EJ808
Sebastian EJ- Austria
- Joined on June 28, 2007
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- Pending 19
- Releases Rated 2,703
- Rating Average 4.49
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- Rank Points 427
- Average Vote 3.91
- Votes Received 11
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My main interessts are Electro/Electro Funk (old and new) and Old School Hip Hop
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Incredible Electro Funk 7" out of Indianapolis that never gets boring. It got vocoder but also talk box vocals. Beautiful Soul ballad on the b side. Labels have a charming impregnated pattern so it easily collects dirt. Hard to find especially with...
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Dope, super rare old school rap. YT upload of Mix Master is 5:38 minutes long, the version on the original vinyl runs exactly 8:00 minutes.
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Underrated 12", 2 funk bombs on 1 record not easy 2 find
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I have 3 label varations. The black printing is the rarest one
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Great West Coast Electro by Arabain Prince on Russ Parr's Rapsur label. Russ Parr = "Rapsur" when read backwards. This labelvariant have a big outer ring and is definitly rarer than the small ring variant.
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Why ist this listed as Folk, Word and Country? This is a pure Hip Hop record with still a few electro elements. A Side is a dope Message Rap and the B Side is a love/melody rap in the style of LL Cool J's I Need Love. Rare one
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Original says 250 IVY LANE, labels often have some light yellowing, but if the condition is good Labels are snowwhite, original cover is yelow/beige. Great old school rap and nice instrumental
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One of the best and rarest Electro records on this planet. Incredible version here, soundquality is 100 times better than on the red label pressing. The Radio Version contains a fresh & spacey additional vocal part towards the end of the track that...
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They were called GRANDMASTERS OF THE TURNTABLES before they changed the name to THE BEAT BOYS. They were making noise on the streets and clubs since 1982-83 then they were discovered BY THE 2 LIVE CREW and brought to THE MACOLA RECORDS FAMILY as kids
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Novelty Rap, not a real Rapper. Music is obscure, not good at all imo. It Came out with Picture Sleeve with Paul Sabatino on the Frontside, Lyrics on the back
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Good comp, Highlights for Funk Freaks are Jady Kurrent Band - Standing There and Angelo Tinsley - Get Down With Me. Shana's Daddy - She's The One is definitly not Funk and not the track that is uploaded on yt and added here
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Great west coast electro classic in with rare yellow/white spray label look
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Partially a nice tune but becomes boring pretty fast imo
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My all-time favourite 7", both sides are sick vocoder funk at its best. How Much Would You Spend is also available
on the b side of Fly Guy & The Unemployed, but the 7" version is different and better imo. |
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I have the 7" but also the original 12". I know the Contributor have two 12" copies and the sister of the Singer have a copy. One copy has been sold on
ebay around 2 or 3 years ago to a guy i know. Now one copy is for sale on Discogs. So we have 6... See full review |
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Super rare Bay Area Rap with 808 Beats and female hook. Typically mid 80's tune, the other release on this label (LR 3002) has 1985 confirmed on the label, so Mac Fresh must be from 1984 or 1985.
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You cant compare the blue label with the red label version. Blue Label version is pure garbage and not
produced by Lonzo & Dre like the red copy. |
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Not as good as the title suggests. But pretty rare
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Not really a good record if you like hip hop. Its rap yes, but the music is definitly hard rock related.
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Fresh Album with top class cover versions from some great classics. Nice production and tons of vocoder vocals. You can't get more 80's than this.
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Nice turquoise blue Label copy of this spacey electro classic
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Relatively unknown 80' Detroit Soul/Funk rarity. Jeffrey Elliott who brought us some great Funk and Soul Jams under the Names Jeffery, Jeffery L. Elliot and Jeffrey Valentine featuring Bobby DeBarge from Switch and DeBarge. Nice jams, just listen to...
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Nice unknown Electro "Melody" Rap out of San Diego. The remix from the B-Side is an instrumental version.
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First pressing with different versions. Different snare and more synths than on the later pressing - and fortunately the metal guitar part is missing on the first press. Also the versions have the original track length, on the Miami "Gripp Band"...
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A solid electro jam but absolutely no comparison to the 1988 release wich is one of the best electro tunes of all time. Nice to own a rare & early version of that all time classic
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Dark Voice and dark Sound, obscure and unique jam on private label
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Super cool Freestyle Tune with 909 Beats & nice synths, unique & stands out
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Different versions of Sexy & Stomp on this 45, asbolutely killer. The YT add from "Stomp" is mono, but the Record plays in Stereo. Sounds incredible,better than the Album Versions.
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Really unknown stuff, Soul Bomb on the A Side, Go-Go Funk on the B Side.
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Break It is a great mid 80's Electro/Funk tune with nice synths and lots of Scratching. B side is a obscure Synth Boogie tune with some vocoder like vocals. Extremley rare 7"
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The 7" Version came out one year later than the 12" and the version is different and much better imo! Hard 2 find
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Good record, unfortunately no instrumentals, cause the vocals are a bit annoying
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Obscure private press. Random Rap with positive message on the a side, extremely weird bass rap on the b side.
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First private pressing of this beautiful electro funk/boogie jam. Released one year earlier than the TSOM pressing. Versions are different. The DUB mix is exclusive to this pressing and still got the VOCODER vocals.
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One of the best and rarest electro/hip hop records out of Miami from the mid 80's. When you hear the B1 track (remastered original version) you never will listen to the orig. 1984 pressing again. The soundquality is so much better and cleaner. The...
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Seems to be an 1985 homemade demo track released on vinyl in 1989. Lo-fi track and very bad sound quality. The music is beautiful obscure. One just for the freaks.
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