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Name: Sir Herbert
Home Page: http://dj.numidia.fi
Member Since: Sep 06, 2005
Rank: 197
Average Vote Received: Needs Minor Changes (3.00, 2 votes)
Rated 317 releases, average: 4.30
Location: Europe, Finland
Profile: Funk/disco/soul slash hip-hop DJ from Northern Europe. I usually do not sell my records, but I can see if I can get my hands on the record here.
Peace, t
Alltime classics:
*Nas - Illmatic
*De La Soul - Is Dead
*Metallica - Kill 'em All
*N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton
*Looptroop - Modern Day City Symphony
*Ruudolf - 2002-2003 (Vaimo)
*Various - Suomifunkulaa 1
*Kemmuru - Kehumatta Paras
*Vähäiset Äänet - Stupid Hop!/12"
*Kapteeni Ä-ni - "Parhaat"
*Michael Jackson - Thriller, Off the Wall
*U-street All Stars - Bowling
*Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
*Dr. Dre - The Chronic/The Chronic 2001
*Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
*Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
*RATM - Rage Against The Machine
*House of Pain - House of Pain (Fine malt lyrics)
*3rd Bass - The Cactus Album
*Tulenkantajat - Tulenkantajat
*Tuomio & Kone - Tuomio & Kone
*The Hellacopters - High Visibility/Grande Rock/Payin' the dues
*Earth, Wind & Fire - That's the way of the world
*Black Sabbath - Paranoid
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Buyer Rating:
100.0% positive
(4 ratings)
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Reviews:
Raptori - Ouu-Raisakson! - 04-May-07 03:05 AM
Only a handful of new tracks, more of a remix album. Still, a couple of classics. "Hiphopmusiikkia" was sort of a hit back when it was released and even had a music video parodies the fellow "rap group" Bomfunk MCs' "Freestyler" video. Another hit novelty was "Kumitissit" commenting on silicone implants. In addition to those, there's "Minä ja Ryhmä (Kosminen Mix)" which adds a modern sound to the all-time Raptori classic. Then there's "Debi Gibson 3000-mix" and "Jutka ja Kunkka (Roberto Rodriguez remix), which are kind of more danceable versions, but add also a more progressive angle to those tracks. Last, but not least, there's "Moe 2000 (Elektrooninen pidennys)", which resembles Kraftwerk's early robot pop.
All in all, the two "hits" are not enough reason to hunt this album, but the addition of a couple of great remixes with an alternative approach of the "new kids on the block" of Finland which adds depth to the musicality of theirs.
A must for those who understand the value and greatness of this pioneer of Finnish rap.
Edu Kehäkettunen - Räppäävä Älykääpiö EP - 20-Feb-07 09:49 AM
This one is THE Edu KEhäkettunen album on vinyl to date. Great jazzy beats, funny lyrics and an overall intriguing theme. A true classic of Finnish hip-hop.
Edu Kehäkettunen - Lentäjän Koira Vol. 2 - 15-Feb-07 07:23 PM
This disc mostly consists of the "Hellyyden ehdoilla" theme: the original, its instrumental, then the "Anaalitreffit remix" and its beat. This equals 4/8, exactly one half of this disc. If you can't stand the theme, you probably shouldn't touch this disc. IMO the original beat is wack, but the AT remix is nicer. Couple of other nice tracks are "Edu meni sekaisin" and "Varo tai tuun kyljestä sisään" from Edu's former group MC Taakibörsta. Moottoriturvat evades my judgment.
Anyway this is another nice vinyl from one of the most inventive Finnish MCs. I'd hoped for more diverse material, since there aren't too many Edu tracks on vinyl to this date. Not a classic, but a nice one for collectors.
De La Soul - 15-Feb-07 02:34 PM
One of hip-hop's most inventive groups bringing forth jazz rap, intellectual rap and the Native tongue movement. They have shifted quite a lot from the original innocent style they had back in the early 90's, thus losing a lot of their original attractive force.
IMO there's two albums you MUST get, the others aren't so much classics. They are 1) 3 Feet High and Rising (THE classic everybody knows) 2) De La Soul is Dead (misunderstood when it was released, but since then it's become an underground classic and rare). Buhloone Mindstate is in its way a good album, but like the other De La albums it doesn't come anywhere close to these two.
Jukka Poika & Jenkkarekka - Apajilla - 13-Feb-07 11:41 PM
A nice organic release from the No.1 reggae artist in Finland. Has a filler-feel though, with couple of tight tracks and a couple of very trife tracks. Tight ones include "Tyhmä mies" (Foolish man) and "Massii (pitkä mix)". Nice cardboard sleeve and cover art. On the same level with "Komposti" and "Vapautunut Viihdyttäjä", but nowhere close to "'Parhaat'" by Kapteeni Ä-ni or "Jokaiselle tulta" by Soul Captain Band.
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