Party album of the CENTURY

Animal Boything · #1 06-09-2006, 08:19 PM

I don't post here a lot anymore, but this is fucking important.

Girl Talk - Night Ripper

8-minute excerpt (my brother's bandwidth, be gentle)

link to more sample tracks, press release and ordering information

Sample tracks don't really do it justice, it's basically one 40-minute song.

This record has seriously blown the minds of everyone I know who has heard it, but since his extreme usage of samples forces him to remain underground, you are not exactly going to see Girl Talk on Mtv. Buy this album. Tell others to buy this album. This guy deserves to go platinum. I just put in an order for 15 copies because so many of my friends want one.

King of Snake · #2 06-11-2006, 01:05 AM

not really my idea of party music but whatever

stimpee · #3 06-11-2006, 02:22 AM

Nah, thats not the party album of the century

surely it has to be this one. Its worth it just for the cover!

froopy seal · #4 06-11-2006, 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Bez's Madchester Anthems

Disc 1
16. Only Rhyme That Bites - MC Tunes & 808 State

Wtf? I don't know that song (consciously) but could anybody please confirm it's weird?

mark3 · #5 06-11-2006, 04:19 AM

Everyone's got their own taste...I couldn't stand more than 30 seconds

holden · #6 06-11-2006, 08:56 AM

i could never really understand the idea of a "party album"...does it mean the artist intends it to be a fun collection of songs that you listen to straight through at a party? Or that every cut is dance-worthy or a good time single that you can't go wrong playing at your next bash?

Anyway, i can;t really see people doing this at a party anyway.

Two so-called party albums i can think of: Ringo Starr's "I Wanna Be Santa" Christmas album ( i don't own this, thankfully, but when i came out, the press was saying "party album of the year!". Riiiight). Beck's "Midnite Vultures" ( a heck of a record, yes, but probably best taken in bits).

Personally, when i'm at a party, i like a little variety from the tunes. nothing annoys me more than when whomever is "Deejaying" leaves on a record or CD by one artist because the songs are mixed together. Booo! Shows no effort!

Rog · #7 06-13-2006, 04:04 AM

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Originally Posted by froopy seal

Wtf? I don't know that song (consciously) but could anybody please confirm it's weird?

its got a sample of an old western (theme music to the film 'The Big Country') in it with a sort of rap vocals.................

*YAWN*

patrick · #8 06-11-2006, 02:18 PM

2 live crew...

at least the parties i like

but actually, ac/dc is the party music i grew up with and love. nothing can get me going like hells bells!

jOHN rODRIGUEZ · #9 06-11-2006, 02:38 PM

and Back in Black and Dirty Deeds (no pun intnd) and, and, and

yeah I love AC/DC too.

Tyler · #10 06-11-2006, 04:16 PM

This shit is terrible. Hipster bullshit to the fullest effect. I swear there is a template for this shit by now. People in cool haircuts and ironic tees be getting down. Ick. "We have such a stick up our art-school asses that the only way we can engage with pop culture is through a slick layer of irony" double ick.