I might be confusing tracks here.
As I recall it sounded like a hard chicago house track, with a sample
of women singing "Doop Doop" taken from a 1920s-30s swing or ragtime
song. The track structure is typical. Sounded like an early 90s
equivalent of techno/house novelties like 'Crazy Frog' or Oizo's 'Flat
Beat'. I can imagine it working well in a bar brawl in the UK ;)
P
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> > "Doot Doot" was done by Freur - Karl Hyde & Rick Smith's band
> > before they formed Underworld (incarnation #1)
>
> Is that the same record as I remember (if so incorrectly obviously)
> as
> "Doop" by Doop? - the UK chart topper?
> I have fond memories of that record as when I used to live in the
> wilds of
> Cumbria (translation for non-UK peepz = a bit like US hill billy
> country) I
> went to the local "club" one Saturday (cross betweeen a teen disco
> and a
> working mens club) and a massive fight broke out while this was on,
> it was
> mayhem, the whole place was going off but somehow with that playing
> over the
> top it was comical, like some scene out of a black and white western
> where 2
> guys fighting sets the whole saloon off.
>
>
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