most lolziest collabo_O on NASA's "Money"

8. "Strange Enough" (feat. Karen O, Ol' Dirty Bastard, & Fatlip)
11. "A Volta" (feat. Sizzla, Amanda Blank, & Lovefoxxx)
16. "The Mayor" (feat. The Cool Kids, Ghostface Killah, DJ AM & Scarface)

between these three

finally, sizzla AND amanda blank on one track!

10. "Gifted" (feat. Kanye West, Lykke Li and Santogold)

^this sounds like a low point of western culture

western culture? i thought santogold was from sri lanka

Don't let the brown skin fool you

Have you heard this yet &w?

Handsome keffiyeh modeling art school

8. "Strange Enough" (feat. Karen O, Ol' Dirty Bastard, & Fatlip)

went with this since ol dirty didnt even get to choose to be on it

nahh dogg i just got a press release email about it but aint heard shit - cant imagine any of the trax being funnier than they are in my head. would like to hear the cut with ghost & scarface since i dug that old kayslay album joint with both dudes - just edit out the cool kids like i did esoteric on my army of the pharaohs joints

i dont believe you actually edited out esoteric

btw this kinda album is my favorite shit in the world if im actually diggin the ppl collabo-ing on it

am i capn save-a-proto-hipster if i say eso aint that bad.

i always wished someone would make me an edit of that Limp Bizkit/Method Man/DJ Premier joint without the Limp Bizkit in it.

i dont think hipsters have ever rocked esoteric - you are safe

i dont think anyone who didnt post on hhi has ever rocked esoteric

xp u serious dogg

army of the pharaohs - dump the clip (celph + plan verses ONLY)

http://www.zshare.net/audio/526580446977c444/

there was a shitty esoteradactyl verse in the middle if the o.g. track but you aint gonna hear it there since i got my cooledit on

THE MIGHTY THOR WITH THE MIND OF MICHAEL MOORE

hahaa

needs to be a thread for most lolziest eso lines

craziest eso-related joint i got is jay-z on nyc radio freestyling over the "be alert" beat - from that crazy late 90s time im always talkin bout when radio rap and non-hipster underground co flow type shit was still in the same universe

i just rewatched that durst/meth video and (AYO POST V MUCH IN CHARACTER ALERT), and the shit on the wall looks like a Donald Judd sculpture.

and a dude wearing a DITC shirt (can't see who, YouTube bitrate is ick)

aahh back in the day i did a challopsy post calling that the greatest premo beat of all time on
http://www.hollowearth.org/images/spizzazzz.jpg

RIP

it's a dope beat.

Limp Bizkit w/ Meth, Red and DMX. If you took Durst out of this I would listen to a whole album of this.

what is your fave Premier beat now?

Mine is "Who's Gonna Take The Weight"

ayo limp bizkit are the shit as a band but i gotta say rollin rmx or n2gether now or the timbaland rmx w/ bubba sparxxx

― and what, Thursday, April 26, 2007 11:32 PM (1 year ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

premiers best year was 99, so ghetto and n2gether now!!

― trife (simon_tr), Saturday, June 21, 2003 4:05 PM (5 years ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

as i said on the spz 90s list n2gether now is seriously one of the greatest songs of all time, i even like freds verse!! the shut the fuck up part is so fun to sing along with

― trife (simon_tr), Tuesday, September 9, 2003 9:41 PM (5 years ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

dan makes a good point. and don't get me started on 'n2gether now'

― ethan, Sunday, August 12, 2001 8:00 PM (7 years ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink.

i agree on limp bizkit, only the song is 'n2gether now'.

― ethan, Saturday, September 1, 2001 8:00 PM (7 years ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

$$ limp biz f meth - n2gether now

$$ x-ecutioners f linkin park - its goin down

$$ korn - freak on a leash

$$ ratm - i like all their songs

$$ swizz beatz f metallica and ja rule - the FUCKING RAP METAL APOCALYPSE!!

― ep, Friday, November 1, 2002 3:45 AM (6 years ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

i'll admit i like 'em. all their singles since about '99 or so have been melodic and fun and 'n2gether now' is one of the top ten greatest things i have ever heard on trl. they expose their fans to better music and are a trendsetter for various interesting things in popular music. recently, i liked 'rollin' better than 'my way' (of course the swizz beatz remix of the former is the best) but both were pretty good. 'my way' sounded like nirvana only actually good, like with propulsion and bombast and personality. they're the best rock band getting major play on mtv since rage against the machine broke up.

― ethan, Monday, August 13, 2001 8:00 PM (7 years ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

'my way' sounded like nirvana only actually good, like with propulsion and bombast and personality.

is it still trolling if you 100% mean it??

lolz @ this dj premier "remix" mistitled youtube

its just the original version of 8 steps to perfection w/ premo scratching cuz its from his mixtape but the real lolz are in the comments

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I like this remix but I agree, you cannot top Producto's work.

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Damn everything Premier touches if pure gold. Classic remix.

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dis sucks ass featus aborted perfusly!

14. "O Pato" (feat. Kool Kojak & DJ Bãboa)

c'mon now

I just listened to the much-blogged-about "Gifted" (feat. Kanye West, Lykke Li and Santogold) and can confirm that it's stupid.

I'm shocked that none of you ringtone cru dudes are gonna come to the defense of Def Jux engineer/Presence rapper/Uncommon Records CEO NASA who totally got his name jacked from under him for this dumb neon shit.

Also how did these fucking jokers Squeak E Clean and DJ Zegon get so many famous people to come help them out. I know Squeak E Clean was putting out shitty rap records on Dim Mak that were universally ignored four years ago which means he's prolly pals with Aoki and probablu some bullshit DJista in LA or something

also post in before ringtone crew calls me King Hipster or something for actually knowing the names of things instead of being all art of pretend forgetfulness.

he's prolly pals with Aoki and probablu some bullshit DJista in LA or something

he's Spike Jonze's brother.

Hmmm, even so, I can't imagine that modicum of nepotistic goodness got him a major label deal and every famous person on the planet to rep for him.

There's clearly something else at work here because I simply cannot fathom a major label, in this economic climate, spending the money to get the biggest music star on the planet (Kanye West) to appear on a record from some untested new artist, not to mention Tom Waits (who barely leaves his house), the exclusive rights to unused ODB vocal tracks, increasingly famous hot commodities MIA and Santogold, and a shit ton of famous rappers.

Dude either has a) some kind of cred that I don't know about that makes these artists want to work with HIM, or b) is funding it himself with the millions of dollars that Spike made off Jackass DVD sales. Still doesnt account for why they got signed.

I'm shocked that none of you ringtone cru dudes are gonna come to the defense of Def Jux engineer/Presence rapper/Uncommon Records CEO NASA who totally got his name jacked from under him for this dumb neon shit.

― Whiney G. Weingarten, Friday, December 12, 2008 9:17 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

lol i just assumed it was the same guy

i think it will turn out that this was all an elaborate prank on the internets

big lol @ their myspace page's "indie-tribal" logo

maybe he recorded cameos from "the most people famous people on the planet" (rilly a bunch of rappers who like $$$ - you may have heard of the spiegel family - and exactly the kind of musicians who would roll with Spike Jonze's music-inclined brother - they've collabo'd on ads) before he got signed.

Heading west from his hometown of NY, Sam Spiegel (aka Squeak E. Clean) began DJ'ing clubs and events around Los Angeles. His signature party, Suds, is an annual gathering he hosts at unconventional venues (previous locations include a laundrymat and a car wash). Sam has spun at award shows, clubs, premieres, parties, and fashion shows in countries such as Japan, Brazil, Morocco, Canada, Australia, and England.

In addition, Spiegel scored and compiled the soundtrack for Spike Jonze's cult classic "Yeah Right!" (the top-selling skate movie of all-time) as well as the skateboarding movie classic "Hot Chocolate." His film composing credits also include the Korean anime "Sky Blue" and the HBO documentary "Pretty Things," and his music has been featured in "The Boys & Girls Guide To Getting Down" and "Human Nature" as well as the snowboard movies "City. Park City." and Warren Miller's "Off The Grid."

Sam is also well known in the advertising world, having scored spots for brands such as Nike, Adidas, Levi's, ESPN, Virgin Mobile, eBay, Toyota, Jose Cuervo, Saturn, Wendy's, and Honda while working with directors like Mark Romanek, Tarsem Singh, the Malloy Brothers, and Spike Jonze. In particular, the song "Hello Tomorrow" (written and produced by Squeak E. Clean and featuring Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and featured in an Adidas commercial directed by Jonze, won the Gold Lion for Best Music at the 2005 Cannes International Advertising Festival and Silver for Original Music at the 2006 Clio Awards.

While Spiegel has produced and remixed tracks for Maroon 5, Iggy Pop, Kylie Minogue, The Eels, Ben Lee, The Cardigans, Swollen Members, Fatlip, The Bumblebeez, and more, 2006 saw the release of the first major label album fully produced by Squeak E. Clean. Show Your Bones, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs sophomore record, was named "Album of the Year" by the likes of Rolling Stone, NME, and Spin, and was nominated for a Grammy for best alternative album. However, Sam already has turned his focus to completing his longtime NASA project (North America/South America). The album is a Brazilian-inspired hip hop collaboration with DJ Zegon featuring KRS-One, Karen O, Del the Funky Homosapien, David Byrne, Fatlip, Tom Waits, RZA, Rakim, Chali 2na, M.I.A., Spank Rock, De La Soul, Method Man, and the last recorded track from the late Ol' Dirty Bastard to name a few.

2007 will likely see not just the release of the NASA album but several other top-secret projects in the works. Furthermore, Sam's company Squeak E. Clean Productions continues to score films, do music and sound for commercials, and produce and remix tracks, many of which can be found on iTunes. While he now has a team of producers and composers working for him Spiegel continues to be actively involved in all aspects of the business. When not in his studio, Sam can be found either at the nearest sushi joint, basketball court, or on the slopes snowboarding.

9. "Spacious Thoughts" (feat. Tom Waits & Kool Keith) (stream)

i actually love this a lot

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"Money" is pretty hot.

think the best tracks on this are Way Down, Strange Enough and O Pato

feels like a ten-years-on hash of 'So...How's Your Girl?' generally tho