Dienstag, 6. Juli 2010

Hip Hop Enlargement - Part 2

storchive posted this wonderful Jacques Palminger Clip as a complementary on the subtle side:
Viktor Marek & Jaques Palminger: "Tüdeldub"

Anonym comments:
For some historical background, here is the origin of the joke:
An de Eck steiht 'n Jung mit'n Tüddelband

Beating Hip Hop on its own ground - Sarah Jones


Beating the HipHop Cliché is what you will automatically want to do today if you love the music but still have a brain. Since you did not happen to get up as an underpriviledged black male in the Bronx of the 80ies or a turkish one in Berlin Neukölln, you cannot follow the tough talk.
(Unless it is self concious and female as in this non HipHop form)
Some have tried to beat Hip Hop on its own ground - with parodies, satire, all forms you can imagine.
Let's call it HipHop-Enlargement
Muschiflo's "Ficken Geld Drogen Nutten" - obviously shot in Berlin's Görlitzer Park - simply carries machismo way over the borders. Do you know all the real rappers mentioned?
Same idea with Xberg Dhirty6 Cru - convincingly simple
A little more on the subtle side are
-the 2.0-famous "Icke & Er" on the fuck all mentality.
-Adolf Noise (aka DJ Koze) with Max Goldt and "Deine Reime sind Schweine"
This one works perfectly not only because of its lyrics but the awesome beats its coming along with.
Same as KIZ, (Sexismus gegen Rechts) who are the best in "not even being a persiflage anymore".
In the end though, it is most convincing, if a woman beats Cock-Rap with its own weapons. Without arrogance, but just very souvereign performance - so did Sarah Jones in a Gil-Scott Heron "Remix"
as a stand-up
or
with DJ Vadim (one of serveral versions)
again: do you recognize all the rappers mentioned?

tataratam (and check the comments, please!)

Freitag, 2. Juli 2010

Der Johnny Depp des Rock

Die Roadies auf dem Konzert von The Dead Weather Konzert trugen schwarze Anzüge und Hüte, ein großes Auge zierte die Rückwand, noch etwas Nebel und die Rock-Show konnte beginnen.
Jack White's Dritte Band wechselte sich an Gesang, Gitarre und Schlagzeug ab (Jack White ist hauptsächlich Schlagzeuger der Band). Trotz eines richtig schönen Rock-Gefühls muss ich aber sagen, dass Jack White seine Kumpanen in den Schatten stellte und die besten Teile also die etwas Rock-Roots mässigeren Stücke waren. Insbesondere Jack White am Mikro, dieses Aufheulen der Stimme im Abgang von jeder Zeile. Der Mann hat einfach eine Stimme, da spürst Du den Mississipi in Dir. (und vielleicht auch Detroit ein wenig).

berlin: Today @ HKW Roof Terrace - Ayobaness

18:30 (und weiter um 22:00) - 5 Euro