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Various - The Rap Pack - 24-Dec-06 03:37 PM
The remix of Hardcore Hip Hop on this album is also known as the NME mix which can be found on the reissue of The Album and on a 7" single which was given away with NME magazine. NME had nothing to do with this remix as this album was released before they put it on the 7". Also the remix on this album is a couple of minutes longer.

Mantronix - We Can Do This - 02-Dec-05 11:02 AM
These two tunes were from the album F King Dynamite which was cancelled after the label OMW went out of business. Consequently this 12" never got an official release either and only remains availiable as a promo. This is probably the rarest Mantronix tune as I have only ever seen the 1 copy of it.

Mantronix - The Ultra Selection - 21-May-05 03:38 AM
What a pointless release this is. This has the exact same track listing as This Should Move Ya which any Mantronix fan will tell you was their weakest album.

T La Rock - The Lost Tapes - 16-Jul-03 02:38 AM
The quality of the recordings on this album are not very good but then what do you expect from some old demo tapes, one track even cuts off before the end.
As for the tracks on the album, they are not bad but they are not great either. Still worth having if you are a fan of T La Rock.

M? - Hot Diggy / Dance To The Beat - 22-Jun-03 12:30 PM
Very strange release this one. It's really Mantronix but for some reason Kurtis Mantronik wanted to be anoymous on this one. The only proof of it is by checking the lead out groove on the vinyl. On the A side it says "The boy is back" and on the B side it says "Mantronix".
As for the tune itself it's ok, nothing ground breaking here, but worth a listen.

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