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a case of deja vu...



a.b's - deja vu (mp3)

i stumbled across this a good few years back in a charity shop somewhere out in the sticks, near copenhagen. to be honest it's never really blown me away, but i have always quite digged it, mostly for its slo-grooving bassline, and slightly cheesy (japanese?) vocals. don't really know much about these guys apart from that they originally released 'deja vu' back in tokyo, japan in 1983...

i have been meaning to put this up for quite a while now, ever since mark e of jiscomusic and running back released his single 'deja vu' back in october last year. for anyone who has heard that release, and then listens to this one, it should become pretty obvious as to where mark e got his inspiration...

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