expected to be published on 15 Apr 2010
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- A1: Thunderstruck (Live Album Version)
- A2: Shoot To Thrill (Live Album Version)
- A3: Back In Black (Live Album Version)
- A4: Sin City (Live Album Version)
- A5: Who Made Who (Live Album Version)
- A6: Fire Your Guns (Live Album Version)
- B1: Jailbreak (Live Album Version)
- B2: The Jack (Live Album Version)
- B3: The Razors Edge (Live Album Version)
- B4: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (Live Album Version)
- C1: Hells Bells (Live Album Version)
- C2: Heatseeker (Live Album Version)
- C3: That's The Way I Wanna Rock 'N' Roll (Live Album Version)
- C4: High Voltage (Live Album Version)
- C5: You Shook Me All Night Long (Live Album Version)
- D1: Whole Lotta Rosie (Live Album Version)
- D2: Let There Be Rock (Live Album Version)
- D3: Highway To Hell (Live Album Version)
- D4: T.N.T. (Live Album Version)
- D5: For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (Live Album Version)
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- A1: Niney* - Blood & Fire
- A2: Big Youth - Whole Lot Of Fire
- A3: Max Romeo & Lee Perry - Rasta Bandwagon
- A4: Delroy Wilson - Rascal Man (False Rasta)
- A5: Sang Hugh & The Lionaires - Rasta No Born Yah (Extended)
- A6: Michael Rose - Guess Who's Coming To Dinner / Clap The Barber
- A7: Delroy Washington - The Way To Reason
- B1: Slim Smith - I Need Your Loving
- B2: Gregory Isaacs - Rock On
- B3: Ken Boothe - Silver Words
- B4: Dennis Brown - Here I Come
- B5: Johnny Clarke - Warrior
- B6: Junior Delgado - Every Natty
- B7: Junior Byles - Weeping
- C1: Gregory Isaacs & Ranking Buckers - Slave Master / Captives
- C2: Freddie McGregor - Chant It Down
- C3: Leroy Smart - Jah Is My Light
- C4: Dennis Brown - No More Will I Roam (Extended)
- C5: Horace Andy - Materialist
- C6: Jacob Miller - Moses
- C7: Niney* - Mutiny
- D1: The Ethiopians - Slave Call
- D2: The Heptones - Temptation, Botheration & Tribulation
- D3: Third World - Roots With Quality
- D4: Freddie McGregor - Tease My Love
- D5: Sugar Minott - Lover's Race
- D6: Don Carlos (2) - Mr. Sun
- D7: Barry Brown - Thank You Mama
Nachgepresst und mit leicht erhöhtem Preis wieder lieferbar ist die Doppel-LP von und mit der Produzentenlegende Winston Holness aka Niney The Observer, vollgepackt mit 28 Klassikern aus der Bütezeit des Reggae inklusive Nineys Hit "Blood & Fire". Mit allen Artists mit Rang und Namen und den Musikern der Aggrovators, The Revolutionaries und dem Soul Syndicate, eingespielt in Randy's Studio 17, King Tubby's, Dynamic Sounds, Channel One, Joe Gibbs und dem Black Ark Studio!
expected to be published on 27 Feb 2009
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Let the dance floor ignite with this latest installment on the Legendary techno label.
Gideon fires em up with a set of floor rockin tracks opening up with the uplifting floor filler "Sunrising." A tune sure to reek havoc through its hypnotic synth stabs. On the flip the journey continues with the perfect warm up in "Nightfall", and progresses into a dub fueled chugger in "Daybreak".
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MARLON S returns on the mighty TREMBLE TRACKS imprint with this superb new jumpstyle 12" for the masses...
Last delivered 5 years ago
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Repressed !!
Jay Dee needs no introduction. Widely regarded as one of the most important figures in hip–hop alongside Pete Rock, Kanye West, Pharell, and Dr. Dre, his influence has reached far beyond the genre. Known widely as your favourite producer’s favourite producer, and having produced and remixed for legends like Janet Jackson, Daft Punk, A Tribe Called Quest, Brand New Heavies, Busta Rhymes, Common, Erykah Badu, Guru, The Pharcyde, The Roots, De La Soul, and Royce Da 5’9"—the list is endless—there is no questioning Jay Dee’s genius. Many have tried, but none have been able to duplicate his sound. Originally released in 2001, Welcome 2 Detroit marked Jay Dee’s first solo project and the groundbreaking debut of BBE’s Beat Generation series, where producers stepped into the spotlight with complete creative freedom. A paradigm-shifting record, it was short-listed for Artistic Achievement in Music in October 2001 (the U.S. equivalent of the Mercury Prize) and instantly set the bar for everything that followed. Now, 25 years later, Welcome 2 Detroit returns in a long-awaited repress, celebrating a quarter-century of influence and innovation. This anniversary edition brings the instrumental version of the album back into circulation after years out of print, allowing listeners to experience the full depth and complexity of Jay Dee’s production in its purest form. Stripped of vocals, the intricacy, texture, and brilliance of his work shine brighter than ever—revealing details you may have missed the first time around. Make sure you grab a piece of history.
expected to be published on 12 Jul 2005
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- A1: American Idiot
- A2: Jesus Of Suburbia (Jesus Of Suburbia/City Of The Damned/I Don't Care/Dearly Beloved/Tales Of Another Broken Home)
- B1: Holiday
- B2: Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
- B3: Are We The Waiting
- B4: St Jimmy
- C1: Give Me Novacaine
- C2: She's A Rebel
- C3: Extraordinary Girl
- C4: Letter Bomb
- C5: Wake Me Up When September Ends
- D1: Homecoming (The Death Of St Jimmy/East 12th ST/Nobody Likes You/Rock & Roll Girlfriend/We're Coming Home Again)
- D2: Whatsername
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12 tracks - Maxximum FUN with this Electro Clash Double Album !! TIP !!!
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das ist die hälfte von aeox ! ! ! null rockt wieder alles in einzelteile....plus zwei nette kleine interludes =)
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Amsterdam might be susceptible to grey skies and rain as any other, but cup your ear to the music flowing out of the Dutch capital, and another story emerges. The Mauskovic Dance Band are a prime example of an act who have been dialing up the sunshine over the river Amstel in recent years.On Shadance Hall, their first release of 2020, they concoct a tantalising brew of no-wave, psych rock, cumbia, power dub and numerous other colourful shades of global grooves.
No stranger to Dekmantel as one of half of electro-grouping Bruxas, Nicola Mauskovic leads his percussive troupe through a heavy, trippy, disco fiesta with this, their first debut on Dekmantel Records.
The Mauskovic Dance Band’s epic sonic journey on Shadance Hall began deep in the Welsh valleys. Partnering dusty drum machines alongside phat layers of congas, assorted bric-a-brac of percussive tools, and distortion-soaked guitars, Mauskovic’s ensemble suspend the tempo and turn up the grooves. on this soundsystem-inspired, post-punk odyssey. The resulting soundsystem-inspired concoctions are a mixture of 130bpmbeats (‘Ventura Phase’), Jah Wobble-influenced bass rhythms (‘Squeeze Dogs’) and Carnival-ready soca-jams (‘Theorie Amerikaan’).
Taken back to Amsterdam’s famed Electric Monkey Studio (a favourite for Ghanian great Ebo Taylor and Dutch youngbloods Jungle By Night alike, Mauskovic teamed up with engineer Kasper Frenkel to mix down the record. Here the two acted as Mad Professors, experimenting with the recordings and making multiple versions of each track by creating tape loops, bouncing the audio back and forth and layering the resulting recordings in waves of reverb and echo. In classic dub style, the band ended up with dub edits, rich in space echo, reverb, crush, and dub-goodness, completing the second half of Shadance Hall like a funky palindrome. It rounds off an expressive EP steeped in musical history, bursting with inventiveness, projected at the listener as a maze of influences to get lost within.
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