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translation: ...uhh uhh yeah yeaa gonna send this one out to the hatas... eye roll this up yeah boof boof yeah one time one time....
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Eric Claridge, not Ian Schneller :D

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At any rate, Eric Claridge was in S.B., too.

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although the Sea and Cake is definitely the best indie rock supergroup

Also

Grenadine
Mark Robinson (Unrest)
Jenny Toomey (Tsunami)
Rob Christensen (Eggs)
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PopTodd Wrote:
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Eric Claridge, not Ian Schneller :D

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:lol: I wonder what Ian would say to that
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What about the first UNKLE album with Mike D. of the Beastie Boys, Thom Yorke, Richard Ashcroft, Badly Drawn Bow and Jason Newstead?

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johnny marr
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does billy bragg, wilco and the ghost of Woody count?

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And rap doesn't count for similar reasons to jazz.

All those fuckers do is collaborate. Collaborate with producers because they can't program a beat, cut up a record, or play an instrument... collaborate with other rappers because they can't string two verses in a row.

Great rappers are few and far between, hence too much collaboration.



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What's the matter, couldn't find any words to toss about? Couldn't find any examples to refute this outlandish claim? Or is there too much truth in the "hip hop his riddled with bullshit" stereotype?

Because hip hop is riddled with bullshit. It's a shame that the artists that I deem talented languish in ignominy.

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it's so beyond argument that i didn't think it was worthy of actual discussion.

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but i guess for the sake of fun i'll point out that almost eveyone in DITC is both a producer and a rapper.

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jewels santana Wrote:
but i guess for the sake of fun i'll point out that almost eveyone in DITC is both a producer and a rapper.


super.

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I vote for the aptly named Supergroup.

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but i guess for the sake of fun i'll point out that almost eveyone in DITC is both a producer and a rapper.


supergroup.

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jewels santana Wrote:
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but i guess for the sake of fun i'll point out that almost eveyone in DITC is both a producer and a rapper.


supergroup.


wack ass.

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And rap doesn't count for similar reasons to jazz.

All those fuckers do is collaborate. Collaborate with producers because they can't program a beat, cut up a record, or play an instrument... collaborate with other rappers because they can't string two verses in a row.


wrong, this isnt the same as when a rappers song 'features' other rappers - which is what you're getting at. Actual groups like DITC are (were) suprisingly few and far between.
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I'm not disputing that they're a group. I'm disputing that they're super.

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I'm not disputing that they're a group. I'm disputing that they're super.


Kind of backwards since they were together, then solo artists, not formed from other bands, but NWA certainly qualifies when speaking about rap, Phil.
And then, I dunno, Meth and Red?!

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What about the Gorillaz, Albarn, Dan the Automator, Dangermouse, Del the Funkee Homosapein, etc.

or there is always the WU

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i dont' consider the Wu a supergroup because they were all unknown before Wu-Tang.

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jewels santana Wrote:
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but i guess for the sake of fun i'll point out that almost eveyone in DITC is both a producer and a rapper.


supergroup.


I'm gonna back Phil up to a degree and say that comparing groups where some members get almost NO recognition (bassists, drummers, keyboardists etc) is fundamentally kinda different than 3 or 4 guys all rapping one after another. How hard is it to go from one "rap group" (and I have serious questions about that term) to another, vs. playing an instrument...

- and don't misconstrue that as an attack on the artistic merits of rap. It really isn't.

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Cap'n Squirrgle Wrote:
jewels santana Wrote:
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but i guess for the sake of fun i'll point out that almost eveyone in DITC is both a producer and a rapper.


supergroup.


I'm gonna back Phil up to a degree and say that comparing groups where some members get almost NO recognition (bassists, drummers, keyboardists etc) is fundamentally kinda different than 3 or 4 guys all rapping one after another. How hard is it to go from one "rap group" (and I have serious questions about that term) to another, vs. playing an instrument...

- and don't misconstrue that as an attack on the artistic merits of rap. It really isn't.


well, he was clearly attacking the merits of rap, and really out of the blue.
and i agree that a colaboration on a song or two isn't a super group. But for a group of three or four rappers and producers to get together and make a whole album . . .i don't see how that is any easier or harder than four dudes writing rock songs togehter.

and it's not common at all in hip hop to have a full album by four or more people who don't normally record together.

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Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue:

Bob Dylan
Joan Baez
T-Bone Burnett
David Mansfield
Roger McGuinn
Bob Neuwirth
Scarlet Rivera
Luther Rix
Mick Ronson
Steven Soles
Rob Stoner
Howie Wyeth

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Thurston Moore Sonic Youth
Steve Shelley Sonic Youth
Mike Watt
Ron Asheton ex-Stooges
Mark Arm ex-Mudhoney
Jim Dunbar
Don Fleming

Or their predecessor:

The Backbeat Band:

Greg Dulli
Mike Mills
Dave Grohl
Thurston Moore
Don Fleming
Dave Pirner

Or how about, um, Probot? The Alan Parsons Project? Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds?
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Or their predecessor:

The Backbeat Band:

Greg Dulli
Mike Mills
Dave Grohl
Thurston Moore
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Dave Pirner



Yeah, I was going to mention this--just played their 7" the other day.
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jewels santana Wrote:
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but i guess for the sake of fun i'll point out that almost eveyone in DITC is both a producer and a rapper.


supergroup.


I'm gonna back Phil up to a degree and say that comparing groups where some members get almost NO recognition (bassists, drummers, keyboardists etc) is fundamentally kinda different than 3 or 4 guys all rapping one after another. How hard is it to go from one "rap group" (and I have serious questions about that term) to another, vs. playing an instrument...

- and don't misconstrue that as an attack on the artistic merits of rap. It really isn't.


well, he was clearly attacking the merits of rap, and really out of the blue.
and i agree that a colaboration on a song or two isn't a super group. But for a group of three or four rappers and producers to get together and make a whole album . . .i don't see how that is any easier or harder than four dudes writing rock songs togehter.

and it's not common at all in hip hop to have a full album by four or more people who don't normally record together.


clearly. and completely out of the blue.

The inclusion of fat joe is all you need to remove any credence from your claim.

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