dj screw june 27th da streets ain't right

he sped up the base speed of the slowed stuff and had different goals than screw, but he's always been saying r.i.p. watts was the first dj to a national release when he did the official chopping for 8ball and mjg. watts and the swishahouse have a list of tapes that's got a good share of classics.

sustained bass hit after hit layering over each other, sounding like a bass growl thru the chassis, trying to overheat the amp.įorget the screw nerds that can't get over watts saying he elevated what dj screw was doing. screwtapes on a real car system create a sustained rattle and rumble. slowing it down by five percent just throws off the balance and makes it sound like you're one of those guys with a system that only jams metallica. all those bright, perfect crisp beats are carefully balanced and tested to hit thru a pair of twelve inch subs sitting in a ported box behind your backseats. letting it play out, everything and the skits and the interludes slowed just enough to be dreary and soft.

right now, every south dj with a mixtape has to drop a 'screwed' version: photoshop blur onto the cover and slow it down five percent and get it out a week later. even z-ro and flip, who no doubt have nice collections of vintage grey tapes, still let dj paul wall touch their albums. Every south rapper nowadays gotta get some no name to slow down their cd.

Dj screw june 27th da streets ain't right