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Who Still Kill Sound?
2004 studio album by Kid606 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Who Still Kill Sound? is a studio album by American electronic music artist Kid606.[1] It was released in 2004 through his own Tigerbeat6 imprint. The compact disc edition of the album included an extra set of bonus tracks, and Japanese and Australian editions of the disc (released through ROMZ and Valve Records, respectively) included two extra tracks on top of the standard CD track listing.
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Critical reception
Now wrote that Kid606 "irreverently rips through rec-room raves and pounding ragga riots, moves on to booty-bumpin' cheerleader jams and detours briefly into goofy acid house before getting busy with some boomin' Dirty South crunkness."[7]
Track listing
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All tracks are written by Miguel Depedro, except where noted.
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Samples used
- "Yr Inside the Smallest Rave On Earth" samples Boogie Nights and "Trip II The Moon (Part 2)" by Acen.
- "Slammin' Ragga Bootleg Track" samples "Bongo Bong/Je Ne T'Aime Plus" by Manu Chao, "Amen, Brother" by The Winstons, and "Life Could" by Rotary Connection.
- "Rudestyleindiejunglistmassive" samples South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut
- "Cex Remix I Forgot To Finish" samples "Texas Menstrates" by Cex.
- "Ass Scratch Beaver" samples "Air Scratch Battle" by Com.A
Credits
Adapted from the Who Still Kill Sound? liner notes.[8]
- Miguel Depedro - production, music
- Sue Cie - vocals ("Ladies" and "Roll With It")
- Joel Trussel - artwork
- Christopher Davidson - mastering (credited as Antimatter)
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