Never seen this Parappa track before - it's like the dream realised. On a side note dstill you should really check out Parappa it's charms are unending.

On a side note, Busdriver used what to me sounded like a direct rip off a beat of Parappa on his recent track Avantcore.
Junior | Homepage | 03.24.05 - 4:16 pm | #

AAAHHHSHHHIIIITTT!!!!!!!

Now that you got this podfeed shizzle, I put my iTunes playlist on ear fuzz, and it's a tight li'l mix. Heat serious.
taza_one | Homepage | 03.25.05 - 3:34 am | #

This post along with your other De La post just goes to prove that almost anything they touch is straight heat. It begs the question, can they do no wrong?
Mervin Jensen | Homepage | 03.26.05 - 8:54 pm | #

it seems so obvious NOW, but once you pointed out that De La Soul structure their lyrics to the beat I UNDERSTAND WHY IT SOUNDS SO WEIRD, and the WEIRD is part of what makes the song "work"

nice
Matt Gaffney | Homepage | 03.28.05 - 12:58 am | #

Thanx a lot for the Parappa-track...unbeliveably FUNKY. I really like De La Soul, and you just added another reason to love 'em even more.
Thanx again
dj A | 03.28.05 - 1:04 pm | #

dope tracks, great writing, funky diggin', earfuzz my place these days...
thebeathunters | Homepage | 03.29.05 - 1:15 pm | #

Not too hard to find the Parappa 7" on eBay. There's a picture disk version and another limited press that's individually numbered. Nice for De La completists
Drew Huge | 03.30.05 - 5:47 am | #

De La wrote all of they lyrics for the actual game Parappa the Rappa (the first one only, I'm pretty sure). I'm sure they got a decent check for their work too.
Remy LeBeau | 04.05.05 - 2:58 am | #