummy mix: by the snare rush, the mother his child with a great spoon, then when the little funny melody comes she say's "to bed! go!" and follows him .... ah my shit english ... |
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I'm going to have to say you are right on this one. I never actually thought of that. It makes sense though, as the Mummy Mix has his mother talking at the begining. Hmmmm...*rubs chin* |
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i don't know why everybody thinks it is a child who says the words "stop making that big face" in the beginning of IZ-US. It's clearly a woman's in her 20ies saying that. probly his girlfriend i would bet. |
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He just called them remixes to make it an ep instead of a very short album. |
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