was worknig with some talented high school rappers (the elements) who happened to know the kids that lived across the street (funny that, they shot up my door one morning) so, founded on a firm anti-music principle of disrupting expected norms, i found myself with a group of vocalists who were fairly unpracticed and were happy to not give a f**k about it beyond their desire to be recordists..
so i'm like.. oh yeah, this has got to go on tape.. to date it remains one of my favourite projects cus imo captures for me the perceptible, raw indifference of youth to authority, in various forms..
just got logic 4.0 on a 299mHz.. not fast enough to sequence 16ths at 70 bpm reliably.. so h/w and loads of logic mod delay
so again, proud to present highlights of ogb, the original gang bang
http://www.xoxos.net/ogb/ogb-smoke.mp3 ('the single')
http://www.xoxos.net/ogb/ogb-droppinbombs.mp3 ('the club jam')
http://www.xoxos.net/ogb/ogb-thisistheeastside.mp3 (the 'no one wants to record vox wearing phones' jam)
http://www.xoxos.net/ogb/ogb-noheadlight.mp3 ('the party jam')
http://www.xoxos.net/ogb/ogb-tucsonaz.mp3 (another track)
http://www.xoxos.net/ogb/ogb-track3.mp3 (my collage)
http://www.xoxos.net/ogb/ogb-justtosmoke.mp3 (potheads con delay)
east side, y'all
