Deep Singh

I'm after some old electro tunes that I used to listen to. If anyone has them on file could they email them to me? The tracks are:

Hip Hop Be Bop, Man Parrish

Freakazoid, don't know the artist

Scorpio, Grandmaster Flash.

The Smurf, ? Tyrone and someone?

The Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam song that came before ' I wonder if I take you home'

Any help appreciated.

warrtster

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This might help...
Electro...

Bug Eyed Peas

I used to have them on vinyl, think there was a series of them Electro 1 through to 10. Those were the days.
Have you tried HMV, failing that car boot sales?
I used to do the odd spot of breaking, before I found women

Anthony

scoobynut555

Electro 1 through to about 20 odd plus a few special releases, I just happen to have them all on CDs

jonnyrex

just did a search on limewire and found man parish hip hop bee bop(dont stop)

G00ner

Good topic Deep.

Jonzun Crew - Space is the Place/Pacjam
Newcleus - Jam On It
Captain Rap - Bad Times
Captain Rock - Cosmic Blast
Afrika Bambaata - Planet Rock
Egyptian Lover - Egypt Egypt
Electric Kingdom - Twilight
Hashim - Al Naafiysh
Kraftwerk - Everything!!!
Man Parrish - Hip Hop/Heat Stroke/Six Symple Synthesizers
Dr Jeckyl and Mr Hyde - Fast Life

Loads more, but my memory's not so good these days.

I got all these on MP3 Deep if you want I can host them for you?

Milamber

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Oh man, top tunes. They take me back a few years....

If someone hosts them then send me a link will ya

The Chief

Ah the old tunes from the Eighties - god i used to walk round with a huge Ghetto blaster and a mate used to have a roll of kitchen floor vinyl.

who remembers 'Man Parish' and Boogie Down Bronx???

Deep Singh

Fantastic! Shane if you could host them that would be great! I had quite a few of them on vinyl but have lost/damaged them over the years. The only one I've got left in decent nick is the Planet Rock double album.

Used to love the Newcleus album especially computer age! Boogie down bronx was a fave, I knew all the words off by heart

I watched the Christian Bale film, Harsh Times a few weeks ago and they played 'play at your own risk' in the background and I suddenly thought I need to rebuild my collection of this music!

I'll try limewire aswell.

The Chief

Limewire mate has most of them - tried it me self last night

Scoobychick

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I had Afrika Bambaata - Planet Rock on 12" vinyl import still in it's original film sleeve. Many years later I was a bit skint and gave it to my sister's boyfriend as a birthday pressie. He was a DJ and had been hinting that he'd like to take it off my hands for ages. Apparently it's now worth a few bob

To make matters worse over the years I also gave him my Rappers Delight 12" import and a few other valuable records. Him and my sis then split up after three years

GaryK

I bought the whole electro collection off of ebay in mp3 format, came on about 4/5 CDs and was electro 1-however many they went upto plus bonus stuff, class!

Best song ever - Al Naayfish!

slagmagnet69

Classic tunes. Still got most of mine on vinyl.

GaryK

I always remeber 'looking for the perfect beat' album by afrika bambaataa being rare back in the day bet it's worth some money now.

He he and it was Tyrone Johnson - The Smurf!

RussBoy

Top Tunes, goes back to my school days when I was REALLY into the emerging electro scene. For me, 'Rockit' (Herbie Hancock) held good memories...along with loads of Afrika Bambaata stuff and also stuff the names of which I can't even remember! I then got SERIOUSLY into the acid scene in the late 80's (probably why I can no longer remember things... , much of which I have on vinyl (well over 250 x 12's - many of which were white labels and also a signed copy of a Fingers Inc Gatefold who I met in Croydon of all places, an Ozone press of Orbitals 'Chime' , A white label of Krush's 'House Arrest' and many others!) Happy days....


R