lukeyd
08-19-2006, 06:01 AM
holy crap! this tune rocks! reminds me a bit of 'i against i', that mos def/massive attack tune from blade 2 soundtrack, but infinately more energetic
http://www.bbc.co.uk/collective/tracks/_NOIRSC_epicmanplanb_moreisenough_au.ram
cut n pasted from bbc collective site:
People who’ve taken the time to listen to shock-rapper Plan B can be divided into two (roughly equally-sized) camps: those who find his direct, screw-faced nihilism thrilling, and those who find his pious, sweary boorishness tiresome. Nobody hears him and gives an uncommitted shrug. For better or worse, he’s an artist who demands you hold a strong opinion of him. Even his doubters, however, are going to have to admit that More Is Enough (Good And Evil), his collaboration with electro producer Epicman (aka Paul Epworth), is damn fine work. Bouncy, fiery and anthemic, it’s as fine a club tune as the UK “urban” scene has produced in a long while.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/collective/tracks/_NOIRSC_epicmanplanb_moreisenough_au.ram
cut n pasted from bbc collective site:
People who’ve taken the time to listen to shock-rapper Plan B can be divided into two (roughly equally-sized) camps: those who find his direct, screw-faced nihilism thrilling, and those who find his pious, sweary boorishness tiresome. Nobody hears him and gives an uncommitted shrug. For better or worse, he’s an artist who demands you hold a strong opinion of him. Even his doubters, however, are going to have to admit that More Is Enough (Good And Evil), his collaboration with electro producer Epicman (aka Paul Epworth), is damn fine work. Bouncy, fiery and anthemic, it’s as fine a club tune as the UK “urban” scene has produced in a long while.