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Photographer: Marc Lagrange.
Personnel: Ian Van Dahl; Annemie Coenen (vocals).
Recording information: Heliac Studio, Koersel; Studio Omega, Tongeren.
Ian Van Dahl Lost & Found Songs Lost & Found Music Review Purchase Lost & Found CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | DJ Encore Intuition CD (2002)
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Together with his attractive, honey-voiced sidekick Engelina, DJ Encore, a.k.a. Andreas Hemmeth, has been the toast of his native Denmark since 2001, when the duo's massive hit "I See Right Through to You" went double platinum in that country. It's included here along with several similar-sounding efforts, a perfect, ...
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| | Digital Underground Body-Hat Syndrome CD (1993)
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Rebounding, in the charts anyway, from the relative downturn of 1991's Sons of the P LP, Digital Underground continued cultivating its own brand of P-Funk culture on The Body-Hat Syndrome two years later, stuffing what had been the group's first year of silence with a fresh batch of funk-infused rap. Digital Underground's last effort for longtime label Tommy Boy, The Body-Hat Syndrome lacked some of the bright spark and humor that informed the band's first two albums. With the edgy grind of the leading single, "The Return of the Crazy One," and its accompanying X-rated video (reworked for public consumption) boosting the band back into the spotlight, the rest of the album unfurled to less than outstanding crossover commercial acclaim -- the album's second single, the slightly melancholy and anti-racism cultural awareness politico "Whassup Wit the Love," barely cracked the R&B Top 100. But that's not to say that this set doesn't represent another brilliant feather in the group's cap -- it does. Smooth grooves, understated humor, and gentle remonstrations of peace, love, and manifesto continue to drive the Digital Underground style, here sampled across a chunky 20-track set. "Holly Wanstaho" is a fantastic jazz-tripped reinvention of Parliament's "Holly Wants to Go to California," while the completely original big bass beat "Brand Nu Swetta" is the perfect dance groove. The three-part "Body-Hats" breaks up the action. Two bonus tracks, "The Humpty Dance Awards" and "Wheee!, are included on The Body-Hat Syndrome's CD issue. With a smart balance between old-school, new-school, and their own school sonics, Digital Underground has once again brought funk history to life, passing the torch to the next generation and, above all, having one hell of a good time doing it. ~ Amy Hanson
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