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On which record (release) can i find the accapella from Mr. Kirk your son is dead, dead, How ??? He died an a ovedose !!!!
What is the Artist & The Title from the record, or can you send a link to discogs.com ???
Please let me know !!!
Thanx in advance !!!
Parkzicht Member 1
4 hero - mr kirk's nightmare
I've got this one :
http://www.discogs.com/release/10270
The death mix is like Cypress Hill meets Bleep techno :cool:
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Originally Posted by pluto
Thanks mate but can you send me the right lin to the release on discogs.com please ???
Thanx in advance !!!
Parkzicht Member 1
mr kirks nightmare is on this
http://www.discogs.com/release/120605
also if you bought the album you got a free 12" with it on (thats how i got my copy)
http://www.discogs.com/release/6879
as far as i know there is no accapella!:(
but the mr kirk bit is taken off an old 70's song
Think - "Once You Understand"
heres a mp3 of it (right-click, save-as)
http://www.atet75.dsl.pipex.com/thin...understand.mp3
quite a bizzare song about parents/children/drugs!
its the last 30secs or so you want!
Well done Mick.Quote:
Originally Posted by pluto
Plus top bit of info sample city. :thumbsup:
never heared this tune before.... cheers:thumbsup: (been listening to it today)Quote:
Originally Posted by sample_city
For the, erm two, people who may be interested, the other samples that go to make up the song are
1. An old electro tune called ET's Boogie by Extra T on Sunnyview
2. The breakbeat behind the track going "Give the drummer some" is "Get into something" by "The Isley Brothers"
ive got a copy of this for sale --
4 HERO ( MR MIRKS NIGHTMARE / MOVE WID THE HOUSE GROOVE / COMBAT DANCE ) 1990 REINFORCED RIVET 1303 good cond £8
and yes it does have the accapella vocal bit at the begining of the track :thumbsup:
