Various - Street Sounds Crucial Electro mp3 download flac

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Performer: Various
Genre: Hip hop
Album: Street Sounds Crucial Electro
Released: 1984
Style: Electro

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• Licensed From – CBS Records Ltd.
• Licensed From – Arista Records Ltd.
• Licensed From – Polydor Records Ltd.
• Licensed From – Vanguard Records
• Licensed From – RCA Records Ltd.
• Licensed From – Streetwave Records Ltd.
• Licensed From – NIA Records
• Licensed From – Island Records Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Arista Records Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Importe/12 Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Vanguard Recording Society, Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Fantasy Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cutting Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – NIA Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Celluloid Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – PRT Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – PRT Ltd.
• Published By – CBS Songs Ltd.
• Published By – Snowflake Music
• Published By – Prismatic Music Publishing Inc.
• Published By – RCSongs
• Published By – Sonic Rock Music
• Published By – Intersong Music Ltd.
• Published By – Carlin Music Corp.
• Published By – Oao Music
• Published By – Jackaroe Music Publishers
• Published By – Bahary Songs
• Published By – Deep Space Music
• Published By – Dorian Music
• Published By – Pisces Music Ltd.
• Published By – West Kenya Music
• Published By – Chu Teh Music
• Published By – Metropolis-Warner Bros. Music Ltd.
• Distributed By – PRT Records Ltd.

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• DJ Mix – Mastermind

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• Matrix / Runout (A Side): ELCST 999 A1
• Matrix / Runout (B Side): ELCST 999 B1
• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Rights Society: BMI

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Iraraeal

This if you listen closely this is a live mix remixed . . ? Light years away...........

Utchanat

Looking for something new to buy went into HMV in 1984 and saw this cool thing for £4.49. Didn't know what the hell it was but always took a chance on new music. Fantastic - never looked back. Rockit's probably the worst track on it - and even that's pretty good, although I wouldn't really listen to it today. Apart from that classics pile up on top of classics with must-haves from Cybotron, Man Parrish, Warp 9 and Hashim. My all-time favourite is on here too - Wild Style.... an absolutely epic electro track with every trick in the book slam-dunked into the mix. If you like it it's worth getting the 12" as this has an even longer extended mix with an instrumntal that takes it into different places. Essential comp for electro connoisseurs and casual listeners alike who're bound to find something they like here. Good party record.After I got hold of this then it was all systems go to collect the set. They were coming out thick and fast during the mid - late 80s when Morgan Khan really had his finger on the pulse. If only he'd ditched the daft mag and some of his other projects and just concentrated on what he did best - compiling killer collections of hard to find and expensve import 12" singles.

Monam

Hows it going, Twighlight 22 came out with "Electric Kingdom" in 1983.. Egyptian Lover's Album "On the Nile" which contains "Egypt Egypt" came out the same year.. plus Egyptian Lover was playing Egyptian style tones when he was a DJ in "Uncle Jamms Army"

Ces

Apologies in advance for the detour in subject matter... The Egyptian Lover album actually, officially came out in 1984. I'm not sure if there was a promo, test press etc of it circulating before 1984 but I'm pretty sure the full release was 1984. However. I hear you regarding Uncle Jamm's Army as yes, there is that 'eastern' influenced sound evident. I was being specific regarding to the Egyptian Lover guise at the time of comment - I might have to review my review (pardon the pun), so to speak. I will admit if I'm wrong if indeed that album was circulating earlier though, and it might have well been. I'm just not aware of it. Whatever the outcome, Egyptian Lover, Twilight 22 were pioneers in their trade and Egyptian Lover was and still is a pioneer and an electro innovator to this day. Back on topic. My favourite Street Sounds Electro by a good few miles.

Berkohi

This is by far my favourite 'Street Sounds Electro' release ever. Every track is a classic, and the mixing of tracks is seamless, smooth, and inspiring. From Tyrone Brunson's - body-bopping, electro-funk classic, 'The Smurf', Warp 9's two great tracks of spacey funk, Man Parrish's - 'Hip Hop Be Bop'(which still sounds great today), and jazz-funk electro from Herbie Hancock. You think that's enough sensory pleasure until you turn it over onto the flipside. Starting off with the Planet Rock inspired 'Electric Kingdom'. Twilight 22 were making Egyptian sounding electro before even Egyptian Lover was on the scene. Then perfectly blending into - arguably the first ever techno tune 'Clear by Cybotron' - brilliant, until the classic of all electro classics 'Al-Naafiysh' comes along and blows you away. Finishing off with 'The Return Of Captain Rock' which was a bit of an anthem with the breakers, and the legendary 'Wild Style' by Time Zone which was the 'electro/breakdance' tune of the time, and was produced by the non other Afrika Bambaataa, who incidentally performs on this too.If one needed to hear a snapshot of the early eighties electro sound, 'Street Sounds Electro Crucial' would sum it up perfectly. True class!

Akir

The first side up till Rockit is sublime, one of the greatest mixes ever, humbling to hear such creativity matched with such preciseness, even more so when you realise that this was 1983. Side 2 features the all time classic Clear amongst other greats, Just Feel It!

Felhann

The finest in the Electro series. "Hip Hop Be Bop" was THE defining track of the era for me. Incredible tune. The Smurf, into Light Yearrrrrrrrrrrs, then Nunk, back into Light Years before slamming you headlong into HHBB. The only thing that bitters it for me personally is Rockit as the final track. Didn't like it then either.