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The track 'No-Dip' samples 'On Broadway' by George Benson from 1978
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Foot Stop is the winner here. Will still do the job in nowadays Techno sets. Don't sleep on this one.
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If you have a copy to sell, please contact me
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Their releases do have something unique: it's a nice blend of late 90s Techno with Trancey and even some Ethic infuences. Clean production, crispy drums. Don't sleep on their releases. They have a nice style of theor own.
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Here you can get it on Bandcamp, if you don't mind digital -> https://spaceteddy.bandcamp.com/track/lucid-dream
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This release is the bomb. Think of a speeded up Daft Punk record with Cajmere and Techno influences. A highly unusual record for Strictly Rhythm, nevertheless grab this bargainer while you can and play it in your Techno set.
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Contact me if you wanna sell this one. Need a copy.
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Shades of the early Dave Angel sound here with a little bow to Sterac. No one knows this record, so grab the bargainer.
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Track 11 is this track: https://www.discogs.com/DJ-Frederik-Deja-Vu-Tracks/release/387217
It samples Giorgio Moroder's "Lost Angeles". |
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If you like your House music classic and 90s, then grab this bargain while you can. It's too good for this price: all 3 trax are winners.
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Unbelievable bargain. Still love this after almost 30 years. House Music in it's purest form with shades of Nu Groove records. Grab it.
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B1 is a great example of 90s House. Excellent track, Mastering is indeed a bit poor but the tune is great. Grab this bargain while you can.
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I can't believe that the prices are so low. Grab this secret 'bargain' weapon while you can.
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As said: "Homemade" is the winner here. Shades of "Detroit" in a "90s Amsterdam" style. Grab this bargain while you can.
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I have a white label too. Got it from Eric Powell himself when he played at my residency in the Netherlands.
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Unbelievable bargainer, grab this while you can. The winner here is the Basic Channel-style meets Dub Disco "Everybody Is Full Of Sin". But all traxx are freaky filtered House, makes them perfect DJ-tools.
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As said before, a nice clever Techno update of the Lil Louis classic. Prices are low, so grab this bargain while you can.
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Don't sleep on this bargainer, buy it if ya still can. Proper dj-friendly Techno tools, a secret weapon for serious Techno jocks.
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The DJ Hansz & Jan Liefhebber remix has shades of that Napolitean sound, as heard many times in the early 00's. Grab this bargain while you can, nobody knows this record so you have a obscure item in your recordbag.
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I know the artist and he told me Mills played it.
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Grab this bargain while you still can. Classic Techno from the early 00's.This one will always do the job!
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Nothing wrong with some good old Chicago flavoured uptempo House. Grab this bargain while you can.
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The winner here is the b-side which samples the Marshall Jefferson classic. The A-side is good too and samples Fast Eddie. Tempo's are not that fast, considering the fact that in the early 00s the average Techno record was quite high in BPM. Still...
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What's your source ? Anyone can write these words without a source mention.
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This is some good ol´House and still playable in nowadays sets. Grab this bargain.
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Do I hear a strong resemblance with Shalamar's "I Can Make You Feel Good" ?..
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You are an idiot. This was THE track back then in the 90s. And if you don't like, then don't comment.
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A3 artist is actually The Undisputed Truth. Norman Whitfield produced the song.
B1 artist is Shining Star. R. Mazzoli wrote the song. |
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A2 Mazarati - Jerk Out (demo)
Composition & instruments by Prince. Only the vocals are by Mazarati. |
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Comment is annoying, as always with your comments. I'll report this.
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This is a shitty comment, because you give false information
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A very underrated record from legendary Philly producers Gamble & Huff. More electro & digital funk than their soul & disco roots. I remember hearing this often in a New Wave club in my hometown in the 80s. Still sounds great. Grab your copy.
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Not true. The remix don't use that sample.
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'Leave It To The Doc' samples Isaac Hayes 'What Does It Take'
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Shades of 'The Age Of Love' on 'Comanchee's Revenge'. Excellent track which reminds me of the early 90's when Techno sounded fresh.
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Excellent lp in my opinion. Dan Hartman did an outstanding job as a producer; he gave the album a fresh and (synthesized)funk feeling. Besides this, the songs are catchy and a lot of well-known artists and musicians made their contributions. The...
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Tom Moulton did an extraordinairy job on this classic from Sylvester from the late 70's/begin 80's. This sounds so different when comparing with the original mix. More bass, cripsy clear shakers, hard percussion. It's hardly a disco track anymore....
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One of the best 'Junior Boy's Own'-records for quite a while; mad beats, some original fx and funky synth-stabs. Both sides are very playable and will be in my recordbox for a long time. With this release Paul Woolford shows us why he's the man at the...
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