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Prefix Edward Wageman

thanks for the tip DJ Martian.

i like this list. even though i didn’t even know the clipse were still around.

I feel that you’ve shanked it with murderous precision.

Someone must’ve uploaded SandMod v1.0 into Martian’s main box!

i like the song samples. couldn’t care less about the picks.

One of the more interesting lists I’ve seen, but isn’t the Mylo album two years old?

destroyer fans will not be happy.

I don’t hate it, which makes better than most lists. And having the clips is great, even if I think some of them are ill-chosen.

Oh, and it doesn’t have the stupid fucking Lupe Fiasco album, which makes me happy.

I love the Prefects but I think that came out in 2005. 2004?

i like the song samples. couldn’t care less about the picks.
— hm (mi...), December 14th, 2006. (modestmickey)

C’mon, this is a fake mickey, yeah?

Not a bad list, but the Top10 is horrible (with a few exceptions of course).

Yeah, better than a lot of lists I’ve seen. Not as predictable as some of them, but also not hitting you over the head with deliberate unpredictability. Slightly more hip-hop than most lists I’ve seen too, which is good.

The song samples thing is good—I don’t understand why every music site doesn’t do this by now.

Not a bad list, though the part about putting Tom Waits in the top 10 on principle is kind of embarrassing, I’d think.

x-post re: mylo

ya, if you’re going to put the long blondes which hasn’t been released stateside on the list why bother putting mylo which has been appearing on these lists for the last 2 yrs?

otherwise, i’m interested in checking out the hip hop, i’m sure i’ll find something to like, i’m not into clipse

Also, it hews a bit too close to indie orthodoxy: only Pitchfork-approved albums or albums that fit their demographic. Where’s the mom-rock albums? No Nashville?