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{{Infobox Radio Show|name=Back To The Basics
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|genre=Hip-Hop, Downtempo, Experimental
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|host=Der Vinylizer (a.k.a. Marcus Maack)
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|time=Various
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|station=FSK, Tide, NDR
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|country=Hamburg, Germany
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|url=http://www.vinylizer.net/}}
  
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Vinylizer's first show was Black is Black starting in April 1992. Renamed to '''BTTB''' in september 1992. The station was a non-commerical station, the shows were numbered BTTB 001...
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In 1995 he wanted to celebrate the show number 50 with a special mix. He asked a few DJs and Boris Dlugosch did the mix playing old Chicago House classics. This was the first guest mix, so it was the first mix in the so-called X-Series, but at that time it was no series - just a birthday celebration.
 
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One year later Vinylizer wanted to have another special mix and asked my all time heroes Pressure Drop. And that's when it all started - shortly after the PD-mix came mixes by Kruder & Dorfmeister, DJ Zinc and others.
 
  
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And then he was asked to do a show for Evosonic radio - still without getting money, but famous all over Germany. Of course he did it and that's where he had the first weekly show plus a special slot for the BTTB-X-Series on a weekly basis.
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==History==
  
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Unfortunately Evosonic went bankrupt a few years later (I think it was 1998 or 1999). So BTTB was local for Hamburg again, but he started to do shows for more stations: FSK (show numbers are F-xxx), NDR (N-xxx) and others.
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Vinylizer's first show was Black is Black starting in April 1992 and was renamed to '''Back To The Basics''' ('''BTTB''') in september 1992. In 1995 he wanted to celebrate the show number 50 with a special mix. He asked Boris Dlugosch, who was resident at Hamburg's famous club FRONT, the first place in Germany to play House music in the late 80s and a huge influence on The Vinylizer. Dlugosch did the mix playing old Chicago House classics. This was the first guest mix, so it was the first mix in the so-called X-Series, but at that time it was no series - just a birthday celebration.
  
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And that's where we are now.
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One year later Vinylizer wanted to have another special mix and asked his all time heroes Pressure Drop. And that's when it all started - shortly after the Pressure Drop mix came mixes by Kruder & Dorfmeister, DJ Zinc and others.
  
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''the info is copied from the forum''
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And then he was asked to do a show for Evosonic radio - still without getting money, but famous all over Germany. He accepted it, and that's where he had the first weekly show plus a special slot for the BTTB-X-Series on a weekly basis.
  
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Unfortunately Evosonic went bankrupt a few years later so BTTB became local for Hamburg again, but he started to do shows for more stations such as FSK, NDR, and others.
  
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People keep asking about the numbering system. Here it is:
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Now his show is on air Thursdays, 9pm CET, on ByteFM, a web radio station from Hamburg. In Hamburg it is also available on 91.7 FM. All Samples Cleared!? is on every 2nd Saturday, 12am CET, ByteFM. And then there are 5 shows on NDR Info per year.
  
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''xxx = shows on Tide where I present new releases
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==Show Numbering==
  
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F-xxx = shows on FSK where I present new releases
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{|
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!align="left"|xxx
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|Shows on Tide where The Vinylizer present new releases.
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!align="left"|B-xxx
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|Shows on ByteFM where The Vinylizer present new releases.
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!align="left"|F-xxx
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|Shows on FSK where The Vinylizer present new releases.
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!align="left"|N-xxx
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|Shows on NDR where The Vinylizer present new releases.
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!align="left"|X-xxx
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|''X-Series'': mixes by guest djs. They send these mixes by post.
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!align="left"|XL-xxx
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|''XL-Series'': mixes by guest djs live in the studio.
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!align="left"|S-xxx
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|''Soul <-> HipHop'', later known as ''All Samples Cleared!?'' (shows on the subject of sampling).
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!align="left"|W-xxx
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|''Wax Flowers''.
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!align="left"|D-xxx
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|Documentations.
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N-xxx = shows on NDR where I present new releases
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==External Links==
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http://www.vinylizer.net - the main page of the show with all tracklistings etc. <br />
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X-xxx = X-Series: Mixes by guest djs. They sent these mixes by post.
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http://www.byte.fm/sendung/bttb---back-to-the-basics - BTTB on ByteFM<br />
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http://www.byte.fm/sendung/all-samples-cleared - All Samples Cleared!? on ByteFM
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XL-xxx = XL-Series: Mixes by guest djs LIVE in our studio
 
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S-xxx = Soul <-> HipHop (shows on the subject of Sampling)
 
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W-xxx = Wax Flowers
 
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D-xxx = Documentations''
 
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A list of all guests can be found at www.vinylizer.net. The start site is in german, but nearly all subsites are lists only, so should be understandable in any language.
 
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Some direct links for his laters shows:
 
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[http://themixingbowl.org/topics.php?action=viewtopic&topicid=21123 BTTB 2006-03-23 - Der vinylizer @ TMB]
 
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[http://themixingbowl.org/topics.php?action=viewtopic&topicid=20748 BTTB 2006-03-17 - Der vinylizer @ TMB]
 
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And be sure to check out bluenicks' mega torrent
 
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[http://themixingbowl.org/topics.php?action=viewtopic&topicid=18529 BTTB Der Vinylizer NDR Radio Shows 1-80]
 
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--[[User:Blgr|Blgr]] 07:55, 26 March 2006 (BST)
 
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Latest revision as of 09:00, 19 September 2012

Back To The Basics
Genre: Hip-Hop, Downtempo, Experimental
Host: Der Vinylizer (a.k.a. Marcus Maack)
Time: Various
Station: FSK, Tide, NDR
Country: Hamburg, Germany
http://www.vinylizer.net/

Bttb930.png

History

Vinylizer's first show was Black is Black starting in April 1992 and was renamed to Back To The Basics (BTTB) in september 1992. In 1995 he wanted to celebrate the show number 50 with a special mix. He asked Boris Dlugosch, who was resident at Hamburg's famous club FRONT, the first place in Germany to play House music in the late 80s and a huge influence on The Vinylizer. Dlugosch did the mix playing old Chicago House classics. This was the first guest mix, so it was the first mix in the so-called X-Series, but at that time it was no series - just a birthday celebration.

One year later Vinylizer wanted to have another special mix and asked his all time heroes Pressure Drop. And that's when it all started - shortly after the Pressure Drop mix came mixes by Kruder & Dorfmeister, DJ Zinc and others.

And then he was asked to do a show for Evosonic radio - still without getting money, but famous all over Germany. He accepted it, and that's where he had the first weekly show plus a special slot for the BTTB-X-Series on a weekly basis.

Unfortunately Evosonic went bankrupt a few years later so BTTB became local for Hamburg again, but he started to do shows for more stations such as FSK, NDR, and others.

Now his show is on air Thursdays, 9pm CET, on ByteFM, a web radio station from Hamburg. In Hamburg it is also available on 91.7 FM. All Samples Cleared!? is on every 2nd Saturday, 12am CET, ByteFM. And then there are 5 shows on NDR Info per year.

Show Numbering

xxx Shows on Tide where The Vinylizer present new releases.
B-xxx Shows on ByteFM where The Vinylizer present new releases.
F-xxx Shows on FSK where The Vinylizer present new releases.
N-xxx Shows on NDR where The Vinylizer present new releases.
X-xxx X-Series: mixes by guest djs. They send these mixes by post.
XL-xxx XL-Series: mixes by guest djs live in the studio.
S-xxx Soul <-> HipHop, later known as All Samples Cleared!? (shows on the subject of sampling).
W-xxx Wax Flowers.
D-xxx Documentations.

External Links

http://www.vinylizer.net - the main page of the show with all tracklistings etc.
http://www.byte.fm/sendung/bttb---back-to-the-basics - BTTB on ByteFM
http://www.byte.fm/sendung/all-samples-cleared - All Samples Cleared!? on ByteFM

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