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    N'Dambi - Call Me (Yam Who Rmx) (White)

    Antonio Ocasio - Amazonia (Corazon de Brasil) (Tribal Winds)

    Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra - Che Che Cole/Makossa (Daptone)

    Essential Soul prod. by GU - Come On (Wave)

    Plus about 6 of the NEW salsoul releases on Salsoul '03:

    First Choice - Let no man put asunder (shep pettibone and Frankie knuckles remix)

    Leroy Burgess - Heartbreaker/Heavenly

    Double Exposure - Ten Percent (Tom Moulton and MAW remix)

    And a few others that I cannot remember. Boy it's nice to have these on 12" with those mixes as well. Dodgy 80's throwback sleeves, but the music speaks for itself. There looks to be about 20 or 30 re-releases coming from these guys - some london bods? not as nice as owning an original salsoul, but hey... [img]graemlins/cheering.gif[/img]

    Plus I passed on the Yam Who/Pharrel Williams! It was damn fine, but just a bit too hip-hop for my tastes - something in his voice - don't kill me steve!

    [ September 22, 2003, 04:56 AM: Message edited by: Fred Naked ]

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    you made it to junkies then mate

    hope you had a good time

    you will buy the paharell williams yamwho when you hear it out [img]graemlins/tongueout.gif[/img]

    any news on the 100 birds [img]graemlins/conf44.gif[/img]

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    Good stuff. ;)

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    You can buy the 100 birds thing on the wave website, but I've no Idea when it's getting distributed. Forgot to listen to the soundbite!

    Didn't see it in london anywhere, and i went all over... Listened to the VJ's recommendations, but most were middle of the line. The Jah Works thing was OK. The 4 Siders Sol Y Mas was superb as was underground Vol 1 (detroit), but hey, you can't buy everything!

    [ September 22, 2003, 05:17 AM: Message edited by: Fred Naked ]

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    Originally posted by Albert Diaz:
    Good stuff. ;)
    Thanks Albert!

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    The Yam Who mix is great, not such a great pressing as say the Raphael Sadiq which is just lush as hell, but still nice - good shopping [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]
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    Originally posted by blackwax:
    you will buy the paharell williams yamwho when you hear it out [img]graemlins/tongueout.gif[/img]

    the strings sound wierd in this version somethings not right with it

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    Past week's shopping I believe:

    Brass Construction II - Brass construction
    The Main Ingredient - Afrodisiac
    The Jones Girls - Get as MUch Love As You Can
    Bobby McFerrin - The Voice
    The Emotions - Come Into Our World
    Sting - Bring On the Night
    The S.O.S Band - On the Rise
    Cyndi Lauper - She's So Unusual
    Stevie Wonder - Innervision
    R.E.M. - Document
    U2 - The Unforgettable Fire
    Ohio Players - Pleasure
    Everything But the Girl - The Language of Life, Play Baby, the Stars Shine Bright
    IceHouse - Electric Blue (Absolutely no comments please .. [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img] I had to ... memories ... Yep 1988 ... [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img] The year I moved here and MTV did Music.
    Tears For Fears - Songs From the Big Chair
    David Bowie - Let's Dance

    *Plant Music* - A record specially made for plants. [img]graemlins/cheering.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/cheering.gif[/img]
    On the back it talks about the results of their research ..
    I hope the plants like it ... :D
    And now

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    Antonio Ocasio - Amazonia (Corazon de Brasil) (Tribal Winds)

    Ten City - Dub Life (Ibadan) Joe Claussel Remix. With on this a superb piano in "Nothing's Changed".

    ...and I think I bought few bottles of Bacardi as well... [img]graemlins/beerchug.gif[/img]
    \"The test of pleasure is the memory it leaves behind\".

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    ...what a muppet...I actually bought:

    Antonio Ocasio & Def Raadu - EESTI (Tribal Winds)

    ...and too much Baccardi maybe... [img]graemlins/sleep2.gif[/img]
    \"The test of pleasure is the memory it leaves behind\".

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    winners s/t lp
    barrabas s/t lp
    imagination - just an illusion
    winners - get ready for the future(ariola)12
    do what u wanna do - t-connection
    summer groove ep nick holder
    unique 3 - rhythm take control
    cloud 9 - do u want me
    adeva w knuckles -whadda u want (from me) (virgin)
    sounds of blackness - the pressure pt.1
    liz torres - queen is in the house(jive)
    ravi shankar - improvisations LP
    and
    earth, wind and fire - last days and time LP(columbia)
    <a href=\"http://www.lovefingers.org/mp3/gary.mp3\" target=\"_blank\">Opening Credits Mix Part One</a>

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    33 1/3 Queen - 6-track EP (Nu Groove 053, UK)
    MAW Unreleased - Elements of Life (dub) / Ekabo (MAW, US)

    Is this UK Nu Groove re-issue legit? It has the catalog number and everything. The cut 'Disco 4' on here is a scorcher and it used to be my college radio show theme music [img]graemlins/grinyes.gif[/img] . 'Ekabo' is a cut, too.

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    Alaxander Robotnick "Dance Boy Dance"
    Rapture "House of Jealous Lovers"
    Dance Reaction "Disco Train"
    Basic Black "Don't Make Me Fall In Love"
    Kerri Chandler "A Basment A Redlight and a Feeling Vol 2"
    Walter Gibbions/Vince Montana "It's Good For the Soul"
    MAW Electronic - The One With the Brown Label
    Daniel Wang "Forgot the Name"[Super]
    Klein and MBO "Dirty Talk"
    Kym "Give Me The DAnce - Clear Vinyl Promo"

    [ September 22, 2003, 12:04 PM: Message edited by: Christopher L. Aquilo ]

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    Kinda came up at the thrift store yesterday. All 12" singles were a buck fiddy apiece.

    - Will Powers "Adventures in Success"
    - David Joseph "You Can't Hide"
    - Hall & Oates "I Can't Go For That"
    - Shalamar "Right in the Socket"

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    Mostly doubles...including two twelves that are heading straight for ebay...

    Plus

    Sideshow by Wendy & Lisa
    Balearic Beach by Balearic Beach (old New Beat 12")
    <a href=\"http://www.unheardhousedjs.co.uk/Mixes/JolyonAround.ram\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.unheardhousedjs.co.uk/Mixes/JolyonAround.ram</a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://www.unheardhousedjs.co.uk/Mixes/JolyonWandering.ram\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.unheardhousedjs.co.uk/Mixes/JolyonWandering.ram</a>

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    Dwele 's new album
    Yesterdays New Quintet - Elle's Theme EP
    "Love of the music should be the driving force of any producer, performer or DJ. Everything else stems from that core, that love. With that love, sampling can become a tribute; An expansion on ideas long forgotten, reconstruction, collage. Using the same understanding openly and respectfully can turn DJing into a spiritual participation. It can turn a few hours of selection into essential history; Necessary listening through movement."
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