The freshman Flame Bomb band first rehearsed two songs that Bai Quinn had published to hone the team.

The overall effect after running-in was pretty good, only George Morrowd was not strong enough. He liked several other songs with stronger electronic music styles than ordinary pop rock.

Only when the running-in is over will you start recording the color thing justlikethis.

In this song, Shannon, as a keyboard, is very easy to get fussed and then make mistakes. It is theoretically feasible to control the upper and lower keyboards and a DJ500 at the same time, but it will always cause problems when operating.

George Morrod would also give comments on Bai Quinn's loop recorded in advance, feeling that the tone could not make him feel "pores were completely opened", which is what the old man said.

So he invited Bai Quinn to his studio to re-record the loop. Later, he found that time was tight, so George had to move his equipment over.

The recording work is actually very boring and different from live performances. The professional method is that each instrument must be recorded separately, mixed after sampling, and then the effect is consistent with the expectations before the band members can be gathered together to practice together.

While others were practicing or recording alone, Bai Quinn and Old George squeezed in front of the computer, relying on a keyboard and computer software, they kept exploring the sound rhythm of the dance switch that could turn on the human beings hidden in the genes.

Perhaps because of the body structure, most people's voice performance in the morning is always not perfect, so the recording work usually starts after lunch and continues until late at night.

It didn't matter to the young people. Even Old George was working day by day. After a week, the dark circles became worse and worse, the bags of the eyes became bigger, and the hair was no longer meticulously combed backwards, gradually becoming messy.

Fortunately, everyone's work efficiency is pretty good, and the four songs of "Just Likethis, Iidon'tissathing, Det NNS and Radioactive" have finally been recorded.

Rza also arrived in Los Angeles at this time.

Rza is the soul of the black rap group Wudang Gang. His real name is Robert Diggs. His cousin has a stage name "gza". The core of the Wudang Gang, which has a total of more than ten people, is rza, gza and ol'dirtybastard.

Rza has been having hip-hop since the late 1980s and is well-known in the underground music circles in New York.

Because of his liking for Chinese Kung Fu movies and his interest in Eastern philosophy, Rza and others began to call their rap group Wudang Gang, and signed a contract with Ra Records in the name of the "Wudang Gang" group.

The first big-selling album of the Wudang Gang in 1993 was Wudang vs Shaolin. Rza divided the group into Wudang and Shaolin factions, and the rap styles of different gangs were different.

With a bit of oriental mysticism and the distinctive personality of each member, the audience felt it was cool, which made the Wudang Gang become popular.

But everyone knows that black people at the bottom want to stand out, no matter whether they are engaged in music or sports, they will always be related to gangs. Gangs are like air in black civilian areas, everywhere.

At the beginning, hip-hop singers relied on gang underground channels to sell tapes they recorded. When they had disputes with other hip-hop musicians, they also relied on gang support. Sometimes they would do some drug trafficking and money laundering to earn some extra money.

Rza was arrested for a shooting incident and almost went to jail.

The fourth album released by the Wudang Gang at the end of 1995 is known as the glory of the bandit hip-hop. Many of the lyrics in this album are cursing the police and singing praises to the streets, singing brotherhood and drug trafficking. One of the singers mentioned the Gambino family and claimed that they had helped them transport drugs.

This angered Mr. Philip, and in some cases, the lyrics could become the testimony of the court.

I don’t know who proposed the punishment. In short, Bai Quinn received a notice that Rza will work with him to perform the rap part of his new album, and give up all the power of creators to work in vain. If there is a performance in the future, he will share the performance.

Originally, Bai Quinn just wanted to find a rap to sing the lyrics he dug out of the fragments of memory for feelgoodin.

The form of "rap" is very novel, combining hip-hop and rock. Not only Bai Quinn, but also experienced David Geffen and George Morrod, all judged that this form would definitely be very popular and lead the trend.

Since he caught a hip-hop big guy like Rza, Bai Quinn, based on the principle of not wasting and getting more wool, he threw away two songs with strong rhythm, Demns and Radioactive. Please ask Rza to make a rap lyrics into it to form a new chorus version.

Rza came to Los Angeles after writing the lyrics and soundtracks. He rented a private plane and showed up in Geffen Records' studio in Santa Monica without any warning.

"hei...yo!qb!" rza sat on the chair and waved his hand, saying hello.

Rza's several followers also looked at people with their chins raised, looking arrogant.

Bai Quinn didn't care about these things. He is now able to use the Aq spirit skillfully. Rza is here to help him work and make money. So what about the attitude? Americans will lose their pockets in the future.

"Welcome, rza!"

Bai Quinn glanced at Rza's followers with his eyes. Rza immediately understood what he meant and explained: "There's no way, qb, I'm in the war zone now!"

Bai Quinn knew what he was saying was that the East Coast hip-hop war had been in trouble for more than a year. Although the bad boy records that bragged about the East Coast were represented by the East Coast were bad boy records, and the Wudang Gang did not participate in it in depth. However, as a hip-hop singer from New York, there were also many singers in the Wudang Gang who had supported bad boys, who had been involved in it and could not watch the fire from the other side.

Therefore, the west coast where Sognett's death row record is located is indeed a "war zone" for Rza.

"There is no need to be so nervous. There are too many people, which will interfere with our recording work." This is true. Five or six big bosses come in and out, and it is difficult for musicians to concentrate.

Bai Quinn thinks Rza isn't really scared. Can a gunman suddenly pop up in the recording studio?

He took the opportunity to show himself "strength". I have subordinates, but my subordinates are cruel enough. The implication is: "Don't mess with me!"

To be honest, the black man’s street style is quite low!

"Be careful, there is no big mistake! A friend of Sugnet was killed in Atlanta, and the gunman was not found. The guy kept looking for someone to retaliate. I don't want to be a victim of beef!"
Chapter completed!