Kutmasta Kurt - Masters of Illusion: 3 Championship Rings - 7-INCH SINGLE [7 inch Vinyl Disc]

(2-LP Color Splatter Vinyl Set) To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of KutMasta Kurt presents Masters Of Illusion featuring Kool Keith and Motion Man Threshold Recorsings, drops a Special Limited Edition of 250 copies on Dope Splatter Vinyl; Packed in an Extra Thick Gatefold Jacket with fancy Matte Finish and Printed Lyrics inside! Considered on of Kool Keith's best and showcasing Kut Masta Kurt's top tier production and the amazing Bay Area Rhyme Bomber Motion Man. The album also features guest appearances by DJ Babu of Dilated Peoples, DJ Rhettmatc of The Beat Junkies and DJ Revolution of The World Famous Wake-Up Show. Don't sleep!

Rome 1839, Palazzo Poli one of Liszt's Roman concerts has gained significance in the history of music. A prominent audience of high ecclesiastical and secular dignitaries listened to Liszt's performances. Strangely enough, it was at this concert that Liszt took the risk of introducing a new type of program, as he decided for the first time to dispense with the participation of other artists and to conduct the evening entirely on his own. This was the first Inchsolo piano recitalInch or, as Liszt jokingly put it InchThe first of my boring musical monologues, which I now want to give everywhere in future. Le Concert c'est moi!Inch This album by Kateryna Titova presents live recordings as well as recordings made as part of an eponymous exhibition at the museum at Liszt's birthplace Raiding, featuring, among others, the so-called Dante Sonata, Liebestraume Nos. 2 & 3, two Paganini etudes as well as the first Mephisto Waltz.

Combining straight-up, undecorated hip-hop beats with a fun house's worth of eerie goofiness is the way producer/remixer Kutmasta Kurt woos folks like the Beastie Boys, Linkin' Park, Kool Keith, and a sizable portion of the underground rap fan base. The title of his stunning, career-spanning compilation, Redneck Games, is just another joke from the Mexican-wrestling, mask-wearing producer, a man who's too street to be redneck and too hardcore to play games. Besides his work with the Beasties, Kurt's highest profile track has to be his remix of Linkin Park's InchIn the EndInch - included here. It's one of the most real mixes of hip-hop attitude and alt-metal angst, but everything else is down-low, killer street stuff. That doesn't mean Redneck Games is inaccessible; Kurt's beats are as lively and engaging as they are visceral and urgent. The word-filled InchRedemptionInch from Blackalicious is positively bouncy in Kurt's remix, and that the great Inch360 DegreesInch from Del and Mr. Lif didn't burn up radio must be radio's misjudgment since the beat is right there and demands repeat listens. You can't experience the way the man evenly tempers an album by this loose collection of tracks, but the man who has most benefited from Kurt's full-length mentality, Kool Keith, is brilliantly represented by the mad-funky InchI Don't Believe You.Inch Motion Man's InchShow Up for PracticeInch should be on every motivational mixtape you make from now on, and if Kurt's scratching on Planet Asia and 427's InchBringin' It BackInch doesn't get your party started, it's hopeless. If your hip-hop needs are a solid beat topped with wild ideas and mad skills sprinkled on top, Redneck Olympics is 22 tracks of funky noise for your pleasure and a taste of Kutmasta Kurt's great contribution to hip-hop. - David Jeffries