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 | RA Review on White label Although it's been out of print for some time, "Street Knowledge," originally released on the Parisian label Logistic in 2006, hasn't exactly languished in obscurity. The lead track on Tobias Freund's debut EP under his Tobias. alias, it still gets played out. In fact, its crisp, analog house groove..
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| #1 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 14:23 Awesome tune
Is this is a bootleg or legitimate release?
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| #2 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 14:35
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| #3 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 14:40 Big up!
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| #4 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 15:06
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| #5 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 15:11 Posted by siquick
Is this is a bootleg or legitimate release?
it is a legitimate release. i'm pretty sure the gentlemen F. and V. decided to just shoot it straight onto the market, since a "proper" label release might have brought up some hassle with logistic. killer record - a timeless tune, gilded by an extremely powerful remix.
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| #6 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 17:00
Is it too early to call the original a modern classic?? Because it is!
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| #7 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 17:34 Great to finally have this on record. It just works, fantastic track and the ricardo remix is lovely too, although it doesn't surpass the original
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| #8 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 17:41 love this track  just the timing on this release is a bit weird imo, you can get a mint copy on discogs for like $15
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| #9 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 18:01 favourite and charted!
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| #10 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 18:23 i wish this guy wrote more ra reviews
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| #11 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 18:53 nice!
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| #12 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 20:19 (Edited: 15 Oct 10 09:22) i really love the original. techno as it was- BUT, i do think its totally hilarious that 2 german dudes in their 40s use the sample 'street knowlege' over and over again. it always makes my smile- to be clear the sample is from MC REN from the band N.W.A from the album 'str8 outta compton' (credit to dude on the board) but neither Tobi or Ricardo knows that- it came on a sample cd "x-static goldmine" with no credit. lovely music industry @seansean- i agree that this dude is a great writer we should see more of here. maybe teach a few of the writers a thing or two
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| #13 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 20:45 'with a Goldilocks approach to filtering: not too much, not too little, but just right.'
...that made me imagine for a minute. I pictured Goldilocks. Nice release, good work on the review. At principle, we all read reviews because its interesting to hear others views on the same topic we are interested in...in the same field we spend our time in. I also see reviews as an art form of sorts, something that reviewers might want to hold sacred when they are on a platform to share their views about a piece of music or art. A great responsiblity on the part of the reviewer to give the reader something honest and mind moving. And this is why I guess readers get riled up when they see a poor review, and genuinely appreciate when they read a well written and thought out review.
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| #14 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 22:34 Posted by jayhazei really love the original. techno as it was- BUT, i do think its totally hilarious that 2 german dudes in their 40s use the sample 'street knowlege' over and over again. it always makes my smile- to be clear the sample is from MC REN from the band N.W.A from the album 'niggaz4life' but neither Tobi or Ricardo knows that- it came on a sample cd "x-static goldmine" with no credit. lovely music industry ) even more 'hilarious' that it's actually from Straight Outta Compton.
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| #15 / Thu, 14 Oct 10 23:37 Posted by teleost
even more 'hilarious' that it's actually from Straight Outta Compton.
brilliant! 
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| #16 / Fri, 15 Oct 10 02:11 Posted by teleostPosted by jayhazei really love the original. techno as it was- BUT, i do think its totally hilarious that 2 german dudes in their 40s use the sample 'street knowlege' over and over again. it always makes my smile- to be clear the sample is from MC REN from the band N.W.A from the album 'niggaz4life' but neither Tobi or Ricardo knows that- it came on a sample cd "x-static goldmine" with no credit. lovely music industry ) even more 'hilarious' that it's actually from Straight Outta Compton. touche 
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| #17 / Fri, 15 Oct 10 09:20 true dat- i smile everytime im dancing to this cause i know both those dudes as friends. and not NWA fans so to hear that sample on this track gives me a tickle in the funny bone, btw- r u proofing everything i say?
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| #18 / Fri, 15 Oct 10 16:16 love this track
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| #19 / Sun, 17 Oct 10 10:30 love it too, heard it at tenax last week
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| #20 / Sun, 17 Oct 10 11:38 uuups
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| #21 / Sun, 17 Oct 10 11:38 uuups
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| #22 / Tue, 02 Nov 10 00:37 --> <3 is it love ! <--
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