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DJ since Jan 20, 2009 
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Madlib is like good sex: He's dirty, transformative, and you can never have too much of him.
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Like the original, but with more knuckles cracking and necks snapping.
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What do you get when you mix hard Dixieland horns with Wu-Tang vocals? Bliss, that's what. Oh, and boners.
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The always amazing @everydaydude sent me a care package containing a red heart-shaped record with this song on it, and everything is working out.
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Crawl beneath the covers with this dauntless dancehall by Sean Paul. So infectious, it's almost a precociously poppy ear epidemic.
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Almost fifteen years later and this shit still gives me chills. "For every rhyme I write, it's 25 to life."
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Hold your applause until the beginning.
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I've probably posted this before, but I need it now. And so do you. At this point in his career, Aaron could slay a wild boar with that voice.
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My new friend @Osferatu reminded me of my favorite boogaloo track featuring hand claps. Joe Bataan forever. (Stand clear of the closing doors.)
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Dedicated to all the ladies not infested with scabies. (Cooties are okay, I've built up a tolerance.)
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Bad day. Fatlip knows. "I go out like a sucker almost every day, in the back of your mind you're probably thinkin' I was gay."
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A dust-crusty ditty for you videogame heads. Just dirt, bleeps, and hand claps like thunder slaps.
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This is the song you play on repeat for the two hours before Little League practice that you're coolin' out on opium.
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I'm not going to try to talk you out of slicing open your wrists, I just recommend that you do it after listening to this song.
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Side A of a record I paid entirely too much for, titled _Ali Battles Mr. Tooth Decay_, featuring the players listed below. Sounds even better on wax.
Muhammad Ali, Howard Cosell, Frank Sinatra, Richie Havens, Jayne Kennedy, Ossie Davis, Arther Morrison – Side 1
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From one of my most prized records, _Bill Cosby Talks to Kids About Drugs_, which I found at a garage sale. Thank you, 1970s. Fucking brilliant.
