New Vinyl Record - Urban Dance Squad - Remix Collection

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Urban Dance Squad was a Dutch rap rock band formed after what was originally intended as a one-time jam-session at a festival in Utrecht on December 20, 1986. The Remix Collection features different and exclusive versions of all their greatest hits like “Ego”, “Demagogue”, ‘Fast Lane”, “Happy Go Fucked Up”, “Temporarily Expandable” and includes remixes by Dj Moe Love, The Dust Brothers, M2M and Dj Chaos and Aphrodite.
The band consisted of a guitarist, bassist, drummer, rapper, and DJ. Their music is described as a blend of genres including funk, soul, heavy metal, hip hop, reggae, jazz and ska. Urban Dance Squad was one of the most successful Dutch bands of the nineties, releasing five studio albums. The Remix Collection is available on vinyl for the first time and will only be available on Record Store Day. This limited edition is pressed on 180 gram transparent vinyl. Only 1.000 copies are available.

Side A 1. HAPPY GO FUCKED UP cyborg squad with a vengeance cut - mixed by Erik van den Broek. 2. EGO (instrumental) - mixed by Phil Nicolo. 3. DEEPER SHADE OF SOUL - mixed by Magic Stick and Djoum. 4. DEMAGOGUE - mixed by Dj Moe Love. 5. SO BE IT - mixed by Magic Stick and Djoum.
Side B 1. TEMPORARILY EXPENDABLE wondering roots mix - mixed by M2M and DJ Chaos. 2. FAST LANE - mixed by Magic Stick and Djoum. 3. BUREAUCRAT OF FLACCOSTREET time thief (minute hand pendulum version) - mixed by DNA, Magic Stick and Djoum. 4. GRIFTER SWIFTER - mixed by Phil Nicolo.
Side C 1. HAPPY GO FUCKED DUB sellin’ your principles for a bundle version - mixed by Babylon Hooligans. 2. THRU THE EYES OF JASON (instrumental) - mixed by Magic Stick and Djoum. 3. FORGERY - mixed by Phil Nicolo. 4. BUREAUCRAT OF FLACCOSTREET 3 heights mix - mixed by DNA, Magic Stick and Djoum.
Side D 1. TEMPORARILY EXPENDABLE hard hammond dub - mixed by Aphrodite. 2. GROOVE MAN - mixed by Peer Rave. 3. NATURAL BORN COMMUNICATOR - mixed by Phil Nicolo. 4. DEMAGOGUE - mixed by The Dust Brothers (John King and Michael Simpson). 5. TABLOID SAY - mixed by Phil Nicolo.