Adele: Adele vs Mick Boogie: 1988 LP Ortofon DJ with lots of nice naked

with lots of nice naked pictures to boot

Stones Throw has always been soft-spoken and classy in their marketing (which I respect them for)

Karakos had the good fortune of traveling to New York at the right time and connecting with Bill Laswell

Bonus features on the LP include the instrumental to Blu Jemz' Keyboard King remix

Considering it's a loud 45 rpm pressing

Adele: Adele vs Mick Boogie: 1988 LP Ortofon DJ with lots of nice nakedMick Boogie, author of such great mixtapes as Broiled Salmon (Ghostface) and Brooklyn Soul (Jay Z vs. Marvin), brings his hip hop blend skills to this excellent Adele remix album. Adele's 19 is undeniable; chubby white newcomers don't win Grammies (she did). Dubsteppers have targeted Adele several times with remixes, but this is the first hip hop style remix I've heard. It's super crisp and refreshing and can be summed up on "Day Dreams" which is