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Various - Acapella Anonymous Vol. #1 flac mp3 download
Title:
Acapella Anonymous Vol. #1
Musician:
Style:
Disco
Released:
MP3 album size:
1353 mb
FLAC album size:
1373 mb
Other formats:
APE WAV MP4 FLAC AC3 MP1 AHX
Rating:
4.8 ✪

Tracklist

A1 First Choice Love & Happiness 0:40
A2 First Choice Let No Man Put Asunder 4:20
A3 First Choice Dr. Love 1:35
A4 Rochelle Fleming Love Itch 0:45
A5 Jamaica Girls On The Move 0:40
A6 Sinnamon I Need You Now 2:05
A7 Peech Boys Don't Make Me Wait 4:35
B1 Pointer Sisters Happiness 0:50
B2 Loleatta Holloway Love Sensation 3:35
B3 Tramaine In The Morning 1:35
B4 Tramaine Fall Down 1:05
B5 The Emotions I Don't Want To Lose Your Love 0:25
B6 Jocelyn Brown Love 's Gonna Get You 5:05
B7 Ecstasy, Passion & Pain Touch & Go 3:15
B8 Black Mamba Vicious 0:45
Reviews:
  • Dammy
When you think of all the times you heard the same vocal snippet and/or sample, back in the 90's and pretty much right up to today, it was because of this particular vinyl bootleg and usually not a direct result of the actual artist or acapella found on the original vinyl. It was because someone took all of the best acapella's and squeezed them into one LP's worth of vinyl. We are also talking about some major hits. Black Box, Snap, Goodmen, C and C Music Factory. This one bootleg release probably is he single most sampled record in the history of dance music. But that is what it was made for so it should come as no surprise.
  • Fenrikasa
There must be upwards of 500 dance tracks that owe their existence to this legendary bootleg. The Loleatta Holloway vocal for "Love Sensation" alone has been sampled innumerable times, most famously by Black Box for the monster hit "Ride on Time". This album is also where Snap found the "I've Got The Power" hookline. For early-90s italo house fans, this album is a gold mine of vocal samples. Hearing them unencumbered by beats can be spine-tingling, particularly when you realise that the original singers went uncredited and unpaid on so many dance hits. This album (or parts of it) was re-bootlegged countless times, and is still used today by producers looking for the happy disco vibe of the euro-house scene of 1988-1993. If it had never been pressed, the history of dance music would probably have been quite different.