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| Release: | Let's stay together Remixes |
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| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 1995 |
| Recordlabel: | Forefront |
| Info: | 1. Stay Together (West Side O.G. Mix)
2. Stay Together (East Side Flava Mix)
3. Give It Up (Old School From Da Rooftops Mix)
4. 40 & A Blunt (Blue Note Basement Mix)
5. 40 & A Blunt (Blue Note Instrumental) |
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| | Review: | Last year brought the first edition of the ForeFront
remixes, followed this year by a remix of E.T.W.'s Stay
Together, Tedd T. is responsible for the remixes on this
batch. If you aren't quite familiar with his name, he
recently produced Code of Ethics' Arms Around The World and
Tammy Trent's self-titled debut.
Over the disc, which contains five mixes, there is obviously
a more funk-influenced approach than on the previous set. If
you heard the word "remix" and immediately associated it
with dance, you are in for a disappointment. This isn't
exactly your typical club music.
There are two remakes of "Stay Together" on the Stay
Together Extended Play Remixes. One is a slow grooving
hip-hop sound with extra-phat beats and the other is an even
slower down-beat hip-hop flavor. "Give It Up" is a little
more upbeat hip-hop, as are the remixes (one instrumental,
one not) of "40 & A Blunt."
This remix collection probably isn't hard-core enough on
the dance side to attract dance music fans, so it will
probably only appeal to the serious fans of each artist. | | source: Roger Appelinski, Polarized Publications and NetCentral, Inc., added: Feb 24, 2005 |  |
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