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Oi oi! Do you want a treat? Do you want one? Do you want a treat all up in your ear-slits like roaches, germs, mice, lice, termites and percunious bugs? This is the playlist for Wednesday by the one, the only, the super slick motherfucker that is Paul Pritchard. I”™ll hand you over to the man now, and he can fill you right in, just as you like it.

Peas and trucking, belieze.
Thom


Paul Says
Following a conversation with the super nice Kevin Atkinson I thought I”™d get to work on compiling a hip-hop playlist to reveal my previously fairly well hidden inner b-boy.

Hippety Hop

  1. Brothers Gonna Work It Out – Public Enemy
  2. Accidents Don”™t Happen – E-lp
  3. N.Y. State Of Mind – Nas
  4. Something Fresh To Swing To – Levi 167
  5. The Bridge Is Over – Boogie Down Productions
  6. Buggin”™ Out – A Tribe Called Quest
  7. Ya Mama – The Pharcyde
  8. Concrete Schoolyard – Jurassic 5
  9. I Did It Like This – Ugly Duckling
  10. Release – Blackalicious, Saul Williams
  11. Council Estate Of Mind – Skinnyman
  12. Above The Clouds – Gang Starr
  13. The Grind – People Under The Stairs
  14. Armed With Krylon – Dalek
  15. L”™ombre Sur La Mesure – La Rumeur
  16. All Caps – Madvillain
  17. Umi says – Mos Def
  18. Sofa King – DangerDoom
  19. The Seed – The Roots
  20. Tainted – Slum Village
  21. Aliens – Dr Octagon
  22. Let The Funk Flow – EPMD
  23. Television Drug Of The Nation – Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy
  24. It”™s Tricky – RUN-DMC
  25. She Watch Channel Zero?! – Public Enemy

Yes, For most of my life I have harboured a bit of a hidden love for a bit of the ole hip-hoppity thing.  Except for the last 3-4 years, when I have hardly listened to any due to being disillusioned with the whole genre.  I have been truly rediscovering an old flame in the last couple of days while I have been compiling this for which I give big props (whatever that means!).  It”™s topped and tailed by Public Enemy, who, in my opinion are the greatest rap act of all time.  I”™ve tried to let it flow for the most part though you may disagree.  It”™s mostly old stuff but with a couple of new discoveries (Daleks, La Rumeur) to modernise it a bit. BDP track is truly awesome and Ya Mama by The Pharcyde is such an infectiously good time call and response track.  I remember seeing them perform it on The Word many years back and being blown away.  MF Doom plays a big part in the Madvillain and Dangerdoom pieces and is probably my favourite current mc.  It”™s Tricky by Run Dmc, truly awesome and broke ground for guitar based backing tracks which popped up many times in the future.

Oi oi! Do you want a treat? Do you want one? Do you want a treat all up in your ear-slits like roaches, germs, mice, lice, termites and percunious bugs? This is the playlist for Wednesday by the one, the only, the super slick motherfucker that is Paul Pritchard. I”™ll hand you over to the man now, and he can fill you right in, just as you like it.

Peas and trucking, belieze.
Thom


Paul Says
Following a conversation with the super nice Kevin Atkinson I thought I”™d get to work on compiling a hip-hop playlist to reveal my previously fairly well hidden inner b-boy.

Hippety Hop

  1. Brothers Gonna Work It Out – Public Enemy
  2. Accidents Don”™t Happen – E-lp
  3. N.Y. State Of Mind – Nas
  4. Something Fresh To Swing To – Levi 167
  5. The Bridge Is Over – Boogie Down Productions
  6. Buggin”™ Out – A Tribe Called Quest
  7. Ya Mama – The Pharcyde
  8. Concrete Schoolyard – Jurassic 5
  9. I Did It Like This – Ugly Duckling
  10. Release – Blackalicious, Saul Williams
  11. Council Estate Of Mind – Skinnyman
  12. Above The Clouds – Gang Starr
  13. The Grind – People Under The Stairs
  14. Armed With Krylon – Dalek
  15. L”™ombre Sur La Mesure – La Rumeur
  16. All Caps – Madvillain
  17. Umi says – Mos Def
  18. Sofa King – DangerDoom
  19. The Seed – The Roots
  20. Tainted – Slum Village
  21. Aliens – Dr Octagon
  22. Let The Funk Flow – EPMD
  23. Television Drug Of The Nation – Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy
  24. It”™s Tricky – RUN-DMC
  25. She Watch Channel Zero?! – Public Enemy

Yes, For most of my life I have harboured a bit of a hidden love for a bit of the ole hip-hoppity thing.  Except for the last 3-4 years, when I have hardly listened to any due to being disillusioned with the whole genre.  I have been truly rediscovering an old flame in the last couple of days while I have been compiling this for which I give big props (whatever that means!).  It”™s topped and tailed by Public Enemy, who, in my opinion are the greatest rap act of all time.  I”™ve tried to let it flow for the most part though you may disagree.  It”™s mostly old stuff but with a couple of new discoveries (Daleks, La Rumeur) to modernise it a bit. BDP track is truly awesome and Ya Mama by The Pharcyde is such an infectiously good time call and response track.  I remember seeing them perform it on The Word many years back and being blown away.  MF Doom plays a big part in the Madvillain and Dangerdoom pieces and is probably my favourite current mc.  It”™s Tricky by Run Dmc, truly awesome and broke ground for guitar based backing tracks which popped up many times in the future.