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Uploaded by on Dec 5, 2007

SIDES DC - 26 Dame Street, Dublin 2.
Recorded Jan 1994 & June 95.


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SEE FLYERS - Asylum - Sides - Ormond 1988 / 2008.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~rebuzzdefuzz/flyers/index.html

Vocal Intro. - (There's a thin line)
ARTIST = Formosa
TRACK = O.D. On Groove
http://www.discogs.com/release/111105

Muffled Boom / Club Entrance.
ARTIST = D.O.P.
TRACK = Manifest Your Love
http://www.discogs.com/release/174165

Main Tune.
ARTIST = E-Zee Possee (ft MC. Kinky)
TRACK = Everything Starts With An 'E'
(Promo-White Label / Kinky Roland Mix)
For Reference see .....
http://www.discogs.com/release/792151

Track Background : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Zee_Possee

The video is 100% original footage, the intro was re-created in 3D Studio Max using a flat Google Sat map for reference - Any questions.... please leave a comment - Thanks.
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BACKGROUND INFO (compiled by bunnytube)

MC Kinky (Caron) did a demo called KINKY REGGAE wich she gave to Boy George when she met him in a London nightclub. He encouraged her to develop her talent. Shortly after rapping on KIPSY (a track on George's HIGH HAT album), he signed her to MORE PROTEIN. That led to the appearance of the first E-Zee Posse single, EVERYTHING STARTS WITH AN 'E', which was the big break for her, reaching the Top 20 in the UK and becoming an anthem for the 'SUMMER OF LOVE' generation.

The song was written as an instrumental by Jeremy Healy, a long time friend of Boy George. George thought it needed some vocals and thought of Kinky right away. When delivered to the record company they tried to get rid of the rap, saying it wasn't working, but George stood firm and said that without MC Kinky there was no record left. Virgin didn't want to put money into an 'E' record so George financed the first pressing himself, which were sold out in no time at all. DJ's started to play the record in the clubs.

DJ Paul Oakenfold heard the record and asked George why even he wasn't able to get a copy. George replied, "Why don't you ask your girlfriend?" Oakenfold's own girlfriend was working at Virgin and was blocking the release of the record! Then Virgin started to notice it and probably smelled money, as they suddenly were keen to release it. But with no radio promotion (except for the illegal dance channels) it was destined to fail.

However, demand was still very high so Virgin re-re-released it again. This time with even more DJ support it finally went on to become a sucsess, taking MC Kinky all over the world promoting the song. Listen for Eve Gallagher & Boy George on backing vocals.

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  • any1 know wat mix that iz????

    :)

  • ARTIST = E-Zee Possee (ft MC. Kinky)

    TRACK = Everything Starts With An 'E'

    (Promo-White Label / Kinky Roland Mix)

  • anyone no wat happent liam dollard

  • It's rumored that Liam has been thawed out from his cryogenic suspension and may be playing Dublin City in March. :-)

  • thats some mindblowing shit right there!!! takes me back..i loved that place!!best ever..

    even the queue outside used to be great...

    turned into a skeleton in there!

    great!!

  • nice1 - glad you like it. ;-)

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  • those were the days!!!the music these days isnt a patch on the old records!sad to hear abbey disks is gone used to go in every saturday mornin wen it was in the arcade,dublin is gone to shit now so is the music in clubs!full of pricks that think tiesto is great.

  • Oh my god, Went there every Friday back in the day. I'm 33 now. Definatley Knocked a few years off me i'd say. What an era!!

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  • me... i was an Asylum dude , i could never manage to get to go to sides.. was always to moshed outa me mind .... happy days the early 90's in ath cliath..

  • dublin. best city in the world to go clubbin it the 90s................

    were did it all go wrong

  • No idea why I decided to look up Sides today. I'm 36 now. So 1994 I was 19. And yes I was there. Maddest experience ever? Some dudes pullin out a knife in the jacks accusing me of dealing when they were the main dealers!!!!!!! Luckily I'd the gift of the gab and got them onside!!!!!! Not sure how many times I got to Sides. maybe 10. The Ormonde. The Temple and The System a few more. Buttery Brasserie beforehand. Getting sorted. And off we'd go and then The Shaft or Purple Onion! Thanks fellas :)

  • must of been some killer good times back then!! nice video!

  • your man in the check shirt 2:29 thinks hes at an audition for Boyzone

  • @degargoyle1972 Ya sides brings back a few.Iv a few tapes there somewere i must try dig som out....Pat Hyland, Warren k,Liam dollard.....Its all just a blur now...This is classic....And then about 4am head off to the imfamous Asylum DC.....

  • felt the same myself man , the whole body was shaking like back in the day,fuck that need a smoke,fair play to ya for keeping track of the memories

  • wish was places like that now a days!!!

  • Classic Spot

  • was some club-)

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