From Blag Sent Mon, Aug 9th 1999, 20:12
From Blag Sent Mon, Aug 9th 1999, 20:12
On Mon, 9 Aug 1999, Mark Stevens wrote: > On my copy, Midas Touch and Boogie Down Bronx are right next to each > other. Do you mean the one before Midas Touch? I've no idea what the > original is -- the fucked-up vocal sample sounds familiar, but I can't > quite place it. (This track gets my vote as the Gescom one though.) Hi, I'm a dumbass: What I meant was what's AFTER "Boogie Down Bronx" (by Man "You'll never see me in the welfare line" Parrish) which is the fifth mp3, but the 6th actual track (whoever made the mp3s screwed up and stuck the 4th and 5th tracks together.) It really is keeping me up at night, really. :) The one before "Midas Touch" is "Ashes to Ashes" by David Bowie, listen to it now and it will seem really obvious, it even has the synth parts in it :) .Bil. ich|bin|ein|kopieier