The Freestylers riffing Dominion

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This was just on the radio.
At first I thought they'd just sampled the sax from Dominion but listen on.....
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Pista wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 09:16 This was just on the radio.
At first I thought they'd just sampled the sax from Dominion but listen on.....
Excellent. Almost feels like new material... (not really)
Is this new?

Answered my own question there https://www.discogs.com/Freestylers-Hap ... e/16327674
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hah!
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I quite liked it. I kept expecting it to go somewhere, and it didn't. But it's nice to think of young bods dancing to it somewhere.
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I'm enjoying the idea of :von: getting sufficient royalties from this that he can put off releasing anything himself for a few more decades. I look forward to hearing it among the cheesy dancefloor stuff at a party sometime soon.
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'kin awesome 8)
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If there aren't significant royalties being paid on this, then it's pretty shameless.

I like it though. Very retro beat.
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not the freestylers' best tbf

their first album is incredible

for eg



this one feels a bit pedestrian - as @MrChris says, it doesn't really go anywhere
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Quiff Boy wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 17:18 not the freestylers' best tbf
Is this the part where I say "if they're going to be inspired by a Sisters song they should have picked YCBTO"? :twisted:
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mh wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 13:52 I'm enjoying the idea of :von: getting sufficient royalties from this that he can put off releasing anything himself for a few more decades. I look forward to hearing it among the cheesy dancefloor stuff at a party sometime soon.
Didn't he flog off his rights to most of the old stuff prior to the Rhino re-releases?
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Swinnow wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 17:38
mh wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 13:52 I'm enjoying the idea of :von: getting sufficient royalties from this that he can put off releasing anything himself for a few more decades. I look forward to hearing it among the cheesy dancefloor stuff at a party sometime soon.
Didn't he flog off his rights to most of the old stuff prior to the Rhino re-releases?
I was thinking the same. But, even so, shouldn't he be credited on the discogs page as a writer?
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Pista wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 17:54 I was thinking the same. But, even so, shouldn't he be credited on the discogs page as a writer?
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Quiff Boy wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 17:18 not the freestylers' best tbf

their first album is incredible

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this one feels a bit pedestrian - as @MrChris says, it doesn't really go anywhere
I totally agree, the first album is a blinder for sure, Every time I played it in my branch of Our Price I would sell at least one copy (which wasn't bad for a small market town store).

The second album was way more reggae/ dub/ dance hall than the 1st's electro/ hip hop/ breaks sound, but still a strong album, the third was pretty much bad drum n bass ish/ breaks stuff, with a few good tunes

I can't think of anyother band that have released 3 completely different sounding albums at all.... :lol: :lol: :lol:

I gave up on them at this point as they made some real bad house stuff.
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@Bonksi :lol:

love that first album's electro breaks. all the soul sonic force and public enemy stuff sounds amazing even now.

i have the third one too. yuk.

i never got the second (no idea why!) but might give it a whirl based on that recommendation :)
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Quiff Boy wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 23:08 @Bonksi :lol:

love that first album's electro breaks. all the soul sonic force and public enemy stuff sounds amazing even now.

i have the third one too. yuk.

i never got the second (no idea why!) but might give it a whirl based on that recommendation :)
Its such a shame they have gone all housey now, great muscians/ producers, just bad taste in music, well , different to mine. If you loved the first album, you will like the second, I hope that you do anyway.
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Bonksi wrote: 11 Dec 2020, 09:09
Quiff Boy wrote: 10 Dec 2020, 23:08 @Bonksi :lol:

love that first album's electro breaks. all the soul sonic force and public enemy stuff sounds amazing even now.

i have the third one too. yuk.

i never got the second (no idea why!) but might give it a whirl based on that recommendation :)
Its such a shame they have gone all housey now, great muscians/ producers, just bad taste in music, well , different to mine. If you loved the first album, you will like the second, I hope that you do anyway.
this one?

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Anyone else got this track on repeat? I really like it.

That said, it should be called 'Dominion (Happiness edit)' A good half to two thirds of the track is Dominion.
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@Quiff Boy Thats the one
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