This was a track Mysterio served up for Analytical back at the turn of the century. Originally chopped up on a Vestax sampler mixer this version was eventually filtered through the ASR-10 soundbanks.
Chokin Instrumental
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Chokin
This was a track Mysterio served up for Analytical back at the turn of the century. Originally chopped up on a Vestax sampler mixer this version was eventually filtered through the ASR-10 soundbanks.
Chokin Instrumental
The Killers
Another Mysterio Movie Madness Musical creation. This time he was inspired by the themes of revenge in films. The song is filled with three different guitars, three pianos and bass with drums providing back up halfway through.
Vocal dialogue was extracted from the follwing movies in which the pivotal characters utter their own words of revenge: The Limey, The Professional, True Romance, Rated X, Crank, Goofellas, Reservoir Dogs, Jackie Brown and Money Talks.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Strictly Beats: Chubb Rock - The Big Man
I love this track. Takes me way back into the summers in the 1990's. Just like Biz Mark's "Spring Again" this song always makes its way on my summer and spring time mixes.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
Strictly Beats: Molemen - Yee Haw
Another joint from the Molemen. This track is simple yet extremely effective. Doom ripped the track in half on the 12" but would later deliver a "weaker" flow to the version that would appear on the "Mm... Food" album. Anyhow - the beat still stands out.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Strictly Beats: RZA for GZA - 4th Chamber
When I first heard this track it was when I was deeply blunted in the bomb shelter. If I close my eyes I can take myself back to that time when Wutang beats were gritty and they were all produced by RZA. I won't delve too much into breaking down the track here but I will say that upon each listen it fills my heart with joy or bloodlust.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Beastie Boys - Car Thief (Fear & Loathing Remix)
Mysterio extracted excerpts from the film "The Limey" to start off this reindition of the Beastie Boys song "Car Thief". He also took quotes from Johnny Depp in the film "Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas" to compliment the lyrics. Guitars, bass and organs breathe new life to showcase the drug infused lyrics of the three emcees.
Beastie Boys - Car Thief (Fear & Loathing Remix)
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Part Six
Mysterio teamed up with the infamous Mobb to deliver part six of the Shook Ones series. James Gandolfini reprised his role from "True Romance" to detail what it is like to be a killer. Dense pianos, dark clavs and deep bass smother the deadly drum track while Havoc and Prodigy spit their classic verses.
Shook Ones Part Six
Friday, November 12, 2010
Strictly Beats: Dr. Dre - The Formula
Dr. Dre came up with this track for the D.O.C. using Marvin Gaye's classic song "Inner City Blues" as the back bone. The 808 kicks with ease as Dre sprinkles some synth type flutes for the chorus. Will always remain one of my top favorites by him during his early days of production.
The Formula
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Strictly Beats: DJ Quik - Just Like Compton
DJ Quik is definitely one of the most slept on producers in the game. At least in the game of yesteryear. I have to admit I have not kept consistent with his current output but this joint right here definitely made me a fan of the music he created throughout the nineties and at the turn of the century. This track filled with sleigh bells and wah wah guitars brings me back straight to the summer of 1992.
Friday, November 5, 2010
De La Soul - Much More (Digital Remix)
Mysterio took on the much less known song by De La Soul entitled "Much More" and gave his own spin on it. He completed it with crystal clear cuts, playful pianos, a bumping bass and sizzling synths served up over a head snapping drum track he programmed himself.
De La Soul - Much More (Digital Remix)
Most Incredible (instrumental)
This is the instrumental for the song by Aya Da Storm off the Universal Sound's Time-Space Continuum album circa 2001.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Strictly Beats: Large Pro - Still Hangin' Out
The Main Source album "Breakin' Atoms" is a landmark masterpiece in hip hop. It led the way for other jazz influenced groups and solo artists for years onward. Large Pro decided to go back in time, and like George Lucas, did a little revising on the classic song "Just Hangin' Out". Always one of my favorites and this update is very well done.
Still Hangin' Out
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Talib Kweli - Good Mourning (Clockers Remix)
The analog and digital signals joined forces to deliver this updated version of Talib Kweli's song off of the Train of Thought album. Complete with train station sound effects, an appearance by Spectrum and James Brown and also an excerpt from the movie "Clockers".
Good Mourning (Clockers Remix)
Monday, November 1, 2010
Velvet Moon
Dark pianos and weird vibes ride the wild drum track that Mysterio composed back in 1993.
Velvet Moon
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