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| | Special Gunpowder | | | Music Artist : | | DJ | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Tigerbeat6 | | Release Date : | | 2004-10-05 | | Store Price : | | $9.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $9.98 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Overture: Watermelon City - DJ /rupture,
2. Little More Oil - DJ /rupture, , Sister Nancy
3. Leech Wisdom - DJ /rupture,
4. No Heathen [Blacksmith Mix] - DJ /rupture, , Wicked Act
5. Musquito [Club Foot Remix] - DJ /rupture,
6. Bonechip - DJ /rupture,
7. Lonesome Side - DJ /rupture, , , Lily
8. Flop We - DJ /rupture, , Junior Cat
9. Book That Can't Be Opened at Either End - DJ /rupture, , Eugene Robinson
10. Dem Nuh Know Me [Alias-Bias Mix] - DJ /rupture, , Wayne Lonesome
11. Taqasim - DJ /rupture,
12. Osaka-Ku Memory Depot - DJ /rupture,
13. Je Suis le Peuple Sans Visage - DJ /rupture, , Arnaud Michniak
14. Can't Stop It - DJ /rupture, , Max Turner
15. Leaves - DJ /rupture,
16. Mole in the Ground - DJ /rupture, , Sindhu Zagoren
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 good try but...
Submitted on: 2005-06-06 |
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This was a good try to make an acleptic disc, but... The result wasn't as nice as it could be. Song's are bored. They don't get you lintenig to them more than 30 seconds. The styles covered on the disc are very wide ranging from noise to latin hip-hop. Hard to fit all of them on the same disc! this is acheved in a good way... The problem is that all the songs are at the same level, and it's not too much high.
Listen just as an example of what can be done combining styles on he same production. Not as a reference for anything. In one Word: Borred. Just turn around and look for something else. The money is not rewarded with this cd. |
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 Underwhelming debut from an overwhelming talent
Submitted on: 2004-11-10 |
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| As a turntablist, DJ Rupture is up there with the brightest talents of his generation, charting hidden links between all manner of different genres - from reggae to raga, Dead Prez to drill'n'bass. His is a heady brew of unexpected stylistic juxtapositions, so - in some ways - it's hardly surprising that his debut album as a recording artist, "Special Gunpowder", should be so darn eclectic itself. Rupture flits all over the place: one minute dancehall, the next Latin House, then it's on to dub, trip hop, electronica and some cracked folk that wouldn't have sounded out of place on the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack. Impressive enough, but Rupture falls short of making any of the genres he dabbles in his own - what's sorely lacking is any unifying voice and, though the tracks on offer are consistently competent, they're seldom remarkable. It's ironic: while there's no doubting Rupture's abilities, he's a lot more distinctive when spinning other people's records than when he's playing his own. |
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 What a brilliant record!
Submitted on: 2004-10-05 |
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Friends, Lovers, Countrymen,
To be honest I read a quick blurb about this record on Pitchforkmedia.com and decided to check it out. Truth be told, I've never listened to this album at all, but the offer to be "the first to review this product" was too darn tempting to pass up. To make up for my insolence, I gave it a generous rating of 5 stars, which isn't only the best rating available, it's a universal symbol of high quality. You know, like a 5 star restaurant or a 5 star hotel. I think DJ Rupture would be pleased. So in conclusion, i reccommend listing to music of all sorts, maybe even including this record, if you'd like! BBASS 4 PREZ!
Love,
Meteorologist Marvin Bartlett |
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