. . . from the ashes . . .

2_Bad_Mice-Bombscare_96-VLS-1996-DTV____________________________

Artist: [ 2 Bad Mice                       ] ║  Streeted: [96/??/??]
Title: [ Bombscare '96                    ] ║ Ripped on: [02/03/28]
Label: [ Moshed (UK)                      ] ║ DTV rip #: [DTV-4001]
Cat.No: [ FBM120                           ] ║    Source: [___vinyl]
Genre: [ Breakbeat / Progressive House    ] ║    Tracks: [______04]
Format: [ MP3 192Kbit 44.1khz fHg Radium   ] ║ Total meg: [039.49mb]

A1 - Bombscare (Tall Paul's Compression Mix)             [00:08:05]
A2 - Bombscare (Original Mix)                            [00:05:23]
B1 - Bombscare (DJ Icee Mix UK Reedit)                   [00:07:39]
B2 - Bombscare (DJ Sneak's Bomb Mix)                     [00:06:17]

[00:27:24]

To celebrate the return of DTV, we're kicking it off with one of
my all-time favorite tunes, 2 Bad Mice's "Bombscare".  This remix
EP was released five years after the original and features some
excellent versions courtesy of some very big names.  Tall Paul
kicks it off with his stomping hard-bag mix that gets a dancefloor
going every time, while DJ Icey (credited here as Icee) gives us a
solid tweakin' Miami breaks mix as only he can do.  My favorite of
the new mixes, however, is DJ Sneak's "Bomb" mix, a chunky funky
piece of groovy filtered Chicago house.  Of course, the classic
original from 1991 is here as well, a legendary bit of oldskool
rave straight out of London from the Moving Shadow crew.

2002/03/28 - DTV has risen from the dead again.  If you remember
your history, you know what to expect from us...
nothing but the best.

Don't find us... we'll find you.

DTV is dedicated to bringing you classic and lesser known bits of
electronic music that may have fallen to the wayside.  We do this
not for the credits, the fame, but purely out of love for the
music and the need to share these lost gems with others.  Please
keep in mind that MP3s are not a substitute for legitimate media.
If you enjoy the music that you hear, please support the original
artists by purchasing a copy of their albums or singles.

Dirty Vinyl: Quality Over Quantity, Creativity Not Credits

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