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1998-02-07 23:57Brock Phillips (idm) MMM (Mike not Morris), Dirt Style
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1998-02-07 23:57Brock Phillips> Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 17:44:40 -0500 > From: multsanta@juno.com (mult-- erantmundas.gapt
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(idm) MMM (Mike not Morris), Dirt Style
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quoted 9 lines Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 17:44:40 -0500> Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 17:44:40 -0500 > From: multsanta@juno.com (mult-- erantmundas.gaptena) > Subject: Re: (idm) Mix Master Mike, ISP ( no plug ) > > i also saw a mixmaster mike 12" (LP?) in the store, but i was low on > bucks, sooo.... > had some sort of chinese deej dude on the cover.. sorry i'm so vauge. > any reviews?? > i hope they still have it!
I doubt that this is what you're referring to (it doesn't have a "chinese" (you mean filipino, right?) DJ on the sleeve) but Mixmaster Mike did put out a 12" of breaks on the Dirt Style label, called "Unidentifried Funk Octopus Presents Eardrum Medicine". It's got a spooky octopus on the cover w/ graffiti script, no obvious references to MMM at all on the sleeve. Even if this isn't what you were talking about, it's good. All sorts of classic hip-hop breaks and fucked-up samples for you to toy with. Although it is cut-up in places, it's more of a DJ tool than an actual musical work (it holds together well, despite that). Dirt Style is one of the best breaks labels, check out "Bionic Booger Breaks" and "Toasted Marshmellow Feet Breaks" as well. Q-bert and MMM are infamous for dropping Dirt Style breaks liberally when laying waste to the competion.