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Beware House Music fans, the Kontor Top Of The Clubs The Ultimate House Collection brings you home with their tracklist, loads of top house music tracks from the past few years. You could also call this edition of the Kontor Top of the Clubs a musical journey through time in the House Music genre. By the mid-2000s, when the hands-up area had reached its peak and hit more and more house music on the dance floors, no one really wanted to believe that the comparatively slow sound would be the big trend, and yet it was many tracks celebrated hard. Many artists are still a huge success in this sector and have created timeless hits with their hits many years ago. The Ultimate House Collection you can almost find them all to be exact 69 mega hits of the house music sector.

EARLY MESCALEROS BROADCAST FROM 1999 In the mid- 1990s, following several years fighting a legal dispute with Sony Records, Joe Strummer, now free to record for other labels as a solo-artist, put together The Mescaleros to back himself on future concerts, and with whom he would make new records. Gathering around himself a selection of friends and top-flight musicians, Strummer and the band signed with Mercury Records, and released their first album in 1999, co-written with former Pulp keyboard player Antony Genn, called Rock Art and the X-Ray Style. A tour of England, Europe, and North America soon followed. On 6th November ’99, the band performed at L.A.’s House Of Blues venue, where they performed a dynamic set of new Mescaleros material, rubbing shoulders with a healthy dose of old Clash tunes, plus a couple of rare reggae covers, all of which drove the whole house wild with joy and ecstasy. With the entire proceedings recorded for live FM Radio broadcast, this superb show is now available on this new CD release for the first time.

Limited edition with bonus live disc entitled 'Value Pack'. Amazon review by Muraiki: Moloko, the "post-trip hop" turned dancepop duo from Sheffield, England has an impressive musical catalogue. From the experimental electronica of Do You Like My Tight Sweater, to the funky stylings of I Am Not A Doctor, to the stylistically-confused but vocally expressive Things To Make And Do, and the lyrically mature and lushly orchestrated Statues, Róisín Murphy (vocals) and Mark Brydon (production) have shown that they know how to entertain. Catalogue, a compilation album that spans 1995 to 2003 and pulls from band's entire output, is a distillation of the former couple's talent.

It took a longtime for Leadfoot to become the artist he is today. Others like Rimbaud or Bob Dylan seem to bloom and get their full maturity all of a sudden and either shortly after stop to create or perpetuate the same form for ever.

It’s been four years since Zach Saginaw, aka Shigeto, returned home to Michigan from a stint in Brooklyn, NY, and since then, the multi-faceted musician has become a part of the fabric of Detroit’s music scene. While always having a personal approach to his projects, Saginaw’s influences for his third album, The New Monday are more about the community of Detroit than anything else. Named after a weekly DJ event called Monday is the New Monday that Saginaw does at the unassuming Motor City Wine with a group of friends, The New Monday is the result of Saginaw diving into the city’s deep record culture, where there legacy of artist’s of the past help Saginaw embrace his own contributions.

Gett Off is the 1991 CD5 by Prince & The New Power Generation. Originally released as a birthday record in June 1991, it became his first single in support of his Diamonds & Pearls album. This was released by Paisley Park Records through Warner Bros.