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The Greatest Rapper Who Never Lived
by Jim Colton
A small time 2000s rap album gets resurrected decades later with the help of Suno.AI technology. Each episode dives deep into the dated sports and pop culture references and the backstory of one obscure rec league basketball team in suburban Chicago. It's both an exploration of technology changing the world around us and a celebration of the bonds between friends that have stood the test of time. Hosted by Jim Colton and Jason Colton.
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2 - Nothin' But The Dogg In Me
A small time 2000s rap album gets resurrected and re-engineered decades later with the help of Suno.AI technology. This episode covers "Nothin' But the Dogg In Me", the title track (Track 2). Hosts and brothers Jason Colton and Jim Colton (aka Jimmy C) have special guest, Wegobomber point-forward Matt Haiduk (aka The Duker) on to discuss growing up in the suburbs of Chicago in the 90s and his role on the Team Wegobomber rec league basketball team while balancing law school. Then the guys discuss the reimagined, Suno.AI-version of the title track before seeking Matt's expert legal opinion on the direction of Artificial Intelligence and intellectual property. References: Original "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" on YouTube Original "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" on SoundCloud Reimagined "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me (2024)" on Spotify Reimagined "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me (2024)" on SoundCloud "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" 2000 album on YouTube "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" 2000 album on SoundCloud "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" 2024 with all bonus tracks on SoundCloud
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1 - It's Game Time
A small time 2000s rap album gets resurrected and re-engineered decades later with the help of Suno.AI technology. This episode covers "It's Game Time", the opening track. Hosts and brothers Jason Colton and Jim Colton (aka Jimmy C) discuss growing up in the suburbs of Chicago in the 80s and 90s, the Team Wegobomber rec league basketball team, the origins of the Jimmy C & the Wegobomber Crew rap album and the steps taken to reimagine "It's Game Time" in 2024 using Suno.AI. 02:51 The Genesis of the Rap Album 04:12 The Influence of Basketball and Friendship 11:26 Exploring the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Music 25:21 Revisiting the Original Album 41:36 It's Game Time: A Deep Dive 42:27 The Story Behind Wegobomber 44:12 Verse Two: A Closer Look 47:11 The Challenges of Creating with Suno.AI 56:26 The New Version of 'It's Game Time' 01:14:08 The Matrix Remix References: Original "It's Game Time" on YouTube Original "It's Game Time" on SoundCloud Reimagined "It's Game Time (2024)" on Spotify Reimagined "It's Game Time (2024)" on SoundCloud "It's Game Time (Matrix Mixx)" on SoundCloud "It's Game Time (Extended Matrix Mixx)" on SoundCloud "Elf in the City" Christmas song on SoundCloud "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" 2000 album on YouTube "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" 2000 album on SoundCloud "Nothin' But The Dogg in Me" 2024 with all bonus tracks on SoundCloud
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A small time 2000s rap album gets resurrected decades later with the help of Suno.AI technology. Each episode dives deep into the dated sports and pop culture references and the backstory of one obscure rec league basketball team in suburban Chicago. It's both an exploration of technology changing the world around us and a celebration of the bonds between friends that have stood the test of time. Hosted by Jim Colton and Jason Colton.
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