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Double 99 ‎– Ripgroove

Label:
Satellite (11) ‎– 74321 529322
Format:
CD, Single, Reissue
Country:
UK & Europe
Released:
20 Oct 1997
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
UK Garage, Speed Garage

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Ripgroove (Radio Edit)
Rap [Featuring] – Top Cat
 3:31
2 Ripgroove (Original Mix) 6:09
3 Ripgroove (Vocal Club Mix)
Rap [Featuring] – Top Cat
 6:09
4 Ripgroove (Tuff Jam's Groove Dub)
Remix – Tuff Jam
 6:30

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Notes

The 'first issue' of the CD is identifiable by the CD that is being advertised on the back page of the inlay:

"Tuff Jam Presents Underground Frequencies Volume 1."

This re-issue has an advert for 'Speed Garage Classics'.

A Satellite record. Marketed by Northwestside and distributed by the local BMG company. A unit of BMG Entertainment International UK & Ireland Ltd.

℗ 1997 Ice Cream Records
© 1997 Satellite Recordings.

The copyright in this sound recording is exclusively owned by Ice Cream Records and is exclusively licensed to Satellite Recordings. A division of BMG Entertainment International UK & Ireland Ltd.

Manufactured in the EU

Design: Unknown.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 7 43215 29322 4
  • Barcode (String): 743215293224
  • Label Code: LC 2276
  • Rights Society: BIEM/GEMA
  • Other (Distribution Code): F:BM620

Other Versions (5 of 30) View All

Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
74321 48574 1 Double 99 Ripgroove ‎(12") Satellite (11) 74321 48574 1 Europe 1997 Sell This Version
LOC 256 R, 74321 53812 2 Double 99 Ripgroove ‎(CD, Maxi) Logic Records, BMG LOC 256 R, 74321 53812 2 UK 1997 Sell This Version
74321 547712 Double 99 Ripgroove ‎(CD, Single, Car) Satellite (11) 74321 547712 Europe 1997 Sell This Version
74321536121 Double 99 Ripgroove ‎(12") Satellite (11) 74321536121 Italy 1997 Sell This Version
Skint175 Double 99 Ripgroove Remixes 2009 ‎(12") Skint Skint175 UK 2010 Sell This Version

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AndyPandy2000

AndyPandy2000

March 18, 2017
When I left London - Speed Garage was completely dominating the town and this was the biggest of them all dolowed by Gunman and It's A London Thing amongst others - even now (20 years (!) later) it sort of defines the whole scene.
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SC725

SC725

April 13, 2014
Along with 187 Lockdown's "Gun Man", one of the seminal Speed Garage anthems. Tim Deluxe and Omar Adimora took drums from Kenny "Dope" Gonzales (listen to The Underground Mix of "I Get Lifted"), a synth sample from Armand Van Helden's CJ Bolland Remix, and the classic Tina Moore vocal loop, and added a warpy rough bassline that would set the scene for many, many imitations.
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AkA

AkA

March 6, 2012
Even after all this time, people still haven't realised this track is called RIP Groove...
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