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DJ Massive - Massive Overload - Black Market International - Break Beat

DJ Massive - Massive Overload - Black Market International - Break Beat
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A Massive Overload (Mix Up Session) (5:04)
B Massive Overload (Overload Mix)


Media Condition » Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition » Generic
Artist DJ Massive
Title Massive Overload
Label Black Market International
Catalogue P12 MKT 1
Format Vinyl 12 Inch
Released 1991
Genre Break Beat

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Other Titles by DJ Massive

• Enter The Bad Boy E.P. Part One • Massive Overload • Massive Overload • Massive Overload • Massive Overload • The Neuromancer EP •


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• Espiritu • ETA • Dr. Rubberfunk • Santos • The Prodigy • Leuroj • Headrillaz • Double Trouble • Mucho Macho • Freq Nasty • Dope Smugglaz • Dark Globe • Well Red • Deejay Punk-Roc • Under Influence • Working Week • Abigail Mead & Nigel Goulding • Azzido Da Bass • S'Express • Alpinestars • Hardknox • Rasmus • 18 Wheeler • Philadelphia Bluntz • Beatmasters, The • Unknown Artist • Firstborn • Shades Of Rhythm • Apollo 440 • A Homeboy, A Hippie & A Funki Dredd • JDS • Renegade Soundwave • Tzant • Jacknife Lee • Sparky Lightbourne • Bruce Wayne • Mekon • Utah Saints • Wayward Soul • Double Six •

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Some Other Artists on the Black Market International Label

• CJ Lewis • Desiya • Heliocentric World • Mr. Fingers • Larry Heard • Denair • X-101 • The Majestic • We're Tougher Than You • Marakesh • In-Dee • Sly T & Ollie J & Anthoney • Overman • Adonis & MC Kodak • Liz Torres • Sly T & Ollie J • Club Ice • Sly T&Ollie J & Jody • Deadly Hunter • Keia Weia • Housefactors, The • Majestic, The • We're Tougher Than You •

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Information on the Break Beat Genre

The term breakbeat has become synonymous with the many genres of breaks music which have become popular within the global dance music scene, including big beat, nu skool breaks and progressive breaks. DJs from a variety of genres, including house and techno, work breaks tracks into their sets. This may occur because the tempo of breaks tracks (ranging from 110 to 150 beats per minute) means they can be readily mixed with these genres, whereas the comparatively fast speed of jungle and drum and bass (160-180 bpm) may have restricted the utility of these subgenres to DJs playing slower-tempo music. Some artists well known for breakbeat include The Freestylers, NAPT, Dj Loopy, Pendulum, Soul Of Man, Dj deekline and wizard, Ben & Lex, The Breakfastaz, Ctrl Z, Stanton Warriors, Dj Icey, Freq Nasty and Plump DJ's.

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