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Hardcore Beats is about to launch their brand new new 10” sister label… “Pure Filth”

Old friends Baobinga & I.D. kick off the series, exploring the Baltimore Breaks sound on Hood Thang, a frolicking mash-up of various breaks, bumping subs and edited Hip-hop vox. “Extravaganza Man” originally appeared as a digital only release from the Hardwired album, however the popularity of its lunatic junglism has demanded this vinyl outing.

Released March 2007
Hardcore Beats presents PURE FILTH
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Baobinga & I.D.
A: “Hood Thang”
AA: “Extravaganza Man


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10" is the future :baddancing:


Its the past - but that's where we all get most of our ideas from isn't it :)

What's important is that you 2 have produced 2 thumpin cuts.

Both are fine tunes - I favour Hood Thing myself.

Although I have to say Extavaganza Man is shitting on alot of the d&b rhythm influenced tunes out there right now.

Good work - more of the same thank you please :D

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edb wrote:
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10" is the future :baddancing:


Its the past - but that's where we all get most of our ideas from isn't it :)

What's important is that you 2 have produced 2 thumpin cuts.

Both are fine tunes - I favour Hood Thing myself.

Although I have to say Extravaganza Man is shitting on alot of the d&b rhythm influenced tunes out there right now.

Good work - more of the same thank you please :D

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iDLE wrote:
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edb wrote:
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10" is the future :baddancing:


Its the past - but that's where we all get most of our ideas from isn't it :)

What's important is that you 2 have produced 2 thumpin cuts.

Both are fine tunes - I favour Hood Thing myself.

Although I have to say Extravaganza Man is shitting on alot of the d&b rhythm influenced tunes out there right now - some fantastic production - your sounding like the Tru Playaz of breaks :!:

Good work - more of the same thank you please :D

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excellent quoting skills there :lol:


thanks for the support though! yeah both these tunes are heavily influenced by mid 90s tuneage but hey. it's all good fun!

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the early to mid 90s were definetly then best years in dance, so much cooler vibes back then. thats why i love the nu-breaks scene-

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