Jun 092005

Quasimoto: Rappcats Music Video
From The Further Adventures of Lord Quas [Stones Throw, 2005]

Well not exactly, but Quas comes about as close as anybody could in the span of 120 seconds. The more I’ve let the new album marinate, the more I dig it. A lot of people hate on his voice, but I think it’s the perfect manifestation of Madlib’s most sucessfull alter ego.

The video for “Rappcats” is nothing more than a montage of some of hip hop’s most influential and underappreciated. Watch it-it’s good for you.

5 Responses to “Hip Hop History in 2 Minutes”

  1. killermike says:

    This doesn't really have anything to do with the video, but I think it's kind of uncanny how similar "Rappcats" is to Edan's "Fumbling Over Words That Rhyme." They're both laundry lists of past greats, obviously, but even musically, the breaks and the chorus vocal samples sound a lot alike. I'm not saying either of them was biting, they just must have been on the same wavelength.

  2. I'm glad someone else is diggin the new Quas shit. Lately I've noticed that critics have been tearing it apart (overanalysis perhaps)—whereas before it came out, some said it could be the best hip hop record of the year. I don't even try to enumerate favorite songs or albums…mostly it just depends on my mood. But I definitely think this shit is ill.

  3. Connor says:

    Yeah I've noticed I like it a lot more than most people who've heard it.

  4. Big Surge says:

    that video has some hysterical footage.

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