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I thought I was the only one who thought this. I really want to love it, but I don't. I like it, I respect it, but it doesn't really blow me away.
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It comes from Ambassadors Of Swing - Feelin' Good. :
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The chords are also very similar to those at the start of "Lay Lady Lay" by Bob Dylan.
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The original mix of Jumparound was doing the rounds in late '96 (Slipmatt played it at Hardcore Heaven in November 1996)
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According to an interview with M8 prior to the first release, this label was going to be called 'Generation X'.
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Given that Double D did a remix with The Noise Of Art on Sub Base, I wonder if Double D could be Danny Donnelly?
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Dbridge on this release.
“The track ‘R2D2’ was my attempt at hardcore, it’s awful. The other tracks on there had 4/4 drum patterns going on, about 145bpm. This was at a time when labels were coming out of the jungle scene so we borrowed some money to... See full review |
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In Issue 32 of Eternity magazine (1995) Fabio reviews a dubplate by Danny C - Summer / Sunday Like A. Possible they could be the titles of these tracks because I can't see any other Danny C tracks released in '95 without titles etc?
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According to Klute, this release sold around 1,500 copies. Also, "Right Or Wrong" was originally created as a remix for a band called The Fuzz. He had sent it off to them, but never heard anything back, so he gave it to Paul Arnold.
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Could Suburbia be an alias of the house act from mid-90's, Rated PG? The artist names Geoff Taylor & Panos Liassi match up.
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Speaking to Muzik magazine at the time of the labels launch, Slipmatt stated "First Recordings is all about pushing the scene. Everybody always slags hardcore off, but half the time the people don't appreciate the quality of the music. Being...
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According to Stuart Shaw on YT, Terence Trent D'Arby (or his label) sued him/SUAD for 50% of the royalties. SUAD went bankrupt and Stuart got paid nothing. The track was made using a Roland W30.
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According to the artist the vocal was recorded live in one take and recorded straight to DAT. Hence, there's no accappella available.
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Roger Sanchez reportedly had to wine and dine Thomas Bangalter at the restaurant at the top of the Eiffel Tower in order to get permission to rework Thomas's dad's track.
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How did you guess? :D Another six words or more please.
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Parties were promoted by a guy called Willie, not sure of his last name.
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Gangster was actually made in 2010 but not release until 2012.
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This was made out of frustration with Scott Brown sampling their tunes on simpler records and having big hits with them. They decided to make their own simple track, not expecting it to be a hit.
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The label was named as a tribute to the UK producer Acen. Patrick's favourite track was 'The Life And Crimes Of A Ruffneck', so he took the "Ruffneck" part and named his label and his DJ pseudonym accordingly.
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This was Patrick Van Kerckhoven's last track before he left 80 Aum Records and set up Wipe-Out.
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Cocaine was recorded in 1993. Wasn't released until 1994 as he hadn't produced any other tracks for the b-side.
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You can DL all the issues of Muzik here http://www.muzikmagazine.co.uk/ For other mags I've been steadily buying stuff from Ebay over the past few years.
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Not at all, mainly from old magazines, interviews, sometimes from the actual artists.
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Is Jah Jah the same track as was released on this compilation in 1995?
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Jungle-Fever-Vol-4-Your-Rules-OK/release/813124 |
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Vocals apparently done by a bloke called Bonny Holansa, nice voice.
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Allegedly, Bassline Generation never got paid for this release. .
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It's from this compilation . . . . ..
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Techno-Explosion/release/203699 |
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Tramaine - In The Morning Time is the original source.
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Apparently Deconstruction & PWL wanted to sign this, but Bradley Carter refused to put a vocal on it. This release sold around 4,500 copies.
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Terrible name for a tune, but solid piece of early 90s house. Well worth the pennies it's currently going for.
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Captain's Log features a riff made from Loftgroover's fart in the studio. Not sure how to add this as an uncredited performance credit :D
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Is the version on the promo the same as either Mix 2 or Mix 3 on the full release?
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That flutey sound is actually from Ozric Tentacles - Agog In The Ether and FSOL sampled it from them. Ozric's were signed to Virgin also, so maybe Virgin's sample clearance department rather than FSOL.
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Yeah, we'll leave the mistake here for the sake of posterity :D
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https://www.discogs.com/Various-Welcome-To-The-Future-3/master/95133
This compilation titles track A "Stolen From Orbital". As close to an actual title as we're gonna get. |
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Ah it probably is that then and Vibes was getting confused. I did find it debatable that Wishdokta had found a Nazi propaganda album in a charity shop.....
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TRJ-Cendance was supposed to be called "Tri-Cendance" but was misspelt on the label.
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