Armando

Real Name:
Armando Gallop
Profile:
Armando Gallop was a Chicago House Acid producer. He was born on February 12, 1970 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He died on December 17, 1996 of leukemia. Some of his most famous tracks are "House Music All Night Long", "Land of Confusion" "100% of Dissin' You" and "World Unknown".
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Albums

The New World Order

(4 versions)
Trax Records 1993

The New World Order Level 3

(LP)
Trax Records 1994

The New World Order 4

(LP)
Trax Records 1994

One World One Future

(5 versions)
Radikal Fear 1996

The New World Order #2

(2x12")
Trax Records 2003

Singles & EPs

Land Of Confusion (Confusion Mix)

(4 versions)
Westbrook Records 1987

100% Of Disin' You (Remix)

(5 versions)
Warehouse Records (2) 1988

Overload

(2 versions)
Housetime Records 1989

We're On The Move

(2 versions)
Warehouse Records (2) 1989

Armando Presents Robert Armani - Armani Trax (2 versions)

Dance Mania 1990

Armando Presents Mike Dearborn - 1991 (A New Age) (2 versions)

Muzique Records 1991

I Need U

(12")
Saber Records 1991

Armando Presents Chicago Bad Boys, The - The Chicago Bad Boys (12")

Saber Records 1991

151 (The Remixes)

(3 versions)
Djax-Up-Beats 1992

Paul Johnson / Armando - 3rd Dimension / Warehouse Mixes (2x12")

Djax-Up-Beats 1993

Darkside EP

(2 versions)
Radikal Fear 1994

Warehouse Presents *The Classics*

(12")
Warehouse Records (2) 1994

Radikal Bitch Remixes

(2 versions)
Radikal Fear 1995

Transaxual

(4 versions)
Radikal Fear 1995

One Love One Future

(6 versions)
Radikal Fear 1996

Don't Take It

(3 versions)
Let's Pet Puppies 2007

Steve Poindexter & Armando - Work That Acid EP (2 versions)

Muzique Records 2010

Downfall Remixes

(2 versions)
Slap Jaxx 2011

Compilations

Trax Classix

(CD, Comp)
Trax Records, Trax Records 2005
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by genet Apr 28, 2004
Armando Gallop-R.I.P.
The most imaginative, creative, and unorthodox of all the 'original' Chicago house producers. The subtlety with which he worked the 303 and 909 seems often overlooked. His capacity for creating melodies thin as a paper cut within hard, grainy tracks is astonishing. It's symptomatic of the present state of house that many folks barely noticed/acknowledged his passing.
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