What's that you say???? YOU WANNA DL THIS MIX BUT NOBODY IS SEEDING (or DL with very few seeding just takes DAYS and DAYS) Well Put: "THE ULTIMATE 1983 GRANDMIX" IN YOUR SEARCH ENGINE AND IT SHOULD TAKE YOU TO THE MEGAUPLOAD LINK!!!! K GO!!!=]=]=]
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                     GRANDMIXER SUPERNATURAL PRESENTS TO YOU: 
                      BRINGING BACK THE MASTERMIX VOLUME 10:
                              THE GRANDMIX OF 1983
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THIS IS ALSO/ACTUALLY A TRIBUTE TO TACOMA WASHINGTON's KTOY 91.7 FM
AS THEY PLAYED 70% OF THE SONGS I USED!!!!
JUST TO THINK...IN 1983 KTOY WAS THE MF'N BOMB with hip hop/Electro Funk/RmB from midnight at FRIDAY to 6pm SUNDAY but BY 1986 IT WAS GONE!!!!! (They Started reducing hrs back in 1984=[=[=[)
KTOY 91.7 WAS ALSO WHERE BLENDS ORIGINATED FROM as the DJs had nothing against running accapellas over instrumentals.

I was going to use some KTOY Drops from "Reggie Reg" and the crew, but my CD writer was not working so i could not get them off of my old tapes=[

PLEASE SEED!!!!!

SUPP, GRANDMIXER HEADS!! If you are reading this then "ITS THAT TIME ONCE AGAIN BOYS AND GIRLS,
ITS BRINGING BACK THE MASTERMIX TIME" The crowd goes WILD!!! 
The is VOLUME 10 of the NEVERENDING SERIES
SO here's how this edition goes:

Well I had SOOoooo much fun with my GRANDMIX of 2007, and most of you gave it rave reveiws' that I decided to do one for each
year and going back to 77 or 79. And since i have no TIME LIMIT for these I have adopted a GO TILL YOU BLOW POLICY,
which let my 1983 GRANDMIX run time at about 5 hours. More than enough to get on all the 400-500 tunez from 1983 that 
I have sitting around

So with that I leave you till next time and be sure to write if you have any questions or comments at:
[email protected]

PLEASE SEED!!!


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BRINGING BACK THE MASTERMIX VOLUME 10: THE 1983 GRANDMIX
contains: 

1. 5 Hrs of ALL the HIP-HOP, Electro, Funk, DJ Scratch, and MTV/NIGHT TRACKS POP MUSIC
Oner 400 1983 TUNES IN THE GRANDMIXXXXXXXXX!!!

2. CLUB CLASSIC MASTERMIX # 1 fearturing all the high BPM Freestyle. Electro. Techno, HIP HOP, DJ Cut Up TUNEZ from the 80z


PLEASR SEED!!!


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Who remembers the Seattle sound which was KTOY 91.7 FM radio?
Way back when I use to listen to an Urban radio station KTOY FM 91.7 when my dad use to drive to work when we lived in Seattle it heavily influenced my musical tastes especially in Jazz I use to hear George Duke,WAR,Faze-O,Roy Ayers on it and many other artists on it and I will always remember hearing" K-T-O-Y the Seattle Sound" and I'm a sort of old guy now in 4 yrs I will be fifty back then in 1978 I was a teenager. If you remember KTOY because I left Washington in 1979 and went to live in Great Britain for the next 2 yrs so what happened to KTOY 91.7 FM in 1978 the University of WA seattle Huskies won the Rose Bowl I am still a Husky fan. Also remember the real "House Party's" in Tacoma and Seattle back in 1978 & I saw my first concert in Tacoma KC and the Sunshine band. Dixie Lee Ray was WA first lady Governor I was there. And my CloverPark HS yearbook was the KLAHOWYA


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I was enrolled at L.H. Bates Voc.-Tech. in '83 / '84, as a student of the Radio Broadcasting class.
I never got farther than reading the news on the air, but still tell people stories of those days.
We were Top-40 back then.
Even though the school was closed from 3pm Friday, until 7 or 8 am Monday, the "Station Manager" allowed students to continue running the station on the weekends, ONLY if an "official" PD were present on-site.
By the time I was there, this was almost like "just another part of the course".
THIS was when the Hip-Hop (or "R&B" as we called it, back then) was played, otherwise it was Top-40 radio.
Many remember our "signature" as "KTOY, 91.7 FM. R&B's best, in the Pacific Northwest".
I think I actually recorded one of those signatures for use on the weekend.
Here's a tidbit - back then, an RTO license was...FREE! You just signed up at the post office.
It allowed you to talk on the air, and blow dust off the tape heads or record needles (yes, you read that right!). Otherwise, a licensed engineer had to twist knobs for you.
You needed a General Class License to twist your own knobs.
I was part of the class that took the last GCL test given in Seattle. April, 1984.
By then it was a formality and it didn't really matter if you passed or not, because it was going away (thank you, Ronald Regan). They gave one more in Spokane, a few weeks later.
Now, the RTO permit is like $40, last I heard.

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