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I loved the shit he released under the Tribal Crew alias.

My first cd was Soul For Real - Candy Rain....My parents should be slapped for purchasing it. It was the shit in 5th grade though.

I've been listening to Mark Farina Mushroom Jazz 4 alot lately.

I'm sorry to hear that you too live in Tampa...

I'm pretty sure it's "Angel Alanis - Do you like the way you feel when you shake?"...it's track 12 on the DJ Dan In Stereo CD.

heh, I was using C++ damn near everyday about 6-8 months ago. I wouldn't know where to start if I tried to write something in it now...damned PHP.

Sounds like a great idea...perhaps you should expand to Tampa *hint*

The owner is the guy who impersonates Elvis right (no, not the bartender Elvis)...or do they have the Elvis Mural on the wall for another reason?

I would classify it as raggae...the beat has been used in a number of other raggae songs, so the only thing that sets it apart is the lyrics. The lyrics are probably considered raggae anyways. P.S. I got ahold of that Tampa Tony track, if you want it let me know (assuming you don't already have it).

I can't speak for NY, but in Tampa, House basically doesn't exist. Most people, regardless of race or taste in music can identify breakbeat, but no one has a clue about house. I guess it all depends what you listen to while your growing up. Chances to see a DJ spinning house here are few and far between, and the crowd is probably going to be a weak one due to lack of interest.

not sure about the lyrics, but that sounds like the Diwali Riddim... Wayne Wonder - No Letting Go is big in Tampa clubs right now, and that song uses the beat...you might also want to try TOK - Top a Tappa or General Degree - Inna ...also, if you live in Florida, you may have heard Tampa Tony - Keep Jukin....the song is getting big, and the beat is great...I checked a few of the local record stores in Tampa, but apparently the song hasn't been released yet, other than to DJs.

I quit because I'm poor....I miss them quite a bit, but hopefully that passes. At least now I can get up the stairs without getting winded.

This is the sound of Tribal United Kingdom mixed live at the Sound Factory, NYC by Junior Vasquez. Has quite a long name for a cd....it was released in 1994. I found it buried under some cds at a Sam Goody in Tampa. Has anyone ever heard this? It still cost 18 dollars even though the case was busted to shit...

Well, that makes alot more sense now.

heh, I had no idea he was....how do you just suddenly make a transition like that?