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Beats and pieces

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Never heard this song as it's not on any of their albums due to AC/DC refusing to sanction use of a sample from Back In Black. I'm posting it here so I can hear it and perhaps others can too...

 

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Really like that Crackazat tune, Tyler (obviously) and Bugz. Once, Twice is right up there with my all-time favourites. I’ve got a vinyl version that’s about eight minutes long that doesn’t seem to exist anywhere digitally. It’s amazing though with a really long break down. Love how ethereal it sounds too. Wish I knew exactly what they were singing though. It’s always done my head in that you can’t quite make it out.

 

You couldn’t describe it as Afro-Futurism, but it always makes me think about Sun Ra and George Clinton because of the space vibes in a musical context.

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I was very late to Mac Miller (Dang was the first tune of his I got onto), but he was one talented fella.

Aye.I felt was the same once i heard the live version of Dang and Objects in the mirror ft the Internet. Seems he was well respected in the game .
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