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Truthcrushedonearthshallriseagain [interpretation]

from Studies / Logs / Edits by Mary LA

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"Truthcrushedonearthshallriseagain" one of my alltime favourite hip-hop albums, beatwise. The beats on that third and hardly overseen
- yes, slept on - album by House Of Pain will never leave me as evidence of the absolute overlord-power of the SP1200 sampler.

Those beats are simple, yet minimal but large AF and still quiet and sensy ... perfect pitch of parameter when search for it.

For a record from mid 90ies - it has a blatant lot of future in it , with drones all over the place. It´s dubby root-tone sings about the album-title. I will never get tired of letting that title sink in.

The interpretation of that title came around in some studiosession around 2012-13 and i can´t really remember how it had been done
but i remember that it was dedicated to that album´s vibe and kept
for a personal respectful ode - moment.

That´s why i like to close this archivy playlist with it.

(choir - coda - end)

Thank you for reading my words.
Hope you enjoy the product.

Peace - 1L

Mary

(ps.: this should be the last stepstone
towards my next "original stuff"...
for those who like to know:)

Peace 2 101io
Thanxx for demo-ing me

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from Studies / Logs / Edits, released January 30, 2019

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