Danny about to have 2 albums in the discussion for RAOTY this year

Got a Mexican homie named Chinese Mike

Al the best with rock samples

I think that’s what separates him from a lot of other sample based “boom bap” guys

You can never go wrong with a good soul sample but I feel like they’ve been done to death at this point. Same with Jazz stuff

I’m really surprised more people aren’t digging deep for Prog rock and Kraut rock type stuff

Guitar solo

🤮🤢

real, his prod boring asf, but he's at least tolerable on here

One of the best mixtapes oat

Stfu is tolerable on here

The inside of Al’s coat being completely covered in floppy disks or whatever those things are is so funny to me

Never thought id see it lmao

its a great album

nah, it’s worth a swing im guessing?

only Blu ive heard is that True & Livin’ album

It's similar to JPEG and Danny album but not really. There's a few skips on there but overall a pretty experimental album

This s***'s hard

Or Russian Roulette. Underrated Alc tape

Roc, Evidence, Daringer and Oh No all dabbled in it a little bit. Roc made We Ill on Reloaded and Alc did Still Ill in return.

But doing it the way Alc does it is hard to replicate. Evidence said there's a whole process he goes through when he's digging for that stuff.

mike & bruiser wolf on the same project 🫢oh my days

I love this album, truly unique production

Above Crenshaw, Soupa, Hours, Annie Hall are my favorites

Everyone got a Prog rock sample here and there but yeah Al doing almost whole projects with Prog rock samples took him to different level with it. Madlib also got the rock Konducta tapes which were pretty dope but they don’t compare to the stuff on Rare Chandeliers and No Idols imo

You got a link to where Evidence said that? Love hearing about producers processes on stuff

track is dope. vinyl's getting preordered although i don't really like the cover

so excited. it’s finally happening

So excited been really wanting to hear something from Bruiser Wolf again

I can't remember whether it was from a video or an article but it was from around the time Lord Steppington came out. He didn't really go into detail, but he said they have a process. He said some s*** like artwork, what year the record dropped and what label it was on was the key.

I knew Danny Brown was SUPER different when I heard a Hawkwind sample on XXX still hard for me to put into words how f***ing awesome it was hearing it

its like having that friend of a friend who's the most normal dude on earth and then all of a sudden he throws an absolutely out of nowhere shoutout to something super weird that you thought only your weirdo ass would be interested in