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Laidback Luke Feat Jonathan Mendelsohn - Miami Vol 3 (Till Tonight)
Swedish House Mafia Feat Pharrell - Miami Vol 2 (On)
Player & Remady - IBIZA CLUB 49 (No Superstar 2010)
Die Atzen Frauenarzt & Manny Marc* - Rock Die Scheisse Fett
Why wasn't David a bigger star?This lp contains the hits 'You Can't Hide' and 'Lets live it Up',and is generally mainly uptempo but David's vocals shine on every track.It's well produced by David and Godwin Logie and is a continuation of the sound they explored with Hi-Tension a few years prior.Recommended.
Ninth album by Gerald Simpson on the label Laboratory Instinct, just four years after the release of the album "Proto Acid The Berlin Sessions" on the label. An artist steeped in music for quite some time, since the first album was born in 1989 Rham!.
This E.P from 5 piece band Black Spiders is a very good E.P, stuff like this should really stop a band from being underground, but sadly the state of heavy music is in tatters at the moment.
Therange Freak - Tales From The Swamp EP
John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman - John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman
Craig Anderton with Spencer Brewer - Forward Motion
Manowar - Battle Hymns
Jan Blohm - Melkstraat Confessions
Oizone - An Indifferent Beat
Premature Ejaculation - Part 2
Peter Fish - The Silver Apple
Van Coke Kartel - Van Coke Kartel
BODY ELECTRIC’s „Magic Electronic“ and „5595“ are truly masterpieces of electropop/italo disco. Originally released in 1984 as a 7“ on Danish label Harlekin (HMK 1319), Steen Gjerulff’s electropop project BODY ELECTRIC now sees a „re-issue“ on Dutch electro/italo label Moustache Records. Steen used a Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus, Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer, Simmons SDS-V and Micromoog Analog Synthesizer to create the two high-class electropop-italo gems which were now co-produced, remixed and arranged by italo disco luminary Flemming Dalum, well-known for his unique italo mixes. You will find a ’84 version of „Magic Electronic“ which, in Anna’s humble opinion, is not identical with the 7“ version – the bass drum has been pumped up over the maximum (why only?) and the vocals sound different, too. Nonetheless, this track is still amazing, of course, the mix questionable though. Then there is an „Extended“ version which is mainly instrumental and in which the bass drum is eased for good, still making this a dancefloor track. The „Extended Vocoder“ version which is a bit more electronica and space-y, and a „Reflexions“ version that is a kinda a easy, chill-out alike, as well as „5595“ (which has also been remixed). Anyway, this track could have also been a track by IKO ’83. It appears to be a miracle why the original versions were not included, and a shame, too, as it is understood that the tracks have lost some of their original charm (in „favor“ of some dance beats), anyway, this is better than nothing, no?