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Uploaded by visualito on May 24, 2007
This is one of the greatest electro songs of all time.
27 years later this song sounds great.
The artist is Hashim, his original name is Jerry Calliste Jr.
Al-Naafiysh was released in 1983 and hashim was influenced by songs like Hip hop Be bop by man Parrish, Numbers by Kraftwerk and She Blinded me with the Science by Thomas Dolby.
I hope you enjoy this song like me.
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im reading these comments...smh.. this mix was done BEFORE all of the make beleive djs that are out now... there was no sync button or beat matching software..what you call a loop was done in the studio with a razor blade and tape.. it was called a splice..to school you young boys and girls its where the term cut comes from..to be a realdj you had have a good set of technics turntables and plenty of records..not to mention lots of power and some serious bass bottoms... 3 vans for gear alone :)
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