Exclusively licensed to 679 Recordings Limited except tracks 2 & 6 © ℗ 2001 Pure Groove Limited trading as Locked On exclusively licensed to 679 Recordings Limited. © 2002 679 Recordings Limited. Made In Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe. An AOL Time Warner Music Group Company.

Manufactured, distributed and Marketed by Warner Music UK Limited An AOL Time Warner Music Group Company. Some copies come with extra leaflet (reproduction of cover image) with hype text, 'parental advisory' logo & cat. Program Do Hakowania Gg Pobierz Najpopularniejszy more. #. As legend goes.Mike Skinner apparently nicked most of the beats from some other Garage duo to create this record. So goes music. Master steals from protege as protege steals from other.

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This has been going on for ages. In any regard. Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100 Jelly Bean Rom Download. this was one of the best 'pop' records of 2002.

Combinging UK garage technique with lager lad lyrics and sharp wit and flow, Mike Skinner is an MC to be reckoned with. He puts his pulse on the heartbeat of the UK and counts out that pattern as a loop for a track. He got the pulse and timing right to capture a hundred thousand would be newbee ravers as well as the old schoolers too. He translated that 'get away from it all weekend' with tracks that made you feel pissed or off yer face on fungus in the 'Dam. Skinner also made softer tracks about young love and regret that balanced all the substance abuse with a little humility. This makes it a pop record to me and great at the same time. And pop isn't necessarily a bad word.

In all regards, stolen beats or not, this is a pretty great record. When i first heard this, i didn't know what to think of it. It was certainly different, but in a good way?

I don't know, but it wasn't in a bad way; that's for sure. In america, i hear hip-hop a lot and it's usually from radio.

Most of it all of it is crap, so this was a good change of pace. Unfortunatly, because it was so different and unique i didn't understand it initially. Now, after repeat listens, mike skinner in my eyes has become one of the saviors of rap in its raw form. Not necessary about the beats, but entirey about the lyrics.