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MH-208 Jel - 10 Seconds  From Mantronix to Marley Marl, the Beastie Boys to Large Professor, the Bomb Squad to Dj Muggs, and the Rza to Jel, the SP-1200 has been the most important instrument in hip-hop's short history. Named after the unit's criminally small amount of sample time, 10 Seconds pays homage to hip-hop's past without ever sounding dated. Featuring the signature drum programming and sample selection that has made him a favorite in underground circles, the instrumental format of 10 Seconds allows Jel the opportunity to structure his tracks without limitation. The result is a full-length that flows while maintaining the standard hip-hop boom-bap and is sure to go down as blueprint for future hip-hop instrumentals. |
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| An impressive compilation of a beat-maker whose close attention to detail is definitely paying off - CMJ / This is Jel at his finest - Synthesis / One of hip-hop's most innovative beat merchants - Mean Street / Instrumental hip-hop doesn't get much better than this - Alternative Press |
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| No, silly, it's not ten seconds long. It's twenty-three tasty slices of instrumental hip-hop full of fat beats matched with clever samples (using an old-school E-mu SP-1200 sampler, with it's limit of ten seconds per sample) that seem to fall in all the right spots. Several tracks clock in at an interlude-ish average of a minute. In fact, a string of ten short tracks in the middle play like a Dj mix. Definitely not your everyday hip-hop. - Yolk |
2XLP/Out Of Print