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░░████ Afrika Bambaataa pres. Khayan And The New World Power ████░░
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░░████ Artist: Afrika Bambaataa pres. Khayan And The New Wor████░░
░░████▌ Album: You Ask For The Moon ▐████▌░
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░░████ Ripper : dj_kriss ████░░
░░████ Supplier : BFHMP3 ████░░
░░████ Style : Trance ████░░
░░████ Date : Jan-28-2003 ████░░
░░████ Year : 1999 ████░░
░░████ Grabber : Cdex ████░░
░░████ Encoder : Lame ████░░
░░████ Quality : 192kbps / 44,1kHz / Full Stereo ████░░
░░████ CD Songs : 06 ████░░
░░████ Playtime : 30:00 min ▄ ████░░
░░████ Company : ZYX ▓█████ ████░░
░░████ Size : 41,3 MB ██████ ████░░
░░████ Streetdate : 000-00-0000 ▀▀▀▀▀▀▄▄▄▄▄ ███░░
░░████ Url : http://www.zyx.de █████ ███░░
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░░████ Source : CDDA
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░░████ ...::>Afrika Bambaataa pres. Khayan & The New World ████░░
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░░████▌ Kevin Donovan, 10 April 1960, the Bronx, New York ▐████▌░
░░████▌ City, New York, USA. His name deriving from that of ▐████▌░
░░████▌ a nineteenth-century Zulu chief, translating as ▐████▌░
░░████▌ "Chief Affection", Bambaataa was the founding ▐████▌░
░░████▌ father of New York's Zulu Nation. The name was ▐████▌░
░░████▌ inspired by the movie Zulu, starring Michael Caine, ▐████▌░
░░████▌ and the code of honour and bravery of its black ▐████▌░
░░████▌ participants. A loose community of mainly black ▐████▌░
░░████▌ street youths, Zulu Nation and its leader, more ▐████▌░
░░████▌ than any other element, helped to transform the ▐████▌░
░░████▌ gangs of the late 70s into the hip-hop crews of the ▐████▌░
░░████▌ early 80s. Bambaataa himself had been a member of ▐████▌░
░░████▌ the notorious Black Spades, among other sects, and ▐████▌░
░░████▌ from 1977-85 he had a social importance to match ▐████▌░
░░████▌ his towering MC and DJ profiles, organizing ▐████▌░
░░████▌ breakdance competitions and musical events ▐████▌░
░░████▌ promoting the ethos of peace and racial tolerance. ▐████▌░
░░████▌ By 1980, Afrika Bambaataa was the pre-eminent ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ followings and eclipsing even Grandmaster Flash in ▐████▌░
░░████▌ popularity. He made his recording debut the same ▐████▌░
░░████▌ year, producing two versions of "Zulu Nation ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Throwdown" for two rap groups associated with the ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Zulu Nation - Cosmic Force and Soul Sonic Force. ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Signing to the independent label Tommy Boy Records, ▐████▌░
░░████▌ he made his first own-name release in 1982, as ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Afrika Bambaataa And The Jazzy Five, with "Jazzy ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Sensation" (based on Gwen Guthrie's "Funky ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Sensation"). It was followed by the seminal "Planet ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Rock", a wholly synthesized record this time based ▐████▌░
░░████▌ on Kraftwerk's "Trans-Europe Express". In one leap, ▐████▌░
░░████▌ it took hip-hop music far beyond its existing ▐████▌░
░░████▌ street rhyme and percussion break format. The ▐████▌░
░░████▌ contribution of Arthur Baker and John Robie in ▐████▌░
░░████▌ programming its beats was also highly significant, ▐████▌░
░░████▌ for in turn they gave birth to the electro rap ▐████▌░
░░████▌ movement that dominated the mid-80s and paved the ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ Rock" also gave its name to the record label ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Bambaataa established in the Bronx. "Looking For ▐████▌░
░░████▌ The Perfect Beat' continued the marriage of raw ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ another major milestone for the genre. The ▐████▌░
░░████▌ follow-up album, Beware (The Funk Is Everywhere), ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ Jams" (produced by Bill Laswell). Bambaataa also ▐████▌░
░░████▌ recorded an album as part of Shango, backed by ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ of Sly Stone's "Thank You". Never one to stay in ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ different and unexpected singles - "World ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Destruction" with ex-Sex Pistols vocalist John ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Lydon, and "Unity" with the funk godfather, James ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ Afrika Bambaataa fell out of the limelight in the ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ jockeys and rappers stepped forward with their own ▐████▌░
░░████▌ innovations and fresh beats. However, The Light ▐████▌░
░░████▌ included an enterprising cast (UB40, Nona Hendryx, ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ redressing the balance, including an update of ▐████▌░
░░████▌ James Brown's "Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ Profile Records with the disappointing "What's The ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Name Of This Nation?". Two years later, he ▐████▌░
░░████▌ re-formed Soul Sonic Force to record Lost ▐████▌░
░░████▌ Generation, and continues to DJ and record new ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ Afrika Bambaataa's influence on rap's development ▐████▌░
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░░████▌ There It Is" or Duice's "Dazey Duks". The Tommy Boy ▐████▌░
░░████▌ anthology Looking For The Perfect Beat is a perfect ▐████▌░
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░░████ 01.You Ask for the Moon (Radio Mix) [03:37] ████░░
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! ! ! ! special thx for SzW ! ! !
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