The Deep And Fred Melosax - Dom Dom 05Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Notes: Side A: 45 RPM. Side B: 33 RPM. A. Dom Dom 05 (Six6 Ricanstruction) B1. Dom Dom 05 (A Six6 Instrumental) B2. Dom Dom 05 (Original Mix DJ Deep Edit) Data provided by Discogs

The Amsterdam collective was inaugurated exactly 10 years ago and has since gained fame for its exciting catalogue of forward-thinking

Following two decades spent creating and releasing innovative electronic pop

you realize that almost every one of these songs has hit potential somehow

it's been rare and sought-after for decades

It was followed in 1986 by ‘I Need Some Money’

managed to unify the whole of Cameroon

later to be known as Pure Pleasure whilst Herman transferred to Miami

“I think it’s my best sounding record to date

A considerable and imposing work

Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - Don't Leave Me This Way 3:59

Produced in 1993 by Damon Wild and Tim Taylor it was first released on NY’s pioneering EX or Experimental Records

as proven by this stellar debut for Carpet & Snares’ LAB series