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London, Let's Ave Yer!

by Mark Tyler

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If you look on Beatport, you'll see Truelove has only uploaded the remixes of this track and not my original. Luckily for you, you can get it here for absolute FREE. And you don't have to give any money to that cock.

Real techno doesn't have breakdowns, but I wasn't making serious techno for Jeff Mills. Acid Techno on the other hand, was fun to make. It was about 'avin it on the dance floor as well as lifting people's minds, so breakdowns were cool. The inspiration for the massive 48 bar breakdown in 'London, Let's Ave Yer!' comes from hearing one of the Stay Up Forever tracks (maybe Firefight?) in a party in East London. I was probably out with Rowland The Bastard and the track was from before my time as SUF label manager, but in my head the break went on for ages. And when it broke, the fucking place went nuts. I wanted that reaction. When I heard the vocal sample, I knew that's what I needed to finish that massive break off and stamp our city's name and music sound into the minds of everyone listening. Guy and I made some great tracks, but this was one of the best. It also totally fucked Truelove off that it got so much press, especially compared to that hoover bullshit he was boring everyone with.

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London, Let's Ave Yer.....

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released September 1, 1999
Written and produced by Guy McAffer and Mark Tyler. Recorded at Geezer Studios. Released sometime in 1999.

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Mark Tyler London, UK

After releasing urban anthems ‘Rush’ and 'London, Lets ‘Ave Yer!', Mark Tyler co-produced over 50 releases for 15 different labels and DJ'd worldwide.

In the late 90's, he ran the labels of Liberator DJ's & Jon The Dentist and wrote the acid techno column in Wax Mag and techno/hard house reviews in 7mag.

He went on to launch seminal record label No Entry in 2000, notching up 14 releases by 2003.
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