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Sagat ‎– Luvstuff

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Breakbeat, House
Year:
1994

Tracklist

Luvstuff (Ghetto House Mix) 5:36
Luvstuff (Demo Hip Hop Mix) 2:56
Fuk Dat (Armand's Old To New Mix) 7:35
Fuk Dat (Armand's Old School Acid Mix) 6:10

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Versions (13)

Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
FX 250, 857 813.1 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(12") FFRR, FFRR FX 250, 857 813.1 UK & Europe 1994 Sell This Version
FTR 3880-6 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(12") Feel The Rhythm FTR 3880-6 France 1994 Sell This Version
857 813-1 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(12") FFRR 857 813-1 Italy 1994 Sell This Version
MX-2017 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(12") Maxi Records MX-2017 US 1994 Sell This Version
FXXDJ 250 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(12", Promo) FFRR FXXDJ 250 UK 1994 Sell This Version
FXDJ 250 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(12", Promo) FFRR FXDJ 250 UK 1994 Sell This Version
FTR 3880-2 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(CD, Maxi) Feel The Rhythm FTR 3880-2 France 1994 Sell This Version
MX-2017-2 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(CD, Maxi) Maxi Records MX-2017-2 US 1994 Sell This Version
857 812-2 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(CD, Single) FFRR 857 812-2 Europe 1994 Sell This Version
FCD 250, 857 813.2 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(CD, Single) FFRR, FFRR FCD 250, 857 813.2 Europe 1994 Sell This Version
8578132, 857 813 2 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(CD, Single, Car) FFRR, FFRR 8578132, 857 813 2 Australasia 1994 Sell This Version
MX-2017-4 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(Cass, Maxi) Maxi Records MX-2017-4 US 1994 Sell This Version
FTR 3880-1 Sagat Luvstuff ‎(CD, Single) Feel The Rhythm FTR 3880-1 France 1995 Sell This Version

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unseenforces

unseenforces

July 23, 2019
referencing Luvstuff, 12", MX-2017
Ive been trying to hear the Ghetto House Dub on this, as it may be the one that doesnt have the vocals during the interludes. I've checked alot and that seems to be the bystander that's hard to find and could be it. absolute corker of a track, classic house riffs with uptempo rythm and up to date stylings.....but the vocal parts ruin it for me. talking about doing this and basically spontaneous ghetto monologues about stupid s****. Not in tandem with the vibe of the song at all. I would guess that it was Armand that did the version I prefer.
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chrisnova777

chrisnova777

February 10, 2017
referencing Luvstuff, 12", FX 250, 857 813.1
samples from the mohawks (1968) https://www.discogs.com/The-Mohawks-The-Champ/master/56590 and Booker T and the MG's (1970) https://www.discogs.com/Booker-T-The-MGs-Melting-Pot/master/150018
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