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DJ Red Alert + Mike Slammer
Real Name:
Grant Smith & Paul Rooney
Aliases:
D-Force, DJ Red Alert & Pepsi, DJ Red Alert & Scrabble, Holdtight, Question Mark (2), Slammin' Vinyl
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DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer
| DJ Red Alert + Mike Slammer
| DJ Red Alert / Mike Slammer
| DJ Red Alert/M. Slammer
| Mike Slammer / DJ Red Alert
| Red Alert & Mike Slammer
| Red Alert And Mike Slammer
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Discography
| Releases: | ||||
| Hold Tight E.P. (EP) ◄ (3 versions) | Slammin' Vinyl ... | 1992 | ||
| Slammin' Vinyl (CD, Comp) | Gumh Recordings | 1995 | ||
| Tracks Appear On: | ||||
| Dreamscape Old Skool Classics Vol. 1 (3xLP, Ltd, Comp) | In Effect, Ruff | Dreamscape | 1997 | |
| Unofficial Releases: | ||||
| The Third Dimension - Wespoint Cut 30.10.92 (Cass, Mixed, Unofficial) | Just Wanna Hold U Tigh... | Obsession (2) | 1992 | |
| Ultimate In Hardcore 93 - Vol. 1 (Cass, Mixed) | Just Wanna Hold U Tigh... | Phoenix Productions (2) | 1993 | |
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Reviews & Discussion
Nearly every one of their tunes is a rip off of a bunch of other hardcore or house tunes peppered with ragga samples and some of the greatest&ruffest breakbeats. Doesn't make them any worse. Except for a few things they have done in mid '93 their tunes are extremely uplifting and rushy. I guess you could say they are the one of the founders of happy hardcore. Did I mention they wrote their tracks on an Amiga?
