> - "Sharkey & C-Rayz Walz are Monster Maker"
> I have yet to research who this Sharkey character
> is, but this seems to be one of those producer-
> rapper-matchups in the tradition of DangerDoom.
> Me likes for the diverse sound that manages to
> avoid the electro influence I hear on many of
> these modern day sound clash affairs. It's hip-hop
> beats with rock/pop arrangements but more power-
> ful than say the second Gorillaz. C-Rayz is interes-
> ting in a way where I don't feel I have to catch every
> allusion and punchline he drops. He's like a more
> down-to-earth Vast Aire (whose enunciations he
> shares).

>Funny, Rayz's also just dropped this Chorus Rhyme record with a shitload of guests
>on it... [looking for a link to it and...] Aww fuck, you already know... ;)

> Luca wrote:
>

>> Funny, Rayz's also just dropped this Chorus Rhyme record with a shitload of guests
>> on it... [looking for a link to it and...] Aww fuck, you already know... ;)

>
> Funny story. Rayz knows that I know. And he's not too pleased
> about what I think I know.

> - "Sharkey & C-Rayz Walz are Monster Maker"
> I have yet to research who this Sharkey character
> is, but this seems to be one of those producer-
> rapper-matchups in the tradition of DangerDoom.
> Me likes for the diverse sound that manages to
> avoid the electro influence I hear on many of
> these modern day sound clash affairs. It'ship-hop
> beats with rock/pop arrangements but more power-
> ful than say the second Gorillaz. C-Rayz is interes-
> ting in a way where I don't feel I have to catch every
> allusion and punchline he drops. He's like a more
> down-to-earth Vast Aire (whose enunciations he
> shares).
>
> - Ill Bill - "Black Metal"
> Sucks for not giving detailed production credits. It's
> strange that Necro isn't listed. A Ill Bill record without
> Necro beats? Has a plethora of guests, particularly
> La Coka Nostra and Jeru (twice). The Coka Nostra ...

> mattmatical wrote:

>> - "Sharkey & C-Rayz Walz are Monster Maker"
>> I have yet to research who this Sharkey character
>> is, but this seems to be one of those producer-
>> rapper-matchups in the tradition of DangerDoom.
>> Me likes for the diverse sound that manages to
>> avoid the electro influence I hear on many of
>> these modern day sound clash affairs. It'ship-hop
>> beats with rock/pop arrangements but more power-
>> ful than say the second Gorillaz. C-Rayz is interes-
>> ting in a way where I don't feel I have to catch every
>> allusion and punchline he drops. He's like a more
>> down-to-earth Vast Aire (whose enunciations he
>> shares).

>
> Funny, Rayz's also just dropped this Chorus Rhyme record with a shitload of guests
> on it... [looking for a link to it and...] Aww fuck, you already know... ;)
>
> http://www.rapreviews.com/archive/2007_08_chorusrhyme.html ...

> - Ill Bill - "Black Metal"
> Sucks for not giving detailed production credits. It's
> strange that Necro isn't listed. A Ill Bill record without
> Necro beats? Has a plethora of guests, particularly
> La Coka Nostra and Jeru (twice). The Coka Nostra
> appearances slightly lower my expectations for the
> upcoming album. There's not much actual metal here,
> but to hear Killah Priest and Styles P on metal-infused
> tracks is definitely a rare experience. Since there's not
> 1 solo track on it, it seems as if a Ill Bill CD was not
> really something artist nor fanbase were eager to
> experience a second time.

>Its a mixtape not an album. I think that basically covers ever knock
>you have against it.

> - "Sharkey & C-Rayz Walz are Monster Maker"
> Me likes for the diverse sound that manages to
> avoid the electro influence I hear on many of
> these modern day sound clash affairs. It's hip-hop
> beats with rock/pop arrangements but more power-
> ful than say the second Gorillaz.

>mattmatical wrote:

>> - "Sharkey & C-Rayz Walz are Monster Maker"
>> Me likes for the diverse sound that manages to
>> avoid the electro influence I hear on many of
>> these modern day sound clash affairs. It's hip-hop
>> beats with rock/pop arrangements but more power-
>> ful than say the second Gorillaz.

>
>???
>
>I don't get this, it's full of 'electro influences' that's one of its
>best features...