(From Necro's Brutality Part 1 compilation; 2003)
Dome blown in the comforts of my own home: the sample on Goretex & Necro's DopeSick comes from some Keith Mansfield KPM stock music famed for its regular use in the Australian women's prison TV serial Prisoner: Cell Block H. Damn, son - worlds are colliding like the time Mark B sampled some KPM stock music used in the Are You Being Served? movie for Can't Be Stop by Missin' Linx. Turns out Keith Mansfield's shit has been sampled fairly frequently throughout the years, although his most sinister compositions Underlying Menace is hitherto untouched. That track is also famed for its regular use in Prisoner: Cell Block H - there was a war going on inside Wentworth Prison no woman was safe from, and whenever that music appeared some nefarious shit was about to go down.
Really shoulda included DopeSick in my legit choonz by tragically unhip New York rappers playlist. Alas, Goretex and Necro fell out in the mid 2000s which resulted in Necro going on a message board rant where he called Goretex "A ROBOTIC RETARD WITH VIRUSES (LEPROSY) THAT NO SPYWARE CAN CURE!" Never forgive action or wot?
Necro is insufferable as a rapper but I can’t deny just how good his production can be.
ReplyDeleteNecro has a great ear for sampling. Always fun/torture trying to ID the source without googling. Big fan of Street Veteran with Mr. Hyde off that very same complialtion.
ReplyDeleteBen, I have a soft spot for some old Necro.
ReplyDeleteSpart, I fuxwit the other Goretex & Necro song on there Scumbags.
"Uncle Howie's new girlfriend is a cyborg
Electronical vocal chords, Spanish robotical whore"
necro is a zionist cunt
ReplyDeleteYOUR FUTURE IS MORBIDITY!
ReplyDeleteMiss the old Uncle Howie music.
ReplyDeleteTurns out this wasn't the only Wentworth related theme Necro used.
ReplyDeleteOh shit! Well spotted.
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