last night i went to Jakarta International Java Soulnation Festival (yep, the one i posted before this entry) to see DJ Spooky performance. i've been a fan of him since 1998 when i was still in elementary school. The first album I ever bought for myself with my own money was The Original Soundtrack of 'Spawn'. Well, i random-bought it actually, without knowing what will it sounds like. There's a collaboration in this album between Metallica & DJ Spooky titled "For Whom The Bell Tolls (The Irony Of It All)" and also a collaboration between Atari Teenage Riot & Slayer titled "No Remorse". fuck, maybe this is my first breakcore experience hahaha. since then, i downloaded some of his songs off audiogalaxy, kazaa, and blogspot. If someone asks "Is there a music artist that truly does every genre?" i think DJ Spooky's the answer (well, mike patton still tops it all lol). From hip hop, drum n bass, rap, dub, breakcore and even jazz. He did it all! I even heard that he's the inventor of this genre named "illbient". Awesome.
Ok, enough with the flashbacks. So i came to this lounge room where he play. Fuck, the room was all empty!
What the fuck is wrong with people these days? Well, i know some of his songs aren't really easy listening but i thought people are more open minded with music these days. There were only 3 people who came to see his performance. the performance only lasts less than a hour. too bad. i shouldn't have watched 'tortured soul' the day before yesterday (he performed too the day before yesterday). but the good thing is, we talked. He said that
"no one like my music here, everyones leaving.", "you gotta be more vocal about me next time i came here."
finally, he gave me one of his mix secret song cd and autographed it. he also gave me his email. he's such a nice dude. see ya next time paul.
majority dislikes dj spooky. fuck majority.DJ Spooky - Rebirth of a Nation Part.1DJ Spooky - Rebirth of a Nation Part.2DJ Spooky - Rebirth of a Nation Part.3
just saw this sticker on la codefin's lift button, kemang this evening. kinda ironic don't you think? i guess someone did put this sticker on purpose.
this is the solo rap album of Tairrie B before she went to form Manhole/Tura Satana and My Ruin. The album was released in 1990 for Ruthless Records and distributed through MCA Records and was produced by Tairrie B, Schoolly D and Eazy-E.
last night i went to Jakarta International Java Soulnation Festival (yep, the one i posted before this entry) to see DJ Spooky performance. i've been a fan of him since 1998 when i was still in elementary school. The first album I ever bought for myself with my own money was The Original Soundtrack of 'Spawn'. Well, i random-bought it actually, without knowing what will it sounds like. There's a collaboration in this album between Metallica & DJ Spooky titled "For Whom The Bell Tolls (The Irony Of It All)" and also a collaboration between Atari Teenage Riot & Slayer titled "No Remorse". fuck, maybe this is my first breakcore experience hahaha. since then, i downloaded some of his songs off audiogalaxy, kazaa, and blogspot. If someone asks "Is there a music artist that truly does every genre?" i think DJ Spooky's the answer (well, mike patton still tops it all lol). From hip hop, drum n bass, rap, dub, breakcore and even jazz. He did it all! I even heard that he's the inventor of this genre named "illbient". Awesome.
What the fuck is wrong with people these days? Well, i know some of his songs aren't really easy listening but i thought people are more open minded with music these days. There were only 3 people who came to see his performance. the performance only lasts less than a hour. too bad. i shouldn't have watched 'tortured soul' the day before yesterday (he performed too the day before yesterday). but the good thing is, we talked. He said that 
