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* NotChristianRock: ''Faith''.
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* GenreMashup: Wiki/ThatOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basehead#Music_and_lyrics lists]] numerous styles incorporated into Basehead's music, which include {{Blues}}, {{Funk}}, hip hop, pop, PsychedelicRock and R&B.
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* GenreMashup: Wiki/ThatOtherWiki Website/ThatOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basehead#Music_and_lyrics lists]] numerous styles incorporated into Basehead's music, which include {{Blues}}, {{Funk}}, hip hop, pop, PsychedelicRock and R&B.
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Basehead is an AlternativeRock and AlternativeHipHop group from Washington, D.C. usually comprised of Michael Ivey and whoever he can get to play with him. Ivey's 1992 release as Basehead, ''Play With Toys'', was recorded by Ivey, who played the guitars, sung and contributed skit vocals on the album, and any musician friend that happened to drop by his house, contributing other instruments and DJ scratching. The album, whose lyrics focused on subjects ranging from [[TheAlcoholic drinking]] and [[TheStoner pot smoking]] to heartbreak, politics and philosophy and [[AllMenArePerverts sex]], was critically acclaimed and a cult hit, and soon after, Basehead became a full-on band, which included DJ Clarence Greenwood, who would later switch his turntables for a guitar and found a successful solo career as Citizen Cope. The band's [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly open-ended style]] gave them tours with bands like Music/BeastieBoys, Music/StoneTemplePilots, and Music/{{Ween}}.
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Basehead is an AlternativeRock and AlternativeHipHop group from Washington, D.C. usually comprised of Michael Ivey and whoever he can get to play with him. Ivey's 1992 release as Basehead, ''Play With Toys'', was recorded by Ivey, who played the guitars, sung and contributed skit vocals on the album, and any musician friend that happened to drop by his house, contributing other instruments and DJ scratching. The album, whose lyrics focused on subjects ranging from [[TheAlcoholic drinking]] and [[TheStoner pot smoking]] to heartbreak, politics and philosophy and [[AllMenArePerverts sex]], was critically acclaimed and a cult hit, and soon after, Basehead became a full-on band, which included DJ Clarence Greenwood, who would later switch his turntables for a guitar and found a successful solo career as Citizen Cope. The band's [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly open-ended style]] style gave them tours with bands like Music/BeastieBoys, Music/StoneTemplePilots, and Music/{{Ween}}.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Wiki/ThatOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basehead#Music_and_lyrics lists]] numerous styles incorporated into Basehead's music, which include {{Blues}}, {{Funk}}, hip hop, pop, PsychedelicRock and R&B.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: GenreMashup: Wiki/ThatOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basehead#Music_and_lyrics lists]] numerous styles incorporated into Basehead's music, which include {{Blues}}, {{Funk}}, hip hop, pop, PsychedelicRock and R&B.
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* ChristianRock: On and off since 1998. Critics argue, however, that Basehead is generally [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome better than most Christian bands]].
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* ChristianRock: On and off since 1998. Critics argue, however, that Basehead is generally [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic better than most Christian bands]].
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: ThatOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basehead#Music_and_lyrics lists]] numerous styles incorporated into Basehead's music, which include {{Blues}}, {{Funk}}, hip hop, pop, PsychedelicRock and R&B.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: ThatOtherWiki Wiki/ThatOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basehead#Music_and_lyrics lists]] numerous styles incorporated into Basehead's music, which include {{Blues}}, {{Funk}}, hip hop, pop, PsychedelicRock and R&B.
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''VideoGame/{{Unreal|1}}'' and ''VideoGame/DeusEx''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''VideoGame/{{Unreal|1}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Unreal|I}}'' and ''VideoGame/DeusEx''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''{{Unreal}}'' and ''VideoGame/DeusEx''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''{{Unreal}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Unreal|1}}'' and ''VideoGame/DeusEx''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''{{Unreal}}'' and ''DeusEx''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''{{Unreal}}'' and ''DeusEx''.''VideoGame/DeusEx''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''{{Unreal}}''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''{{Unreal}}''.''{{Unreal}}'' and ''DeusEx''.)
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead.
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Not to be confused with the electronic musician Dan Gardopée, who is also known as Basehead.
Basehead. (He contributed to several game soundtracks, including ''{{Unreal}}''.)
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Basehead is an AlternativeRock and AlternativeHipHop group from Washington, D.C. usually comprised of Michael Ivey and whoever he can get to play with him. Ivey's 1992 release as Basehead, ''Play With Toys'', was recorded by Ivey, who played the guitars, sung and contributed skit vocals on the album, and any musician friend that happened to drop by his house, contributing other instruments and DJ scratching. The album, whose lyrics focused on subjects ranging from [[TheAlcoholic drinking]] and [[TheStoner pot smoking]] to heartbreak, politics and philosophy and [[AllMenArePerverts sex]], was critically acclaimed and a cult hit, and soon after became a full-on band, which included DJ Clarence Greenwood, who would later switch his turntables for a guitar and found a successful solo career as Citizen Cope. The band's [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly open-ended style]] gave them tours with bands like Music/BeastieBoys, Music/StoneTemplePilots, and Music/{{Ween}}.
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Basehead is an AlternativeRock and AlternativeHipHop group from Washington, D.C. usually comprised of Michael Ivey and whoever he can get to play with him. Ivey's 1992 release as Basehead, ''Play With Toys'', was recorded by Ivey, who played the guitars, sung and contributed skit vocals on the album, and any musician friend that happened to drop by his house, contributing other instruments and DJ scratching. The album, whose lyrics focused on subjects ranging from [[TheAlcoholic drinking]] and [[TheStoner pot smoking]] to heartbreak, politics and philosophy and [[AllMenArePerverts sex]], was critically acclaimed and a cult hit, and soon after after, Basehead became a full-on band, which included DJ Clarence Greenwood, who would later switch his turntables for a guitar and found a successful solo career as Citizen Cope. The band's [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly open-ended style]] gave them tours with bands like Music/BeastieBoys, Music/StoneTemplePilots, and Music/{{Ween}}.
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After ''Not in Kansas Anymore'', Ivey became a born-again [[UsefulNotes/Christianity Christian]], and beginning with the album ''Faith'', Basehead began transforming into a ChristianRock band, and the change was solidified with the release of ''In The Name Of Jesus'' in 1998. Over the years, however, the band has once again become a little more secular, although Christian themes still exist in Ivey's lyrics. Ivey himself was never too happy with the Christian music market, and had qualms with being termed a Christian himself, due to his disagreements with other Christians.
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After ''Not in Kansas Anymore'', Ivey became a born-again [[UsefulNotes/Christianity [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Christian]], and beginning with the album ''Faith'', Basehead began transforming into a ChristianRock band, and the change was solidified with the release of ''In The Name Of Jesus'' in 1998. Over the years, however, the band has once again become a little more secular, although Christian themes still exist in Ivey's lyrics. Ivey himself was never too happy with the Christian music market, and had qualms with being termed a Christian himself, due to his disagreements with other Christians.
