Whodini - Funky Beat: The Best Of Whodini (2006) [CD-Rip]
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BAND/ARTIST: Whodini
- Title: Funky Beat: The Best Of Whodini
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Sony Bmg
- Genre: Funk, Soul, Hi-Hop
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks +.cue, .log)
- Total Time: 01:11:54
- Total Size: 168 / 523 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Magic's Wand
02. Haunted House Of Rock
03. Five Minutes Of Funk
04. Freaks Come Out At Night
05. Big Mouth
06. Escape (I Need A Break)
07. Friends
08. Funky Beat
09. One Love
10. I'm A Ho
11. Be Yourself (ft. Millie Jackson)
12. Rock You Again (Again & Again)
13. Judy
14. Keep Running Back
15. The Whodini Mega Mix
How do you know if an R&B or hip-hop song is a classic? It's a puzzling question. Many people feel the word "classic" has become overused and that albums, songs, and artists are being called "classic" simply because their time in the limelight was "back in the day."
Well, I have a theory for distinguishing a "classic" from "just another old album". Using a modified version of the scientific method, I've developed a simple test, using the rap trio Whodini and their "Best of" compilation as a model. This hip-hop group -- made up of John Fletcher (known as "Ecstasy"), Jalil Hutchins, and Drew Carter (known as "Grandmaster Dee") -- serves as an excellent case study. Not only did Whodini help hip-hop reach a worldwide audience, liner notes author Steve Knutson credits the group with being among the first in hip-hop to incorporate R&B into their tunes and the first to make a video. Moreover, they scored big hits with "Freaks Come Out at Night" and "Friends".
This presents us with the "classic" dilemma: do you confer "classic" status upon the band simply because the band pioneered a particular style or sound? Do you call a song a "classic" because it reaches a certain point on the charts or because we remember where we were when we first heard it? Obviously, it's subjective. But, in an attempt to objective about an aesthetic that defies objectivity, I've outlined my theory below.
01. Magic's Wand
02. Haunted House Of Rock
03. Five Minutes Of Funk
04. Freaks Come Out At Night
05. Big Mouth
06. Escape (I Need A Break)
07. Friends
08. Funky Beat
09. One Love
10. I'm A Ho
11. Be Yourself (ft. Millie Jackson)
12. Rock You Again (Again & Again)
13. Judy
14. Keep Running Back
15. The Whodini Mega Mix
How do you know if an R&B or hip-hop song is a classic? It's a puzzling question. Many people feel the word "classic" has become overused and that albums, songs, and artists are being called "classic" simply because their time in the limelight was "back in the day."
Well, I have a theory for distinguishing a "classic" from "just another old album". Using a modified version of the scientific method, I've developed a simple test, using the rap trio Whodini and their "Best of" compilation as a model. This hip-hop group -- made up of John Fletcher (known as "Ecstasy"), Jalil Hutchins, and Drew Carter (known as "Grandmaster Dee") -- serves as an excellent case study. Not only did Whodini help hip-hop reach a worldwide audience, liner notes author Steve Knutson credits the group with being among the first in hip-hop to incorporate R&B into their tunes and the first to make a video. Moreover, they scored big hits with "Freaks Come Out at Night" and "Friends".
This presents us with the "classic" dilemma: do you confer "classic" status upon the band simply because the band pioneered a particular style or sound? Do you call a song a "classic" because it reaches a certain point on the charts or because we remember where we were when we first heard it? Obviously, it's subjective. But, in an attempt to objective about an aesthetic that defies objectivity, I've outlined my theory below.
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