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Re: (313) pre-hip-hop mixes

2005-04-05 Thread James_Bucknell





the best i know of is on deep house pages
1164. Afrika Islam (son of Bambatta) -Zulu Nation WHBI 105.9FM, Newark
1982-83

this is my favourite electro/hiphop/breaks mix. brilliant.
james
www.jbucknell.com




   
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that would be cool if you could put it up.

i couldn't find it on p2p and i doubt it's readily avaiable at my local
record store.

On Tue, 5 Apr 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> http://www.discogs.com/release/183348
>
> it's a live tape of Bambaataa cutting up and juggling breaks from '83.
It's
> rough as f*ck in terms of both production (typical cruddy Paul Winley
> pressing) and skills, but it has mad energy and can lay a pretty strong
claim
> to being the blueprint for b-boy mixtapes.
>
> The actual tracklisting is the stuff of legend. A lot of the breaks have
now
> been dug up and identified (e.g. Jackson Sisters), but for ages a lot of
> people were scratching their heads about this one.
>
> It was also the inspiration for Q-Bert's Camel Bobsled Race (his beat
juggle
> and cut up of DJ Shadow tracks) which is frankly mind boggling.
>
> I've got a copy at here I might be able to make available
>
> At 7:26 pm + 5/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>  not familiar with that
>>
>>  link?
>>
>>  On Tue, 5 Apr 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> >  what about Bambataa's Death Mix? early enough for you?
>> >
>> >  At 6:25 am + 5/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> > >   so i'm curious, does anyone know where one could find some
>> > >  pre-hip-hop  mixes online.
>> > >
>> > >   i'm talking some real deal kool herc/afrika bambataa block party
>> > >  stuff  from the late '70s. i've never seen any around
>> > >
>> > >  suggestions?
>
>
>

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Re: (313) pre-hip-hop mixes

2005-04-05 Thread yussel

that would be cool if you could put it up.

i couldn't find it on p2p and i doubt it's readily avaiable at my local 
record store.

On Tue, 5 Apr 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

http://www.discogs.com/release/183348

it's a live tape of Bambaataa cutting up and juggling breaks from '83. It's 
rough as f*ck in terms of both production (typical cruddy Paul Winley 
pressing) and skills, but it has mad energy and can lay a pretty strong claim 
to being the blueprint for b-boy mixtapes.

The actual tracklisting is the stuff of legend. A lot of the breaks have now 
been dug up and identified (e.g. Jackson Sisters), but for ages a lot of 
people were scratching their heads about this one.

It was also the inspiration for Q-Bert's Camel Bobsled Race (his beat juggle 
and cut up of DJ Shadow tracks) which is frankly mind boggling.

I've got a copy at here I might be able to make available

At 7:26 pm + 5/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 not familiar with that

 link?

 On Tue, 5 Apr 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>  what about Bambataa's Death Mix? early enough for you?
> 
>  At 6:25 am + 5/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >   so i'm curious, does anyone know where one could find some 
> >  pre-hip-hop  mixes online.
> > 
> >   i'm talking some real deal kool herc/afrika bambataa block party 
> >  stuff  from the late '70s. i've never seen any around
> > 
> >  suggestions?

(313) Main Street/New Henrik Schwarz

2005-04-05 Thread alex . bond

Following on from that Main Street conversation last week, has anyone
bought that new Henrik Schwarz record?

I know there's a few Henrik Schwarz fans about. it's here:

http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/mp3/Henrik%20Schwarz%20-%20Leave%20My%20Head%20Alone%20Brain%20Mix%202.mp3

"Mix 2" is a BIG track. Think Recloose's 'Dust' about 5bpm faster, not in
sound, but in a saturday night at loads of clubs in a hands in the air type
way. It sounds more 'techno' than dust, it's got a heavy early main street
feel - not in style so much, more those basic channel type sounds...
percussion in that mid-90's deep house type vein, vocal isn't quite as well
produced as a main st record it's got a more instantly catchy driving
bassline all the way through, vocal drifting in and out...and it's an
instant killer.. definitely his 'biggest' track to date.

he's done us all a favour as well, doing a track full of samples and
parts.. build your own. ace, I'm getting to work with 'em shortly : )

not everyone's bag, and I get a funny feeling you'll be sick of it in 3
months because everbody will be playing it but check it out!

alex

*disclaimer, I've only had this record about 4 hours. blame me later.
_
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