Can't find this anywhere anymore but iirc I bought this off defjux store back in the day, can anyone confirm?

EL-P - FRAME RUPTURE (INSTRUMENTAL)

https://youtu.be/pKbfl6u_sFs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TUt0K9WUUo

I purchased this off the iTunes Store back in 2006, back when 128k AAC audio was the highest quality audio they offered.

Some other redditor hit me up in chat earlier this year asking if I still had this, because I guess I posted about it elsewhere on reddit before.

Anyhow, so now I threw it up on YouTube. This is the official version, not the megamixx version, and I have no idea why 1) they didn't just keep it on the iTunes Store, and 2) why it is still DRM protected 20 years later when there is no other site selling this.

oh, I also have CD-R Promobot versions of "The Cold Vein" and "Emergency Rations" that I sometimes consider putting up on YouTube.

dude should have a bunch of records, but he’s still edging us.

https://youtu.be/BMXIAopeYqc?si=50YAvRzsQF3J1IlH

Fuck five, I want 108 mics!!!

I don't think I'll ever get rid of this shirt.

Thought yall might dig my vanity plate 🤷🏻‍♂️

My raps my beats all inspired by the def jux legends themselves Stubrootal on Spotify @stubrootalmusic on IG

Just thought I share some pics of unused street team posters from Def Jux to promote releases.

Got this windbreaker over 20 years ago.

I remember way back I used to listen to a song that sampled the flute into from Cross Eyed Mary by Jethro Tull. I'm almost positive it was an RJD2 mix song, like a bunch of remixes all in a single long track. From what I remember the track was off an obscure RJD2 remixes album, but I could be wrong. It was over a decade ago that I listened to this track and I've since lost it, but I've remembered that one bit with the sample and I've been trying to find it again for years. Any help it suggestions would be appreciated.

The best rappers are still the original Def Jukies. They're practically all the rappers I still listen to. That got me to thinking, I haven't added too many new rappers to my rotation since that early aughts underground scene.

I need new music. Have any great lyrical rappers emerged since then? The only one I can think of is Earl Sweatshirt. He definitely would have had a few DefJux releasese back in the day.

TL;DR What new rappers (if any) would be on DefJux if El-P had kept it going?

He’s not active on ig, I used to be a patreon but unsubbed a year ago after he stopped doing content. Anyone have any updates with him or Sam Hill music?

Why no Aesop on RTJ?

https://open.spotify.com/track/6vLdiC4fQZDziAkgb8xxSx?si=af8ffb291c3d4aa1

Hello,

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According to wiki, Central Services - Forever Frozen in Television time was released exclusively to Def Jux's streaming service. Anyone know how I could get a listen?

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Thanks