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On Sun, 12 Jul 1998, Zenon M. Feszczak wrote:

quoted 4 lines Hello -

> Hello - > > Metalheadz Metalbox: > Anyone know what's on this set?

Lotsa lotsa. Dillinja, Photek, Lemon D, J Majik, Dijital, Doc Scott, Dollis Hill (aka Dego), Optical, Ed Rush, who'd I forget?

quoted 1 line Does it repeat the Platinum Breakz data?

> Does it repeat the Platinum Breakz data?

Negative. There's a review of it on the urbansounds w3 and alot of this stuff appeared on some of my mixed tapes from a bit back. href=http://beyond.hnt.com/rt Teep np: matrix

On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Aran M. Parillo wrote:

quoted 1 line There's a review of it on the urbansounds w3

> There's a review of it on the urbansounds w3

a doy, http://www.urbansounds.com/home/styles/jungle/us_jungle_metalheadz.html

quoted 2 lines and alot of this stuff appeared on some of my

> and alot of this stuff appeared on some of my > mixed tapes from a bit back.

particularly vestiges (http://beyond.hnt.com/rt/rtcassv4a.html) subterfuge (http://beyond.hnt.com/rt/rtcasssfa.shtml) real audio for your pleasure.

quoted 1 line np: matrix

> np: matrix

sedation tp

At 08:40 13-7-98 -0700, you wrote:

quoted 9 lines On Sun, 12 Jul 1998, Zenon M. Feszczak wrote:

>On Sun, 12 Jul 1998, Zenon M. Feszczak wrote: > >> Hello - >> >> Metalheadz Metalbox: >> Anyone know what's on this set? > >Lotsa lotsa. Dillinja, Photek, Lemon D, J Majik, Dijital, Doc Scott, >Dollis Hill (aka Dego), Optical, Ed Rush, who'd I forget?

get it!!! as is it only for the superb brilliant remix of Optical' To shape the future. Drum 'n bass cracker of some months ago! Various Artists - Metalbox - 5x12" - Metalheadz - Metbox001 Besides Platinum Breaks Metalheadz comes around with 'another' second compilation. The first 1000 copies come in a fine designed metal box, delivering 5 pieces of the finest breakbeat vinyl. Metalheadz has always been upfront in the drum 'n bass era, and this compilation proves it again. All members of the headz crew take a record side, and by suprise also turn up with fresh down tempo tunes, including a 90 bpm reprise of the fine Urban Style Music by Lemon D. 4 Hero' Dego even takes it into smooth techno, whereas Hidden Agenda takes it into funky disco style. All the tracks are far above the average, to shape the future! (Arnold) ____________________________________ forcefield | mindless entertainment http://www.sonik.demon.nl/forcefield