DJ KAY SLAY IS ANNOYING...

AsperaDealer

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Apr 15, 2003, 11:48:33 AM4/15/03

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Damn.. I'm downloading em disses on ja rule and this dude FUCKS up most of the
songs... WHy do DJ's ruin songs and step all over the vocals just to shill
their name... Why can't they wait until the end of the track... Damn its
irritating...

Sauceball 3000

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Apr 15, 2003, 3:45:33 PM4/15/03

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it makes you think of the good ol' days when all you had to worry about hearing
was " YEAH....THE WORLD FAMOUS DJ CLUE.....DESERT STORM....HEAVY HITTERS...."
:Sauceball 3000:

Kuahmel Allah

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Apr 15, 2003, 4:54:14 PM4/15/03

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>>>From: aspera...@aol.com (AsperaDealer)

KnoMD, meet your partner...
--Kuahmel Allah, Los Angeles
"LOS ANGELES!!!"--Krondon
"For God's sake, eat a burger!!!"--Calista Flockhart
"I rep for the hood!!!"--RossAndersen

---Pete---

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Apr 15, 2003, 5:43:00 PM4/15/03

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"AsperaDealer" <aspera...@aol.com> wrote in message

Because they are mixtape exclusives not actually meant for people to
download from the net?

---Pete---

"Hip-hop today is kinda like a library book that people take out and
scribble their notes all
over, rip out pages, scuff up, and then return, instead of leaving it in a
nice condition for the next person who signs it out."
T.Tauri 22/01/03

Jamie

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Apr 15, 2003, 5:55:40 PM4/15/03

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> > Damn.. I'm downloading em disses on ja rule and this dude FUCKS up most
of
> the
> > songs... WHy do DJ's ruin songs and step all over the vocals just to
shill
> > their name... Why can't they wait until the end of the track... Damn its
> > irritating...
>
> Because they are mixtape exclusives not actually meant for people to
> download from the net?

why does that mean they have to shout their name over the actual vocals of
the song as opposed to putting them at the start or at the end, like any DJ
with half a brain would do?

---Pete---

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Apr 15, 2003, 6:30:45 PM4/15/03

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So people don't bootleg it - I thought we went thru this!

Thats one of the reasons why shouty DJ's get the exclusives - no one can
just bootleg the shit out of it if it;s got some DJ going nutso all over it

--
---Pete---

"Hip-hop today is kinda like a library book that people take out and
scribble their notes all
over, rip out pages, scuff up, and then return, instead of leaving it in a
nice condition for the next person who signs it out."
T.Tauri 22/01/03

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PainInDaAss82

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Apr 15, 2003, 6:52:28 PM4/15/03

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>
>why does that mean they have to shout their name over the actual vocals of
>the song as opposed to putting them at the start or at the end, like any DJ
>with half a brain would do?

maybe because someone could just cut the begining and end off, throw it on
their mixtape and call it their exclusive, you think?

Mr. Guy

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Apr 16, 2003, 1:52:49 AM4/16/03

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On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 23:30:45 +0100, "---Pete---"
<pete.noju...@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>So people don't bootleg it - I thought we went thru this!
>
>Thats one of the reasons why shouty DJ's get the exclusives - no one can
>just bootleg the shit out of it if it;s got some DJ going nutso all over it

so you would think. here in the bay they play the hail mary remake,
you can _clearly_ hear kay slay yelling over the entire goddamn song,
and wild 94.9 still slaps their own punch-ins over the song.
"bumrush!" yeah, some exclusive..