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was just listening to one word extinguisher, and got to thinking that I'd like to hear instrumentals of almost all of his songs featuring rapping and such. I was just curious who here would consider that a ludicrous statement. I was talking with a friend who makes some sweet electronic jams recently, and while discussing his approach to music making and my own, we agreed that we would probably significantly change/remove the vocals on a lot of the tracks. |
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Agreed. I like his non-vocal stuff better. But that's maybe because I'm not particulary into hip-hop |
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prefuse works both ways. thing is, there is less variation in the tracks he made for vocals, and thus it wouldn't be quite as good sans vocals. |
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yeah, the vocals on most p73 tracks are quite integral. the instrumentals are good, but he really is meant to be a hiphop producer. for a good example, 'the end of biters' would be absolute shit without all those vocal cuts. |
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The EP in between his first two albums was his best work. Those were some good instrumental diddies. |
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