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2005.06.30. AFRIKA BAMBAATAA @ Roxy BLu

Thursday June 30th, 2005



Activate is proud to present:

The long awaited return of the Amun Ra of the Electro Funk Sound,
and the original God Father of Hip Hop:



Afrika Bambaataa
NYC | Tommy Boy Records | KLB



with two rooms of support from local superstars:

Jelo - DJ Fase - Robb G - The Dukes
Mike Gleeson - Mat Lunnen




@ Roxy Blu
12 Brant St.
www.roxyblu.com



Tickets are $20 in advance
More @ the door if available



available at:
2 The Beat - 161 Spadina Ave (416) 598-8120
Play De Record - 357a Yonge St (416) 586-0380
Release Records - 527 Yonge St (416) 962-1400

ding ding !!

You're fucking kidding me???

I kid you not

full details will be released on Friday.

This will be Bam's first appearence in Toronto in nearly 5 years.

Tickets will be $20 and will be available @

Play De Record
2 The Beat
Release Records

tickets will be available next weekend

I'll try my best to make it to this one and then go to GG. Damn, why couldn't it b on another day..

cool i wonder if he'll play eurodance We have to realize that the musical talent behind this man was mainly that of Arthur baker, Fulvio Zafret, Sergio Portaluri



well w'ell see whats up his sleeves.. i at least expect to hear planet rock

quote:

Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit cool i wonder if he'll play eurodance We have to realize that the musical talent behind this man was mainly that of Arthur baker, Fulvio Zafret, Sergio Portaluri well w'ell see whats up his sleeves.. i at least expect to hear planet rock

OMG...blast from da past

Afrika Bambaataa with Soul Sonic Force doing Planet Rock would be a night to remember. Now if you do a spinn-off with Planet Patrol's "Play at your own risk" ....now dat would be a synergy of electro sounds

Coming from New York City myself, I only have one issue with Bam's description...not sure I agree that he was the original Godfather of Hip Hop. I know he had a brief stint with it but he came back to electro funk in mid 90's...I suppose someone will have to explain this claim better to me, because (and with all respect and admiration for Bam aka K Donovan) I would hate to think today's interpretation of hip hop taints his contribution.

I will however agree that Bam's music and songs melded electronic hip hop beats with the main melody from Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe Express, as well as portions from records by Ennio Morricone and Captain Sky...creating a new style of music altogether, electro funk.
Electro funk is what influenced many styles of electronic and dance music, e.g. house music and techno music
It also went on to influence the genres ghettotech and drum and bass.

hmmmm I wonder....if I go...would he sign my Tommy Boy LP's and my AB and Family Capital Record release?
...will he even play some of his classics? (Unity with James Brown would be a shocker)

For those that don't know, here's a little info on Bam. He's was also prominently featured in the Rock n Roll hall of fame's Hip Hop exhibit... where they also acknowledged that the 3 people who are basically responsible for starting the whole hip hop movement were Afrika Bambaataa, Kool Herc and Grandmaster Flash.







Afrika Bambaataa
NYC | Tommy Boy Records | KLB


Named by LIFE Magazine as one of the MOST IMPORTANT Americans of the 20th Century, Afrika Bambaataa is a Musical visionary, DJ extraordinaire, living legend and founder of the Zulu Nation, Afrika Bambaataa has done more for the culture and music of hip-hop than most could dream of. In fact, he's actually the person responsible for coining the term "Hip Hop" in reference to the movement.

Afrika Bambaataa ascended to godfather status with Planet Rock, the 1982 hip-hop classic which blended the beats of hip-hop with techno-pop futurism inspired by German pioneers Kraftwerk. Even before he began recording in 1980, Bambaataa was hip-hop's foremost DJ, an organizer and promoter of the large block parties during the mid- to late '70s which presaged the rise of Hip Hop. After the success of Planet Rock, he recorded electro-oriented Hip Hop only sparingly, concentrating instead on fusion -- exemplified by his singles with ex-Sex Pistol John Lydon and fellow godfather James Brown. Bambaataa had stepped back from the spotlight by the late '80s (as far as hip-hop was concerned), but the rise of his Zulu Nation collective -- including De La Soul, Queen Latifah, A Tribe Called Quest, and the Jungle Brothers -- found him once more being tipped as one of Hip Hop's founding fathers.

Born Kevin Donovan in the Bronx on April 10, 1960, Afrika Bambaataa Aasim took his name from a 19th century Zulu chief. Beginning in 1977, Bambaataa began organizing block parties and breakdancing competitions around the Bronx. His excellent turntable techniques led many to proclaim him the best DJ in the business, and his record debut -- as a producer -- came in 1980 with Soul Sonic Force's "Zulu Nation Throwdown." The single was a rallying cry for the Zulu Nation, a group of like-minded Afrocentric musicians that only gained fame in the late '80s but had influenced the rise of hip-hop crews throughout the decade.

Aside from more production credits on several later singles during 1980-1981, Afrika Bambaataa didn't become an actual recording artist until 1982. He signed with Tommy Boy records and released his first single, "Jazzy Sensation," early that year. "Planet Rock" followed in June and quickly exploded. Recorded with the help of producer/dancefloor authority Arthur Baker and assimilating the melody of Kraftwerk's "Trans-Europe Express," the single hit number four on the R&B charts (but missed the pop Top 40) and joined the Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" as one of the early classics of hip-hop. (Grandmaster Flash's "The Message" followed just three months later.) In the single's wake came dozens of electro groups and recordings, though none touched the quality of "Planet Rock" -- except, perhaps, Bambaataa's own follow-up, "Looking for the Perfect Beat." Out of those electro groups came several predominant dance styles of the 1980s and '90s: Detroit techno, Miami bass, and, to a more limited extent, Chicago house.

Freed somewhat by his new-found popularity, Afrika Bambaataa began branching out in 1984, recording "Unity" with help from James Brown and "World Destruction" with John Lydon (as Time Zone). That same year, Bambaataa delivered an album debut of sorts, Shango Funk Theology, recorded as Shango with Material personnel Bill Laswell and Michael Beinhorn. A virtually LP-length single titled "Funk You!" appeared in 1985, after which Bambaataa recorded his proper album debut, Beware (The Funk Is Everywhere). He left Tommy Boy in 1986 after an album compilation of "Planet Rock" mixes, and signed with Capitol. The first album release for the label was 1988's The Light, recorded as Afrika Bambaataa & the Family, which included contributions from George Clinton, UB40, Bootsy Collins, and Boy George. Three years later, Bambaataa's third album, 1990-2000: Decade of Darkness, was released on Capitol, coinciding with his career retrospective Time Zone, released on his own Planet Rock Records. Bambaataa recorded erratically during the '90s, but returned to the mainstream in 1997 with Zulu Groove. The new millennium brought the release of Hydraulic Funk on Strictly Hype. Electro Funk Breakdown followed in early 2001

Bambaataa's futuristic soundscapes have taken listeners by surprise, becoming a major influence in the development of not only hip-hop, but Techno and House music as well. Recent collaberations have seen him co-produce tracks with the likes of Leftfield and Uberzone among others. Still extremely active, he continues to record, tour and educate, maintaining his status as a living legend and forefather of the art.

If you're into Hip Hop, if you're into Breaks, if you're into Electro, House, Techno or even Jungle.. this is an event you do not want to miss!

feel the vibe...

Tickets available Saturday June 11th!

Robb G

www.robbg.com

obb G has been DJ'ing for over 10 years and it certainly shows through his diverse and technical abilities on the turntables. He creates his unique sound by fusing together hard driving beats and anything funky with his energetic presence behind the decks. His hard work and abundance of energy that goes into every live performance has taken him to Europe, the US and more than 30 Canadian cities.

His newest release co-written with respected house producer Paranoid Jack entitled "Environmental Product" is being played by the likes of Rennie Pilgrem, Aquasky and Meat Katie as well as getting support on BBC Radio 1, Breaks FM and Ministry Of Sound Radio.

He's been called "one of Canada's breakbeat pioneers" and is responsible for founding the country's first breaks label, Laidback Lab Records. Created in 1998, the imprint was an outlet for Robb to express his early exploits in music production as well as being home to the first releases of other soon to be stars such as Jelo. Robb's second release "Stick up kid" topped charts across the continent all the while gaining him the respect of his peers back home. The underground hit was the final icebreaker for him to penetrate the incredibly competitive Toronto DJ market. During the peak of Canada's rave scene in 1999, Robb was a resident for the now legendary Lifeforce productions. He was on the bill of every major event in southern Ontario, including Syrous's 6 year Anniversary with Daft Punk, Moonshine's over Canada Tour, Dose's "Throwdown" with the Freestyler's and Kickit's inaugural event with Adam Freeland & Q-bert.

By the year 2000 Robb's production was taking him to new heights and his work was featured on the iDance compilations. The high profile CDs compiled by MC Flipside raised money and awareness for the local electronic music scene in conjunction with outdoor rallies held at city hall. The first iDance rally was held on the eve on a major vote by Toronto council on the use of city owned venues for dance music events. It was a huge success with over fifteen thousand people in attendance and the massive show of support influenced a positive vote by city officials the following day. In 2001 the event surpassed all expectations and drew well over 20 000 people while the CD featured Robb alongside respected producers such as Freaky Flow, the Vinyl Syndicate crew and Hatiras.

With the evolution of Robb's sound shying away from the sample heavy tracks that Laidback Lab Records was known for, starting a new label was inevitable. His launch of Promo Records in the spring of 2001 was met with instant success and in support of the new venture Robb went on a 20 date coast to coast tour. The title track of the first release, "Chunk", became a favorite with top North American DJ's like Donald Glaude and was licensed to compilations across the country.

As Robb's profile increased, so did the remix requests and after turning in a stellar remix to the owners of 2 Wars, they approached him to join their label group. Knowing full heartedly the benefits of teamwork, Promo Records became the second label to join the group. The 2 Wars label group is now 5 labels strong including; 2 Wars, Purephunk, DSV, Womp and Promo. The influx in sales and buzz overseas for the newly formed alliance was so strong that they had to relocate their pressing and distribution to England to meet the exporting demands. Individually, the releases on Promo Records have received the support of just about every major name in the breakbeat world such as DJ Icey, Rennie Pilgrem, and Krafty Kuts.

With an overwhelming passion for all he takes on, the sale of thousands of records under his belt, a new residency at Toronto's premier after-hours club Boa, several big releases scheduled for the next year alone and all while having the support of his peers, it's no wonder that Atomic Hooligan is saying "Robb G is definitely the name to check for this year".

check this shit out.

Afrika Bambaataa's Discography from discogs.com

this is some SERIOUS SHIT!

... and some stuff is even missing from it!


Releases:
Funky Heroes (12") Bonzai Records
Just Get Up And Dance (12") Simply Vinyl (S12)
Death Mix (12") Paul Winley Records
Unity (12") Tommy Boy Music
Unity (12") Polydor (France)
Unity (12") Polydor (UK)
Unity (7") Polydor (France)
Unity (7") Tommy Boy Music
Bambaataa's Theme (Assault On Precinct 13) / Tension (12") Tommy Boy Music
Just Get Up And Dance (12") ZYX Music
Just Get Up And Dance (12") EMI America Records
Just Get Up And Dance (12") EMI Records (UK)
Just Get Up And Dance (12") Buzz
Just Get Up And Dance (12") EMI Records (UK)
Just Get Up And Dance (7") Metronome Records Pitch Control AB
Just Get Up And Dance (CD5") Mercury (France)
Just Get Up And Dance (12") DFC
Just Get Up And Dance (12") Metronome Records Pitch Control AB
Just Get Up And Dance (12") ZYX Music
Power Boy Power (12") EMI America Records
Soca Fever (Rock It) / Electro Funk Express (12") DFC
Funky Heroes (12") DFC
Hell Below (12") DFC
Hell Below (12") ZYX Music
Power Boy Power / Save The World (12") DFC
Feeling Irie (12") Radikal Records
Feeling Irie (12") DFC
Feeling Irie (CD5") ZYX Music
Feeling Irie (12") 12INC
Feeling Irie (12") ZYX Music
Feeling Irie (Remix) (12") DFC
Zulu War Chant (CD5") Profile Records
Zulu War Chant (12") Profile Records
Pupunanny (12") DFC
Pupunanny (CD5") ZYX Music
Pupunanny (The Mixes) (12") ZYX Music
Pupunanny (The Mixes) (CD5") ZYX Music
Got To Get Up (12") Multiply Records
Zulu Groove (CD) Hudson Vandam Records
Agharta - The City Of Shamballa - TechnoLectro Mix (CD5") Electric Kingdom
Got To Get Up (CD5") Roadrunner Records
Got To Get Up (12") Multiply Records
Got To Get Up (12") Multiply Records
Got To Get Up (CD5") Multiply Records
Got To Get Up (CD5") Multiply Records
Got To Get Up (12") Multiply Records
Got To Get Up (12") Multiply Records
Afrika Shox (12") Columbia Records
Afrika Shox (12") Hard Hands
Agharta - The City Of Shamballa (12") Mute Records (UK)
Pupunanny (12") PRG (Progressive Motion Records)
Looking For The Perfect Beat 1980-1985 (2x12") Tommy Boy Music
Looking For The Perfect Beat 1980-1985 (CD) Tommy Boy Music
Looking For The Perfect Beat 1980-1985 (CD) Tommy Boy Music
Funky Heroes (12") Acetate Ltd
Funky Heroes (12") Acetate Ltd
Funky Heroes (12") Mantra Vibes
The Planet Rock Album (CD) Warner Strategic Marketing (France)
Dark Matter Moving At The Speed Of Light (2xLP) Tommy Boy Music
Dark Matter Moving At The Speed Of Light (CD) Tommy Boy Music
Got That Vibe (12") Tommy Boy Music
Metal (12") Tommy Boy Music
Metal (CDr) Tommy Boy Music
Remixes:
We Don't Need No Smurf Here (Remixes) (CD5") We Don't Need No Smurf... Solid
I Believe (12") Unbelievable (Funk Mix) Parlophone Records
Unbelievable (CD5") Unbelievable (House Mi... EMI America Records
Unbelievable (12") Unbelievable (House Mi... EMI America Records
Remixes & Collaborations (CD) Unbelievable (House Mix) Toshiba EMI Ltd
We Don't Need No Smurf Here (Remixes) (12") We Don't Need No Smurf... Solid
Club Class Alternative (CD) Unbelievable (Bambaata... EMI Gold
The Best Of EMF Epsom Mad Funkers (2xCD) Unbelievable (Bambaatt... EMI Records (UK)
Processed Beats (CD5") Processed Beats (Afrik... Paradise (2)
Social Classics Volume 3 - Dread Meets B-Boys Downtown (CD) Let's Smurph Across Th... Heavenly
Production:
Beat Freaks (CD) Zulu Groove, The Wilds... Celluloid
The Wildstyle (12") Celluloid
The Wildstyle (Remix) (7") Island Records (UK)
The Wildstyle (Remix) (12") CBS/Sony
The Wildstyle (Remix) (12") Island Records (UK)
Essential Electro (9x12") Wild Style Street Sounds
Odeon (12") Carr�re Records
Odeon (12") Celluloid
The Wildstyle (12") Celluloid
World Destruction (CD3") Virgin Records (Germany)
World Destruction - Meltdown Remix (12") Celluloid
Beat Freaks (LP) Zulu Groove, The Wilds... Celluloid
Death Mix Throwdown (12") Death Mix (Part 1), De... Blatant Records
Monie In The Middle (CD5") Dettrimentally Stable Warner Bros. Records, Inc.
What's The Name Of This Nation?...Zulu! (12") Profile Records
Zulu War Chant (12") Profile Records Ltd. (UK)
Raiders Of The Lost Art (CD) The Cooley (Do The Coo... Street Life Records (2)
Afrika Bambaataa Presents Time Zone vs. DJ Dara (12") Sme
Warlocks And Witches, Computer Chips, Microchips And You (2x12") Profile Records
Just Can't Get Enough: New Wave Dance Hits Of The '80s (CD) The Wildstyle Rhino Entertainment Co.
Greatest Beats - Volume 1 (CD) Unity Tommy Boy Music
Z-Trip: For Those About To Vote (CD) World Destruction Not On Label
Mix:
(I Can Do It...You Can Do It) Letzmurph Acrossdasurf (12") (I Can Do It...You Can... Tuff City
Smurph Across The Surf (12") Smurph Across The Surf... Tuff City
Shake Frapp� (7") Ariola (Germany)
DJ Mixes:
United DJ's Of America Vol. 13 - Afrika Bambaataa - Electro Funk Breakdown (CD) Moonshine
Appears On:
Hydraulic Funk / Flash Light (12") Not On Label
World Destruction (12") World Destruction Celluloid
World Destruction (7") World Destruction (Edi... Virgin Records (Germany)
Language Barrier (CD) Make 'Em Move Island Records (US)
Language Barrier (LP) Make 'Em Move Atlantic Records
Trilogy (3x12") World Destruction, Zul... Celluloid
World Destruction (12") CBS/Sony
Funky Groove (12") Streetwave
On The Strength (LP) The Boy Is Dope Elektra
Mackin' (LP) Body Slam UNI Records
Grooves & Remixes (CD) Just Get Up And Dance Phonogram GmbH
Star Time (4xCD) Unity, Pt. 1 Polydor (US)
Bam Bam Baby (12") Intensive Records
Funky Weekend (12") Mantra Vibes
Agharta - The City Of Shamballa (Subterranean World) (12") Agartha - The City Of ... Low Spirit Recordings
808 Attack (CD) 2Kool4Skool (Rennie Pi... Kickin Records
Afrika Shox (2x10") Hard Hands
Afrika Shox (CD5") Hard Hands
Afrika Shox (12") Hard Hands
Afrika Shox (CD5") Sony Music Entertainment (UK)
Afrika Shox (CD5") Columbia Records
Afrika Shox (CD5") Arfrika Shox (Radio Edit) Columbia Records
Afrika Shox (CD 1) (CD5") Hard Hands
Afrika Shox (CD 2) (CD5") Afrika Shox (VW Remix) Hard Hands
Ballroom Tunes 11 - Music From The Club La Rocca (CD) Agharta - The City Of ... Big Time International
Gatecrasher: Disco-Tech (2xCD) Africa Shox (In "Gatec... Sony Music Entertainment (UK)
Gatecrasher: Disco-Tech (2xCD) Africa Shox (In "Gatec... INCredible
Rhythm And Stealth (CD) Afrika Shox Columbia Records
Rhythm And Stealth (5x10") Afrika Shox Hard Hands
Rhythm And Stealth (CD) Afrika Shox Hard Hands
Rhythm And Stealth (2xLP) Afrika Shox Hard Hands
Rhythm And Stealth (Minidisc) Afrika Shox Hard Hands
Rhythm And Stealth (CD) Afrika Shox Sony Music Entertainment (Japan)
Rhythm And Stealth (CD) Afrika Shox Hard Hands
Rhythm And Stealth (CD) Afrika Shox Sony Music Entertainment (UK)
Flashlight / Godzilla (12") Trax Records
Industry Shakedown (2xLP) Bambaataa & Bumpy Talk... KJAC Music
Industry Shakedown (CD) Bambaataa & Bumpy Talk... KJAC Music
Rhythm And Stealth :Stealth Remixes (2xCD) Afrika Shox Hard Hands Columbia Records
Rhythm And Stealth Limited Edition (2xCD) Africa Shox Sony Music Entertainment (Australia)
Flashlight (12") Full House
Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By (2xLP) Herbs, Good Hygiene & ... 75 Ark
Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By (CD) Herbs, Good Hygiene & ... 75 Ark
The Loveparade Compilation 2001 - Join The Love Republic (2xCD) If You Techolectro Low Spirit Recordings
Scratch (CD) All 4 One Transparent Music
D-Funktional (12") D-Funktional Wall Of Sound
Tellievision (12") Tellievision (Master M... Electric Kingdom
D-Funktional (12") D-Funktional (Jon Cart... Wall Of Sound
Hopefiendz EP (12") Nuklear Bomb Thank You Records
Keep Right (2xCD) The Prayer Of Afrika B... Grit Records
Tracks Appear On:
Flash It To The Beat / Fusion Beats Vol. 2 (12") Fusion Beats Vol. 2 Bozo Meko
Hardcore Dancefloor (2xCD) Just Get Up And Dance Dino Entertainment
House Vol. 2 (2x12") Just Get Up And Dance Irma
Italian Dance Classics - House (CD) Just Get Up And Dance Irma
Pronto Pronto ??!! - The New Italian Generation Dance Mix (CD5") Feeling Irie ZYX Music
Tom Wilson's Bouncin' Beats 2 (CD) Pupunanny B'B
Volume 7 Program 10 (2x12") Rock America Disconet Program Service
Hip Hop And Rapping In The House (Cassette) Unity (Part 1 - The Th... Stylus Music
Hip Hop And Rapping In The House (CD) Unity (Part 1 - The Th... Stylus Music
Rapmasters 9: The Best Of The Hardcore (CD) Unity Priority Records
Rap City (LP) Reckless EMI Records (UK)
1991 Megamix (LP) Just Get Up And Dance Indisc
6 In The Mix - Vol. 2 (CD) Just Get Up And Dance ... Indisc
Dance Max 5 (2xCD) Just Get Up And Dance ... EMI Electrola GmbH
September 91 - The Mixes 3 (12") Just Get Up And Dance DMC
Skateboard 2 (LP) Just Get Up And Dance Blanco Y Negro (Spain)
The Unity Mix (1991 Megamix) (CD5") Just Get Up And Dance Indisc
The Unity Mix 1 (7") Just Get Up And Dance Indisc
The Unity Mix 1 (CD5") Just Get Up And Dance Indisc
Turn Up The Bass - Volume 14 (CD) Just Get Up And Dance Arcade
Turn Up The Bass - Volume 14 (Cassette) Just Get Up And Dance Arcade
Turn Up The Bass 7 (2xLP) Just Get Up And Dance Arcade
Unity Mix 1 (12") Just Get Up And Dance Indisc
Skateboard 4 (CD) Power Boy Power Blanco Y Negro (Spain)
The Dynamic Compilation (CD) Hell Below DMM - Dance Music Magazine
The First Issue Selection (CD) Save The World DMM - Dance Music Magazine
Turn Up The Bass Megamix 1992 (Part 1) (CD) Funky Heroes Arcade
Full-On Dance: 20 Kickin Dance Hits (CD) Feeling Irie Cookie Jar Records Ltd
Pronto Pronto ??!! A New Generation Of Italian Dance Hits (2xCD) Feeling Irie (Jumpin' ... ZYX Music
Radikal Techno - Too Radikal (CD) Feeling Irie Quality Records / Quality Music & Video
Turn Up The Bass - Volume 23 (CD) Funky Heroes Arcade
Verano - 1994 (CD) Feeling Irie Oid Mortales Records
Best Of Rap (4xCD) Time Zone Low Price Music
Deejay Parade 4 (CD) Pupunanny Time Records (Italy)
Deep Magic Dance 26 (CD) Pupunanny Deep Dance
Discomania Mix 6 (2xCD) Pupunanny RTI Music
Hits On Five 8 (CD) Pupunanny Free Records Independent
Radio 538 Dance Smash Hits (CD) Pupunanny Red Bullet
Street Jams: Electric Funk Part 3 (CD) Looking For The Perfec... Rhino Entertainment Co.
Summer Hit Mix '94 (2xCD) Pupunanny ZYX Music
Top Line Vol. 04 (LP) Just Get Up And Dance Not On Label
Club Europa (CD) Pupunanny Radikal Records
Demolition Mix 2 (2xCD) Feel The Vibe (Remix) Blanco Y Negro (Spain)
Hit Des Clubs 5 (CD) Feel The Vibe Arcade
King Size (CD) Feel The Vibe Quality Records / Quality Music & Video
Mega Dance 4 (CD) Feel The Vibe Arcade
Mega Dance 6 (CD) Feel The Vibe Arcade
Pirate Radio Sessions Volume 4 (CD) Just Get Up & Dance Pirate Records and Music Inc.
Steppin' Out Records The Album (2x12") Pupunanny (Extended Mix) Steppin' Out Records
Ultimix 57 (3x12") Feel the Vibe Ultimix
Let's Go Euro (CD) Pupunanny (Fargetta Re... ZYX Music
Mix Energie 96 Volume 2 (CD) Feel The Vibe Quality Records / Quality Music & Video
Dope Classics (5xLP) Zulu War Chant (Funky ... React
Club Society Vol. 2 (2xCD) Planet Rock 98 BMG
Dance Train 99/1 Club Edition (2xCD) Got To Get Up EVA Belgium
FSUK3 (3xLP) Mind Control (The Danm... Ministry Of Sound
Kiss Anthems 98 (2xCD) Got To Get Up (Eddie L... PolyGram TV
Summer Preview (12") Got To Get Up (Eddie L... Multiply Records
Techno Club Vol. 05 - Talla 2XLC With DJ Hooligan (2xCD) Agharta (Subterranean ... Sony Music Media
The Perfect Beats Volume 4 (CD) Looking For The Perfec... Timber! Records
The Perfect Beats Volume 4 (3x12") Looking For The Perfec... Timber! Records
100% 90's (3xCD) Reckless Blanco Y Negro (Spain)
Avenue A Presents Something Else Volume Two (3xLP) Mind Control (The Danm... R & S Records
Deejay Millenium (2xCD) Reckless EMI Music (Italy)
Extreme 6 (2xCD) Agharta 'The City Of S... 541
Funk: This Is Jungle Sky Vol. 6 (2xCD) FIRE (Original Bambaataa) Jungle Sky
Music Is The Key - Loveparade - The '99 Compilation (2xCD) Agartha The City Of Sh... Low Spirit Recordings
Music Is The Key - Loveparade - The '99 Compilation (CD) Agartha The City Of Sh... BMG
The Best Club Anthems 99 ...Ever! (2xCD) Got To Get Up (Eddie L... Virgin Records (UK)
This Is Jungle Sky, Volume 6 (7x12") Fire (Remix), Fire (Or... Jungle Sky
Headliners: 01 Tall Paul Live At The Gallery (2xCD) Afrika Shox (VW Remix) Ministry Of Sound
Phonodrome - Release No. 1.0 (2xCD) Africa Shox (VW Remix) Warner Special Marketing GmbH
Riow Arai's Extended Edit Style (Cassette) Unity Spotlight Records (Japan)
Tinsel Town (2xCD) Afrika Shox (Radio Edit) BBC
Death Mix (The Best Of Paul Winley Records) (2xLP) Death Mix (Part 1 - Li... Landspeed Records
Global Dance 02 (2xCD) Funky Heroes (Jan Driv... Global Recordings
Harlem World (The Sound Of The Big Apple Rappin') (2xCD) Zulu Nation Throwdown ... Heroes & Villans
Mixed Live - Giant, Los Angeles (CD) Funky Heroes Moonshine
Music From Vanilla Sky (CD) Afrika Shox Reprise Records
Out Of Nowhere (CD) You Ask For The Moon StreetBeat Records
Swordfish - The Album (CD) Planet Rock (Swordfish... London-Sire Records
Bonzai Records 10th Anniversary Edition (2xCD) Funky Heroes (Jan Driv... Lightning Records
Skitzmix 1 - The Ultimate SkitzMix (2xCD) Pupunanny Central Station
Y4K → Dub Pistols - Next Level Breaks (2xLP) Funky Heroes (Krafty Z... Distinct'ive Breaks Records
Y4K → Dub Pistols - Next Level Breaks (CD) Funky Heroes (Krafty Z... Distinct'ive Breaks Records
Mixed Live: Donald Glaude 2nd Session - The Gallery @ Turnmills, London UK (CD) Funky Heroes (Santos P... Moonshine
Original Masters II Album Sampler (12") Funky Heroes (Krafty's... Acetate Ltd
Showtime Vol.3 / Analogue 1 Hour Mix CD (CD) Throw Your Funky Hands Up Illicit Recordings
The Work Of Director Chris Cunningham (DVD) Afrika Shox Palm Pictures
�berzone Presents: Y4K (CD) Soul Makossa Distinct'ive Breaks Records
Cyber Trance 3rd Chapter (CD) Pupunanny (Stagediverz... Avex Trax
James Murphy Japan Tour Live Mix @ Club Dawn Osaka (CD) Planet Rock Not On Label
Undercover Cuts 20 (CD) Got That Vibe Undercover Mag

Word is that Roxy Blu is being sold and turned into a restaurant!

This just might be one of the last chances to enjoy one of Toronto's most legendary clubs!

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