Like rap over krautrock instrumentals? It seems like a match made in fucking heaven seeing that hip hop and a lot of Krautrock heavily rely on 4/4 and repetition.
Not even the Faust/Dalek collab was that krautrock esque?
Why hasn't this really been tried before?
Has Kraut-Hop ever been a thing?
Tyler Morris
Colton Diaz
bro ive thought of this too
Juan Thompson
krautrock is much looser and meandering than most hip hop instrumentals
I do think it could work, clouddead did loose and meandering very well, but it wouldn't be as easy as it may initially look
Andrew Bennett
i want black metal and hip hop, pretty much dalek with even more noise
Daniel Ross
kanye literally sampled can once
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sampled this
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Leo Johnson
Oliver Long
Danny Brown
Brayden Russell
kanye is patrician
Luke Gonzalez
Gorillaz LITERALLY did this in DoYaThing.
Isaiah Fisher
>kanye turned the part at 0:52 that sounds kind of like "drunk and hot girls" into a whole song
amazing
William Robinson
referring to this
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sampling this
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Austin Parker
Would The Magnificent Seven count? That's probably one of the most repetitive Clash songs and Strummer's rapping kind of meanders near the end desu.
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Oliver Powell
this
William Miller
ive never heard of this . . . :(
Lincoln Ross
probably this, has krautrock as a sub genre on rym if that means anything to you
Jayden Morgan
based
Ian Collins
yeah but like fuck gorillaz, they suck pee pee
Nicholas Bell
'motorik' - god forgive me - is noted to have, as a precursor, the sensation of running - as described by the makers - like playing soccer.
hip hop is more of a bobbin down the street kind of thing, not a back n forth oscillation.
the motorik - god forgive me - doesn't really have room for syncopation - which I imagine is a core aspect of a lot of rap beats.
but hey - the marvelous thing about rap is that it can overcome any boundary, or BORDER . . . hehehehehhe, though it frequently kept a root in jazz and funk.
where its not, it will fucking get.
John Evans
Underage
Carter Hall
what do you have against the label "motorik"
Jayden Thomas
motorik - god forgive me - is a critic generated concept, an outsider observation, not a concept generated by the musicians, and elicits suspicion and derision as it is derivative and secondary, teriary.
more or less.
Sebastian Perry
>not a concept generated by the musicians
So?
Noah Bennett
well, think about it . . .
to be honest - im also decently suspicious of artists writing about art - the work speaks well enough usually - and a critic can be an excellent observer. but im not generally interested in taking some third party idea and pretending its at the center.
of course, good ideas are good ideas
but seriously - think about it. im hardly being extravagant.
Jonathan Sanders
Ghostemane is the closest thing to black metal hip hop, but he's nothing like Dalek.
William Torres
Faust and Dälek made a collab which is pretty great, probably what you're looking for
Thomas Perez
> tfw I had gay incest sex with my cousin and I was the bottomless sex pit
Brody Roberts
>implying the critic isn't the true artist
Nathan Cook
ehhhhh youre a funny guy, but lets not shit up the water too much, huh?
otherwise they wouldn't be critics.
Caleb Mitchell
Are you retards serious? One of the most important and influential early hip hop tracks sampled Kraftwerk.
en.wikipedia.org
Jonathan Morris
reinforces my very influential perspective, perhaps even making it canon: buy my merch
James Cox
Kraftwerk stopped being a krautrock band by then, so that track doesn't apply. Even if for some reason it were, this still wouldn't fit the OP's request.
Alexander Jenkins
Impossible Nothing - Phonemenomicon