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- Joined on June 13, 2017
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Big up Don! God knows how often I see his name on my records, thank you for the amazing work <3
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Surprised there's no comments here? All I'm going to leave is: Dinah's music has gotten me through the roughest of times (as I'm sure many others too) & has truly changed my "life" <3
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Really strange, first maybe 8 or 16 bars of A1/A2 and B1 both start super quiet and then become louder? As if someone forgot to turn a fader up?
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Wow what a combination, Ralphi Rosario, Pizarro and Bad Boy Bill (B96 Bad Boy Bill, yes!) all on one record!
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A1 "Baby we can do it, we can do it tonight" is from "SOS Band - Take Your Time" from 1980
B1 has a sample of a classic disco track at the beginning that I can't remember but will add when it comes to mind :) |
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Vocal sample from "In The Bush" by Musique from 1978 on Prelude Records
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String elements on "Keep Movin (Double Platinum Mix)" were also used in the intro of "Aly-Us - Follow Me" also on Strictly Rhythm released in the same year
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"Time unlimited, time undefined" is a sample of Mutabaruka's Def Poetry piece from 1986.
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Male "Ouuh Ooh" vocal samples are from the house classic "Underground Solution - Luv Dancin'" released on Strictly Rhythm in 1990 I believe.
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Vocal sample on "Africans Must Be Free" from 1978 Roots Reggae classic "Hugh Mundell - Africa Must Be Free By 1983".
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Male vocal "Do It" are samples from "NYC Peech Boys - Don't Make Me Wait" I believe
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The "Kickin in the beat" vocal cut is a sample from "Pamela Fernandez - Kickin' In The Beat (Extended Dance Mix)" from 1995 I think
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Absolutely horrendous. Expected a classic wild pitch style house record which in reality is a wasted piece of wax with an embarrassing auto-tune vocal ALL over it.
Put myself to listen to the whole record expecting an instrumental cut somewhere and... See full review |
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Years will come, years will go, but the work these two have put out will remain. Listen to everything they've touched & study it.
Eternally grateful <3 |
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A1 "Where Shall I Turn?" samples "Black Uhuru - Shine Eye Gal" from 1980 :) Superb tune
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"Love Honey" samples "Man Friday - Love Honey, Love Heartache (A Capella)" from 1987 which itself was based on "Funk Wasters - Love Money" from 1980, nice to see where Ivan's infuences came from hehe :)
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A1 samples the intro of Mtume Umoja Ensemble - Alkebu-Lan: Land of the Blacks (Live at the East) [1972]
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Wow wow wow! Superb production here, wonderfully mixed down, chunky low end, nice drum programming, what more do you want?
Fav is definetly B1 with the Set It Off vocal cuts, very recommendable <3 |
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Superb, drums sound very similar to Todd Terry's "Jumpin'" which was released the same year, lovely
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The introduction of Endangered Species samples Dizzy Gillespie's introduction to his composition "Kush" :)
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Probably one of my favourite Lenny Fontana productions. Something very special about this one, big up <3
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May the power of love be with you Ramin, thank you for everything you contributed to the scene. </3
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Lovely series by the leaving records crew, very enjoyable to listen to (& wonder if there's any more planned?)
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it's not unusual for labels to include only a certain selection of the release when released on vinyl. Mainly due to the fact that including more tracks on a 12" means the quality for each is lower
Imad :) |
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If I'm not mistaken, the song "Ain't Nobody's Business" is actually from the 1920s, bit hard to tell which of the many versions was the inspiration here :)
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Wow this came out on Strictly Rhythm? Surprising that I never thought to look into this
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Strings sound like they were inspired by those from Spring Rain by Bebu Silvetti from 1976, very similar
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Vocal sample from the Paradise Garage classic "Life Is Something Special" by the NYC Peech Boys <3
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The line "You stepped into my life and I'm oh so happy" comes right from the classic 1978 NY Disco track by Melba Moore's called "You Stepped Into My Life"
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A side reminds me quite a lot of the classical track by Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie
B side very nice dubby roots |
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Right there with you! As unhappy I am about Scientist not knowing the album was used in GTA 3, hearing it on K-Jah changed my life
P.s. STAY OFF THE SPANK MY BREDRIN |
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Superb track, would really love to see it repressed, great great great!
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Hope this gets repressed in my lifetime, superb Revolutionaries release
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Label on this looks like it was inspired by the classic NY House label Strictly Rhythm
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