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Posted by
admin on Friday, August 27, 2010
Been after this 7" for a bit now, finally managed to win a copy a few weeks ago and for the princely sum of 2 quid which I thought was none too shabby considering it's pretty scarce these days and you can only get this track on the b-side of the Ben Chapman remix of 'Ruff Karnage' in the 7" format. It's a corker of a tune and if you've not heard it get ready as I would suggest that it's one of his best recordings. So, b-side wins yet again (the a-side is shite) and to top it off I ripped it at 320kbps.
Posted by
admin on Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Not much I can say about this record really. I think they're from Manchester but I can't be certain. If I was to choose a favourite it would have to be 'Crackdown' but all four cuts aren't really breaking any boundaries musically and are 'middle of the road' in my humblest of opinions. Oh, and Chock Ice has to be rapper's name of the week.
A1 - The Real Thing
A2 - Rest In Peace
B1 - Mind's Intellect
B2 - Crackdown
The Real Thing?
Posted by
admin on Sunday, March 7, 2010
No label scan for this one as I got the test pressing. You'll notice from the sticker that everything is on side B so that's even more scarce, right? There's other writing on the sleeve and for anyone interested it was released 21st February 1991. Excellent piece of wax, I really liked these guys.
Posted by
admin on Thursday, February 18, 2010
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Posted by
admin on Sunday, February 14, 2010
And now for some classic 90s jazzy flavour from UK heroes DJ Biznizz & DJ Pogo. I bought this test press off ebay some years ago now, looks like some kinda French issue or something but the tracklist is the same as the commercial release. Side A's offerings are instrumentals with the B-side coming with the vocal stylings of Jeopardy who also appeared on a cut called 'Non De Plume' off the Gutter Snypes 'Trials Of Life' EP from '94. 'Breaking The Silence is my personal fave, great hammond organ sample, although 'A2' would come a close second. An excellent record and worth tracking down if you still dig the vinyl stuff.
A1 - Syncopated Noisy Music
A2 - Syncopated Noisy Drums
B1 - Breaking The Silence
B2 - Life
Noisy Music
Posted by
admin on Sunday, February 7, 2010
A1 - Straight To The Point
B1 - Flowmotion (Rap)
B2 - Flowmotion (Sax Instrumental)
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Posted by
admin on Thursday, February 4, 2010
A1 - Systematic Terror
A2 - Verbal Stimular
A3 - Knowledge (Remix)
B1 - Systematic Terror (Instrumental)
B2 - Verbal Stimular (Instrumental)
B3 - Knowledge (Remix Instrumental)
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Posted by
admin on Sunday, January 17, 2010
troglodyte historyvictory (remix)positive reactioncool (cos i don't get upset)page's and page'sfry you like fish (jazz mix)i'm readycaught upyou can't take itdesmondthe dope departmentback to cause mayhemvictoryintroduction of a cavemanDownloadRE-UP
Posted by
admin on Wednesday, January 6, 2010
01 - Ghetto Child02 - Mission03 - Cynical World04 - Service With A Smile05 - Son Of Shem06 - Mind Field07 - Diary Of A Blackman Living In The Land Of The Lost08 - State Of Meditation09 - Whos Business10 - Stalag 2211 - Rouges Gallery12 - Brown Clown13 - Get Together NowDownload HereRE-UP
Posted by
admin on Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Another heavy dose of UK style by the London crew, 'Bad Piece' being my personal favourite.
R1 - Children Of The Graves
R2 - Soul On Ice
N1 - Killing At Hellz Gate
N2 - Bad Piece (A Short Tune About Killing)
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Posted by
admin on Tuesday, August 25, 2009
N1 - Lethal Variations (Feat. MC Lethal)
N2 - Ninja Dawn
R1 - Sleep With Anger (Feat. Monde)
R2 - Bad Dream
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Posted by
admin on Sunday, August 9, 2009
Superior follow up to
their earlier effort on Ronin records and also a little more scarce. 'Land Of Grove' is the track I bought this 12" for although 'Mindflip' doesn't disappoint. 'Radioactivity', however is an attempt at some kind of jazz-hop crossover which was probably acceptable to some folk back then but never was for me so it gets the thumbs down. Worth it if you can get one on the cheap, wouldn't pay more than a couple o' quid though.
Posted by
admin on Thursday, July 23, 2009
There was a request for this in the c-box I think, not sure if this is the one but it's the only one I know of. Back in '91 I used to DJ on a pirate radio station in Sheffield, (SCR-Sheffield Community Radio) and played the hell out of this piece of wax, loved it. After a more recent listen I still think it's pretty dope and much better than the LP version. I don't think it's that difficult to find a copy these days either if you're still a vinyl enthusiast, well worth a quid or two in my opinion.
Posted by
admin on Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Somebody asked for some 12"s by these guys in the LP comments and this is the only one I have that's playable, (I have 'room to breathe' too but it fell out of the cover when I got out of my car some years back and skidded across the tarmac. One side good, other side very bad).
I think these two might have been unjustly underrated, they released some quality records and this is one of them.
The LP has some really good tunes on it too so don't pass it by if you ain't heard it before. I listened to the whole thing again just this Sunday with the sole intention of play testing it to put it on ebay but I've changed my mind, it's a keeper.
Been after this 7" for a bit now, finally managed to win a copy a few weeks ago and for the princely sum of 2 quid which I thought was none too shabby considering it's pretty scarce these days and you can only get this track on the b-side of the Ben Chapman remix of 'Ruff Karnage' in the 7" format. It's a corker of a tune and if you've not heard it get ready as I would suggest that it's one of his best recordings. So, b-side wins yet again (the a-side is shite) and to top it off I ripped it at 320kbps.
