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Re: "I'm a Lumberjack DJ Ad-Rock"
Mix Master Mike did the scratching on Sneakin' Out The Hospital, Putting Shame In Your Game, Three MC's And One DJ, The Grasshopper Unit (Keep Movin') and Unite. This is said on the liner notes.
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Re: "I'm a Lumberjack DJ Ad-Rock"
i suppose the next logical question would be if D ever cut it up on record.
I mean, he must have at least a coupla moves, how could he not? And if he hasnt, I wonder what his style sounds like...
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We all know the liner notes. I’m just saying what they said!
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holy snappers
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They did the scratching themselves on HSC too right?
I haven't listened to it in awhile, but scratching in B-Boys in the Cut, Lee Majors, Long Burn and HALSFY comes to mind as potential Adrock.
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Re: "I'm a Lumberjack DJ Ad-Rock"
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My understanding was that Mike did the bulk of the "lead" cutting on Hello Nasty but there's a lot of other scratching on that album that he didn't do. There's a good deal of scratching on there that just doesn't sound like Mike at all. Somewhere there's an interview with him talking about coming in fairly late in the recording process and adding cuts to just a handful of the tracks. If I remember right he describes the album as sounding "corny" to him at the time in that interview. It makes a lot of sense from the production standpoint that the "non-lead" cuts would have been done by Adrock/MCA to add flavor to the production as part of the main production process. Then MMM came in when the album was pretty far along to add the "lead" cuts on certain tracks. So, for example, on Shame in Your Game, the "Non-Stop Hip Hop" fill was probably Adrock or MCA. Those cuts are more part of the beat, and are very simple cuts. You don't hear Mike do too much of that type of thing. But the "lead" cuts at the end of the song are definitely MMM. "Sneaking Out the Hospital" and "Unite" have the same type of wild cuts characteristic of MMM. You can tell that "Can't Stop Won't Stop/Grasshopper" has at least some of Mike's cuts but I suspect the snare scratches and stuff were Adrock. Obviously 3 MC's is full on Mix Master Mike. In contrast, if you listen to "Electrify", those are almost certainly not Mike's cuts. Too simple, too far behind the beat. The cuts on that one don't sound like Mike at all but sound a LOT like Adrock on Professor Booty. "Just a Test" sounds like Adrock to me as well. So, when you look at the liner notes, the tracks with Mike credited on them all tend to match up with the tracks that have cuts that match his unique style. That makes me think the liner notes are pretty accurate as far as Mike is concerned and ALL the other cuts were done by Adrock or MCA. |
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Re: "I'm a Lumberjack DJ Ad-Rock"
A well reasoned summary
I always assumed the liner notes were correct - why else would they specify those tracks. I think in the HN commentary they just meant he did the main / some specific scratch parts as opposed to literally all the scratching on the record. I need to look at the HSC credits again but I’m fairly sure MMM doesn’t feature.
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On the Hello Nasty special episode of Mike D's podcast (which somebody linked on the boards) Mario, Mike & Mike go into some detail about how Adrock (who they all refer to as "the Kid" did most of the scratches and even in some parts where you hear a clear MMM "solo" scratch there is ALSO an Ad-Rock scratch underneath. So some of the scratches are combo of the two, which I thought was kind of cool.
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Re: "I'm a Lumberjack DJ Ad-Rock"
That may very well be. I wish I could find the interview because I remember being a little surprised he said it. Maybe I just got the context wrong.
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