L. Pierre - Neverland Transmission, a Disney Mix

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Bob James - Take me to the Mardi Gras (Columbia Records)
Run DMC - Peter Piper (Def Jam)
Dj Jazzy Jeff and & the Fresh Prince - Hip-Hop Dancer's Theme (Jive Records)
Sydney & David Guetta - Nation Rap(Island Records)
Eric B & Rakim - Don't sweat the technique (Xtended)
Missy Elliott - Work it (Elektra Records)
Wagon Christ - Deux ans de Maïa (Ninja Tune)
Panacea - Epiphany (Rawkus)
Will I Am - I got it from my mama (Interscope)

Back To The Loops #1 : Bob James Take me to the Mardi Gras

Incredible Bongo Band - Apache (Grandmaster Flash Remix)

Marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

The Berlin Wall of Sound is an acoustic reconstruction of the Berlin Wall. 
Its duration of 7:32 minutes reflects the time sound needs to travel the 
155 kilometres length of the Berlin Wall. Its sound wave’s shape mirrors 
the wall of concrete and its watchtowers. There are no comments – 
the tags depict the victims and mark where they were killed.
 
The Wall of Sound is not easy to bear. But 27 years locked behind 
the concrete Berlin Wall were unbearable.
 
Back in 1989, SoundCloud’s headquarters would have been part of 
the Death Zone next to the Berlin Wall. We dedicate the Wall of Sound 
to the 120 women, men and children, who lost their lives in their 
attempt to live in freedom. We will not forget.

Major original quotes used:

Walter Ulbricht (former leader of the GDR and responsible for the construction) saying a few days before the construction started: „Nobody has the intention to raise a wall“ 

Heinz Hoffmann (former GDR secretary of defense): „To those, who don’t respect our border – they will feel the bullet.“

Erich Honecker (longtime and most powerful leader of the GDR) celebrating 
40 Years of the GDR in 1989: „The German Democratic Republic will exist another 40 years and beyond.“

The Berlin Wall of Sound

In conjunction with compiler and highlife researcher Dr. Markus Coester, Soundway Records present a very special release. Double CD & triple 180g gatefold vinyl (with a bonus 7 inch).

This 45 includes the two first ever recordings by a certain Fela Ransome Kuti with his band The Highlife Rakers. Recorded by Melodisc in London in 1960 both tracks have been unearthed after more than fifty years in hiding.

In many ways this compilation is a prequel of sorts to Soundway's groundbreaking Nigeria & Ghana Special compilations, telling the early story of modern highlife's foundation & formulation. It traces the music from West Africa to London, adding elements of jazz, mambo and calypso along the way and paving the way for the afro sounds of the 1970s.

Accompanied by a 44 page CD booklet and 12 page vinyl booklet, the notes by Dr. Coester include rare photographs, labels and advert reproductions alongside some stunning and very rare recordings. 

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Fela Ransome-Kuti & The Highlife Rakers - Fela’s Special

More than thirty years after its original release, Malcolm McLaren´s "Duck Rock" album stands out as one of the most innovative - yet underrated - albums of the 1980s. For audiences outside the U.S.A. "Duck Rock" single handedly introduced the holy, global reaching innovations of hip hop - rapping, scratching, breakdancing and graffiti - through the music video of the album´s hit single "Buffalo Gals". 

"Duck Rock", produced by 1980s producer superstar Trevor Horn, was also one the first pop album to introduce sampling technology. Besides all the sonic, visual and technological introductions the most radical concept of "Duck Rock" however lied in the collage aesthetics of the album. Conceived as a NY pirate radio show, hosted by the DJs of the World´s Famous Supreme Team show, the album is a musical world trip on which Malcolm McLaren takes the listener from the Bronx to Soweto, to the Caribbean to West-Africa, to Kentucky and back to New York. At a time when the electro pop and New Wave was ruling the charts, McLaren proposed to look at roots music from around the world for musical innovation, patching together in an amazing, eclectic mix. The accompanying music videos for the hit-singles "Buffalo Gals" and "Double Dutch" showed Malcolm McLaren and crew dressed in the "Buffalo Girls / Nostalgia Of Mud" collection of his then wife Vivienne Westwood, today most known for the over-sized Buffalo hat, worn by Pharell Williams. The hat was inspired by "Peruvian women wearing bowler hats and full skirts, dancing with their babies tied on their back." said Vivienne Westwood in an interview in 1983.

With his sonic essay on "Duck Rock", Berlin based DJ, producer and Man Recordings label-head Daniel Haaksman revisits "Duck Rock" and presents an extended and alternate version of the album, including footage from TV features, interviews with Malcolm McLaren, Trevor Horn and his wife, alternate takes and versions of songs of "Duck Rock" plus unreleased fragments from the World Famous Supreme Team Show that was the founding frame for the "Duck Rock" album.

Tracklist


1. Intro South Bank Show, Malcolm McLaren monologue from The Duck Rock VHS Tape
2. Malcolm McLaren “Obtala"
3. Trevor Horn interviewed by Pete Tong 2015
4. Skit #1 Malcolm McLaren & World´s Famous Supreme Team Show
5. Skit #2 Trevor Horn, Interview at RBMA
6. Pete Seeger "Bufallo Gals"
7. Skit #3 Trevor Horn Interview at RBMA
8. Malcolm McLaren "Buffalo Gals" ft. World´s Famous Supreme Team
9. Skit #4 Young Kim
10. The Mahotella Queens "Thina Siyakhanyisa"
11. Skit #5 Trevor Horn & Malcolm McLaren
12. Malcolm McLaren "Double Dutch" (Jean Claude Gavri & Daniel Haaksman Edit)
13. Skit #6 World´s Famous Supreme Team Show
14. Malcolm McLaren "Juanera"
15. Skit #7 World´s Famous Supreme Team Show & Young Kim
16. S.Piliso & His Super Seven "Kuya Hanjwa"
17. Skit #8 World´s Famous Supreme Team Show
18. Malcolm McLaren "World´s Famous" ft. World´s Famous Supreme Team" 
19. Mahotella Queens "Guga Mzimba"
20  Skit #9 World´s Famous Supreme Team Show
21. Malcolm McLaren "Hobo Scratch" ft. World´s Famous Supreme Team 
22. Malcolm McLaren "Song For Chango"
23. Skit #10 Malcolm McLaren
24. Malcom McLaren "Soweto"
25. Skit #11 
26. Malcolm McLaren "Buffalo Gals (Trad. Square)"
27. Malcolm McLaren "Double Dutch"
28. Skit #12 World´s Famous Supreme Team Show
29.  Malcolm McLaren "Zulu´s On A Time Bomb"
30. Skit #13 World´s Famous Supreme Team Show
31.The Mahotella Queens "Jive Mabone"
32. Skit #14 Rakim + Freestylers
33. Malcolm McLaren "D´Ya Like Scratchin´" ft. World´s Famous Supreme Team 
34. Skit #15
35. World´s Famous Supreme Team "Hey, DJ!"

Edited and mixed by Daniel Haaksman in August/September 2014. No rights reserved.
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Malcolm McLaren "Duck Rock"  Sonic Essay

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All the Drum Introductions in Chronological Order — Bob Marley & the Wailers

This a interview-mix recorded when J Dilla went to Giles Peterson Worldwide on BBC Radio 1 in 2001, Jay Dee talks about Welcome 2 Detroit, The Pharcyde, Slum Village, Common, The Ummah, Janet Jackson, Q-tip, D’Angelo, Soulquarians, ?uestlove, the future of Hip-Hop, Erykah Badu and his influences. This is a real inside to Dilla’s genius.

J Dilla interview on Gilles Peterson Worldwide BBC Radio 2001

80s, New Wave, Pop & Rock (Film & TV)
Fatboys- Human Beat Box
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Fatboys - Human Beat Box

This little sound experiment was created by taking recordings of every single national anthem in the world (all 196 of them!) and playing them beside each other, so that they all end together. 

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Back To The Loops #1 : Bob James Take me to the Mardi Gras

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