Search - Various Artists :: Peanut Butter Wolf presents Chrome Children (CD with DVD)

The Best Stones Throw Comp Yet.

Two-Bit Goon | Mesa Az | 01/06/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"the dvd is worth the price alone, awesome doom performance,

really good qualtity ,

and the selections are exactly what ST has to offer.

get this while its still artound .. trust me.."

Nothing Like This

Jeramy Bray | Oregon USA | 01/22/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Descriptors of the tracks from these artists:

Oh No - a cool breeze with a phat beat; reminiscing

Guilty Simpson - tough; regarding the daily struggle

Madlib - groovy; scratchy mcscratch; can you say "layed back, but biting, battle rap?"

Koushik - tranceish; far more rhythmic than trance and I like it

J Dilla (RIP) - this song makes me feel that music is my life and J Dilla is the sensei on my path to enlightenment of music

James Pants - crazy and I like it; "clap your hands, stomp your feet"; catchy

MadVillain - as usual MadVillain is mysterious, poetic, Doomish, Libish (I just made those words up for this review)

Georgia Anne Muldrow - simply a joy; couldn't have been titled better

MED - no more reminiscing, we're in the here and now; what does it take to be a quality rapper, let's find out

Dudley Perkins - Dudley is the most unique vocal artist of our day; a little of all the classic singers r&b and soul and of course a dash of contemporary street knowledge and reverence

Percee P, Quasimoto - Lord Quas goes with anyone, but Percee compliments his vocal most; heart of the battle

Jaylib - i think this and the first Dilla track stand out as the most transcendent on the album; i hear the sirens and I love it

J-Rocc - who wants drama? not me; i feel like i'm on a car chase with this track; can't tell if i'm following or leading?

Roc "C" - i've always had a special place in my heart for perseverance songs; these are the steps and the trip ups that make life worth living

Gary Wilson - bicca-ch bicca-ch; 70's groove at it's finest; great song to ufck to ;)

Pure Essence - the mothership has not left the building; very cosmic; these tracks are titled well

Aloe Blacc - very African rhythms; what direction will we take next?

Baron Zen - Peanut Butter Wolf can take any genre and make it his own; droning lyrics; works with the track

Young Jazz Rebels - so glad to have these eclectic tracks on an [adult swim] album;that Stones Throw is linked to artists like this is amazing; soft and emotional drumming; seemingly a drum circle and flute



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