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Name: olivier
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Arx, TheMs. Tony - The Shop / Simply Ms. Tony / Whatzup? Whatzup? - 25-May-08 09:33 AM
I first heard some tunes from this ep while listening to the V103 jams around 1994 in Baltimore, Dj Frankski was on the wheels for 2 hours non-stop every saturday night...Playing all the best tunes chicago, detroit & NY had to offer at the time. But Frankski had his own personal touch though, not only his mixing was flawless and entertaining, cutting up and jungling into beats Wizzard style, his selection relied heavily on the local House productions (Called now "the Baltimore sound")..Among others Sagat "luvstuff" or Frankski's Own "Doo Doo Brown" were big tunes at the time and would get included very often, but you'd never hear more than 30 or 45 seconds of them, sometimes the intro or acapella was just dropped over a bridge to spice up a classic.
The mix(ing) structure plays a very important part in the definition of the "Baltimore Sound", slightly less repetitive than Usual House Music it often is built like a song and features verses or bridges or such parts where the audience could actually join in or get busier..House calls etc..
This ep sums it all up: Minimal & tight production, you rarely hear more than three sounds at once. Heavy use of the Classic drum break loops, boomy 4/4 kicks & ultra silly street speak samples retriggered and re-arranged in a catchy way. You rarely hear more than three sounds at once.
This is what Baltimore sound is all about really, somewhere ghetto but still funny & fresh, where Chicago banging house collides with Bass Music, Hip & Gogo House
The perfect party tool if you don't mind the silly & random B'more slang loops, i Don't.
hit me up if you have a copy
Jeanne Mas - Toute Première Fois (FDP Remix) - 27-Mar-08 01:18 PM
Ok, here's Another Horrible Pumping house cover of a cool 80's hit. Hopefully they placed the Original version on the B side which gives another opportunity to get this great tune on wax. This version isn't extended in itself but the nice Electronic Drums & bass progression punctuated by heavy cold slaps and the way the synthesizers programing builds up to reach total climax on the last Chorus makes this tune very dancefloor friendly and Epic...Well done Mr. Musumara, here's probably the best Jeanne Mas tune.
Kazino - Around My Dream - 06-Mar-08 12:43 PM
Forget the main title "Around my Dream", the Original version sung by Silver Pozzoli is way better and not hard to find at all however this release is still a must, on the flipside you'll find an amazing, Dark and Funky little gem called "Binary", Great bass and drum combination, hypnotic spoken words and a sparkling synth melody... the Original 12" maxi single version is identic to the 7" and would have deserved to be extended a little..."Binary" has been bootlegged in 2005 on Automan 11.
Ringo (6) - Qui Est Ce Grand Corbeau Noir - 17-Dec-07 03:03 AM
I must admit they did quite a good job covering that song and copying the Trevor Horn production style as well. the funny part in this version are the utterly stupid lyrics, they wanted to keep them sounding close to the original english words "Video killed the radio stars" and all they found was "dites moi qui est ce grand corbeau noir" which literally means "tell me who is this big black crow", the whole thing doesn't make much sense, if at all. For the info freaks, Ringo was the Husband of french singer Sheila, famous for singing the Disco Hit "Spacer" with B. Devotion in the late 70's.
DMX Krew - 17 Ways To Break My Heart - 06-Sep-04 04:36 PM
dmx krew is famous for putting excellent 80's style romantic electro. but the track "good ol' days" will also please acid house fans it is a wonderfull piece of soft acid house...two perfect 303 basslines over analog string.
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