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T.H.D. - We Got A Love / Tendency To Swing - 01-Sep-08 02:10 PM
I understand that here on discogs this record is not rated in the yellow / red color level because there are in my opinion 3 tracks that deserve max 3 stars but that doesn't mean there's no winner here.
The opening track "We got a love" is a real threat.
What a nice job done by Anthony Shake Shakir.
Using the all time vocal sample of The First Choice Hit "Let no man Put Us Under"
and an obvious Organ M1 Type Chord he builds up a fantastic uplifting and positive track with a real detroit touch.
The Bassline will go deep in your hips and the groovy chompy snares
will make you wanna move.
This is a record for those who like the rough Todd Terry House Sound
with also a typical soulfull Detroit sound.
An old school winner in your crate.
Thomas Bucknasty - Blast-o-Funk - 27-May-08 05:04 AM
This is one of the sickest Funk Records in my collection.
Thomas Bucknasty is now coming back on the scene today but with a much more blues / hard rhythm & Blues Band and a more mature voice.
In the time this one-shot LP sold bad and Thomas Bucknasty eclipsed to more religious and underground music activities.
But this LP is so unique !
It has a strong hardcore funk feeling but with something on its own.
Not really P-Funk not Disco Funk nor sophisti-funk a pure raw sound sustained with Thomas power voice.
An overall "macho-funk feeling" emanates from this LP
Imagine a mixture of Parliament, Shotgun, The Bar-Kays, Cameo and Larry Graham but with a Preacher-Like Lead Voice.
Tight Drums Funky Electric Bass Punchy Horn Section, Black-Rock Guitars, Wicked Background voices and simple but nice arrangements.
A must-have for any funk collector !
Totally underrated.
Jeff Mills - Waveform Transmission Vol. 1 - 26-Feb-08 06:49 AM
This Record in my opinion was and remains a revolution in dance music.
I will allways remember the first time i've heard this in the shop
when it came out.
It contained a new soundscape that stunned me.
Jeff Mills re-invented Techno with this and set the pace
for all the hardcore Techno to come.
The mixture of highly distorded drum machine sounds and synths
with punchy and groovy rhythms created a new vision of techno and opened a door path to a whole new style.
I'm not so much a Mills fan anymore today but in the time this was massive and revolutionary.
If you like Techno you must have this.
