The Source Presents Hip Hop Hits Vol. 9 [Edited]

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合計収録時間 : 01:03:11
Personnel: Dom Parma, Asondra Hunter, Erica Dymakkus, Penelope Magnet, Kanye West (vocals); Miri Ben-Ari (violin); Nick Fury (keyboards, drum programming); John Legend (keyboards); Mischke , Nate Dogg, Houston (background vocals). Audio Mixers: John Frye; Manny Marroquin; Dragan "Chach" Cacinovic; Dave Junco; Sergio "Sergical" Tsai; Wassim Zreik; Kevin Krouse; Jonathon "Lil' Jon" Smith; Juvenile; Kevin Crouse; Scott Storch; Kevin KD Davis; Brian Stanley ; Steve Sola; Leslie Brathwaite. Recording information: Battery Studios, NYV; Circle House Studios, Miami, FL; Cutting Room Recording Studios, New York, NY; Firehouse Studios, New York, NY; Fo'Reel Studios, Beverly Hills, CA; Homebase Studios, Philadelphia, PA; Larrabee Recording Studios, North Hollywood, CA; Patchwerk Recordings, Atlanta, GA; Sony Studios, New York, NY; Sound On Sound Recording, New York, NY; Soundlab Studios, Atlanta, GA; Studio Center, Miami, FL; Tree Sound Studios, Norcross, GA; Upfront Studios; Xeala Studios, Miami, FL. Arranger: Mischke . The Source is an apt name for the magazine that, by the early 2000s, had cemented itself as the leader in hip-hop writing, its vision firmly in sync with the pulse of the streets. The ninth volume of its always-awaited collection of timely rap hits predictably featured nothing off of the most recent Eminem record (due to an ongoing feud between The Source and the rapper), but it does offer up a slew of other hip-hop singles from 2004. This compilation offers an excellent representation of the sprawling, multifaceted 2004 hip-hop scene. From some of the biggest crossover hits--Juvenile's naturally chopped-and-screwed "Slow Motion" and Petey Pablo's club jam "Freek-a-Leek"--to the underground pop of Slum Village's "Selfish" to the expert rhymes of Mobb Deep's "Got It Twisted," The Source celebrates hip-hop's diversity. The magazine wisely tips its collective cap to the R&B link in the rap chain with newcomer Akon's otherworldly ballad "Locked Out," which immediately follows one of the more frenetically flashy singles of the year, Lil' Flip's "Game Over." The Source's collections are always fascinating and entertaining, and VOL. 9 is one of its best.
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