In a documentary entitled Secondhand Sureshots, producers J Rocc, Daedelus, Ras G, and Nobody descent upon LA thrift stores in search of vinyl for beat crafting. Looks damn good, but I’m not sure who decided that a Technics 1200 would make a great ash tray (I’m guessing Ras G)… a clear violation of crate digging code.
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Archived · closedTha S Ence ·
i cant find the full version of this for shit!
benjamino ·
the code is not broken if they are blunt roaches and your ras g.
Downstroke ·
Damn, that was me yesterday, in a YMCA charity shop, I spent £1.10 & walked out with 11 albums. So far, I've ploughed through half of them and on at least 8 occasions I've been like, hold up, I'm having that, & record it straight into the mac.
theduke72 ·
dont this look like a complete bite of that king of the beats?
stucking foner ·
RAAAAASS SSS SSS SSS HORRRRRNNNNN im rolling a blunt to this now
cyber sequencer reviews ·
That's pretty interesting