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Hip-Hop Salad

From: D. Grant Smith
Length: 59:01

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As both a tribute to the late Adam Youch as well as a means of illustrating the joint influence of Hip-Hop in other styles of music and other styles influence on Hip-Hop, this mix of music features indie and iconic flavors of music. Read the full description.

Theappetizer_2_small Unless you think about it consciously, there are influences of various kinds within every style of music. You might not realize that something that seems so iconic itself, like Hip-Hop, has been influenced by styles of music that are very different from it. At the same time, Hip-Hop's influence into styles that are different from it is very apparent too. In diving into this subject and tasting for ourselves the power of the cross-influence, we also look at the music and influence of the late Adam Youch of The Beastie Boys as both a performer and a producer.

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Piece Description

Unless you think about it consciously, there are influences of various kinds within every style of music. You might not realize that something that seems so iconic itself, like Hip-Hop, has been influenced by styles of music that are very different from it. At the same time, Hip-Hop's influence into styles that are different from it is very apparent too. In diving into this subject and tasting for ourselves the power of the cross-influence, we also look at the music and influence of the late Adam Youch of The Beastie Boys as both a performer and a producer.

Broadcast History

Originally aired on KACU, KTRL, KVLU.

Timing and Cues

This is a 59 minute program with no breaks

Musical Works

Title Artist Album Label Year Length
Shazam! Beastie Boys To The 5 Boroughs. Capitol Records 2004 02:26
Roots In Stereo P.O.D. Testify. Atlantic 2006 04:42
Thunder Matisyahu Light (Bonus Track Version). Sony Music 2009 02:54
Nite Becomes Day Citizen Cope The Clarence Greenwood Recordings. Arista Records 2003 04:53
Undeniable Mat Kearney Nothing Left To Lose. Aware Records 2007 04:25
Hey Ya Obadiah Parker Obadiah Parker Live. mudhutdigital.com 2007 04:27
Heartless William Fitzsimmons Heartless-Single. Mercer Street Records 2007 04:42
Angel J Cash & Jon Young Angel (Acoustic Version). Sky Scrapin' Entertainment 2009 04:03
Thugz Mansion (Nas Version) (Clean) 2Pac Better Dayz. Amaru Entertainment Inc 2002 04:12
Pow Beastie Boys Check Your Head (Delixe Edition). Capitol Records 1992 02:13
Kiss Me Thru the Phone (Acoustic Guitar In the Style of Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em) Bryce Larsen Hip Hop Un-Popped! (EP) . Triple Pop 2009 03:19
Curbside Prophet Jason Mraz Waiting For My Rocket To Come. Elektra Entertainment 2002 03:34
B-Boys In the Cut Beastie Boys Hot Sauce Committee Part Two. Capitol Records 2011 02:33
Poetry Of Life Elemint Born Fresh. iNdie 2010 03:01
The Autobiography Stalley MadStalley: The Autobiography. Stalley 2011 02:45
Another Tattoo (Parody of “Nothin’ On You” By B.o.B. feat. Bruno Mars) Weird Al Yankovic Alpocalypse. Volcano Entertainment III 2011 02:49
Fibonacci Sequence Beastie Boys The Mix-Up (Bonus Tracks) – EP. Capitol Records 2008 02:55

Additional Credits

Lindsay Katt does our theme song; Paul Nixon does our Voice-Overs

Related Website

http://appetizerradio.com