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George Clinton – Erotic City (Sasso Re-Edit) (320)

Uploading – at least to youtube – Prince’s original version of Erotic City is out of the question , so here is the George Clinton’s version edited by Sasso. Perhaps unnecessary edit but nevertheless useful. If you ever become tired to Prince’s falsetto you can play out loud this version as it is faithful to the original.

‘Erotic City’ is definitely in my personal all-time top 10 or something like that.

Pulse 2 – Hard Nut To Crack (320k)

Pulse 2 – Dance-85 (320k)

These electrically funking tracks come from ex-Soviet Union. Text below is from back cover of the record.

This disc is issued in a series jointly prepared by the “Melodia” firm and the USSR Sports Committee and may be recommended to accompany sports coaching sessions, competitions and other active recreations.

PULSE 2

Zigmar Liepinš
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC (“Sports & Music” Series).

So probably Zigmar Liepinš is the artist here and Pulse 2 is the title of the record. There’s also a record named Pulse 1 (+ also Aerobic exercises) – these are yet to be found from Rovaniemi… Check Discogs entry for Pulse 2.

Also have my top 6 tunes list for January 2010 (these are not in any particular order):

O Children – Dead Disco Dancer (The Golden Filter Remix) – youtube video
K.I.D. – Hupendi Muziki Wangu (You Don’t Like My Music?) – youtube video
Tesla Boy – Electric Lady – youtube video
Edwin Starr – Contact (Fromage is Looking at You Edit)
Pulse 2/Zigmar Liepinš – Hard Nut To Crack – check @ kynynasty
Kerim Khan – Seaside Rendezvous (Seaside-Dub) – check @ kynynasty

Older lists here.

Lindelltronics – Avarrusfunk (320k)

Tommi Lindell is a synthesizer wizard of some sorta from the younger generation in Finland. He has had his fingerprints on many things since early 80s through composing, arranging, producing or just by playing instruments on many many Finnish albums. This Lindelltronics thing is more or less a project which has elements of humor innit. “Avarrusfunk” is nevertheless a great instrumental electro-funk cut from Trendibuumi album (Trendibuumi is a Finnish word meaning something like trend craze).

The older generation of Finnish synthy heroes? Erkki Kurenniemi and Esa Kotilainen are perhaps the biggest names.

Roskow & Dj Runex – 1983 (MP3 – 320kbps – 32:37min – 74,66Mb)

Finally got down and listened this through, and oh boy, isn’t it just the way I like ‘em to be! Rap/electro/electro-funk with some boogie & freestyle cuts thrown in seamlessly. All from the 80s – and to be exact from 1983. Expect drum machines, synthesizers, and serious grooves. Kudos to Ionik of Traveller Records & Kojak Giant Sounds blog who uploaded this gem originally.

1983 in music
The year 1983
The very first iPhone – of course the year was 1983 and these were concepts…

Tracklist
01. Rammelzee – Beat Bop (Tartown)
02. Mtume – Fuicy Fruit (Epic)
03. Fearless Four – Got To Turn Out (Elektra)
04. Disco 3 – Reality (Sutra)
05. Fearless Four – F-4000 (Elektra)
06. Whodini – Underground (Jive)
07. Shango Zulu – Groove (Celluloid)
08. The B-Boys – 2-3 Break (Vintertainment)
09. SOS Band – Just The Way You Like It (Tabu)
10. Lovebug Starsky – Starsky Live At The Disco Fever (Fever)
11. Bernard Wright – Funky Beat (Arista)
12. Whodini – Hounted House Of Rock (Jive)
13. Davy DMX – One For The Treble (Tuff City)
14. Fresh 3 MC’s – Fresh (Profile)
15. SOS Band – Just Be Good To Me (Tabu)
16. Edgar Winter – Frankenstein 84 (Body Rock)
17. Cosmic Touch – Nothing Ever Changes (Serious Gold)
18. Funky Four – Feel It (Sugarhill)
19. Newcleus – Jam On Revenge (Sunnyview)
20. Malcom Mclaren – Looking Like A Hobo (Virgin)
21. Pacman – I’m A Pacman Enjoy)
22. New Edition – Candy Girl (Decca)
23. Whodini – Rap Machine (Jive)
24. Stockingcap – Wave Graze (Starlit)
25. Lovebug Starsky – You’ve Gotta Believe (Fever)
26. Crash Crew – On The Radio (Sugarhill/Baycity)
27. Run DMC – Sucker MC’s (Profile)
28. Ingram – Dj Delight (Streetwave)
29. Marjorie Barnes – Point Blanc (Philips)
30. Art Of Noise – Beat Box (ZTT)
31. Barbara Mason – Another Man (West End)
32. Grandmixer DST – Crazy Cuts (Celluloid/Island)
33. Indeep – When Boys Talk (Sound Of New York)
34. The B Boys – Cutting Herby (Vintertainment)
35. Herbie Hancock – Rock It (CBS)
36. Little Tony Marsh – Burn Out (Prism)
37. Two Sisters – B-Boys Beware (Sugarscoop)
38. Tom Browne – Brighter Tomorrow (Arista)
39. Time Zone – Wildstyle (Celluloid)
40. Herbie Hancock – Rough (CBS)
41. Globe & Whiz Kid – Play That Beat (Tommy Boy)
42. Tony Lee – Love So Deep (Radar)
43. Royal Clash – Radio Activity (Sutra)
44. Captain Rock – The Return Of Captain Rock (Nia)
45. B Boys – Rock The House (Vintertainment)
46. Shannon – Let The Music Play (Emergency)
47. C.O.D. – In The Bottle (Streetwise)
48. New Order – Confusion (Streetwise)
49. West Street Mob – Let Your Mind Be Free (Sugarhill)
50. Warp 9 – Light Years (Prism)
51. Visual – The Music Got Me (Prelude)
52. Midnight Star – Freak-A-Zoid (Solar)
53. Madonna – Lucky Star (Sire)

Rick Springfield – Bop ‘Til You Drop (320k)

Electro-funk + pop vocals = something KynyNasty or not? And is that a harmonica somewhere in there?