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Buck 65 Mixtape
Tagged under: Free Albums, Hip Hop, Mixes, Music
The official Buck 65 site has a mixtape made by Buck called ‘Strong Arm’ for free download. In Buck’s own words:
Strong Arm is a “mixtape” in the New York-style underground hip hop sense of the word… with a twist. None of the instrumentals are from hip hop records. The music comes from the worlds of
punk, classical, folk, library music, everywhere else.It was recorded in a day on a budget of $0 and it shows. This is a scrappy piece of work. There are loud vinyl pops, mistakes, vocal glitches… In other words, it’s very lo-fi.
Considering the patch-work, collage-style assembly and that everything was done by me, by hand, in my bedroom, I’m calling this Language Arts Part 7.
Tracklisting
Side One:
- Intro (music: This Heat – Horizontal Hold)
- Dang! (music: Incredible Bongo Band – Let There Be Drums)
- Hole In The Road (music: Dub Specialist (Coxone Dodd) – Rastaman Version)
- What Grace Means (music: John Fahey – Sunflower River Blues)
- Don’t Belong (music: Trans Am – Firepoker)
- Suspect feat. Claire Berest (music: Sebastien Tellier – Trilogie Femme)
Side Two:
- Brace Yourself (words: Rev. Sister Mary Nelson – Judgement)
- F.O.S. (music: The Homosexuals – Snapshots of Nairobi)
- Old-Time Stuff (music: Gorecki – Olden Style Pieces II from the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs)
- B&W and Read All-Over (music: David Wescott – Passage Of The Red Sea)
- Full Blown (music: Six Finger Satellite – Pulling A Train)
- Cutthroat (music: Broadcast – Microtronics 02)
- The Old One-Two (music: Flowers/Morgan – Activity Three)
Artwork and notes on the mixtape can be found on the official site in the Show and Tell section.
* Photo courtesy of – David F Miller
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