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The Ronettes
Bekend uit de jaren '60 etc. Geproduceerd door wijlen Phil Spector. Hieronder hun bekendste hit Be My Baby welke een perfect voorbeeld is van de 'wall of sound' van Phil Spector. In deze video magnifiek gebruikt door Scorsese in de film Mean Streets
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Bekend uit de jaren '60 etc. Geproduceerd door wijlen Phil Spector. Hieronder hun bekendste hit Be My Baby welke een perfect voorbeeld is van de 'wall of sound' van Phil Spector. In deze video magnifiek gebruikt door Scorsese in de film Mean Streets
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willydrama
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Stikstof "Nitro"
Solo zat ie al in deze draad maar hier met de crew, zware verse van Guy in de eerste helft waar je de rook uit de Brusselse putdeksels ziet kronkelen.
Solo zat ie al in deze draad maar hier met de crew, zware verse van Guy in de eerste helft waar je de rook uit de Brusselse putdeksels ziet kronkelen.
Taxandrian
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Silent Dust (none60 label)
The label was initially set up purely as a vehicle to release our album and new ‘Silent Dust’ material. By having our own label, we knew we could have complete creative control, speed up release times and always have a home for our music. It also meant that we could operate outside of the 170 tempo, which people had begun to expect. After a year or so of just releasing our own material, we realized that it would be a great platform to release music from artists that we were fans of and were making music similar to our own. The label title (none60) is a bit of a play on one-sixty, but the ‘none’ is there to represent the fact that we don’t feel tempo should be as important as it is often made out
The label was initially set up purely as a vehicle to release our album and new ‘Silent Dust’ material. By having our own label, we knew we could have complete creative control, speed up release times and always have a home for our music. It also meant that we could operate outside of the 170 tempo, which people had begun to expect. After a year or so of just releasing our own material, we realized that it would be a great platform to release music from artists that we were fans of and were making music similar to our own. The label title (none60) is a bit of a play on one-sixty, but the ‘none’ is there to represent the fact that we don’t feel tempo should be as important as it is often made out
