Major Problems

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Aliases:
English Muffin, Northern Lights (3), The Dee Brothers, Urban Rhythm (2)
Members:
Leonardo Didesiderio, Ralph D'Agostino

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NG-068 City Under Siege — Major Problems Major Problems City Under Siege Nu Groove Records NG-068 US 1990 Sell This Version
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NG 052 The Effects Can Last Forever — Major Problems Major Problems The Effects Can Last Forever Nu Groove Records NG 052 US 1990 Sell This Version
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NG-095 Oral Surgery — Major Problems Major Problems Oral Surgery Nu Groove Records NG-095 US 1991 Sell This Version
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TR-008 (The Effects Can Last Forever) How & Why? Edits — Major Problems Major Problems (The Effects Can Last Forever) How & Why? Edits ‎(12") Tu Rong TR-008 US 2008 Sell This Version

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Alain_Patrick

Alain_Patrick

August 18, 2007
edited over 16 years ago
Ralphie Dee, a very experienced Radio and Disco DJ met Lenny D back in the eighties, and their partnership is at the original of the very influential project Major Problems. As Major Problems, they brought a special atmosphere to the Universe of dance music, combining very singular synthesizer timbres and the hot rhythm lines (breakbeat influenced) from neighbourhoods such as Brooklyn and Queens.

Their releases on Nu Groove became an inspiration to several House, Techno, Breakbeats, Jungle & Drum n' Bass artists since then: "City Under Siege" was recorded on Tommy Musto Studios and had a Joey Beltram Mix for "Manslaughter" called First Degree Mix; "The Effects Can Last Forever" was programmed and edited by Joey Beltram himself - its main tune, "Overdose", was a big hit on the underground UK scene.

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