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Klasikhz - For The Record (New Mixtape)

Vijay

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anyone know the orig songs for the background beats mixed in on the track Kush? around 3:40 where dre comes, and 4:25 where snoop comes in -- this beat is NASTY. feel like ive heard it just cant place it.


i appreciate this album more and more as i listen to it more. the mixing, production, layering, sampling of the entire album is amazing. hyphy lounge is another great track showing klasikhz's skill and diversity of knowledge in music..sick classical/electronico/down tempo feel
 

himynameis

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abhigames said:
the versatility on this is far greater than their last albums, which is really nice...they have some dance, house, loungey, etc. I like all the little quotes they have in it, no idea how they find the best quotes or have some database of clips lol....its crazy. Thats like some serious research required there.

The production value is unparalleld...just really great EQing, you can see a lot of are and attention to detail in the sounds theyre trying to make.

For all the lights, did u really get kanye to say that?! Hah that would be awesome. love the nas throwbackk with 50 cent sounds like, pretty cool.

This is def the best bhangra mixtape out there...and a lot of upcoming and experienced djs, including myself, can learn a lot from the techniques and the amazing care and attention to detail.

That being said, my only critique, is from a creative standpoint, I don't think there as many "catchy" tunes as theyre have been on lets say the first album. that could be an element of the lack of good bhangra tunes in general coming out, and also the more creative u get with ur mixes, sometimes ur not trying for that mainstream sound anymore.

great job guys! and keeping it free is an amazing thing!

If you listen to the while track you'll here the interview in which kanye say the word classics, which he cut, paste and applied an echo too. Nothing fancy
 

GSingh

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puneethv29 said:
Anyone have Dhola Ve Dhola by Ranjit Rana? I've looked all over and can't find it. Thanks in advance
search "dholla ve dholla" in the media center ;)
 

bballkid2592

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himynameis said:
abhigames said:
the versatility on this is far greater than their last albums, which is really nice...they have some dance, house, loungey, etc. I like all the little quotes they have in it, no idea how they find the best quotes or have some database of clips lol....its crazy. Thats like some serious research required there.

The production value is unparalleld...just really great EQing, you can see a lot of are and attention to detail in the sounds theyre trying to make.

For all the lights, did u really get kanye to say that?! Hah that would be awesome. love the nas throwbackk with 50 cent sounds like, pretty cool.

This is def the best bhangra mixtape out there...and a lot of upcoming and experienced djs, including myself, can learn a lot from the techniques and the amazing care and attention to detail.

That being said, my only critique, is from a creative standpoint, I don't think there as many "catchy" tunes as theyre have been on lets say the first album. that could be an element of the lack of good bhangra tunes in general coming out, and also the more creative u get with ur mixes, sometimes ur not trying for that mainstream sound anymore.

great job guys! and keeping it free is an amazing thing!

If you listen to the while track you'll here the interview in which kanye say the word classics, which he cut, paste and applied an echo too. Nothing fancy
I think you underestimate what was done there...lets assume you could pull that off with kanye...he might use the words classics at one point so its just an acapella away but how'd he pull of getting jay-z saying VCU in the numerous VCU mixes...I'm not expert with this mixing business but i think that requires more effort than copying and pasting.
 

sartajjudge

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bballkid2592 said:
himynameis said:
abhigames said:
the versatility on this is far greater than their last albums, which is really nice...they have some dance, house, loungey, etc. I like all the little quotes they have in it, no idea how they find the best quotes or have some database of clips lol....its crazy. Thats like some serious research required there.

The production value is unparalleld...just really great EQing, you can see a lot of are and attention to detail in the sounds theyre trying to make.

For all the lights, did u really get kanye to say that?! Hah that would be awesome. love the nas throwbackk with 50 cent sounds like, pretty cool.

This is def the best bhangra mixtape out there...and a lot of upcoming and experienced djs, including myself, can learn a lot from the techniques and the amazing care and attention to detail.

That being said, my only critique, is from a creative standpoint, I don't think there as many "catchy" tunes as theyre have been on lets say the first album. that could be an element of the lack of good bhangra tunes in general coming out, and also the more creative u get with ur mixes, sometimes ur not trying for that mainstream sound anymore.

great job guys! and keeping it free is an amazing thing!

If you listen to the while track you'll here the interview in which kanye say the word classics, which he cut, paste and applied an echo too. Nothing fancy
I think you underestimate what was done there...lets assume you could pull that off with kanye...he might use the words classics at one point so its just an acapella away but how'd he pull of getting jay-z saying VCU in the numerous VCU mixes...I'm not expert with this mixing business but i think that requires more effort than copying and pasting.

I've always wondered how he pulled off Jay Z in the VCU mixes.
 

smp

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its pretty basic

Jay Z - H to the Izzo - V

Jay Z - Threat - C

Jay Z - Dirt Off Your Shoulders - U

tadaaa

this one was put together in like 5 mins but going through more jay z acapellas a much cleaner one can be made.
 

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Infamous_Sunny

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In the words from Vince Vaughn from Old School:


Whoa. Whoa. Why the F-ing? Why in front of the kid? All ya gotta do is say "earmuffs" to him, and you can say "Fuck, shit, bitch."
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[font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif][/size]Add that to some average bhangra songs and you have this mixtape. Made for the black punjabis of this generation. Trash.[/font]

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Just my honest opinion =][/font]
 

smp

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you brought this thread back from like the 3rd page shut up and appreciate hard work fool stop crying you know you were feeling this shit
 

Infamous_Sunny

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voxanimus said:
smp said:
you brought this thread back from like the 3rd page shut up and appreciate hard work fool stop crying you know you were feeling this shit
+1



LOL fall back you clown. I'll bring this thread back from 10 pages deep.


This mixtape is garbage. Stop ruining bhangra music with your "hard work"


*Bumps DJ Navi Punjabi Mela Mixtape Volume 2* woooooooooooooot!
 

Navkarn

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Infamous_Sunny said:
voxanimus said:
smp said:
you brought this thread back from like the 3rd page shut up and appreciate hard work fool stop crying you know you were feeling this shit
+1



LOL fall back you clown. I'll bring this thread back from 10 pages deep.


This mixtape is garbage. Stop ruining bhangra music with your "hard work"


*Bumps DJ Navi Punjabi Mela Mixtape Volume 2* woooooooooooooot!
 

simsinghbt

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Amazing mixtape! Something great to jam out to (alone in the car is best :p )


Where can I find the original of Revolver? Its sooo sick ;D
 
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