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Name: Da Doc
Home Page: http://www.myspace.com/doctorvinylbrussels
Member Since: Jul 07, 2003
Rank: 1089
Average Vote Received: Correct (4.00, 7 votes)
Rated 1548 releases, average: 4.62
Location: Belgiums Real Underground Strobelighted Spectraly Energizing Lazerbeamed Sincity ...
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Feel free to browse, only a small portion of my 15000 + recordcollection is up here, still busy encoding the rest (if one day I get round to it).
Anyway .. Here's some stuff that marked my way ;-)
You can always try to swap/buy a record from my collection, you never know ;-)
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Buyer Rating:
81.8% positive
(11 ratings)
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-Rough- - Brainwaves - 16-Jan-07 12:00 AM
This is one of these numerous "Uk" new beat mixes made in Antwerp, Ghent, Brussels or Aarschot. Belgian bootleggers were quite inventive when it came to giving labels a new home abroad to hide their misschief ;-) . On this one, hidden on the B-side is a notorious Ab/Boccaccio classic, only available this way. Heartstopping 110 Bpm beats, cool production, real culty stuff, no sampled or reheated stuff here, a 100% pure Belgian take on vintage New Beat ! For those in the know, find it if youre lucky ;-) Essential ....
HNO3 - Doughnut Dollies - 14-Sep-06 07:06 AM
This one ranks as about the best new beat record ever made. A work of art by mister Boccaccio himself "Eric Beysens". Who as one of the two innovating djs (along with Olivier Pieters), drove the reputation of Belgiums New Beat temple Boccaccio to mythical proportions. Hno3 does not only have one of the coolest tracknames in history "Doughnut Dollies" (what the hell Eric ;-) ... It has one of the most breathtaking angelic melodies in new beat (kind of a precursor in atmosphere to Age of Love) combined with hyper heavy militant beats, some well chosen samples top it all off. And there you got the recipe for the making of a classic ;-) Thanx and mega respect Eric Le Grave ;-)
Le Mystere - On The Beat - 17-Aug-06 12:49 PM
If one record should be a true competitor for my alltime favourite tune this should be a close call. One of the most prolific producers from the Belgian Dance AND rock scene with his chef doeuvre. After a life as a bassplayer in Belgiums most out there rock group of all time Tc Matic and giving them one of the all time Belgian Anthems "Olala", Ferre Baelen reinvented himself as an electronics prodigy. Making big waves in EBM, bigger waves as a new beat producer, resulting in the Tsunami we know as "Opus 303". Laidback rhythms in the same style as other timeless classic Belgian Boccaccio tracks like "Sleepwalker-Sleepwalker and "Sleepwalker - The Pink Zone" (also by his hand). Ferre Baelen, doctor Fernando for his fiends, manipulates the 303 like you heard nothing before in your life. No firestarting harsh cries, only a 303 giving birth to one of the most breathtaking journeys ever placed on vinyl, bliss extraordinaire. Listen and be enchanted ;-)
L - Even Now - 16-Jan-06 01:02 AM
Starting to describe record is quite hard. It was the only record that you actualy could buy at the dj booth in legendary club Boccaccio aka the "holy grail of new beat". With the whole wall plastered with the cover and the track itself hammered beyond belief everybody knew a legendary track was in the making. Basicaly a really fucked up and incredibly slowed down version of "the residents" "Diskomo". Reworked and with impressive dramatic stringmelodies on top, this one did not fail to impress on the dancefloor. Much more in the league of "Flesh" by "A Split Second" then for instance crappy "Confettis" new beat this one stood the test of time. Behind this one hides Olivier Abbeloos (of later Quadrophonia and T99 fame) with his first release (Hes the O in L). Behind the "L" hides the infamous bouncer "extra ordinary" of the club "Luc Devriese" ....
Scalaland - Snow White Lies - 16-Jan-06 01:02 AM
This is most probably, imho, one of the most overlooked little beauties in "Inteligent dance music" . Not even the name Plaid on the credits seems to attract the trainspotters to this one, well their loss.... Plaid deliver most probably one of their best remixes ever for this one, very Balil styled drum patterns, typical whirling swirls predating their later warp release "Not For Threes" in terms of complexity and research. This remix clatters like a fountain and shines brightly with gorgeously painted sounds all around (got carried away a bit right there ;-). Anyway, if this comment wont attract any attention to this one, I surely did my best ;-) ...
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