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The two first performed as '3 the Hard Way', a name referred to in the song "Wordz of Wisdom" but later redubbed themselves '3rd Bass' before recording their first album. Sever, Prince Paul, and the Bomb Squad produced their 1989 debut, The Cactus Album, a critically acclaimed LP that went gold and contained a minor hit in "The Gas Face."[2] The accompanying video, which featured a bevy of humorous cameo appearances that included a young MF Doom, DJ Subroc, Gilbert Gottfried, Flavor Flav, Salt-n-Pepa, Kid 'N Play and EPMD, garnered respectable MTV airplay and the single peaked at #5 on Billboard's Top Rap Singles, though it did not chart on the Billboard Hot 100. The video also contained insults aimed at rapper MC Hammer and record executive Lyor Cohen.
Fueled by the heavy backlash against Vanilla Ice at the time of its release, "Pop Goes the Weasel" reached #1 on Billboard's Top Rap Singles chart, gave the group their only Top 30 single (peaking at #29 on the Hot 100), and helped propel the album to gold status. The track was described by Allmusic as "much-needed damage control in the hip-hop community," in part because it featured Caucasian rappers openly distancing themselves from one of their peers.[4] Vanilla Ice answered back with 'The Wrath' and 'Hit 'em Hard' which he played at concerts in 1992, though the songs were not officially released until 1994.
Time Out says...
'The gaggle of backing vocalists West assembled for this track is incredible. Who else would get Alicia Keys, John Legend, The-Dream, Drake, Fergie, Kid Cudi, Elton John, Charlie Wilson, La Roux's Elly Jackson and Rihanna all on the same song? Who else would even think to try? In theory, all this star power should be distracting, but Yeezy's songwriting is so strong that his narrative still shines through. West's tale of a man who abuses his wife and gets separated from his daughter is sharp, hard-hitting and full of specifics, but it's actually a devastatingly clever allegory for fame, failure, and fucking up. Epic and affecting, 'All of the Lights' is Peak Ye.' Nick Levine
The Summit's active amplification includes toroidal power transformers, as part of a high performance bipolar amplifier that is said to offer better tracking of the input signal and reduced hysteresis. Other claimed benefits are a more open, dynamic performance than would have been expected with otherwise similar IE transformers, especially at high levels. In general terms, bass performance comes closer than previous designs to matching the speed and transparency of the electrostatic mid and treble. The hard built crossover is derived from the network used in the Statement, with air core inductors, audiophile grade polypropylene caps and point-to-point hard wiring.
It is hard to say whether the improvements identified over previous models stems from the moving coil bass or the electrostatic treble. Clearly there are improvements in both areas. But perhaps the biggest difference is the way the two end of the spectrum work together. There has always been more than a hint that the two end of the audio frequency spectrum in a MartinLogan did their own things, and although recent design are much more homogenous then older ones, they still seemed to have their own characteristic voicing, and different dispersion patterns, though the crossover area itself has long been practically seamless. The Summit is the first MartinLogan hybrid in which everything appears to come together. Finally, the bass has the sharpness, precision and speed that have long attended the midband and the treble, and overall this speaker sounds coherent and together in a quite new way. The bass is deep and powerful too, which has not always been the case with MartinLogan loudspeakers, but above all this is a tuneful, precise and low distortion bass that just happens to have palpable shape and substance too.
The bass line along with the drummers kick drum parts act as the pulse of the song. When the bassist and drummer lock a beat it helps other instrumentalists in the bad explore musical boundaries with their respective instruments. At live performances we often see guitar players break into an extended solo when the bassist and drummer lock a beat. Without the bassist and drummer locking beats it is not possible for other instrumentalists in a rock band to find their groove.
The bass guitar parts glue a song with a tight rhythm section thereby enabling the rest of the instrumentalists find their musical metaphors. A good bassist takes a song to a new level with improvisational skills. Since rock music and its subgenres came into being, there have been numerous rock songs with standout guitar riffs, however only few songs with memorable bass lines have earned the spotlight.
A good bassist brings new life in a song with his/her technique. While most bass players use their fingers to pick notes, few bassists use a plectrum to pick notes. Ultimately it all boils down to comfort, feel, and the type of sound a bassist requires. Slapped notes on a bass sound more prominent than the conventional bass playing technique with fingers. Rock songs with good bass bring a musical space that enriches the sound of other instruments when played.
Phutureprimitive is the moniker of Bay Area producer and songwriter Rain. Early childhood photos reveal Rain sitting at the piano plinking keys, grinning from ear to ear... a true sign of things to come.
The Phutureprimitive sound is mind melting sonic bliss. Lush melodies drift across intricate rhythms, groove heavy beats and warm, fuzzy bass lines. Often exploring a dark and dense palette, his music also manages to convey a sense of tranquility and beauty. Shimmering with cinematic qualities, his music ultimately speaks to the body, mind and soul. It's often said that Phutureprimitive is his own genre.
The sound of Phutureprimitive has spread far and wide with performances From North and Central America, Western and Eastern Europe and Australia.
Rain is also the owner of The Phuture Producer Method. An online portal for courses for learning EDM production and Song Builder Kits.
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