Great idea. What I would keep in mind is that the final version, whatever it is, should be entertaining to listen too. I think the version that will work best is if you can remix all the curse words into a new song. If you can find to separate the voice and beat, I would play the curse words for several seconds, then go into the beat, and switch back and forth from them.

Some other options:

Play the curse words to another song, like classical or country music.

Play off the whole DJ Dangermouse Grey Album project and remix to a Beatles song.

Make it into a academic study. Graph the curse words per minute on a chart. Play a curse-heavy clip of the song, and mark each curse word with a sound, or add audio commentary. (At 1:42, we have the first "pussy-fuck-fuck" combination. The internal onomatopedia harkens the listener back to a time where...)

I could probably help out with the last one.

I like the idea but I think it would be better executed using an instrumental of the song.

Instead of all the empty space, the beat would play and every once and a while you'd hear "bitch!" or "muthafucka!" and it would be a truly strange experience.

Now *that's* what I call music! The instrumental+swearing sounds like an excellent idea, but I can't imagine there ever was an instrumental version of this recorded...

OH GOD I LOVE THIS

There was an instrumental version but it's vinyl only...

chase it down!!!! get that instrumental and do it, THAT would be fucking ace.

I like the long version, with all the silence. It's not really a song, so it shouldn't be judged as one. Great work. If you produced a version using an instrumental, that would rock out as well.

Mat Hall:
There's always an instrumental recorded. It's just a matter of how hard it is to find.

I dig it, the odd pauses, broken up with loud flashes of "muthahfuckah", somehting Andy Warhol might have done... if he got into hiphop. Good show old man!

motherfucker fuck ass pussy ass pussy bitch shit motherfucker motherfucker motherfucker bitch

haha, greatest idea ever!

This is like the mp3 that had every utterance of "fuck" (or variation thereof) from Scarface in it. Sounds good...

On a related topic there's a track called "In Spanish" by Ruben Garcia which is the old "Meaning of Fuck" skit by George Carlin over a hip-hop groove. Very nice song.

http://www.groovedis.com/lp/various/spainisdifferent/spainisdifferent.asp

This is too good for you not to get a threatening letter of some sort from Aftermath or the RIAA or God knows who for stealing their content.

I'm going to release the full album on my site in a couple of weeks and if I don't get a cease and desist I will be disapointed. Thanks for all the feedback and ideas, this is great.

Very very cool! I am a huge fan of old school rap and don't really like the new stuff. I can rap this whole song from memory and it was fun to try and stay on beat with the silent version.

I can beleive I didn't think of this!

My man DJ Richie Rich has a copy... I'll ask him next time I see him.

I downloaded the instrumental version and plugged in the "full swear" version. The instrumental doesn't line up perfectly with the actual song, so it took some fiddling to get it to sync. The result isn't really that interesting. I would agree that maybe cutting up the swear words into the song in a more creative fashion might turn into something more listenable.

How funny would a video explicit-only edit of Deadwood be?

Nobody mentioned the beautiful Nina Gordon acoustic version, or Big Bad Baz's christmas version.

d00d, this is like, so w1ck3d !
Actually, this thing just made my day, good job !!!

That made my day! My frickin' frackin' left side is a'hurtin'!

My dad likes to comment on the failing standards of modern music (eg. he thinks it's nothing but the word motherfucker repeated to a beat) - I might play him this to confirm his worst fears :)

Nice. It's kind of weird listening to a moment of silence, then the word "muthafucka" comes out of nowhere.

i played around with your idea
and created what might be the first remix of
the explicit-only album.

http://s51.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3PHL1UWPAHI762FQGGZL7CX553

You all crack me up. Teeth, I loved the remix and had to post it. I also posted a link to the "Explicit Content Only" version of Gangsta Gangsta, enjoy:
http://www.blog.ni9e.com/archives/2005/04/explicit_conten.html

ok, I finally got it all done:
http://ni9e.com
I've really enjoyed everyone's comments, thanks all.

brilliant!

Bastardizing a landmark work of music for a joke is just sad in my opinion. I fail to see the point. Anyone who thinks this is great, fine... but make sure you have heard the entire album as it was originally intended. If you just like to hear curse words for a giggle, the suggestion to download some George Carlin is probably more your thing.

J-Zone's Edit These off A Job Ain't Nuthin But Work

He pulls off an "odd-maid style" 'reverse the curse' where he goes and fucks with a verse of his own rhymes, bleeping over the noncurses so they shine through. Hilarious and brilliant, so he beat you to it...

Great idea! I was inspired to have a bit of fun taking all of these tracks and combining them into one track to present the entire album of superlatives as one song. 42 seconds total:

http://www.rocketboom.com/extra/nwa/rb_remix_nwa.mp3

Denis Leary would say: "Well, i think i smell a law suit in that one, what do you think?"

Still it's great and i know a few conservatives/republicans who'd really enjoy the explicit only version! ;-)

Can't wait for the full album!

this is gold. i want the whole album so i can bump it in my ride.

I think it's hilarious!
Keep it up!
Mash-Ups have been done all over the place and we still dig 'em, so why not keep doing what you like doing?
The important thing is that it makes us think about how often certain words are relied on in a song like that.
In my 'hood, it sounds like the perfect drive mix for the young, white and snotty wanna-be gangsters.
They seem to love to play stuff like this really loud when we are all stuck in traffic lights.

what a pointless fucking waste of time

great idea, and well done.

I would take off the posting off the whole song, that's what will get you in trouble more likely than a remix for non-commercial use.

Hey...the edit is short enough to be a ringtone. Anyone know how to do that?

omg that was one of the best things I've heard in a long time. massive props.

this is the greatest thing ever. in all of history. the lightbulb pales in comparison to your 19.4 second versin of straight outa compton. i am in awe. why i didnt think of this first is beyond me. brilliant. absolutley brilliant.

what the fuck...? this was a link on milkandcookies.com .... shit that's fucking weak.

That was corny as hell.

Eric Cartman. I'm imagining the edited version done by Eric Cartman.

Hilarious.

Definitely keep playing with it, I think there's actually a lot that could be done. Oh, I am muchly amused.

this is dope.
i´m waitin for the whole album...

Good idea! IT's about m#th%rf*ck'n time!

I like the idea of using instrumentals and putting the explicit lyrics over it. Besides, if you've listened to a lot of NWA, apart from the drop ins and scratches, a lot of it is very simple and repetative. Use a few hours in your audio editor of choice cutting it up and youd have the instrumentals in no time

Lol I HAD AN INSTRUMENTAL on my computer its not hard to find its called limewire lol

Yes! Nice blog for all.

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can someone tell me where and how to find an instrumental version of the song, thanks