@fakeshoredrive@steadybloggin That beat went platinum on Screw Tapes, plus the 25 lighterz interpolation on DEA album, too. Big Congratulations, the Gold plaque helps do justice to what a big song that was, I can only imagine how the West Coast reacted. @Real_CellyCel
From the Getty archive, "July 1965," R-L: Paul Rothchild (white pants, dark shirt), Richard Fariña (striped shirt), Maria Muldaur (patterned dress), Mimi Baez Fariña (sweater), and, I think, Thomas Ruggles Pynchon
@BlockheadNYC Pretty sure those are Pharrell’s pants. He has also cemented his own brand of West Coast pretentiousness and mundane self-importance, usually reserved for mid-career Jay-z posturing
Super Mario 64 texture match.The stone wall texture in Jolly Roger Bay is made of a cropped bit of an image found in VisualDisk - Walls CD (1994).Uncovered by @Leonard85026417
@BlockheadNYC I just recently read that “Spottie” is OutKast’s top licensed song, which surprised me considering a Muzak Easy Jazz version of “I Like The Way You Move” exists
selling pork shoulder sliced thin steak or cutlet style should be more common, especially during grilling season. boneless chops are trash and bone-in ones are too specific to be versatile
My new album "Luminous Rubble" is out NOW on @DefPresse ! I was given access to the KPM music library and made this entire album out those samples. Not gonna lie, That's some fun shit. Peep it here:
https://t.co/GlGehWjPMR