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Downtown 81: 12 Titres Extraits De La B.O. Du Film Culte
CD, 2010, Heftbeilage, Re-Release
| Herstellungsland | Frankreich |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 2010 |
| Orig. Release | 2001 |
| Zeit | 41:13 |
| EAN-Nr. | nicht vorhanden |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | Les Inrockuptibles / CD LI 10 193 |
| Musikrichtung | Soundtrack |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 0 (1 privat) | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| CD | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Künstler/Band | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 41:13 | |||
| 1. | Gray | So Far So Real | 1:18 | |
| 2. | Liquid Liquid | Cavern | 2:35 | |
| 3. | James White & The Blacks | Sax Maniac | 5:13 | |
| 4. | Plastics | Copy | 3:12 | |
| 5. | Suicide | Cheree | 3:43 | |
| 6. | DNA | Blonde Redhead | 1:45 | |
| 7. | Marvin Pontiac | I'm a Doggy | 3:32 | |
| 8. | Coati Mundi | Palabras Con Ritmo [as Coati Mundi Hernandez] | 4:39 | |
| 9. | Pablo Calogero | Tangita | 3:33 | |
| 10. | Lounge Lizards | Bob the Bob | 2:08 | |
| 11. | Gray | Drum Mode | 3:24 | |
| 12. | Rammellzee Vs K-Rob | Beat Bop [as Rammellzee vs. K-Rob] | 6:11 | |
Infos
les inRocKuptibles | Les Inrockuptibles octobre 2010 | le n° 46 des Inrockuptibles hors série | france inter // (p)/(c) 2009 Les Inrockuptibles
08 - poetry by Jean-Michel Basquiat
12 - Beat Bop (Vocal)
written by K-Rob, Rammelzee
1983 12" track (PRO-7030/Profile records)
(c) 1981 Profile / (p) 1983 Profile
A - Beat Bop 10:10
B - Beat Bop (Instrumental) 9:34
AMG: 'Rammellzee was an important player in the initial crossover of hip-hop culture to the mainstream. He participated in hip-hop’s earliest phases, though the bizarre edge his aggressively fanciful inventions brought to the original hip-hop style has been somewhat blunted by the dominance of the gangsta pose and its supposed “reality.” Though he performed and recorded as an MC, Rammellzee achieved greater fame as a visual artist, with exhibitions in fine art venues of both North America and Europe. He began his art career “bombing” New York City subway trains, but the subway system influenced more than his artwork. Dynamite D, a conductor who rhymed boasts of the superior condition of his super clean D-train over the train’s intercom, is named by Rammellzee as an early rap inspiration. Partnered with MCs Shock Dell and Jamal, Rammellzee participated in early hip-hop sound system battles, where he developed the “W.C. Fields” and “Gangsta Duck” voices originated by Jamal. Rammellzee employed the “Gangsta Duck” on “Beat Bop,” a dense dialogue with K-Rob, nominally produced by the late painter Jean Michel Basquiat, and released on Profile Records. “Beat Bop” was the result of some improvised role playing, with Rammellzee playing a pimp and K-Rob in the character of a schoolboy. The resulting rap is the best and most sustained example on record of Rammellzee’s flights of wordplay, fantasy, and street surrealism. He also appeared in the film Wildstyle and can be heard on the soundtrack LP of the movie. Though mostly concentrating on his visual art, he has collaborated on several progressive hip-hop projects, most often with Bill Laswell.'
2001 21-Track (Virgin/7243 8 10163 2 9): Original Soundtrack from Edo Bertoglio's movie "Downtown 81" aka New York Beat Movie, Glenn O'Brien's New York Beat Movie (1981)
1 Gray - So Far So Real
2 Coati Mundi - K Pasa-Pop I[Feat. Kid Creole And The Coconuts]
3 Tuxedomoon - Desire
4 Liquid Liquid - Cavern
5 DNA - Blonde Redhead
6 James Chance - Sax Maniac
7 The Lounge Lizards - I'm a Doggy
8 James Chance - Contort Yourself
9 Gray - Drum Mode
10 Lydia Lunch - Closet
11 Coati Mundi - Palabras con ritmo / Vocals: Jean-Michel Basquiat
12 The Lounge Lizards - Bob the Bob
13 Pablo Calogero - Tangita
14 Kid Creole & The Coconuts - Mr. Softee
15 Suicide - Cheree
16 DNA - Detached
17 Chris Stein - 15 Minutes
18 Plastics - Copy
19 Walter Steding & The Dragon People - New Day
20 Melle Mel - 81
21 Rammellzee & K-Rob - Beat Bop
08 - poetry by Jean-Michel Basquiat
12 - Beat Bop (Vocal)
written by K-Rob, Rammelzee
1983 12" track (PRO-7030/Profile records)
(c) 1981 Profile / (p) 1983 Profile
A - Beat Bop 10:10
B - Beat Bop (Instrumental) 9:34
AMG: 'Rammellzee was an important player in the initial crossover of hip-hop culture to the mainstream. He participated in hip-hop’s earliest phases, though the bizarre edge his aggressively fanciful inventions brought to the original hip-hop style has been somewhat blunted by the dominance of the gangsta pose and its supposed “reality.” Though he performed and recorded as an MC, Rammellzee achieved greater fame as a visual artist, with exhibitions in fine art venues of both North America and Europe. He began his art career “bombing” New York City subway trains, but the subway system influenced more than his artwork. Dynamite D, a conductor who rhymed boasts of the superior condition of his super clean D-train over the train’s intercom, is named by Rammellzee as an early rap inspiration. Partnered with MCs Shock Dell and Jamal, Rammellzee participated in early hip-hop sound system battles, where he developed the “W.C. Fields” and “Gangsta Duck” voices originated by Jamal. Rammellzee employed the “Gangsta Duck” on “Beat Bop,” a dense dialogue with K-Rob, nominally produced by the late painter Jean Michel Basquiat, and released on Profile Records. “Beat Bop” was the result of some improvised role playing, with Rammellzee playing a pimp and K-Rob in the character of a schoolboy. The resulting rap is the best and most sustained example on record of Rammellzee’s flights of wordplay, fantasy, and street surrealism. He also appeared in the film Wildstyle and can be heard on the soundtrack LP of the movie. Though mostly concentrating on his visual art, he has collaborated on several progressive hip-hop projects, most often with Bill Laswell.'
2001 21-Track (Virgin/7243 8 10163 2 9): Original Soundtrack from Edo Bertoglio's movie "Downtown 81" aka New York Beat Movie, Glenn O'Brien's New York Beat Movie (1981)
1 Gray - So Far So Real
2 Coati Mundi - K Pasa-Pop I[Feat. Kid Creole And The Coconuts]
3 Tuxedomoon - Desire
4 Liquid Liquid - Cavern
5 DNA - Blonde Redhead
6 James Chance - Sax Maniac
7 The Lounge Lizards - I'm a Doggy
8 James Chance - Contort Yourself
9 Gray - Drum Mode
10 Lydia Lunch - Closet
11 Coati Mundi - Palabras con ritmo / Vocals: Jean-Michel Basquiat
12 The Lounge Lizards - Bob the Bob
13 Pablo Calogero - Tangita
14 Kid Creole & The Coconuts - Mr. Softee
15 Suicide - Cheree
16 DNA - Detached
17 Chris Stein - 15 Minutes
18 Plastics - Copy
19 Walter Steding & The Dragon People - New Day
20 Melle Mel - 81
21 Rammellzee & K-Rob - Beat Bop