Talk:Baltimore club
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That is some BS, straight up.
reply: yeah i saw some thing on mtv and they were calling baltimore club music club crack and gutter i think this is the same thing tho
I'm curious, what is the BS?
20:55, 13 September 2006
The following is posted by William Jackson ::: i am stricly against merging the topic of Baltimore Club Music with any other genre of music. this is simply becuase the fact, as i am a native to Baltimore, there is no other sound quite like "b more club." i am well traveled all up and down the east coast and have family that have moved from baltimore to various other parts of the country and we all can atest to the fact that Baltimore Club Music is unique and only available in and around Baltimore. Furthermore, as a casual fan of hip-hop and urban arts i must also point out the fact that Baltimore Club Music has its roots along with many other genres of sounds from various sources.
with as much street credibility that i can muster i say this one final statement: "Fa real doh, its like a B more thang baby! Dis dat shit dat get the club poppin off kna'mean!" thank you for reading......oppose the merging of Baltimore Club Music~~
I am misty eyed after reading this article, it has been so long since I remember going to Club Paradox's Fever and Rise. I would be against merging the article as well, Baltimore Breaks (club) are as unique as DC's Go-go or Hardcore. And there are no articles documenting the extremely rich history of Baltimore's rave/club scene from the 90's.- 209.248.175.82 17:44, 13 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Incorrect Information
The information in the article is incorrect. Baltimore's "Club Music" is from the 1980's when there was no such place as the Paradox. The two big Clubs were Signals and Odells. DC Go-Go came on scene around the same time and there was a huge ravalry between the two Cities.
Frank Skis biggest club mixes were done in 1986 with a compilation of Doug E Fresh's song "The Show", "Roxanne Roxanne", and "The Peewee". He also did a master mix in the late 1980's with the song "Doo-Doo Brown".
Sentrix (talk) 09:13, 20 May 2008 (UTC)Sentrix
