Music for your soul

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So my mate Dean Rusere has a new mixtape out, and it’s awesome.

Takes me back to the old days, when life was simple and inflation was just a chapter in a ZJC Commerce text-book. When Pine Nut was the drink and Lunch Bars were currency.

When my school blazer was my most valuable possession, and the Eversharp 15M was the most valuable tool, whether writing or rewinding. When chicks were gullible and “grabbing” was the ultimate pleasure.

Those were the days, and school discos wouldn’t have been the same without this music, the music of my youth, which ultimately became the soundtrack of my life.

If you’re a teenager of the nineties, download  DJ Dean Soulism Volume 2. If not, I promise it will make you feel good.

And you won’t be reaching for that Eversharp.

Published by Joe Black

6 Replies to “Music for your soul”

  1. Shaa, my browser keeps blocking access ‘403- Forbidden’. Can you send it to me in any other format, remembering that I am no tecchie and it has to be kept very very basic. And oh, my OS is in Japanese and I can’t read a word of it.

  2. Okay, fixed the link. Now it goes direct to Sendspace and you click on the download link from there.

    Why do you have a Japanese OS? Dumb-ass.

  3. Sticks and stones, bra, sticks and stones. And yes, I am a bit of a dumbass but the computer was cheap and I am yet to find anyone I can hoodwink into getting me a free upgrade to an English OS

  5. Eish. Listened to the mixtape. Inga. Had no idea how much difference a five year age gap makes. The music is very, hauntingly, familiar, but I can’t quite place it. The music of my youth was very much different. I had gangsta rap and RNB and we were just waving goodbye to the butterfly, and hello to the the gangsta walk or some such nonsense. It didn’t make sense, but that’s just how we (had to) rolled.

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