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Groove Mag (Germany), June-July 1998; via Terminal 313 (Twitter)

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Frankie Knuckles playlist, Details, October 1991

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Sales charts, Muzik, Oct. 1996

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July 1996 Top 10s from Doc Martin and Twitch, Muzik.

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Muzik Top 10s, July 1996

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Muzik's Top 50, November 1995

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MUZIK’S TOP 10 COMPILATIONS OF 1996

LTJ Bukem Presents Logical Progression (FFRR)

Central Heating (Grand Central)

Psyche/BFC, Elements (Planet E)

Source Lab 2 (Source)

Nu Yorica: Experiments in Latin Music 1970-77 (Soul Jazz)

Laurent Garnier, Laboratoire Mix (React)

Jon Carter, Live at the Social Volume 2 (Heavenly)

High in a Basement (Heavenly)

Kruder & Dorfmeister, DJ-Kicks (Studio K7)

Techsteppin’ (S.O.U.R.)

From Muzik, January 1997

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MUZIK’S TOP 25 TRACKS OF 1995

Wink, “Higher State of Consciousness” (Strictly Rhythm/Manifesto)

T Power vs. MK Ultra, “Mutant Jazz” (SOUR)

Misjah & Tim, “Access” (X-Trax)

Faithless, “Salva Mea” (Cheeky)

Alex Reese, “Pulp Fiction” (Metalheadz)

The Bucketheads, “The Bomb!” (Henry Street/Positiva)

Method Man feat. Mary J. Blige, “I’ll Be There for You/You’re All I Need to Get By” (Def Jam)

BT feat. Vincent Novello, “Loving You More” (Perfecto)

Dave Clarke, “Red 3 (of 3)” (Bush)

Urban Blues Project, “Deliver Me” (Hott)

Plug 3, “Rebuilt Kev” (Rising High)

Man with No Name, “Floor-Essence” (Perfecto)

PFM, “The Western Tune” (Good Looking)

Size 9, “I’m Ready” (Ovum/Virgin)

Green Velvet, “Flash” (Relief/Open)

Glenn Underground, “Beyond” (Casual)

D’Angelo, “Brown Sugar” (Cooltempo)

Ruffneck, “Everybody Be Somebody” (MAW/Positiva)

The Martian, “Ghost Dancer” (Red Planet)

Daft Punk, “Da Funk” (Soma)

Jeff Mills, “The Purpose Maker” (Axis)

Pizzaman, “Trippin’ on Sunshine” (Loaded)

Francois K, FK EP (Wave/Open)

The Pharcyde, “Runnin’” (Delicious Vinyl)

Indica, “Labia” (Movin’ Melodies)

via Muzik, January 1996, part of a complete run of issues available as .pdfs from the Internet Archive.