- Joined on January 11, 2011
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Who cares if they are basically a manufactured “boy band”, The Monkees are f*cking awesome! Their TV show was great, and their music is absolutely fantastic.
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The Donkey Kong Rap on the soundtrack to DK64 needs a reissue on vinyl, cassette, 8 track, minidisc and wax cylinder, as soon as possible, as it's so legendary.
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WARNING - Serious repetitive ear worm alert with this tune. Can't get enough of it!
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Tech House may be a bit oversaturated at the moment, but this tune is a real banger. You can never go wrong with the duo of legends that are Todd Terry and Riva Starr!
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Absolute stand-out release from Eats Everything's label, Edible. Qubiki really delivers with this EP, especially 'Bisby', which has a bassline that's hotter than a date with Billie Piper. Love it!
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There is a rumour floating about that a criminal organisation known as The Vicious Six snuck in a subliminal message that reads "Welcome to the Vicious Six" if you play the chorus of this track backwards. Ask Felonious Gru or Dr. Joseph Nafario.
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Discogs is good, m'kay. It's a great resource of amazing music, m'kay!
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One of the most fascinating tributes to this hip-hop legend was in in 2019 when a fan from the British seaside town of Newhaven (a place with no rap connections) campaigned to have a memorial bench in memory of him. He succeeded!
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As well as being a rock legend, he has the distinction of being Catwoman's dad!
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I think your prayers have been answered (https://www.discogs.com/release/16673454-Tatsuhiko-Asano-Doshin-The-Giant-OST) - !
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Was absolutely delighted to hear this track in the Pixar movie 'Soul'. Hopefully, more kids will become Tribe fans after hearing it in that film.
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It is probably just me, or do you hear the prototype of what became known as late 2000’s fidget/blog house on the track ‘Roulé Boulé’?
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This is actually the second time Postman Pat sang with Thomas The Tank Engine. Ken Barrie (who narrated Postman Pat) sang backing vocals on the song ‘Goodnight’ from The Beatles’ White Album, which was a song that Ringo (who narrated Thomas) was on...
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Classic Eminem track about Mom’s spaghetti. . . and also the struggles of emerging hip-hop talent, B-Rabbit from the surprisingly decent quasi-biopic film ‘8 Mile’.
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Actor, Producer, Singer, Rapper, songwriter DJ and the voice of Sonic The Hedgehog’s friend, Knuckles The Echidna. Idris Elba is a man of many talents and excels at all of them.
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Harrison + Dylan + Lynne + Orbison + Petty = AWESOME!
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The song 'I've Just Fallen For Someone' was actually co-written by an uncredited John Lennon. This came about because the song's writer, John Askew (AKA Johnny Gentle) had The Beatles (then, the Silver Beatles) backing him on his tour of Scotland in...
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The song was originally written by Henry VII as a tribute to his decapitated wives . . . or maybe not! Great classic House tune, that still excites crowds today.
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If you loved Junkie XL's remix of 'A Little Less Conversation' and Oakenfold's remix of 'Rubberneckin'' then you will really enjoy these Big Beat remixes of Elvis tracks from Spankox, the guy responsible for the 2004 hit 'To The Club.
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Alan Partridge made an Acid House record - awesome, a-ha!
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Considering he hadn’t found his trademark style yet, Em’s debut solo LP isn’t half bad (he considers it to be a bit of a rip-off of Nas). The rapping is excellent, even it does lack Em’s wicked sense of dark comedy, and his Slim Shady alter ego is...
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Fun rap record that doesn't take itself too seriously - The highlight would have to be the tuntablist cut-ups from Jazzy Jeff, especially on 'Live At Union Square'.
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Despite this being the soundtrack to a fun family friendly movie, the tune with Busta Rhymes contains the line "So fast, it's gonna blow dry your asshole" - I wonder how that got past the censors!
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A great actor who's been both Batman and Jesus - Good for you!
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Awesome movie soundtrack from a film I've actually never seen, performed by the guy who did the voice of Chef in 'South Park'. That theme tune alone is guaranteed to get your body moving, and even spawned a cover version from Bart and Lisa Simpson.
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The first commercially successful "rap" record, preceding the classic Sugarhill Gang tune, 'Rapper's Delight' by 11 years. It reached No.19 in the UK Singles Charts, and it's a great record.
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A 1980's disco label - NOT to be confused with a very well known Hip-Hop act!
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While the original version is pretty damn good, the best version has to be the Soulchild Remix, which is very Fatboy Slim-esque. The Wiseguys remix is also pretty good, despite not using much from the original song, has a really cool late 1990's funky...
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This song is f*cking amazing! INCREDIBLE old-school rave action with the wonderful Angie Brown on vocals. I am shocked this song isn't in the charts yet, as it should be, and is SO gonna make people go mental at the festivals this year!
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An early instrumental version of ‘Stranger In Moscow’ was used as the closing credits music for the famous 1994 video game, ‘Sonic The Hedgehog 3’ for the Sega Megadrive. An uncredited Jackson composed several tunes that appeared in the final game,...
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It’s one of my favourite albums too. If you like ‘Executive Suite’, I think DJ Regal’s two albums for Unique Recordings would be your cup of tea or alternatively, Jadell’s first album ‘Gentleman of Leisure’ or Mr. Scruff’s first two albums. . . oh...
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Really good official remixes of some of Paul McCartney's solo tunes, especially the remixes of 'Coming Up' (similar in tone to Fatboy Slim's remix of Cornershop's 'Brimful of Asha') and 'Temporary Secretary' (Banger!). Definitely one to put in your crates.
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This Thomas The Tank Engine cassette is narrated by the actor Ted Robbins (AKA Den Perry from Phoenix Nights), who is a relation of Paul McCartney - Paul McCartney was in a very famous band called The Beatles with Ringo Starr. Ringo Starr is none...
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He loves to sing-a, about the moon-a and the June-a and the spring-a! Very underrated character in the Warner Bros. Canon, who was even referenced in the very first South Park episode!
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A rather bizarre compilation release featuring the unlikely pairing of The Beatles and yodelling country crooner Frank "I Remember You" Ifieild, which was released under the false pretence that it was recorded live (It wasn't - it's just standard...
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Amazing soundtrack to one of my favourite video games of all time partially composed by none other than an uncredited Michael Jackson! In fact the game's closing credits theme was the prototype to M.J.'s hit song 'Stranger In Moscow'.
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One of my favourite Freddy Fresh releases - A really banging 1990's Funky House tune, plus the remixes from Powder Productions and DJ Spinna are also excellent in their own right. Mr. Fresh knows how to make a really awesome funked up tune.
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If you like '4:33' by John Cage or the audiobook version of Mr. Bean, then you will love this record produced by none other than the guy responsible for the Incredible Bongo Band, though this isn't quite as funky.
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The clean version of this is hilarious. It's painfully obvious when the cuss words are replaced with PG-Rated substitutes or back masked, but it's worth it as a comedic collector's item for N.W.A. (Or as Ice Cube says in the clean version of the title...
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The version Fatboy Slim played was the Disco Dubber's Vocal Mix, which was featured on this release (https://www.discogs.com/Various-Club-Beats-Volume-24/release/1708163)
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As far as I'm aware, I don't think Fatboy Slim did a remix of this track, but it is one he used to play on a regular basis during 1998 and 1999.
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Best tune on this has to be 'Get Open' - such fun underrated piece of uptempo 1990's East Coast Hip-Hop, which is in collaboration with Onyx, that you may remember from the hit track 'Slam'.
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In desperate need of a repressing - the aftermarket prices are CRAZY!
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Really like this release - it feels like the midpoint between the Acid Jazz scene of the first half of the 1990's and the Big Beat scene of the second half of the decade, kind of if both genres merged together into a single entity (also two criminally...
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Poor girl - that’s horrible. I hope she’s feeling much better now.
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He won't give up on you, let you down, run around or desert you. Plus he won't make you cry or say goodbye, not to mention he won't lie or hurt you - what a great guy!
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Jim Carrey's rendition of "I Am The Walrus" with it's line "I am the Eggman" is really prophetic, as in 2020, he played Dr. Robotnik in the Sonic The Hedgehog, who is also sometimes as known as Dr. Eggman. Go-goo-g'joob!
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The Armand Van Helden remix is an absolute belter - Love it!
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Really lovely, short but sweet Golden Age Boom-Bap instrumentals album from the French Trip-Hop master, DJ Cam. Best track has to be the Cypress Hill remix, which is really dope.
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Track B3 - 'The Liberty Bell' would later be used as the theme tune to probably the greatest television series of all time - 'Monty Python's Flying Circus'.
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