malcolm mclaren-duck rock-1983 UK 1st PRESS-2488 - ALAC
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PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT (OUT OF RESPECT FOR TIME TAKEN TO PUT THIS PACKAGE TOGETHER) plus it's always really nice to get comments!! ********************************************* *** THIS IS IN 24bit audio ALAC Lossless FORMAT - ________________________________________________________________ NFO + TECHNICAL Technics 1200mkII turntable AudioTechnica 150series MM cartridge mackie u.420d firewire 24/96 mixer Powerpc dual 1ghz TC Spark XL ________________________________________________________________ EFFECTS-NOISE SHAPING-REDUX Minimal declick-denoise applied with CLICKREPAIR if required NO Effects applied NO Limiting/maximizing Recorded at 24 bits to maximum 96khz. ________________________________________________________________ ** Please see included picture "SONOGRAPH-24bit.jpg" to see a segment of the frequency response of the recording at 24/88 res►olution. ____________________________ information here - tracks ect malcolm mclaren-duck rock-1983-charisma-MMLP1-2488-ALAC UK 1st pressing 01-obatala.m4a 02-WFST-DJ-BUMPER1.m4a 03-buffalo gals.m4a 04-WFST-DJ-BUMPER2.m4a 05-double dutch.m4a 06-El San Juanera-WFST-DJ-BUMPER3.m4a 07-Merengue.m4a 08-WFST-DJ-BUMPER4.m4a 09-punk it up.m4a 10-legba.m4a 11-WFST-DJ-BUMPER5.m4a 12-jive my baby.m4a 13-WFST-DJ-BUMPER6.m4a 14-song for chango.m4a 15-living on the road in soweto.m4a 16-World's Famous(supreme team)DJ BUMPER7.m4a 18-duck for the oyster.m4a see typical frequency of audio - sonographDUCKROCKa.jpg ____________________________ Direct rip from commercial release . Duck Rock From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Duck Rock Duck Rock is an album released by British impresario Malcolm McLaren In 1983. The album mixes up styles from South Africa, Central, and South America, the Caribbean, and the US, including hip hop. The album proved to be highly influential in bringing hip hop to a wider audience in the UK. Two of the singles from the album ("Buffalo Gals" and "Double Dutch") became major chart hits on both sides of the Atlantic. Duck Rock was dedicated to Harry McClintock, better known as Haywire Mac. The album artwork was designed by Dondi White and Nick Egan, with the illustration by Keith Haring. Guest musicians featured on this album include Trevor Horn, Anne Dudley, J. J. Jeczalik, and Thomas Dolby. Side recordings that Horn, Dudley and Jeczalik made in between takes of Duck Rock would eventually become the first album of the Art of Noise. Clips of the World's Famous Supreme Team radio show appear between songs, which made the album one of the earliest recordings on which members of the Nation of Gods and Earths appear. Duck Rock ultimately became a critical favorite in many music critics' eyes, having garnered such accolades as BBC Two's Critical Music label [4] and others.[5] However, Robert Christgau criticized McLaren and Horn for failing to give credit to the South African musicians involved in the recording,[6] such as Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens. The Mbaqanga group the Boyoyo Boys took legal action against Mclaren over the similarity of "Double Dutch" with its own hit "Puleng." After a lengthy legal battle in the UK, the matter was settled out of court, with payment made to the South African copyright holders, songwriter Petrus Maneli and publisher Gallo Music,[7] but Horn and Mclaren retained their songwriting credits. Side one No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Obatala" Horn, McLaren 4:17 2. "Buffalo Gals" Dudley, Horn, McLaren 4:22 3. "Double Dutch" Horn, McLaren 5:53 4. "El San Juanera" Horn, McLaren 1:56 5. "Merengue" Horn, McLaren 3:52 6. "Punk it Up" Horn, McLaren 4:11 Side two No. Title Writer(s) Length 7. "Legba" Horn, McLaren 4:03 8. "Jive My Baby" Horn, McLaren 5:35 9. "Song for Chango" Horn, McLaren 2:49 10. "(living on the road in) Soweto" Horn, McLaren 3:53 11. "World's Famous" Dudley, McLaren 1:41 12. "Duck for the Oyster" Horn, McLaren 2:57 More tracks[edit source | editbeta] "Buffalo Gals - Special Stereo Scratch Mix" (Horn, Dudley, McLaren) "Zulus on a Time Bomb" (Horn, McLaren) "She's Looking Like a Hobo" (Horn, McLaren) "Double Dutch - New Dance Mix" (Horn, McLaren) "Roly Poly" (Horn, McLaren) "D'ya like Scratchin'? - with the Red River Gals" (Horn, Dudley, McLaren) "World's Famous - Radio ID" (Horn, Dudley, McLaren) Personnel[edit source | editbeta] Malcolm Mclaren ΓÇô figure caller, singer (known as Talcy Malcy) Se'Divine the Mastermind - DJ, rapper (known as See Divine the Mastermind, Divine) JazzyJust the Superstar - DJ, rapper (known as just Allah the Superstar, Just a Lot of Superstar, Justice) Trevor Horn ΓÇô producer Anne Dudley ΓÇô arranger, keyboards, string arrangements Thomas Dolby ΓÇô keyboards Gary Langan - Jew's harp, engineer J.J. Jeczalik ΓÇô synthesizer David Birch ΓÇô guitar Louis Jordan ΓÇô percussion Keith Haring - illustration Dondi White - graffiti Nick Egan - cover design additional musicians uncredited - backing vocals, bass guitar Releases[edit source | editbeta] Album release 1981-1982, Charisma Records, Virgin Records, Chrysalis Records