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The Original Gangsters Of Freestyle Freestyle Electro 1988 US

Performer: The Original Gangsters Of Freestyle
Genre: Electronic
Album: Get The Hoe
Released: 1988
Style: Freestyle, Electro
MP3 version ZIP size: 1104 mb
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WMA version ZIP size: 1301 mb
Rating: 4.6
Votes: 837
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Tracklist

A1	Get The Hoe (Freestyle Club Mix)	6:25
A2	Get The Hoe (Westside Club Chant)	2:55
B1	Get The Hoe (Brooklyn Breakdown)	4:32
B2	Get The Hoe (Bones Bass Bonus)	3:02

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Published By – Ropiak Bros. Music
Published By – Northcott Music
Recorded At – NCP Studios
Manufactured By – Apexton Records

Credits

Executive-Producer – L & D Ropiak*, Silvio Tancredi
Mastered By – C S B ♪♪*
Mixed By, Edited By – Frankie "Bones"*
Producer – Frankie "Bones"*, Lenny Dee
Programmed By – Tommy Musto
Written-By – Frankie "Bones" Mitchell*

Notes

118 B.P.M.
Recorded at NCP Studios.
Mixed and edited for One Way Sounds Productions.
Published by Ropiak Bros. BMI / Northcott BMI.
©&℗ 1988

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (A-Side Runout Etching): AP- 131 A CSB ♪♪
Matrix / Runout (B-Side Runout Etching): AP- 131 B
Rights Society: BMI

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FF-1098	The Original Gangsters Of Freestyle*	You Gotta Release (The Hoe) ‎(12")	Fourth Floor Records	FF-1098	US	1989
FF-1098	The Original Gangsters Of Freestyle*	You Gotta Release (The Hoe) ‎(12", TP)	Fourth Floor Records	FF-1098	US	1989

Celace

Some may call it freestyle. The drum patterns are evidently influenced by it, minus any of that campy, corny vocal, commercial, cheesy sounding horried synth naffness proper new york freestyle generally contains. Some even call it breaks, it certainly isn't that. That's a term for lazy people that automatically call any beat which is NOT constructed as a 'four to the floor' a "break". Its aesthetic however is stone cold ELECTRO, that is for sure - Brooklyn Breakdown in particular. As far as I'm concerned this sits right up there with your Hashim, Information Society, Dynamix II, The Beat Club, Unknown DJ, Egyptian Lover, Model 500, Cybotron, Audio Tech, Newcleus etc etcWith it's heavy, rolling, gritty syncopated 808 drums, punctuated electronic bassline typical of other pure, all time electro classics. Sweeping evocative and slightly dark pads and keys. This release found its way being played slap bang in the middle of fields, warehouse raves and underground venues during the 1988/1989 UK summers of love! What an underrated Frankie Bones / Lenny Dee collaboration this is.

Zulurr

Great review... couldn't agree more. The Brooklyn Breakdown is an absolute grenade of a track.

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