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Rayovac
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 Posted - 2008/10/02 : 15:39:49
Where can I buy the full version of Scott Brown's Neckbreaker? It's not on his site.
Actually, a crapload of his tunes aren't on his site for purchase. Wtf is with that?
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SPOOX
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Posted - 2008/10/02 : 16:44:57
You know that Neck Breaker is by Plus System (Scott Brown's Alias) Maybe that's why you couldn't find it? Are you after Vinyl or MP3?
Discogs have some for sale.
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=144624&ev=rp
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Rayovac
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Posted - 2008/10/02 : 17:12:02
I'm after digital download. About two weeks ago my dad's ancient record player broke. So no vinyl for a while.
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Chris B
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Posted - 2008/10/02 : 18:28:23
Have to admit i still really enjoy all the scott brown stuff from that time, "neckbreaker", "definition of a badboy", "like an angel", "turn up the music", "ghosts", "rock you softly" "take a final breath" all top tunes
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bulby_g
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Posted - 2008/10/02 : 18:59:34
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Originally posted by Chris B:
Have to admit i still really enjoy all the scott brown stuff from that time, "neckbreaker", "definition of a badboy", "like an angel", "turn up the music", "ghosts", "rock you softly" "take a final breath" all top tunes
Definitely. What happened!
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Chris B
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Posted - 2008/10/02 : 20:23:33
Dunno mate i stopped payin attention to happy stuff a while ago couldnt be arsed trawling through hundreds of tunes on the off chance there might be one tune i actually like in those few months.
From what i remember he jus stuck with that same formula til it was absolutely dead plus others started copying his style and basically yeah jus went shit. Some of the spanish that took the evo style made some corkers though, Dj Alfredo - Follow me for example
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Samination
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Posted - 2008/10/02 : 23:10:31
yea, that LP by DJ Alfredo was nice.
anyways, Im pretty sure I bought neckbreaker mp3 from the mp3 store on evolution
http://evolutionplus.net/mp3_store.html <- and I definitly DID! PLUS4a
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Rayovac
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Posted - 2008/10/03 : 02:26:57
quote:
Originally posted by Chris B:
Have to admit i still really enjoy all the scott brown stuff from that time, "neckbreaker", "definition of a badboy", "like an angel", "turn up the music", "ghosts", "rock you softly" "take a final breath" all top tunes
Omg... I couldn't agree with you more. I've heard all of those that you listed and they're sick. It was a unique style... for a bit, anyway. It definitely evolved out of his older style. One thing that always comes to mind is the snare drum timing ("Pishhh... Pishhh... Pishhh... PishhhPishhh...). And of course the neat synths. That whole area was the prime, from Make 'Em Clap/The Pilgrim to Make The Beat Drop/Don't Be Afraid.
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Originally posted by Chris B:
From what i remember he jus stuck with that same formula til it was absolutely dead plus others started copying his style and basically yeah jus went shit.
Yeah he did over use it you ask me... and of course with the other people copying off it, it just got damn boring.
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yea, that LP by DJ Alfredo was nice.
anyways, Im pretty sure I bought neckbreaker mp3 from the mp3 store on evolution
http://evolutionplus.net/mp3_store.html <- and I definitly DID! PLUS4a
Argh, how did I miss that? Thanks for the link!!
EDIT: Does anyone know where I can buy Make 'em Clap and Super Sharp Beats too?
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Samination
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Posted - 2008/10/03 : 08:42:15
For all Scott Brown tracks released on Evolution records (and subrecords), that link has it all Im afraid.
For tracks released on other labes, try IMOdownload or TrackItDown, but you wont find much.
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bulby_g
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Posted - 2008/10/03 : 08:56:23
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Originally posted by Chris B:
From what i remember he jus stuck with that same formula til it was absolutely dead
Yeah. I thought the quality of the tunes dropped as well tbh. :-/ Not in production terms but they just didn't have the same energy and feeling.
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