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The rapper reminds me of Chali 2na
The rapper reminds me of Chali 2na
That’s because it is Chali 2na. Lol
I knew there was a reason I recognized the band. I seem to remember liking that first album, like I said this one feels a little over produced.He and Cut Chemist were full-on part of the band's first album, then did some guesting on later stuff
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The first song reminded me quite a bit of DMB actually.Saw these guys open for DMB in 98 and also at Summerfest in Milwaukee in 1999 I think. We went to see Ben Harper and Guster. I even purchased their self titled debut album that also featured Jurassic 5’s Cut Chemist. Not familiar with this one at all though.
Nope he’s not, he was a couple of tracks ago though.The first song reminded me quite a bit of DMB actually.
Well Cut Chemist is clearly on this track I am listening to now… Ya Viene El Sol
I also saw them on that DMB 98 tour, and with Ben Harper probably in 99 or 00. Then again with DMB at some point, can't remember exactly when.Saw these guys open for DMB in 98 and also at Summerfest in Milwaukee in 1999 I think. We went to see Ben Harper and Guster. I even purchased their self titled debut album that also featured Jurassic 5’s Cut Chemist. Not familiar with this one at all though.
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Ozomatli - Street Signs
Street Signs - Ozomatli | Album | AllMusic
Street Signs by Ozomatli released in 2004. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.www.allmusic.com
Have you listened to any of their other stuff? If you move forward to the 2000s it's going to sound very different.Man it is something that the same band that made Generation Terrorist (which I think is quite good) also made The Holy Bible which is just fucking remarkable. It’s two different sounds, related but really different.
Postcards was in my top ten in 2010, but I never listened to anything else. I’m gonna explore their catalog in full. Holy Bible blew me away. I’m trying to remember the last time I was “like fuck” like this about an album/band…. I’m not sure I’ve had a moment like this since I got back in vinyl… maybe when Radiohead clicked with HTTT??? Punch Brothers was probably the last oh wow moment and I really took a minute to listen to everything.Have you listened to any of their other stuff? If you move forward to the 2000s it's going to sound very different.