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9 September 2024

  • 01:4301:43, 9 September 2024 diff hist +837 Ras Kass The HRSMN section couldnt have been updated since before 2014, since it mentioned The Horsemen Project as the first and last release by the group. Ive forgotten most tags & tricks when editing but I correctly presented Historic EP (a rarities/highlights comp. + a new title track) and the HRSMN's first official album. I have links confirming release date/year, feats, producers, label. ( https://www.discogs.com/release/20495644-HRSMN-The-Last-Ride ) current

26 November 2023

  • 11:2911:29, 26 November 2023 diff hist +22 m DJ Scratch production discography Forgot to add featuring artist when I first added the track title to the subsection. Added "(featuring LL Cool J)" in this seperate edit. Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • 11:2611:26, 26 November 2023 diff hist +13 m DJ Scratch production discography Added the track "Rampage" to songs produced/co-produced by DJ Scratch on EPMD album Business As Usual (1990). The fact that he produced it is mentioned under "Career" in the main article (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DJ_Scratch). I should mention that on the LP sleeve/inlay, all tracks are credited to "EPMD" collectively (the 1990 lineup included Scratch), done almost by default until the '92 breakup. (In situations like these wiki outshines discogs by offering additional info) Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

15 November 2023

  • 20:0020:00, 15 November 2023 diff hist −19 Jerry Only I made a point that was vague more precise. Instead of having two paranthesis sentences in brackets, one saying Doyle played in Misfits (w/ no further specs), then another later in the text saying he played guitar 1980-1983 (w/ no further specs, i.e. with whom he played, even if its easy to deduce), I made them into one. Unless you know the Misfits chronology, this may be confusing + it looks sloppy. I used only the first parenthesis and made clear that Doyle was part of the 1980-1983 lineup. Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

31 October 2023

  • 22:5522:55, 31 October 2023 diff hist +778 m Kool Keith I added some vital info on The Cenobites project which was the genesis of Thornton's long-standing relationship with Flatbush, Brooklyn emcee/producer Godfather Don. Sadly Im on my phone and cant reach my bookmarks where theres tons of interviews with Kool Keith, TR Love, Scholarwise and Scaramanga among others detailing the circumstances of this era and collaboration. But some of it can be found on Godfather Don's wiki. Also if theres any doubts check The Cenobites catalogue on discogs Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

25 May 2023

  • 04:5104:51, 25 May 2023 diff hist +30 m Q-Tip production discography A credit given to Q-Tip was modified with a co- credit to the official producer. To throw aside official credit, author should have to show evidence of it being false. Sidenote: an interview with CJ Moore goes in-depth on his work w/ countless acts, among them MobbDeep. Retells how H&P blew their '93 budget on beats by Buckwild, B.Squad etc and CJ had to jump in and do pro bono finishin prod/mix. He points out how Havoc grew from it & took creative control as MAIN prod on all tracks on Infamous. Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • 04:2604:26, 25 May 2023 diff hist +136 m Q-Tip production discography Corrected credit hastily given to Q-Tip (w/out spec reference). The song Crooklyn is most commonly credited to A.S. Mohammad alt. The Ummah, in which case Q-Tip very well may have been involved. But unless the author of the Crooklyn section of the Q-Tip production credits can show a source (interview w/ neutral party or some other proof of Q-Tip being the sole maker of this particular beat), Id go with the official credits. Also the sound is typical of Mr. Mohammad; "light" w/ mid-hi oct keys Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • 01:5801:58, 25 May 2023 diff hist +173 m Do or Die (Tim Dog album) I made clear that Tim Dog in fact did NOT produce the album all by himself in spite of listing himself as 'producer' of every single track since the producers w/ more pedigree stand as 'co-producers'. This means that Tim Dog may have been involved in the overall production phase and that TR Love, Ced Gee, Moe Love and Kool Keith of Ultramag simply helped Tim Dog out, letting him take credit (theyre not famous for being sticklers when it comes to credits, often using pseudonyms etc to confuse). Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

21 May 2023

  • 08:2908:29, 21 May 2023 diff hist 0 m Peace (Graveyard album) →Critical reception: Originally, the article said Peace is the first Graveyard record to top the Swedish album charts "since 2012's Hisingen Blues". The issue I had was with the year. In no conceivable way did Hisingen Blues drop in 2012. 2011, rather. The wikipedia article (incl. the english) correctly puts 2011 as year of recording and release. So, minor change definitely.

19 May 2023

  • 14:3314:33, 19 May 2023 diff hist +10 m Jazz Is Dead (record label) I removed the formulation "...but Muhammad.." with simply stating fact instead of having the outtake of A.S.M.'s prolific cv functioning as some kind of proof of something else, a negative, that A.S.M. only worked with A Tribe Called Quest which no one ever said. I simply didnt see that semantic leaning from the start. This edit is very minor but it really drained the odd 'weight' the text had. Its slightly overloaded still but the tidbits of information I added last edit are def an improvement. Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • 14:2314:23, 19 May 2023 diff hist +642 m Jazz Is Dead (record label) The introduction had the word "co-founder" incorrectly used: if Y and M both are "co-founders" of the entity in question an orthodox (or rather schooled) reader would assume theres even more founders out there and question why not all are mentioned. Which is what I did, I checked the back story at another source and found that M & Y alone are in charge. I suspected as much but then felt I had to fix it. Tried to add some flow, I also fleshed out the text relating to the two founders profiles. Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • 05:1005:10, 19 May 2023 diff hist +40 m Gone Is Gone The ingress had flow issues w/ unorthodox, clumsy sentences, varying degrees of detail to convey what is basically roster sheet type info on the band lineup and members' respective cv's. So I changed it without adding or removing any vital information. Example: Instead of Sanders being "singer and bassist of Mastodon" (misleading since 3 of Mastodons 4 members perform lead vocal duties, mostly Dailor whose self-important emo voice is easy on childrens' ears) now it says "...of Mastodon fame". Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

12 May 2023

23 April 2023

  • 17:3917:39, 23 April 2023 diff hist +208 The Hunter (Albert King song) →Other renditions: Included the Blue Cheer version under "other renditions". The only source I think is needed for the obvious fact is to check the record's wiki page and ofc its interwiki-linked (or whatever its called). I do believe its highly motivated since Blue Cheer, especially the 1967-1969 "setup", was highly influential unto coming generations of stoner/doom bands.

17 April 2023

  • 11:5311:53, 17 April 2023 diff hist +13 m Genocide Superstars All members of Genocide SS are presented in the members box w/ monikers. Except Mieszko, likely cause hes dead, and that fact is the context in which Genocide SS is usually brought up since '04. Which is a tragedy in itself. Naming only M.T. by birth name MAY ofc be a tag error, or mayhaps the "editor" responsible didnt have every fact about Genocide SS programmed into muscle memory like I do. Anyhow, I switched it to Mierre Mongo (linked to Talarczyks wiki). current Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

7 January 2023

  • 22:5822:58, 7 January 2023 diff hist +253 Blackacidevil →Background: Fixed a chronological error: Castillo played with the "classic" Danzig lineup (minus Biscuits, obviously) from day one of the expansive 1994 tours, so "immidiately" seemed a better choice of word than "late '94". I also tried to flesh out the Tommy Victor section, the current text made it sound like Tommy Victor joined just after Blackacidevil and held that place, while in fact he was Danzig's on-off live guitarist during these "industrial" years and did not contribute to an... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

3 January 2023

5 October 2022

  • 23:3523:35, 5 October 2022 diff hist +148 November (band) →November and "Progg": I read the article - which in general is pretty good, though Id like to add corect birth dates/yrs on members later - but got stuck on the piece about "Progg" and particularly the redundant sentence "(November) never tried to deceive the swedish youth into becoming communists", which followed a overtly long - bordering on preachy - piece where November by not taking a political stand is described almost as right-wing band that got victimized by the large musical move... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

28 September 2022

  • 01:5801:58, 28 September 2022 diff hist +48 Heavy D Fixed a couple ambigious sentences, such as the passage (part of a namedrop-type presentation of producers working with the group): "...DJ Premier, his cousin Pete Rock..." which gave the impression Pete Rock is Premier's cousin when in fact Heavy D is the "he" in question. The typeo sizable (or maybe sizeble) was changed to sizeable. The presentation of the members of The Boyz were made more clear and easier on the eyes, with the sentence now presenting them as if in categories: G-Whiz and... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

9 January 2022

  • 16:4316:43, 9 January 2022 diff hist +216 List of Wu-Tang Clan affiliates →Black Knights: Fixed several stylization issues (major case letters in "of" and "the" was replaced) and described Black Knight member Holocaust's leaving the group and adventures just after that in slightly more detail. I also added that he changed moniker from Holocaust to Warcloud as he went solo ca 2001. In the 20+ yrs that has passed since hes changed back and forth a few times as well as used variations such as "Warcloud the Sign of Hell's Winter" and "Holocaust as Robot Tank" but th... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

31 December 2021

26 December 2021

  • 20:5020:50, 26 December 2021 diff hist +134 Infamous Mobb Extended info. Put Tragedy Khadafi among the mcs listed as the "canon" of originators and icons of the Queensbridge hiphop scene. That info is vital and not based on personal sympathy but objective but often overlooked facts, in '85 he (as MC Percy) was - together with MC Shan, Kool G Rap, Craig G, TJ Swan, Roxanne Shanté and a dozen others - in the original Juice Crew collective (before the quartet configuration under the All-Stars banner, famous for The Symphony single rec. in '87) and was... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

17 October 2021

  • 03:3503:35, 17 October 2021 diff hist +4 Kill at Will →Track listing: Fixed an error. Sir Jinx stood as producer for Jackin for Beats, whereas in reality DJ Chilly Chill is the DJ/producer behind the ingenius sample-heavy patchwork that is the song in question. In the lyrics, Cube even mentions Chilly Chill as his co-conspirator as he jacks beats left and right, from friend and foe alike. Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

27 August 2021

  • 22:3522:35, 27 August 2021 diff hist +12 60 Second Assassin (rapper) Checked public records and realized the only F. Cuffie Jr. living in or born in NY was born in 1961, so I added that info under birth date. The notion came from me watching his response to N.O.R.E.'s "flunkies" comment during Drink Champs. Quick synopsis: F. C. Jr. mentioned (for some street cred origin story reason) that he knew Rikers well, he was moved there temporarily early 70s during juvie time (the takeaway was that he was a kid but had to fight grown men to earn his space). My takea... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

27 June 2021

  • 17:2217:22, 27 June 2021 diff hist +61 The Last Shall Be First (Dwellas album) →Track listing: It's noted twice in the article - first in the top info box, then in the tracklist itself - that Main Aim was included on the Soul in the Hole OST (1997); thereby an exception from the 'core' 1999-2000 rec. sessions. I added a footnote/appendix in the tracklist declaring that Stand Up is also an earlier recording, which is proved by the fact that Loud originally dropped it in '98 (as sampler, promo, single on both CD and vinyl). It was later included as b-side to Launch a R... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

7 May 2021

  • 15:1115:11, 7 May 2021 diff hist +59 The Cactus Album →Personnel: Added DJ White Knight to personnel, as he was 3rd Bass first turntablist and did all the cut-/scratch-work on The Cactus Album, even though Richie Rich is credited as DJ. This was just a rumor to me - slightly backed by the turntablist style on Cactus which suggests a faster, more experienced DJ than Rich was in '89 - until I read a 2010 interview ( https://www.altrap.com/write/2014/09/interview-daddy-rich/ ) where Daddy Rich himself tells the story of how he joined 3rd Bass in... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

14 November 2020

  • 22:1022:10, 14 November 2020 diff hist +6 Half a Mill →Career: Added that Half-A-Mill was a guest. Nature - whom I mentioned in the same sentence and context - was 1/4 of The Firm, Cormegas replacement, even though he was unknown before The Album. I made it clear that theres a difference between their resp. "Firm-status". Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • 22:0522:05, 14 November 2020 diff hist +604 Half a Mill →Career: Rewrote several sentences, improved flow, fixed grammatical errors and corrected/removed/rewrote vague, misleading or semi-false statements (such as the notion that Half-A-Mill was one of many acts performing on some kind of compilation called The Firm where Nas, Nature, AZ and Foxy Brown partook on the same terms as HAM, the fact that The Firm was a group was completely overlooked in the original text). I also widened the scope a bit concerning The Album: it was a well-planned an... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

8 November 2020

  • 18:5918:59, 8 November 2020 diff hist +4 Domingo (producer) →Production: Fixed wrong link. Domingo produced the song Rumble for the hiphop duo The High & Mighty (of Philadelphia, PA). But the link directed to hillbilly rock band Gov't Mule's album "High & Mighty" (sans 'The'). So I fixed it. Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

29 October 2020

  • 21:4521:45, 29 October 2020 diff hist +1 Jus Allah On to the cover of the Vinnie Paz 2000 solo single Raw is War with the b-side Language is Fatal which Jus features on, its clear that the Megatron moniker is actually spelled Megatraum. It says "Language is Fatal featuring Doap Nixon & Jus Allah A.K.A. Megatraum". He's only mentioned as Jus Allah in all other early printed JMT sources (Violent by Design booklet etc) so I regard the Raw is War / Laanguage is Fatal convolute as a primary, viable source. Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

9 October 2020

  • 10:2310:23, 9 October 2020 diff hist +34 Army of the Pharaohs Made it clear WHAT has changed over the years. From the ambigous "it has changed several times (...)", period, to "AOTPs affiliations and member roster has changed several times (...)". Only three out of five (counting Bahamadia in spite of her only participating with one verse on one track) founding members were still on in 2006 when AOTP made their comeback, then Kamachi left in '08 which makes Paz and Eso the only original members left in a group of over a dozen members. The Kamachi conf... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

4 April 2020

  • 10:4510:45, 4 April 2020 diff hist −8 Straight Outta Compton →Track listing: Removed MC Ren from performance/featuring roster of the song Gangsta Gangsta. He does not appear on the track in question (the info that says he does may come from the inlay folder or credits but those kinds of misprints are common), just listen to the song or check the lyrics on genius.com; Ice Cube alone spit two and a half verse, while Eazy-E comes in to do the second part of the last verse, after being introduced by Cube. As far as I can hear, Ren doesnt even do any bac... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

7 June 2019

  • 19:2919:29, 7 June 2019 diff hist +402 Joey Castillo I added some relevant info on Joey's long career as Danzig's drummer. Danzig started switching members regularly after the "classic" - Eerie Von, Christ, Biscuits - lineup broke up/got fired, but he kept Castillo and made him, even counting the famous R. Rubin-approved guys, the longest lasting member before Tommy Victor joined in '04. Castillos career in QOTSA deserves recog but the Danzig years '94-'02 is at least as important and were formative so I added info on the 3 LP's he did w Danzig. Tags: nowiki added Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
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