Shut Up And Dance: Save It Till The Morning After (Deadstock) Vinyl 12"
"Way back in 1986 there were four guys named Smiley, PJ, DJ Daddy & DJ Hype. They had built a sound system called Heatwave and come the weekend they would break into many a house or warehouse (unoccupied of course) to start their own illegal raves, parties, knees-up, shindig, or shabeenz etc.... This was the done thing back then and Smiley & PJ were rappers on the sound system but were also trying to get a record deal. No record label would sign them up, and so after many, many, many knock backs they decided to start their own label, Shut Up and Dance Music." - Shut Up And Dance
- deadstock copies of 1995 UK hardcore / jungle / hip-hop hybrid
- black vinyl 12"
- limited edition
- music label: Pulse 8 1995
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Shut Up And Dance: Save It Till The Morning After (Deadstock) Vinyl 12"
Shut Up And Dance: Save It Till The Morning After (Deadstock) Vinyl 12"
"Way back in 1986 there were four guys named Smiley, PJ, DJ Daddy & DJ Hype. They had built a sound system called Heatwave and come the weekend they would break into many a house or warehouse (unoccupied of course) to start their own illegal raves, parties, knees-up, shindig, or shabeenz etc.... This was the done thing back then and Smiley & PJ were rappers on the sound system but were also trying to get a record deal. No record label would sign them up, and so after many, many, many knock backs they decided to start their own label, Shut Up and Dance Music." - Shut Up And Dance
- deadstock copies of 1995 UK hardcore / jungle / hip-hop hybrid
- black vinyl 12"
- limited edition
- music label: Pulse 8 1995
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"Way back in 1986 there were four guys named Smiley, PJ, DJ Daddy & DJ Hype. They had built a sound system called Heatwave and come the weekend they would break into many a house or warehouse (unoccupied of course) to start their own illegal raves, parties, knees-up, shindig, or shabeenz etc.... This was the done thing back then and Smiley & PJ were rappers on the sound system but were also trying to get a record deal. No record label would sign them up, and so after many, many, many knock backs they decided to start their own label, Shut Up and Dance Music." - Shut Up And Dance
- deadstock copies of 1995 UK hardcore / jungle / hip-hop hybrid
- black vinyl 12"
- limited edition
- music label: Pulse 8 1995
