Belgian New Beat

[Jolyon]

Did New Beat catch on in the US? I just did a mix onto CD and put lots of New Beat on it - bass shattering! New Beat ****ing rocked.

[lyot]

I thought this got never crossed our borders, actually..I've to admit i do not know a lot on New Beat..But i heard a nice reportage on Belgian radio last weekend, where the story of Electronic Body Music was told. There are quite a lot of connections between the people who were involved in EBM and New Beat..Some off-the-track EBM helped this New Beat take off..Some names of Belgian groups that where mentionned are Split Second (?) , Neon Judgement, 2 Belgen and Arbeid Adelt..Some of their most obscure stuff was really dance floor minded..A bit with a colder and harder edge, and often using a raw guitar sound, but they defenitly had a bit of a dancefloor feel..Someone they interviewd was that guy from Lords of Acid / Pragha Khan..In the eighties, he had a dance label on which he issued a couple of these songs.


Jolyon, i'm interested to hear that cd you made..can you post it somewhere online ? Is it good enough for the DHP maybe ?

[domodisco]

Originally posted by Jolyon:
Did New Beat catch on in the US? I just did a mix onto CD and put lots of New Beat on it - bass shattering! New Beat ****ing rocked. New beat and industrial dance were both HUGE in California in the late 80s and early 90s, before various house genres took over. When I started djing we were playing Front 242, Erotic Dissidents, Dr. Phibes, The B-Sides records, Neon Judgement, A Split Second, Rhythm Device (their track 'Acid Rock' was great!) Skinny Puppy, Liasons Dangereuses, Force Legato, etc. It actually had more of a half-life in california than pretty much anywhere else.

[Jacques de Doozu]

Originally posted by domodisco:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Jolyon:
Did New Beat catch on in the US? I just did a mix onto CD and put lots of New Beat on it - bass shattering! New Beat ****ing rocked. New beat and industrial dance were both HUGE in California in the late 80s and early 90s, before various house genres took over. When I started djing we were playing Front 242, Erotic Dissidents, Dr. Phibes, The B-Sides records, Neon Judgement, A Split Second, Rhythm Device (their track 'Acid Rock' was great!) Skinny Puppy, Liasons Dangereuses, Force Legato, etc. It actually had more of a half-life in california than pretty much anywhere else. </font>[/QUOTE]wow! i din't knew that. it was big in britain. there were shitloads of crap made, but some were good. 'flesh' is one of my favs.

[lyot]

Originally posted by domodisco:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Jolyon:
Did New Beat catch on in the US? I just did a mix onto CD and put lots of New Beat on it - bass shattering! New Beat ****ing rocked. New beat and industrial dance were both HUGE in California in the late 80s and early 90s, before various house genres took over. When I started djing we were playing Front 242, Erotic Dissidents, Dr. Phibes, The B-Sides records, Neon Judgement, A Split Second, Rhythm Device (their track 'Acid Rock' was great!) Skinny Puppy, Liasons Dangereuses, Force Legato, etc. It actually had more of a half-life in california than pretty much anywhere else. </font>[/QUOTE]I don't wanna start hairsplitting, because I don't know too much about it, but I think Electronic Body Music and New Beat are two distinct types of music, no? That's why I said that I thought New Beat never made it out of Belgium..It's pretty weird music, not always very serious..A lot of it is just crap..I know there must be some good New Beat though, yet it's rare and like i said, i haven't really come across
it..

[domodisco]

Originally posted by lyot:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by domodisco:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Jolyon:
Did New Beat catch on in the US? I just did a mix onto CD and put lots of New Beat on it - bass shattering! New Beat ****ing rocked. New beat and industrial dance were both HUGE in California in the late 80s and early 90s, before various house genres took over. When I started djing we were playing Front 242, Erotic Dissidents, Dr. Phibes, The B-Sides records, Neon Judgement, A Split Second, Rhythm Device (their track 'Acid Rock' was great!) Skinny Puppy, Liasons Dangereuses, Force Legato, etc. It actually had more of a half-life in california than pretty much anywhere else. </font>[/QUOTE]I don't wanna start hairsplitting, because I don't know too much about it, but I think Electronic Body Music and New Beat are two distinct types of music, no? That's why I said that I thought New Beat never made it out of Belgium..It's pretty weird music, not always very serious..A lot of it is just crap..I know there must be some good New Beat though, yet it's rare and like i said, i haven't really come across
it.. </font>[/QUOTE]In the case of california, the new beat thing was part and parcel of the greater trend of ('underground', seeing as then the larger clubs were playing R&B and pop) club music, which was heavily weighted towards new wave until 91-92. We didn't know enough about the origins of new beat at the time to make genre distinctions. I'm sure some of what we lumped under new beat could be put in several other genres, but for us it was distinctly different from say, New Order, Yazoo, Depeche Mode, etc.

P.S. We also would play pretty much anything on Wax Trax records, who licensed a lot of European new beat and industrial records...

[ April 23, 2003, 01:27 PM: Message edited by: domodisco ]

[Martin Red]

From Red D's manner. Remember the old R&S ferrari logo

some of it was dreadfull (lords of acid - hi ho hi ho) some was basic but good

Amnesia - ibiza
The Maxx - cocaine
and some was sounding straight US
Project Club - dance syndrome


certainly attatches to some very vivid memories, I was going to bring some of that last time I went to Belgium but I thought they would be bored with it and I'de be made into flemish stew.

like bringing reggae to a blues in Handsworth, Birmingham

[ April 23, 2003, 01:31 PM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[Red D]

Originally posted by lyot:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by domodisco:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Jolyon:
Did New Beat catch on in the US? I just did a mix onto CD and put lots of New Beat on it - bass shattering! New Beat ****ing rocked. New beat and industrial dance were both HUGE in California in the late 80s and early 90s, before various house genres took over. When I started djing we were playing Front 242, Erotic Dissidents, Dr. Phibes, The B-Sides records, Neon Judgement, A Split Second, Rhythm Device (their track 'Acid Rock' was great!) Skinny Puppy, Liasons Dangereuses, Force Legato, etc. It actually had more of a half-life in california than pretty much anywhere else. </font>[/QUOTE]I don't wanna start hairsplitting, because I don't know too much about it, but I think Electronic Body Music and New Beat are two distinct types of music, no? That's why I said that I thought New Beat never made it out of Belgium..It's pretty weird music, not always very serious..A lot of it is just crap..I know there must be some good New Beat though, yet it's rare and like i said, i haven't really come across
it.. </font>[/QUOTE]It ain't rare at all Lyot, there's tons of New Beat lying around second hand shops and especially flea markets. I personally love new beat, here are some names to check for:

New Beat Take 1 & 2 are two fine compilations to start with.
L&O - Even Now
Boytronic - Brilliant
Amnesia - Ibiza
Erotic Dissidents - Move Your Ass
Lhasa - The Attic
Bazz - House Of Pax (was a bit later)
Major Problem - Acid Queen
Logo - Businessmen
Andromeda - Andromeda

The list goes on and on, and actually only the tempo is a distinct difference between body music and new beat, the rest is indeed hair-splitting (compare it as tech house vs deep house, there is a difference but it's from the same mother ;).

RD

[Martin Red]

!
let's ave it !
Zsa Zsa Leboom (Sp?)- something scary graemlins/scared.gif

graemlins/cheering.gif twisted !

[ April 23, 2003, 01:35 PM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[Walter M. Jones]

Even when I would stay in Louisiana off and on during the late 80's,I found the "This is New Beat" Comps. The ones(there were several volumes) with the psycedelic women on the front cover. I had to pay an arm and a leg for them,though. I think it faded out with Radical Records in the early 90's. Was there really a Praga Khan version on "Let No Man Put Usunder"? I seem to remember having that for some reason. Peace.

[lyot]

indeed, it's just that you got to know what it is.. smile.gif Just like with disco, there's plenty of shit out there if you only want to look for it..Rare is a bad term... ;)
Thanks for posting those titles..I've seen a lot of those early R&S (ferrari) records in Antwerp as well, yet never really took time to listen .

[Martin Red]

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L _ A _ S _ E _ R _ N _ A _ T _ I _ O _ N
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laser nation
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[Jolyon]

These are the ones I put on the CD...

The Maxx - Cocaine
John Carpenter - The End
Code 61 - Drop The Deal
A Split Second - Flesh

There was quite a bit of good New Beat - I know a guy with around 500 new beat records - lots pretty obscure and some very good. I liked D-Bop, a great track, the cover of When You Hold Me, 101 - Just As Long As I Got You and Amnesia too.

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by lyot:
indeed, it's just that you got to know what it is.. smile.gif Just like with disco, there's plenty of shit out there if you only want to look for it..Rare is a bad term... ;)
Thanks for posting those titles..I've seen a lot of those early R&S (ferrari) records in Antwerp as well, yet never really took time to listen . Code 612 (?) is one I like (may be personsal), a slower tempo, samples from Miami Vice with a haunting middle eastern backing, that was when when with the Ferrari badge.

drrrug deal drrug deal, from memory the pope might be in it as well graemlins/stupid.gif confusing times, or was that Jesus Loves the Acid by Extasy Club (latter is from Birmingham - one of the guys from Electribe 101)

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Jolyon:
These are the ones I put on the CD...

The Maxx - Cocaine
John Carpenter - The End
Code 61 - Drop The Deal
A Split Second - Flesh

There was quite a bit of good New Beat - I know a guy with around 500 new beat records - lots pretty obscure and some very good. I liked D-Bop, a great track, the cover of When You Hold Me, 101 - Just As Long As I Got You and Amnesia too. I was on a rant and just spotted this, weird!

101 did a version of rock to the beat.
graemlins/grinyes.gif

[RX]

what's weird is that what you guys are describing as new beat, a LOT of folk were into that and they were considered "house" at the time...this was in the early to late 80's, when being "house" was kinda weird, sissy-fied and punkish in chicago...i didn't really get off deep into what they were playing, but i did dress like them and go to a few concerts and parties...some of the music became embraced in the house culture because of those cats...i bet you guys overseas dressed like we did, too... ;) or maybe we copied you...

it would be really nice to hear a mix with that music as i can only recall a few of those names...

[Jacques de Doozu]

Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by lyot:
indeed, it's just that you got to know what it is.. smile.gif Just like with disco, there's plenty of shit out there if you only want to look for it..Rare is a bad term... ;)
Thanks for posting those titles..I've seen a lot of those early R&S (ferrari) records in Antwerp as well, yet never really took time to listen . Code 612 (?) is one I like (may be personsal), a slower tempo, samples from Miami Vice with a haunting middle eastern backing, that was when when with the Ferrari badge.

drrrug deal drrug deal, from memory the pope might be in it as well graemlins/stupid.gif confusing times, or was that Jesus Loves the Acid by Extasy Club (latter is from Birmingham - one of the guys from Electribe 101) </font>[/QUOTE]jesus loves the acid had the pope speach...i beg you to return from the paaath of violence, to thee ways of peace...boem boem boem biggrinangel.gif

[Jolyon]

What was the big New Beat club in Belgium? The
Boccaccio? Something like that..

Get your cycling shorts out!!

[Jacques de Doozu]

btw, does anyone know 'house inspector by mac sample'. that one is funny as hell! 'this is inspector clousau speaking on the phone' graemlins/rofl.gif
my friend collects all the new beat. he has alot of old 'ferrari's'.
that zsa zsa leboum tune is hard to find. flesh is worth quite something too.
i think they made 6 volumes of those newbeat comps, the last two being different from design.

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Tom D:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by lyot:
indeed, it's just that you got to know what it is.. smile.gif Just like with disco, there's plenty of shit out there if you only want to look for it..Rare is a bad term... ;)
Thanks for posting those titles..I've seen a lot of those early R&S (ferrari) records in Antwerp as well, yet never really took time to listen . Code 612 (?) is one I like (may be personsal), a slower tempo, samples from Miami Vice with a haunting middle eastern backing, that was when when with the Ferrari badge.

drrrug deal drrug deal, from memory the pope might be in it as well graemlins/stupid.gif confusing times, or was that Jesus Loves the Acid by Extasy Club (latter is from Birmingham - one of the guys from Electribe 101) </font>[/QUOTE]jesus loves the acid had the pope speach...i beg you to return from the paaath of violence, to thee ways of peace...boem boem boem biggrinangel.gif </font>[/QUOTE]wicked I thought that was a "Hummingbird" (club in B, ham) phenomenanaa ;)

and the B side had the total mind **** with the pope and people laughing and saying acid for a whole side- - which looped at the end, acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid ...

[Jacques de Doozu]

Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tom D:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by lyot:
indeed, it's just that you got to know what it is.. smile.gif Just like with disco, there's plenty of shit out there if you only want to look for it..Rare is a bad term... ;)
Thanks for posting those titles..I've seen a lot of those early R&S (ferrari) records in Antwerp as well, yet never really took time to listen . Code 612 (?) is one I like (may be personsal), a slower tempo, samples from Miami Vice with a haunting middle eastern backing, that was when when with the Ferrari badge.

drrrug deal drrug deal, from memory the pope might be in it as well graemlins/stupid.gif confusing times, or was that Jesus Loves the Acid by Extasy Club (latter is from Birmingham - one of the guys from Electribe 101) </font>[/QUOTE]jesus loves the acid had the pope speach...i beg you to return from the paaath of violence, to thee ways of peace...boem boem boem biggrinangel.gif </font>[/QUOTE]wicked I thought that was a "Hummingbird" (club in B, ham) phenomenanaa ;)

and the B side had the total mind **** with the pope and people laughing and saying acid for a whole side- - which looped at the end, acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid ... </font>[/QUOTE]all the techno kids are after that track overhere. i had several begging to sell my copy.

[Tommy S]

move your ass feel the beat move your ass and feel the beat! ..hahaa i was into the confetti's! graemlins/rofl.gif ...discovered some serious newbeat later however.

[Jacques de Doozu]

what about the confetti's?? icon_rofl.gif icon_rofl.gif graemlins/lol.gif
this is the sound of c, c in china. and all those ridiculous smiley badges...
i remember seeing the guy of the confetti's on tv, with his stupid outfits...bwaaha

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Ms Rickey X:
what's weird is that what you guys are describing as new beat, a LOT of folk were into that and they were considered "house" at the time...this was in the early to late 80's, when being "house" was kinda weird, sissy-fied and punkish in chicago...i didn't really get off deep into what they were playing, but i did dress like them and go to a few concerts and parties...some of the music became embraced in the house culture because of those cats...i bet you guys overseas dressed like we did, too... ;) or maybe we copied you...

it would be really nice to hear a mix with that music as i can only recall a few of those names... Little islands all over the globe, from seeing that flyer of yours a while back, (clothing to dance in) it’s amazing to see the similarities.... and all of a sudden the oceans became smaller ;)

I'll get you some of this from tapes , I think I have a few old club tapes by myself and others, this will take some digging... but for you - no problem.

I'll grab your addy when I locate the buggers.

[lyot]

edit : pic link doesn't work

[ April 23, 2003, 02:20 PM: Message edited by: lyot ]

[RX]

martin, thanks...just let me know when...you know, i sure would like to meet the person who goes from country to country spreading this music... graemlins/grinyes.gif

[Jolyon]

lyot - the CD is heading to Donger...maybe he can give it to someone else to host - I don't have web hosting or anything.

[lyot]

Originally posted by Jolyon:
lyot - the CD is heading to Donger...maybe he can give it to someone else to host - I don't have web hosting or anything. oh Ghost of Donger, can you you put this mix online somewhere ?

for those interested, this is a link to Jahsonic's New Beat section on his webpage : http://www.jahsonic.com/NewBeat.html

[Dj Alex]

Funny I was playing Zsa Zsa La Boum - Something Scary on sunday . Tu Veux Au paux used to shock me out and have me doing the shuffle as well .
As well as "Tickle me" the evil record you don't want to do ellis to at any cost ? . And who can forget " enjoy Acid Rock huhhh" . belgian new beat start laying down those fists ha ha..

Peace Alex . :D

[Walter M. Jones]

Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Jolyon:
These are the ones I put on the CD...

The Maxx - Cocaine
John Carpenter - The End
Code 61 - Drop The Deal
A Split Second - Flesh

There was quite a bit of good New Beat - I know a guy with around 500 new beat records - lots pretty obscure and some very good. I liked D-Bop, a great track, the cover of When You Hold Me, 101 - Just As Long As I Got You and Amnesia too. I was on a rant and just spotted this, weird!

101 did a version of rock to the beat.
graemlins/grinyes.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Yes,that was on a comp called "This is New Beat" in 89 or 90. I used to hear that song all over the place between that version,the one by Juan Atkins and the on on Chill records. I still have all three versions. I saw a copy of the 101's 12" to Rock to the Beat the other day. they wanted 8 bucks. Should I get it? Peace.

[djezmike]

This is the sound of C.....I still have 2 bins of New Beat D-bop, Asplit Second, etc .In the early 8O'S I was rockin that stuff a night along w/ Industrial, Acid House, some ital Hnrg then sweeten it w/ whatever Chicago House I could get my hands on. AHH many tapes,crowds,drinks memories. Thanks 4 bringing up New Beat Jolyon

[ramar]

Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
101 did a version of rock to the beat.
graemlins/grinyes.gif
Yes,that was on a comp called "This is New Beat" in 89 or 90. I used to hear that song all over the place between that version,the one by Juan Atkins and the on on Chill records. I still have all three versions. I saw a copy of the 101's 12" to Rock to the Beat the other day. they wanted 8 bucks. Should I get it? Peace. hey Walter J I think it was Reese you know not Juan who did Rock To The Beat... RMR

[ramar]

anyone check out Eskimo's Serie Noire comp? - it claims to represent New Beat... tho some cuts are def something else - like Logic System, Vicious Pink, Kissing The Pink. some funky pieces on that one anyway... RMR

[sammyrock]

U can check some of this music at my frinds site,EBM and all that www.djizmusic.com (http://www.djizmusic.com) click the Darkside w/DJ Iz and he has the archives for which he mixes them live at Interface Pirate Radio.Enjoy. smile.gif

[ April 25, 2003, 04:38 AM: Message edited by: sammyrock ]

[matthew]

Originally posted by ramar:
anyone check out Eskimo's Serie Noire comp? - it claims to represent New Beat... tho some cuts are def something else - like Logic System, Vicious Pink, Kissing The Pink. some funky pieces on that one anyway... RMR it is subtitled 'dark pop and new beat,' so i guess those are the dark pop. great comp anyway...

[Mah'chew]

Originally posted by Jolyon:
What was the big New Beat club in Belgium? The
Boccaccio? Something like that..

Get your cycling shorts out!! Age of Chance !!!

[Jolyon]

There was a time when Rock N Roll was easy...

But now it's....ACID ROCK!

[Mah'chew]

My Dad collects New Beat records along with MC 900 Foot Jesus and System 7, no word of a lie!

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by domodisco:
Rhythm Device (their track 'Acid Rock' was great!)
Originally posted by Jolyon:
There was a time when Rock N Roll was easy...

But now it's....ACID ROCK! I couldn't "not" play that record, people loved it, if you was going beyond the crowds heads with music, music they may actually have to know how to dance to actually dance to it - and you lose them, then stick Acid Rock on and all the newbie acid teds would be headbanging to that shit, this was around the time a lot of white kids got on board because you didn't have to know how to dance to a lot of New Beat as the beat was so rigid.

Acid Cock I mean Rock
I liked it for a moment for it's novelty the word "Acid" in a track when everyones on Ellis has a strange effect, but I don't believe it aged well, I might have kept a copy for Memory thing - bygone age.

I played at The Hummingbird on Friday nights in 1989 in Birmingam, 2 - 3000 people virtually all on Ellis, they loved that track, but it is just noisey crap really IMHO

[ April 25, 2003, 07:10 AM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[Placid]

Project Club - dance syndrome

f.y.i this was cisco ferreira.. detroit guy, the other side of this ep here we go was released on kms as tranzistor.. on kms 14r.

my 2 penneth

[Jolyon]

Placid - what was the other Cisco track that was very good - 88ish I think...

[Walter M. Jones]

Originally posted by ramar:
anyone check out Eskimo's Serie Noire comp? - it claims to represent New Beat... tho some cuts are def something else - like Logic System, Vicious Pink, Kissing The Pink. some funky pieces on that one anyway... RMR OMG!!! You just metioned all the groups I have records of and broke out of some old creates recently!

Logic System-Venus
Vicious Pink-8:15 to Nowhere
Kissing the Pink-Naked

Very Kool!!!!!!

[Walter M. Jones]

Originally posted by ramar:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
101 did a version of rock to the beat.
graemlins/grinyes.gif
Yes,that was on a comp called "This is New Beat" in 89 or 90. I used to hear that song all over the place between that version,the one by Juan Atkins and the on on Chill records. I still have all three versions. I saw a copy of the 101's 12" to Rock to the Beat the other day. they wanted 8 bucks. Should I get it? Peace. hey Walter J I think it was Reese you know not Juan who did Rock To The Beat... RMR </font>[/QUOTE]Yes it was one of the Detroit guys. Reese is Kevin,right? It was on a comp called Acid House.

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by ramar:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
101 did a version of rock to the beat.
graemlins/grinyes.gif
Yes,that was on a comp called "This is New Beat" in 89 or 90. I used to hear that song all over the place between that version,the one by Juan Atkins and the on on Chill records. I still have all three versions. I saw a copy of the 101's 12" to Rock to the Beat the other day. they wanted 8 bucks. Should I get it? Peace. hey Walter J I think it was Reese you know not Juan who did Rock To The Beat... RMR </font>[/QUOTE]Yes it was one of the Detroit guys. Reese is Kevin,right? It was on a comp called Acid House. </font>[/QUOTE]From memory I prefere Reese (Saunderson) but the 101 is also good, i'de have to listen to both again though.

[Jacques de Doozu]

the original is faster then the 101 version, it puts more 'accent' on the bass line. new beat was always sooo slow.

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Tom D:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tom D:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by lyot:
indeed, it's just that you got to know what it is.. smile.gif Just like with disco, there's plenty of shit out there if you only want to look for it..Rare is a bad term... ;)
Thanks for posting those titles..I've seen a lot of those early R&S (ferrari) records in Antwerp as well, yet never really took time to listen . Code 612 (?) is one I like (may be personsal), a slower tempo, samples from Miami Vice with a haunting middle eastern backing, that was when when with the Ferrari badge.

drrrug deal drrug deal, from memory the pope might be in it as well graemlins/stupid.gif confusing times, or was that Jesus Loves the Acid by Extasy Club (latter is from Birmingham - one of the guys from Electribe 101) </font>[/QUOTE]jesus loves the acid had the pope speach...i beg you to return from the paaath of violence, to thee ways of peace...boem boem boem biggrinangel.gif </font>[/QUOTE]wicked I thought that was a "Hummingbird" (club in B, ham) phenomenanaa ;)

and the B side had the total mind **** with the pope and people laughing and saying acid for a whole side- - which looped at the end, acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid ... </font>[/QUOTE]all the techno kids are after that track overhere. i had several begging to sell my copy. </font>[/QUOTE]Tom D
This is wierd

After talking about this track, and miss E Fabulous doing her first UK gig, the organiser I met on Saturday was the guy that made this track.

Talk about coincidence graemlins/scared.gif

[Jacques de Doozu]

Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tom D:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tom D:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Martin Red:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by lyot:
indeed, it's just that you got to know what it is.. smile.gif Just like with disco, there's plenty of shit out there if you only want to look for it..Rare is a bad term... ;)
Thanks for posting those titles..I've seen a lot of those early R&S (ferrari) records in Antwerp as well, yet never really took time to listen . Code 612 (?) is one I like (may be personsal), a slower tempo, samples from Miami Vice with a haunting middle eastern backing, that was when when with the Ferrari badge.

drrrug deal drrug deal, from memory the pope might be in it as well graemlins/stupid.gif confusing times, or was that Jesus Loves the Acid by Extasy Club (latter is from Birmingham - one of the guys from Electribe 101) </font>[/QUOTE]jesus loves the acid had the pope speach...i beg you to return from the paaath of violence, to thee ways of peace...boem boem boem biggrinangel.gif </font>[/QUOTE]wicked I thought that was a "Hummingbird" (club in B, ham) phenomenanaa ;)

and the B side had the total mind **** with the pope and people laughing and saying acid for a whole side- - which looped at the end, acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid acid ... </font>[/QUOTE]all the techno kids are after that track overhere. i had several begging to sell my copy. </font>[/QUOTE]Tom D
This is wierd

After talking about this track, and miss E Fabulous doing her first UK gig, the organiser I met on Saturday was the guy that made this track.

Talk about coincidence graemlins/scared.gif </font>[/QUOTE]great. did he made any other stuff? he should have it repressed. there's definitely a market for it! have some crappy mixes ( oakey's acid progressive E-mix, or tiesto's superstring tech-funk treatment... graemlins/puke.gif )and some good ones done on different 12's or something...well maybe just the good ones. it's a small world. graemlins/acclaim.gif

[Martin Red]

He was saying Jesus loves the acid goes for £45 now.

I don't think he did do much else track wise, but I may be wrong.

[Jacques de Doozu]

Originally posted by Martin Red:
He was saying Jesus loves the acid goes for £45 now.

I don't think he did do much else track wise, but I may be wrong. same price here. couple of years back it was 3 times as much graemlins/scared.gif

[Jolyon]

For Sean's info...a bump.

[djklas]

Does anyone know where the thread is, or have the link, that Lyot posted a long time ago, with 3 short mixes by some DJ who was supposed to be the pioneering new beat DJ from way back... There was a track by Richard Whanfried(aka Klaus Schulze)... anyone know what I'm talking about?

[Rohan]

Originally posted by Jolyon:
Placid - what was the other Cisco track that was very good - 88ish I think... Jolyon, Its not the one he released on Transmat's off- shoot Fragile, you are refering to?

If so;
Cisco Ferreira - Why (Don't you answer)

http://www.discogs.com/release/58812

[environ]

New beat! Yes, it got out of Belgium. In fact these were some of the first "dance" 12"s I ever bought in the mid-late 80s. Much crap, but some good. There was a place called CRAZY RHYTHMS in New Jersey (any NJ people remember this shop on Bloomfield Avenue?) and it had a New Beat section AND an Italo section! I wish I could go back in time and buy some of those Italo records again, although I remember a lot of ZYX, nothing too obscure. I think one of the first 12"s I grabbed was A Split Second and some SSR New Beat comp ('87?) Also a funny old house record by 2 MEN FROM JERSEY called "Trackwerk" (?) which was Todd Terry-sounding stuff mixed with Kraftwerk!

Jersey!!!