Ahzz - New York's Moving Digi-12

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Ahzz: New York's Moving Digi-12

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Ahzz

New York's Moving Digi-12

pure deep disco candy

file under : funk+soul+disco, 30 days

label : Traffic Entertainment / P&P Records date added : 06/23/2008

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Ahzz
I Did It Again

07:54

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Pure deep disco candy here. Straight from the weird and wonderful world of Peter Brown, this 1981 stomper is a wild ride. The vocal take is goofy and great, filled with "uptown"/"downtown" references and a civic pride that Bloomberg would be proud of (note to mayor: bring back the good discos!). With a drummer that sounds coked out of his mind and non-stop hand claps, you know things are going to be good from the first downbeat. The guitar busts out a crazy echo on the dubbed midsong breakdown and if you're not in heaven, I've got a mint DefJux promo pack for ya. For the less NYC-centric of you out there (eh, everybody's NYC-centric!), the flip side is a twisted instrumental dub that starts with that flanged out drumbreak and doesn't look back. Pure heat. Speaking of, Kenny do-do-do-Dope rocked this cut on his very necessary Disco Heat CD. Now you don't have to empty a bank account to get one of these bad boys, disco vampires (you know who you are) get up on this.

reviewed by monk 06/23/2008