- Joined on November 15, 2010
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I am a London Based DJ who still loves to buy Vinyl, especially Vinyl i missed out on first time around. A personal note to all sellers out there. If i purchase an item i fully expect it to arrive a week later unless you tell me otherwise, I think 7 days is long enough!!
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An absolute banger that still stands up today.. One of the best british house records ever made!!!
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Genre defining piece of music. In 1990 there was no such thing as Nu Disco until this track was unleashed. A true masterpiece!!
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A tune of massive proportions that remains forgotten to most. Don't sleep!!
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One of their finest Remixes. Go to a club, hear this on a proper sounder system and you'll never be the same again.
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typically mid 80's in sound and if you are a fan of the mid 80's prince era then this Album is for you. One exception is Curious which was a huge hit on the underground soul circuit in London.
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Absolutely slamming remixes by Masters At Work. Well worth it for the the price and all MaW and Blaze fans.
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I don't get it, how is this LP so revered? Seeekret that came out a year late in 85 is a much better LP both produced by Deodato.
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Absolutely stunning LP from Kleeer, their last as i recall.
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proper 80's electronica. if you like the early 80's motown sound then this is a really good example. Let It Whip and Keep it Live are absolutely slamming.
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Kenny doing what kenny does best, streets ahead of everyone else even back in 2000.
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Wow what a tune, i think prices will go up on this gem once people realise that it's been recently sampled by Natasha Kitty Kat and others. Absolutely essential.
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Absolutely essential for all Louie vega fans and beyond. Once this goes it's gone. Don't expect a repress!!!
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widely regarded as one of Kenny & Louie's more sought after remixes from that golden era. There is also a 10" pressing that was officially released back then that's worth a look. Absolutely Slamming!!!
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A classic masters at work production, house and hip hop on 1 Album. Not sure if this was ever done before? DJ Mark the 45 king did something similar on Tuff City but that was after..
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An excellent introduction to what we now all know as Elements Of Life, this song pays a massive tribute to George Duke's Brazilian Love Affair. Absolutely Fantastic.
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This is one of those records that all vega fans will admit that when they hear it the dancefloor goes crazy.
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Absolutely essential for all Louie Vega fans and fans of quality house music. This is probably his strongest Album to date.
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Another stella release from Louie's current album. Absolutely essential for all fans of quality house music.
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Another stella release from Louie's current album. Absolutely essential for all fans of quality house music.
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Had this on tape for almost 30 years and had no clue what it was, all i remember was that i recorded it from a UK pirate radio station at the time. I knew it was or it sounded like a british jazz-funk record but that was it. Unbelievably i found this...
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probably the strongest of all the unreleased 5 packs IMO. Get it form BBE or Rush Hour in Holland.
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Until recently, Kerri Chandler IMO has always released his best stuff via King St records.
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Absolutely essential piece of music from Louie Vega and Josh Milan. It's been said recently that there isn't enough Soul in the dance music scene, well here it is!! Now go and buy it!!
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Really nice re-work of the Herbie Hancock monster, a must have for younger audiences that don't have the original from the LP Manchild i think!!
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absolutely outstanding piece of music, recently purchased from phonica records.
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An absolute massive remix from Kenny Dope, don't sleep on this.
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Absolutely essential release for both George Duke and Opolopo fans.
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Another one of those forgotten Todd Edwards classics, UK Garage wouldn't exits without Todd Edwards and those early i-records releases.
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Absolutely fantastic album that's probably benefitted from being at least 2 years late. Every track a winner and i urge not just Louie fans but fans everywhere that love good quality soulful house music to get their hands on this. Essential!!
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Absolutely terrible. what was he thinking?? this was 1981 for goodness sake.
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i used to be a huge fan of Larry Graham and have most of his albums. Someone needs to explain to me why during the golden era of soul/funk/disco he was allowed to record 2 lp's that were essentially rubbish Lift/Elevator music??? Did he not go out to...
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Recently covered by Dave Lee on one of his ZR30 EP's. EP4.
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Absolutely outstanding, you don't have to be of a certain age to like this despite it's influences of a bygone age of great British Jazz Funk music. Just listen and ENJOY
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An excellent album that will span across Louie vega fans and beyond.
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Nice label started by London DJ Paul Farris and his partner.
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Absolutely brilliant 12, well worth it for the price of both singles.
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when this first came out i remember it was a big club track especially in London but it was purely for the Soul Headz, only in later years has it become more and more popular. I think it's still a massive club track and deserves a listen.
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Not what your classic MAW Fans would have wanted as a comeback after 20 odd years however, making electronic music and exposing themselves to a younger audience is nothing new to Kenny & Louie, that said, this is a new era and we have all been warned,...
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The irony is that he left IMO his best album for Polydor until the end, I just don't understand why later albums go for silly money, when this Album is far better than the Uno Melodic albums.
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Bought this first time out in London and it was limited then, strange EP really, it's not funk, it's not soul but it's something in between. Typical of what was going on in the mid 80's soul/boogie scene.
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Absolutely banging piece of Funky Disco. Louie Vega recently played this on his worldwide fm show and the chat room went bonkers.
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Banging track that has been sampled a lot in House music which explains why people still have a long lasting fondness towards it, especially here in the UK
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really good mid 80's track that's well worth a listen, glad i kept my copy.
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Patrick Adams and Greg Carmichael production from the late 80's i seem to remember, not their best but still worth a listen.
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Shake is definitely the track to go for. an absolute banger
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An excellent release for all Vega & EOL fans. Ponce is essentially the dub that Louie did with his uncle Hector Lavoe on a previous release Mi Gente.
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Funny you should say that, this was sold to me back in the 90's as a MAW unreleased mixes. I always thought it sounded like a smack production but back then we didn't have the resources we have now.
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For good reasons Grant Nelson has a reputation amongst house music heads but this is a banger..
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The owner of Sam Records always get's it right with these re-issues. An excellent addition to anyone's collection.
If only he would introduce the original Sam Records sleeves, it would make them even more desirable!! |