George Kranz - Din Daa Daa Remixes Digi-EP

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George Kranz: Din Daa Daa Remixes Digi-EP

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George Kranz

Din Daa Daa Remixes Digi-EP

unmistakable dance classic. 1983 human beatbox

file under : funk+soul+disco, dance classics

label : Essential Media Group date added : 12/18/2007

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George Kranz
Din Daa Daa - Original US Mix

06:21

$1.39

$2.49

George Kranz
Din Daa Daa - 45 King Remix

45 King

05:15

$1.39

$2.49

George Kranz
Din Daa Daa - 45 King Dub

45 King

05:47

$1.39

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George Kranz
Din Daa Daa - M1 Remix

06:09

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George Kranz
Din Daa Daa - Nick Holder Remix

Nick Holder

07:16

$1.39

$2.49

George Kranz
Din Daa Daa - Stickman Remix

Stickman

07:20

$1.39

$2.49

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Ed's note: Woodman wrote this before all the Roots/Pitbull hoopla was in effect, which has made "Din Daa Daa" something of a no-brainer compared to the "daring" choice that it was a couple years ago. George Kranz, take your place in the pantheon of safe.

Ed's note #2: this digital release features the rare 45 King mixes!

Jasper and Pete hate this song more than anything. I used to think of this as a novelty break to play at an ether party, but one day I heard a live version of it at A1 and just stood there for 10 minutes, shook (ed's note: does that mean scared or turned on?). It's like the Bobby McFerrin family reunion if they were all coked up and are really excited to see each other. Plus Kranz was a "dance artist" so you can imagine what was going onstage when they played this live. When you play this, you have to keep it til the end when it goes bananas, like Cerrone and the ghost of Falco show up and you have the German Triangle of Power! Frankly, I love this song, but don't have the guts to play it out live. If you do, God speed and God bless.

reviewed by Woodman 12/18/2007