My name is Roscoe Foster and this is The Rascal Theorist page. You may have heard of me... If not, i fully intend to change that. I am currently recording my solo CD New Frequency. Thx to everyone who enjoys our music..its been a long time coming. Look for releases from Ikhan and Bobb E Vox soon..Also we will be getting together to record a new Muse Machine stuff as well. Well thats the plan anyway LOL..For now..come on in..make yourself at home enjoy the rides and games..and always remember..RasWorld is Ur World in 3D

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My name is Antowan Hallmon Chief Operating Officer of a newly formed record label here in Madison named BluWorld Entertainment & Empowerment Inc...... We'd like to invite everyone to sample some of our music FREE! We at BluWorld Records would like to introduce the Founder, President, and flagship artist of BluWorld Records named "THE RASCAL THEORIST". He is described as a "genre-defying" artist, because he is a very diverse artist that produces and performs various types of music, and is very hard to put in just one category, he plays everything from rock, pop, r&b, soul, top 40, and jazz. "THE RASCAL THEORIST" is creating a serious online buzz now even in other countries l...

delay of New Frequency: Due to extenuating circumstances beyond our control, the 'New Frequency' release has been pushed back to Feb 23rd 2010. We apologize to all our fans and ask for your continued support and patience. The plus side is the bonus tracks to come

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I can’t say enough good things about this. Super smooth throwback style complete with horns, they have put together this fabulous collection of new tunes in a classic style. What else could you want out of music? Cool beat, clean keyboards, classic wah-pedal rhythm guitar held down by claps on 2 and 4, and all held down by a perfect bass line.

The second section is excellent. They take the simple theme from the beginning and maximize what it can do. Brilliant how the song breaks open, like the song starts over, bass and drums go alone for a few bars and then the brass and keyboards fill the sound back up. Where everything had been built around 4 in the...

Heartstrings: So im working on a new track called heartstrings..a TRT version and a Scorpio version..mines will be the one posted just w vox..hers will be more NeoSoul based and groove a lil more..im excited..its taken 9 yrs but we finally got to work together and hopefully we will do much more in the future....one more member of the Complex Family ( thats my name for us..not anything official) Meanwhile..preliminary plans ahve gone forth for work on the new Muse Machine stuff..we are still sorting it all out and will keep u posted.

Beginning of Story.....: I think ive figured out the lineup...the first half will be the party songs..the electric afterparty...second side the rock and introspective stuff...Electric aftermath..climaxing with.....well you'll just have to wait and see now wont you

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Posted: 20 Sep 2009 11:44 am Post subject: The Rascal Theorist - This Love Eternal
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This Love_Eternal

This is so sweet and smooth. A real throwback to the classic golden age of Motown. Except for the high quality sound, the super stereo drums and a few other tell tale signs of modern recording techniques, you would swear this tune had been written and recorded forty years ago. They could throw some vinyl dust and scratch sound on it, turn up the midrange and you would say, “How come I never heard this hit before?�.

I think I have mentioned this before but the bass p...

And another one: Artificial Wonders wrote:
Rascal Theorist wrote:
i dont know if you have ever reviewd a track of mines..hmmmm its possible..oh well lol

here goes

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8023350

thx in advance


I kept waiting for "it". Then kept waiting... then kept waiting... and then by God, IT HAPPENED. The funkalicious masterpiece missing from the slew of super-high rated tracks - anything and everything from the newer works of Rascal Theorist, but ESPECIALLY... The Electric Aftermath?! SIR, I AM HONORED.

But that would imply this song is without flaws, wouldn't it? And we just observed that I seem to have repaired the digging shovel into tip-top shape, ready to dive deep...

its shocking: Rascal Theorist wrote:
Hey big..here's the latest offering i hope you enjoy

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8023350

thx in advnce for you time and consideration


The Electric Aftermath - This is quite groovy. Definate throwback to some 70's funk/soul. The percussion is patricularly nice. There is a lot going on here and changeups are common. The bass carries a lot of funk to it. The vocals are excellent performance-wise. The mix is very good considering all the elements you are using. The only thing that sounds a little too synthetic is the piano but its not too bad. Overall it was a very enjoyable listen. Thumbs up.
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another Aftermath experience: is this the temptations? the opening had that feel.
wow, soulful singing my dude. This is cool as all get out(where did that expression come from?) I love the funk guitar, I always loved that style of playing, the bass is hot in this song. I'm riding it like a wave baby. this is really quite original to my ears, man that bass is hot! more funk than a mens locker room. another interesting song structure, unorthodox in your approach, but you pulled it off flawlessly.
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this is some booty shaking, head nodding, funked out groove, with a mellow twist,
i say TASTY

the Aftermath has begun:
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The Electric Aftermath

This is ssssoooooo coooooollll! What totally excellent title cut for your new project. I love it.

This draws me back to some groovin soul from the 70’s, a time when the beat was pulling away from disco and finding its own direction borrowing from some Motown hits and earlier material. Anybody remember a song called “Groove Line”? Of course you remember “Brick House”. The difference here is that the lyrics are much more mature, appealing to the mind.

Every track on here is killer, the bass track is spectacular. A great example of how the rests of silence are just as important as the notes of sound. It’s the breaks and the tight stop s...

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