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Casi G says:
August 3, 2007 at 02:11
This is really weak in my humble opinion. It sounds like you are trying to make this baltimore juke remix and it just falls flat. Like no one would footwork to this.
The rapping is dope, so I would keep that but up the bpm to like 145, push the drums harder, drop the bmore break, add more toms, keep the sample if you set on it, but basicaly this is juke on lean.
Get at me when your ready.
source de calcium says:
August 3, 2007 at 03:03
il est cool cet article.
il est cool ce blog. il est bien cool même. mais 1 ça suffit pas hein ?
donc just so u now guys. y’en a un autre par la avec pleins de trucs !
-ya des ronds noirs avec des trucs dedans.
-ya 2 playlistes. Dont une de Mouloud Achour (de MTV).
-ya un avion de Air Algérie.
-ya Kaws et des filles en bikinis.
“tu peux pas test” comme dirait l’autre.
http://sourcedecalcium.blogspot.com/
mano! says:
August 3, 2007 at 08:27
casi who ever u are get your facts straight b4 u go talking greasy on the net!! and any ghetto house dj will tell u i’ve been doin that juke shit b4 u knew it existed. 2nd its a moderate 125 bpm cause i wanted 2 make something that wasn’t cheesy and every 1 can still dance 2. there are no bmore loops in this. a lil influence but please fam save the greasy internet talk. as a matter a fact please let me know who u are so u can tell me your critique in person al mighty know all of juke!!! :D
BOARDS OF CANADA says:
August 3, 2007 at 09:45
you guys, u want juke motherfuckers! listen to our new mixtape! welcome dj bj into your world….
http://www.zshare.net/download/296408126db524/
june 30 full moon dance trance all nite mcallen launch into the nite(the woods)
dreamburger says:
August 3, 2007 at 09:52
i like that dj bj mixxx fosho
mano and casi g are a trip though
DJ GODFATHER says:
August 3, 2007 at 09:58
SOUNDZ TO MEH LIK DJ BJ IZ GONNA BLOW UP! SOON, JUST YA’LL WAIT!
I’VE HEARD OF HIM BEFORE..BEEN WITH HIM SINCE THE BEGGINING..I’VE PLAYED SOME OF HIS REMIXXXEZ ON MY SETS BEFORE AND PEOPLE START WALKIN IT OUT
LUV DJ BJ
DJ GODFATHER
2 dj's in says:
August 3, 2007 at 10:21
dj bj keeps tokin :p
RGV style!!!
2 dj's in love says:
August 3, 2007 at 10:31
dj bj keeps tokin :p
much love
R.G.V. STYLE!!!
matt says:
August 3, 2007 at 14:02
this lil beef is wack!! but this joint is fire. keep it come’n chicago.
zebo says:
August 3, 2007 at 15:32
Being from Chicago I know this track will kill it on the dance floor. I just got downloaded it and will rock it out this evening as a matter of fact. I like the beat as Mano put some straight soul in it. It is not a cold / machine sounding beat. The idea of taking a juke style track and having it a bit slower is something that steps outside of the genre norm and I fully support progression like that.
I guarantee that people would footwork to this as it would be a welcomed change from 150bpm. We will find out at the end of August when Juke-it-Palooza hits SmartBar…. See you then Godfather!
Anonymous says:
August 3, 2007 at 16:51
don’t know who mic terror or mano is but this shit is awesome. i want more
JON F. JAME$ says:
August 3, 2007 at 17:31
I’M GETTN MY DITTY BOP ON MIC MY NIGGA…MANO U CRAZY!….U ALREADY KNOW WHO IT IS…JON FUCKIN JAME$…
PHEDZ BITCH!…
Click the link to my website music on my page…
LOOK OUT FOR THE JON JAME$ MIXTAPE!!!!!!PHEDZ MIXTAPE!!!!MIC TERROR MIXTAPE!!!!!RAY PROTEGE MIXTAPE!!!we comin hoeeeee…=x
CASI KILL YOURSELF!!
Talkn greasy & shit…I created that clown…
-j.f.j
Casi G says:
August 3, 2007 at 18:08
Get at me I am from Chicago, and I ride for Juke to the fullest, we swaped myspaces about putting out a record with you but you were also talking with Throne of Blood at the time and I never heard back.
flaminhotzrecords[at]gmai[dot]com
get at me
If you read my orignal post you will see that its not really greasy and it dosen’t say anything about you not knowing about Juke. Its more about the song structure and overall production and not an attack on you. My fav Juke shit is all stuff done by Deeon, Slugo, Funk, Dj Skip, Dj Flip, Debo, Nephets, Clent, DJ Chip so maybe I am biased to slower Juke shit but even those records I think need to be pushed up to 150 to really Juke It (yeah I am nuts). The bmore influence or the first two drum hits off the think break really takes away from what I consider the cornerstone of great Juke records, the bass line and tom toms. The only time I have heard a good juke remix with a bmore break in it is the Funk record called “Work That Body”, don’t quote me on this since I am not at my house and not with my records for me to double check. But it has the doo doo brown break in it with a bunch of Chicago Chants and then a killer tom break down. I can scan it and rip for you to refference but its still not as good “Let Me Bang” or “Chicken Headz” which are some of my favs.
I think with more work this could be a killer track but it has to be above 125 bpm since thats bmore territory.
Who did the rapping on that shit though. Its good.
Casi
Kid Strike says:
August 3, 2007 at 18:32
the track is hot
Neoteric says:
August 3, 2007 at 23:55
this shit is great! thanks
markus g says:
August 5, 2007 at 03:09
the rapture played a mano remix last night.
frank little says:
August 6, 2007 at 02:23
this is dope
frank little says:
August 6, 2007 at 02:23
this is dope def add to the ipod
B$ says:
August 6, 2007 at 18:46
This is my thing. MILLION DOLLA!
B$ says:
August 6, 2007 at 18:46
This is my thing. MILLION DOLLA…YA DID IT AGAIN!
willy joy says:
August 6, 2007 at 18:55
played this in Minneapolis on Saturday, KILLED it!
Cousin Cole says:
August 7, 2007 at 21:00
I’m feeling it…
I will probably pitch it up when I play it, but that’s just personal preference.
peace Mano–nice work!
Casi G says:
August 8, 2007 at 14:59
took the record out the other day from my crates its
Dj Funk
Freaky Style take 2
Universal Funk 1997
Megamix West Side of Chicago Mix
If you want it Mano send me an email.
Casi