MC Kinky - Roll The Dice / Inna We Kingdom (Androgeny Remixes) FLAC

Mc Kinky Not Label Breakbeat Hardcore 1991

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	MC Kinky
Title:	Roll The Dice / Inna We Kingdom (Androgeny Remixes)
Style:	Breakbeat, Hardcore
Date of release:	1991
Label:	Not On Label
Catalog Number:	M-C-K-001
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2994 mb
MP3 album size:	2159 mb

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Tracklist

1	Inna We Kingdom (Liz Taylor On One Mix)
2	Roll The Dice (Rave Mix)
3	Inna We Kingdom (Liz Taylor Bound And Gagged Mix)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PROT 16-12	MC Kinky	Inna We Kingdom ‎(12")	More Protein	PROT 16-12	UK	1991
PROTDJ 16-12	MC Kinky	Inna We Kingdom ‎(12", Promo)	More Protein	PROTDJ 16-12	UK	1991
PROTX 1612	MC Kinky	Inna We Kingdom (Androgeny Mixes) ‎(12")	More Protein	PROTX 1612	UK	1991
PROT 1612	MC Kinky	Inna We Kingdom ‎(12", W/Lbl)	More Protein	PROT 1612	UK	1991
PROT 16	MC Kinky	Inna We Kingdom ‎(7")	More Protein	PROT 16	UK	1991

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: M-C-K-001-A1
Matrix / Runout: M-C-K-001-B2

Video

Hrguig

All three tracks are pretty similar. The main difference between B1 and B2 is that the latter dispenses with the MC Kinky vocal. A1 adds more rave samples (I think I spot a piece of "Dancehall Dangerous" in there) and contains almost no vocals from either MC Kinky or the singer. It starts off with some nice techno noises and hold back on the pretty pads and piano until halfway through. It is my favorite, at least until after the piano breakdown, it kinda loses the plot after that. Definitely one of my favorite breakbeat rave tunes from late 1991 (played by DJ Sy on NYE) and a sign of what was to come in next year.

I think the confusion with DMS is because the track was produced by Dyce ("Roll The Dice", geddit?) another Production House producer.

Abuseyourdna

This release is all about..Inna We Kingdom (Liz Taylor Bound And Gagged Mix), great track.

Friert

TOP TUNE, Problem is who's rite hear. Video Says DMS Feat Mc Minky, But there no info on discogs saying DMS had anything to do with it, but on hearin it, it does sound very much Production house sounding, anyone else know about it.