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Tracy E Warren

Nice....

Ty Dobson

Heyyyyyy! Miami Sound!

007coleyfoley

COLEY FOLEY SAYS: HEY FERGALICIOUS, COULD U UH... CUT COLEY FOLEY LIKE A FUCKIN "ROYALTY CHECK" 4 LIKE FUCKIN DIGGIN IN HIS OLD FUCKIN CRATES...? HAHAHAHA!!

D'Artenya Granger

Music came from: Power 99.FM Old School !!

Z MAN

At the beginning its 4 thress 2 uno Not uno 2 thress 4

Shon Simpson

The jam that had all of Detroit doing "the Schoolcraft."

Matf661

This Miami stuff is sick! I always listen to NY 80's stuff, but this is funky as shit and just as good! Love dem 80's basslines!

Marco Santos

bons tempos , que se foram ! marcao funk town

tvrmx

whatEVer! this is 808 BOOTY boogie music! NY sound was plodding, kinda uptight and boring :P ... MI-AMI!

MultiMastermixer

@rdecaserio Actually Derrick Rhaming was all South and this was his concept all of it... Juan was from New York and did some of the cuts ... Derrick,Bob Rosenberg(WillToPower) & I (Phil Jones)Hot 105 & Power 96 mixed this on an 8 track reel to reel tape the mix is uncredited but I did the multiple edits on this Dub mix and I was from White Plains N.Y. not the Bronx I've been in SoFla since 74' this song became the Template for Miami Bass...Phil Jones

rdecaserio

@NYOLSKOOL Back in the days Miami Bass was for a lot of people a mini electro funk mix with more pitch and bass, a speedup copy of something that was olready made. P.S. remember the east vs west?? LOL. Back in the days if it wasent from NY I dint even wanted to listen to it LOL. Today if is old school I will probally listen to it just for the flash back. U Feel Me!!!

rdecaserio

@NYOLSKOOL The truth is that this guys are Newyoricans in the south!!!! Back in the days they were to lame for the Boogie Down Bronx so they took advantage of the south. Their talent came from The Barrio!!! It wasent egnogh for Big Apple so they took their stuff to the (305)dirty south!!

IllPropaganda

Classic joint!

jemiee

@GETTOBOMBER isn klassiker aber ich hasse den rap .. ist nochn bisschen drin davon aber so ist das schon besser :D

GETTOBOMBER

Also Kraftwerk und die früher so oft eingesetzten elektrisch modifizierten Kuhglocken der Rapper und Hip-Hopper kann man schon mal raushören. Vielleicht auch etwas von "Stars on 45". "The Smurf" ist auch vertreten. Michael Zager gibt sich ebenfalls die Ehre. Aber der Beginn von COD war die nachträgliche Umwandlung von der Italio-Version. Der Rhythmus eindeutig durch den ganzen Mix war: "Looking for the perfect beat".

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