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two tone committe, blackalicious,roots manuva, aesop rock, sage francis, krs 1, 2nd nature, latyryx, the roots, j5, new flesh, symbolic, DJ Shadow, BobMarley, Michael Jackson, Faith no More, Bob Dylan, RHCP, Fugazi, Johnny Cash, The Clash, blockhead, King Tubby, Sublime, King Prawn, Megageff, Saul Williams, Propaghandi, James Brown, Massiva Attack, Miles Davis, Dead Kennedys, Herbie Hancock, Fingathing, Bill Withers, Aphex twin, Prince, Queen, Parliament, Manu Chau, Mr Bungle, Blak Twang, Herbaliser, Cypress Hill, ninja Tunes, DJ Vadim, Portishead, Chris Clark, Max Romeo, Mad Professor, Skatelites, Barington Levy, Edwin Starr, Irn Maiden, Jimmy Hendrix, The Doors, Laurant Garnier, MC Solaar, RATM, No Means No, Dave Brubeck, J.S. Bach, The Pixies, Asian Dub Foundation, The Police, Beach Boys, Boney M, Operation Ivy, Nina Simone, Drexcia, Green Day, Peter Tosh, Prodigy, Miss Kitten, Lord Kitchener, Ths Sex Pistols, Kraftwerk, Thomas the Search Engine, Aretha Franklin, Public Enemy, Pendulum, Lee Perry, Billy Bragg, Daft Punk, The Selector, Led Zepellin, Underworld, Minor Threat, DJ Premier, Weezer, Beastie Boys, Funkadelic, Poets of Rhythm, Talvin Singh, Bad religion, Madness, Matisyahu, Foreign Beggars,
folk music, funk music, dub, rock and punk music, reggae, jazz, electro, techno, hip hop, bass and treble, any beat, the steel sky and the rhythm of the rain drumming on the street.
Your influences make you who you are and the music you put out comes from all the music that you've heard. But its pretty hard to figure out what they all are. We're grateful to them and many others we havn't mentioned, for entertaining us, inspiring us, and giving us ideas for our own music. We couldn't have done it without them.
Artists still need to make money. But it's the large companies that make the most out of the record industry as it is. Current copyright laws have to change; tecnology has moved on and they need to change with it. This change is inevitable. But change is good. The ideas of the past are our birthright; this doesnt just apply to music but to science, all arts and culture. On the internet they can be available to anyone who can access a computer. We like it that our music is available to everyone. We want as many people as possible to hear it. We just hope you like it. It is part of the Copyleft EP which is available to download from many different places on the internet. For example, www.littlerockrecords.com,
www.ccmixter.org, www.soundclick.com, www.creativecommons.org |
