Doctor L - Kind Of Dry feat. MC Jester

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Forward thinking never ends with french cult producer Doctor L...
After an astonishing series of 4 new INCREDIBLE albums in less than 2 years on his new label Mind (check djouls.com), and a collectable series of limited 7 and 12 inches concluding with an amazing cover of Sly Stone's "Family Affair", with brooklyn n°1 afrobeateers Antibalas (!), the Doctor is back with a collection of goodies from various projects once again aggregated into "Forgotten Tracks From Da Hard Drive", a full-flowing concept-album of electronic acid grooves, slams and vibes. Extracted from this new album [exclusively for ParisDJs.com web galaxy!!] is "Kind Of Dry", featuring Spontane's MC Jester, a blast of punk slam soaked in pure Doctor L electronic-acid-orgasonics. The New Thing happens HERE! (Djouls)

Doctor L - Kind Of Dry feat. MC Jester
(12" virtual release/MP3 Podcast on ParisDJs.com)
Mind Service & Records MINDDL005/PARISDJS004, 2006-09-12

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FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR SALE
Original version available on Doctor L album "Forgotten Tracks From Da Hard Drive", (Mind/Nocturne, Oct 2006)
Official Mind website : www.mindservice.com
More info on the Doctor L : myspace.com/doctorlmind
More info on MC Jester : myspace.com/spontanecity
Original artwork by Doctor L

Author: Djouls

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bob · 17 June 2008, 16:07: <a href='www.parisdjs.com/index.ph... cool music </a>
soap · 02 October 2008, 02:13: mc jester is da bossss

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J-san And The Big Mean - Moving Too Fast (Grant Phabao Remix)

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