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While Raze took a 'Break 4 Love', LUST were '2 Hot 2 Stop'. Of course the concept is completely jacked from Raze, but it still works. IMO an underrated release.
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[quote=DjKidCorruption] 'Leviticus - Burial' used the vocal sample at start of ''make love to me'' though its heavily speeded up. Its such a catchy vocal used it should be etched in peoples DnB/Jungle memories even if it sounds like a chipmunk!!!!...
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Bernard Wright November 16, 1963 - May 19, 2022, Rest In Peace :-(
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Before the commercial vultures jumped on her hype, this album was particularly difficult to find on vinyl (hence the sellers asking 500-800 dollars, not just here, but all over the net). However that's changed, but the hikers haven't adjusted their...
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[quote=veryraregems64] # alan-james !!I have both Versions and i really don´t know what you hear, the Sound of the Re-Issue is great, maybe you had a damaged One.Only Thing, between Track 6 and 7 a little Break from 5 Seconds that is not on the...
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'Ready, Ready Love' was one of the biggest songs of the London steppers (or more fashionably known 'rare groove') scene and almost impossible to get a hold of (unless you had deep pockets) at the peak of its popularity back in the late 80's. Needless...
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This track is reminiscent of the classic Rene and Angela song, You Don't Have To Cry. Beautifully sung by Denise. Classic modern soul.
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Without a doubt this is one of my all time favorite steppers....... A Huge song on London's steppers scene at the turn of the 90's. Beautiful!!!
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Another song whose renaissance was driven by popularity amongst party ravers, primarily from London's 'rare groove' scene back in the mid 80's, fuelled by the street DJ's, their connected sound systems and inner city pirate radio. Heralding the...
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I remember seeing this 12" every so often in second-hand record shops, usually bargain price stickered. The A-side track appeared to be the choice track of the (Robbie Vincent type soul scene. primarily operating in surrounding suburbs just outside...
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This uplifting soul stepper championed primarily by London's soul DJ's and sound systems of the day, helped shape London's musical landscape during the late 80's, playing a pivotal role in attracting attention to the more soulful, downtempo aspects of...
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This track has always the subject of friendly but intense debate among street sounds/ DJ's over the years about how and who revived this 70's Soul gem, which until then, was buried deep in some lucky person's vintage soul music collection waiting to...
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John Pagano putting in the work on this classic 90's stepper. The 12" inch release also features not only the (no vocal) instrumental but a (suite) version which is the instrumental with the sung chorus....... Not sure why the retail 7" is trending...
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I doubt it. Everything has been a mess since the demise of uptown. MCA screwed a lot of shit up.
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Spreading the album across double vinyl on the UK edition has given it a louder, more dynamic sound in comparison to the lower audio tone of this vinyl US release which squeezes all 22 tracks (or over 63 minutes of music) on two sides.
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