Linear Notes from ORIGINAL:
                Wu-Tang Clan "It's Yourz"
                Loud Records 1997

                Edited By - UE Nastasi 
                Engineer [Mix] - Scott Harding 
                Executive Producer - Dennis Coles , Mitchell Diggs , Oli Grant , Robert Diggs 
                Mastered By - Tom Coyne 
                Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By - RZA

Wu Tang Clan- It's Yourz (MG Edit)

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    Dan is a graduate of the Music Industry Program at the State University of New York, College at Oneonta. He has worked and collaborated with executives, publicists and publishers from many major labels. His diverse studies of music and real world experience have aided him in the analytical and objective perceptions of music- being able to step outside the box. His specialized breadth of study also enables his encompassing expertise in the music industry and its obscure niche markets. While learning much from his peers and professors, he’s never too shy to extend his views, experiences and overall opinions. Analyzing the socio-political forces that drive music, or vice versa, is also an interest to him. Additionally, disco music, club and DJ culture is a passion of his. While not involved in the pursuit of knowledge, muckraking or writing, Dan enjoys DJing, producing, cooking, rugby and spending time with his close mates, girlfriend and black pomeranian, Mika.

    “A creative man is motivated by the desire to achieve, not by the desire to beat others.” -Ayn Rand

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    “Everything is version 1.0, and anybody should be allowed to take your ideas and add their own ideas to it… At the moment, a producer creates a track and then this song is supposed to be left like that forever, like a rock in a field…everything changes with time, and I believe that each song should be allowed to have a life of its own after it’s released to the public.”  -Richie Hawtin a.k.a. Plastikman

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    Brian Eno, Nile Rodgers, Giorgio Moroder, Arthur Baker, Trevor Horn, Vince Clarke, Ben Liebrand, Kevin Saunderson, Arthur Russell, Stuart Price, Xenomania, Tom Moulton, Francois K, Quincy Jones, Charlie May

    Favorite Bands:
    Mother, Father, Sister, Brother (MFSB) to the Police and U2 to the Pet Shop Boys, Joy Division to Bad Religion and Genesis to The Who

    Favorite DJs:
    David Mancuso, Greg Wilson, Larry Levan

    Fav Industry Personalities:
    David Geffen, Walter Yetnikoff, Tommy Mottola, Herb Alpert, Neil Bogart, Ahmet Ertegun, Stewart Copeland, Ian Schrager, Tommy Lee, Tony Scafide

    Favorite Books:
    Anthem

    Favorite Music:
    I Wear My <3 On My Sleeve(less) Shirt

    Favorite Absurd Indie Genres:
    crab core, ambient doom metal, shoegaze, Sufjan-house, neo shoegaze, mumblecore, noiserock, Balkan indie folk, post modern neo shoegaze

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    Northern Southcentral Eastern Connecticut University (basically the West most Eastern tip of Long Island but just South of Martha's Vineyard- if you've reached Plum Island you've gone too far)

    "The D.J.’s became the stars, because the records came and went. There were one-hit wonders, there were major stars, there were records like Manu Dibango’s [Afro-jazz] “Soul Makossa,” but the D.J.’s were the ones who found a way to mix all this very disparate stuff and create a whole evening." - Vince Aletti (Village Voice 11/76)

Wu Tang Clan- It's Yourz (MG Edit)

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