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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great new music as well as wonderful re-mixes of the old, December 7, 1998
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This review is from: Dangerous Dance 1 (Audio CD)
I was lucky enough to receive a copy of this CD a few months ago, and It really is a sensational CD. It includes re-mixes of the songs we all loved in the late 80's early 90's and with Kyper being the musical genius that he is, there are several great new songs on this CD. Try it out! This CD will definately make you dance!!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great music for Andrew Ridgely impersonators, April 28, 2005
This review is from: Dangerous Dance 1 (Audio CD)
In a recent heady discussion with noted Houston rock critic, Mark Pope, on the role that late 80's dance DJ/ composers (Kyper and U.T.F.O. as the primary influences, of course!) had on the fall of Apartheid in South Africa, I accidentally misspelled Kyper's name "Kiper" in a message board discussion. Mr. Pope gave me the following admonishment:
"C'mon NEEKOLZ, give the fellow Louisiana native rapper some props by spelling his name correctly. Do you also remember "X-stasy" and "Conceited"?? He was an underappreciated talent."
With that statement, I did recall seeing some grainy footage of Nelson Mandela, in a jail cell, moving to Kyper's hypnotic beats, crossing his arms in front of his enlightened eyes, chanting "X-stasy, X-stasy". His body was hyped indeed, he was ready to lead a revolution.
As note in the above review, Kyper is nothing short of a musical genius and he ill-deserves patronizing comparisons to groups like U.T.F.O.
If Kyper happens upon this, I issue a complete apology for not having the decency to spell his name correctly.
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