[PixelHarvest]

I really like the track that plays at around one minute and four seconds into the Windowlicker music video. Two guys put on a tape in their car before they roll up on the ladies and the song they play is ill. Does anybody know if this song actually exists anywhere outside of the music video? I wish ol' Richard D. James released some instrumental hip-hop tracks like that.

[depaffect]

dude it has the same bassline as windowlicker - obviously was made for the video - easy!

[faxwork]

I'm pretty sure RDJ has a bunch of variations of his works.

Probably just one of them. Same thing with the bit in the credits.

[Doppleganger]

Heres my favorite mix from an underated producer.

[Evelon]

Originally Posted by faxwork

Probably just one of them. Same thing with the bit in the credits.

I like the version at the end of the windowslicker video, when the credits roll. Sounds like a rough idea of the song, bare and raw, with swing/shuffle. It's on the Warp Vision: 1989-2004 video DVD.

[brokenbeat]

Wish I had what RDJ probably has: The ability to spend all the time he pleases on nothing but his music.

Yeah....I like both of the variations of the song. I honestly think the hip-hop bit is meant as a parody more than anything else though.

[faxwork]

Originally Posted by brokenbeat

I honestly think the hip-hop bit is meant as a parody more than anything else though.

Some guy on another forum described his music that way. A parody of something else that's already out there. He takes ideas that are already there, makes them better, and laughs about it.

It sounds like a parody, but it's still awesome.

[soundwave]

Originally Posted by faxwork

He takes ideas that are already there, makes them better, and laughs about it.

thats pretty much Windowlicker in a nutshell which is a huge 'fuck off' to all those big generic MTV hip hop producers