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Buggin' in the Attic with DJ Primo

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2008-04-12 00:07:34 by Marke B. in SFBG: Noise
...Primo , of Attic , Ferrari , West Add Radio , Knockout , and Mods vs. Rockers fame and lived to tell the tale I met Primo a couple of years ago when we were both waiting tables at a small restaurant near The Castro. I resented the job because I knew that every hour I spent working meant an equal amount of time away from writing. As a...
 
 
 
 
 
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Who is Hip Hops Greatest Producer? Dilla, Dre or Primo?

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2008-02-04 07:09:45 by bigced in The Hip Hop Cosign
...Primo were always mentioned in the same breath and considered two sides to the same proverbial production coin. From Gang Starr to to Freddy Fox to Jay-Z to Nas to Christina Aguiluerra and way too many to name, Primo has and will always be the the God equivalent to Dre With all that being said lets take a hypothetical situation. Lets say you...
 
 
 
 
 
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Don't piss off Primo!

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2008-02-20 10:25:00 by Tonegent in Tonegents
...Primo, and faded into semi-obscurity. The moral of the story? Don't piss off Primo Dont' piss me off, yo Fo reals. But he'll always have those first two records, and here's a classic joint for ya Jeru The Damaja - Whatever (ysi Jeru actually just put out a new album last Fall. Did you know that? Me neither! Point proven! :P
 
 
 
 
 
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Producers Guild: Six Shots from DJ Premier

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2008-10-01 12:00:00 by Max in Hip Hop Isn't Dead
...Primo went on the offensive, producing both singles and album tracks (read: "street" songs) for a wide variety of artists, from folks in his own crew, the Gang Starr Foundation, to outsiders, to folks on the West Coast, to the likes of Christina Aguilera . Primo's boom-bap-heavy production technique, mixed with choice samples (both musical...
 
 
 
 
 
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Gangstarr - Step In The Arena (January 15, 1991)

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2008-05-12 12:00:00 by Max in Hip Hop Isn't Dead
...Primo hadn't yet perfected the boom-bap that he is best known for today (well, that, and his recipe for oatmeal chocolate chip cookies). I chalk that up to Primo still getting used to living in Boston after being born and raised in Houston, TX; climate changes are a mother fucker. Guru also doesn't sound quite as confrontational as he does...
 
 
 
 
 
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M.O.P. - Firing Squad (October 22, 1996)

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2008-11-26 12:00:00 by Max in Hip Hop Isn't Dead
...Primo production, but this song marks the first appearance of M.O.P. associate/weed carrier Teflon, which should count for something 4. NEW JACK CITY (FEAT TEFLON This isn't bad. Primo's beat is much more melodic than anything from To The Death , and its short length is perfect for my attention span and, I'd bet, the attention span of some...
 
 
 
 
 
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Gangstarr - Daily Operation (May 5, 1992)

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2008-08-17 12:00:00 by Max in Hip Hop Isn't Dead
...Primo to give up their day jobs and purchase private islands and elephant butlers, it sold more than their last effort, Step In The Arena (which had actually sold more than their debut, No More Mr. Nice Guy ), so their career was maturing nicely, and the critical acclaim for their hit singles helped convince the duo that they had more to...
 
 
 
 
 
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Jeru the Damaja Presents Supahuman Klik - Heroz4Hire (September 7, 1999)

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2008-09-07 12:00:00 by Max in Hip Hop Isn't Dead
...Primo sleeping with Jeru's sister, whom I cannot actually verify existence Regardless of the facts, Jeru broke apart from the crew that essentially raised him from a young pup, and decided to venture out on his own. (The real winner of this situation was neither Jeru nor Primo: it was Jeru's former errand boy Afu-Ra, who would capitalize on...
 
 
 
 
 
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Bahamadia - Kollage (March 19, 1996)

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2008-08-28 12:00:00 by Max in Hip Hop Isn't Dead
...Primo instrumental, with a vocal sample scratched in. Mostly useless and boring 2. WORDPLAY This song is as boring as what you would expect the exact opposite of the song's title to sound like. This Guru-produced song fucking sucks . This can't be a good sign 3. SPONTANEITY Now that's more like it. The hook, or what passes for one, is...