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3. Abstract Thought - Galactic Rotation
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This is an interview with "Mad" Mike Banks, label head and co-founder of seminal Detroit techno label Underground Resistance. This a copy from the original interview written by Sven Von Thülen for De:Bug, found here: www.de-bug.de/texte/4639.html
Tue, February 27, 2007 - 3:40 PM
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Mike Banks über Underground Resistance "You will find the strength in the sound and make your transition." Sven Von Thülen in De:Bug 109 Underground Resistance always stood and still stands for more than just music. Please explain ... read more 
If you've checked out any of the much hyped Baile Funk and are still on the fence, this is a must.
Tue, February 27, 2007 - 3:35 PM
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A transplanted decendent of Miami Bass, Baile Funk specializes in a particular way of flipping mainstream samples. Classic bass tracks have copped themes from children's cartoons to Bruce Springsteen... all with a certain disregard for the original meaning and context. When it comes to lighting up a party, this is a powerful thing. In his Marco Poloesque approach to the Brazillian ghet... read more
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Tue, February 27, 2007 - 3:33 PM
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That makes it roughly - depending on who you talk to - about 10 years solid since "Ghetto Tech" rolled up out from a DJ scene throwing together urban radio R'n'B and Hip Hop, Detroit electro, Chicago house, Miami bass and later even Drum and Bass. That's when DJ Assault and Mr. De put out the seminal "TERROR TEC EP", the first of many releases on Electrofunk Records. Pardon all the (bullshit) genre-name dropping, but this was a DJ & dance culture 1st and formost. The keylog stimu... read more 
The party was solid except for the part about how we was cold jacked on our set. something like we're suppose to have the daylight savings bonus hour but then we didn't because some fight broke out? I'M SAYIN' WE WAS ROBBED!!
Sun, November 6, 2005 - 9:27 AM
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Bfamily did bring the noize tho. AND BROUGHT IT FULLY LIKE BULLYS. for all of a half hour we puffed the party up to a few notchs past what anyone was near ready for. 303, 909, 808, Moogs way past blast and me working the first 23 seconds of RMC's "Its Tricky" over... read more
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BD Trax (from bfamilyrecords.com)
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fwd: Dispatch from UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE
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This is an interview with "Mad" Mike Banks, label head and co-founder of seminal Detroit techno label Underground Resistance. This a copy from the original interview written by Sven Von Thülen for De:Bug, found here: www.de-bug.de/texte/46...
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Baile Funk for the masses
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If you've checked out any of the much hyped Baile Funk and are still on the fence, this is a must.
A transplanted decendent of Miami Bass, Baile Funk specializes in a particular way of flipping mainstream samples. Classic bass tracks have cop... read more
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G. H. E. T. T. O. 4 L. I. F. E.
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2006.
That makes it roughly - depending on who you talk to - about 10 years solid since "Ghetto Tech" rolled up out from a DJ scene throwing together urban radio R'n'B and Hip Hop, Detroit electro, Chicago house, Miami bass and later even Drum... read more
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