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April 1999 :: Music S-T :: Together As One (Tony Coulson)
... artistic presence that graced the stage to monkey with the decks that harmonious night. Moonshine opted for ten tracks ranging from DJ Dan, AK1200, Frankie Bones, to Micro, Sniper, SS, and the Wizard of OH. I personally recommend Carl Cox, Chris Lawrence and Simply Jeff for maximum pleasure. Could this ...
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The sixteenth volume in Mixer magazine's United DJs series -- w...
... AMERICA VOLUME 16 DMC The sixteenth volume in Mixer magazine's United DJs series -- which has highlighted mixes from Josh Wink, David Morales, and Frankie Bones -- is also the first to feature a hip-hop DJ. Fortunately, DJ Craze, a DMC World Championships victor, has quite an ear for the drum n' bass ...
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Ultraviolet (Journeys By DJ). Review by Bill Campbell.
... . There are even shout-outs from Pete Rock and Eminem. There's a lot of great music from Touché, Kid Crëme, Tim Wright, Lax and Ajai, and Frankie Bones. It's a true joy for house fans. And, for those of you who dance on the techy side, Touché ends the disc with some of the flavors you'll like (with a ...
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October 1998 :: Live Ink :: MIDEM (Randy Luna)
... 's reggae ambassador Lucky Dube, Tex-Mex delegates La Mafia, Italia's new sensation Nek , Mexico's rock/hip hop super group Molotov, exceptional DJ Frankie Bones, Miami's very own DJ Laz, world renowneds tenor Placido Domingo, Puerto Rican salsa messenger Willie Colon, USA's rappers 2 Live Crew, and ...
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Profound Sounds v.2 (Ovum/System Recordings). Review by Bill Campbell.
... anticipation and deep grooves. He especially shines in a moment of tension and release on his own "Oakish." He's got some good music from UK Gold, Frankie Bones, Mindlab and Minimal Man. It's an enjoyable dance experience, but nothing terrifically out of the ordinary. It's a lot of effort just to be ...
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Across America: Sixeleven DJ Mixseries V. 5 (611/System Recordings). Review by Bill Campbell.
... Baltimore/DC house DJ Charles Feelgood really lives up to his adopted name on this bad boy. Following other fantastic mixes by Derrick Carter, Frankie Bones and Nigel Richards, Dr. Charles drops the listener smack in the middle of a 2 o'clock dancefloor and doesn't let go. A prisoner to euphoria, these ...
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