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“People = Shit” is the second track on Slipknot’s second album Iowa.
We are what we are, we just waste and we ruin and we corrupt, and we destroy,“ so People=Shit basically because we are our own worst enemy, we are going to be the end of the earth and no one seems to give a shit.
- Shawn Crahan
It follows on from track 1, “(515),” on which Sid (#0) Wilson shouts “People = Shit,” played backwards. While they were recording Iowa, Sid’s grandfather died and Ross Robinson decided to use Sid’s grief and anger as part of the recording process. If you listen carefully you can hear sobs interspersed with the reversed screams.
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Guilty is the debut and most successful single of Blue’s third studio album “Guilty”, released in October 2003. The single peaked at #2 on the UK Singles Chart, #29 on the Australian Top 40, at #14 in New Zealand and #6 in Ireland. The song has received a Silver sales status certification for sales of over 200,000 copies in the UK, and is produced by Eliot Kennedy.
In this sad, yet beautiful song, the members of Blue reaches out to a girl who has left them, asking for a second chance. A real heartbreak song.
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Still Crusin' is from Game’s promotional album Westside Story and features “The Godfather Of Gangsta Rap”, Eazy-E himself. Eazy’s verse is here taken from the song “Switchez” from the Impact of a Legend EP.
The song samples Eazy’s Boyz n The Hood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwPMKozHPCM
which samples Whordini’s “I’m a ho”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=-Sa5z06RUJY
The song has also a few voice-samples and many references to Dr. Dre’s West Coast classic “The Chronic”.
The album is free for download at DatPiff.
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Chester Bennington of Linkin Park sings the dark themed song “System”, which is produced by Jonathan Davis of Korn for the Queen of the Damned soundtrack (released March 1, 2002).
Jonathan Davis also recorded a version of this song himself, but it was never released.
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A sad yet beautiful song from Rocko’s mixtape Gift of Gab 2. The song contains samples from “Breaking Ties (Flow Mix)” by OceanLab, performed by English singer Justine Suissa.
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“Breaking Ties” is the 4th track on OceanLab’s debut album Sirens of the Sea, with Justine Suissa on vocal.
A beautiful, yet sad song about breaking ties in a relationship. The song was released as the third single of the album 14th of July, 2008.
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