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have both accused Sugar Hill of retaliating through scare tactics, including hiring someone to scare 99's customers with a machete. Tolkin stated that Bahlman refused to visit the store for a year and a half and alleged that Bahlman had received threats regularly. Franklyn has dismissed these
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accounts as "complete exaggeration". Sugar Hill was ordered to pay $ 660,000 but instead declared bankruptcy shortly after. Bahlman shut down 99, in part because of the case's legal costs. In early 1986, Bahlman sold off 99's inventory and went into seclusion.
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approached Bahlman to see if he would be interested in starting a label and releasing a record by Branca. Bahlman knew little about recording, pressing, and distributing records, but Branca had some experience with Theoretical Records. Bahlman agreed and made
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described the store as "a milieu... a very creative atmosphere." Ed recruited his brother Bill Bahlman to work at 99. Bill was a in-house DJ in many NYC clubs, including Hurrah, Danceteria, The Anvil.
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Since its demise, the reputation of the label and that of its groups has steadily grown. Branca rose to prominence as a composer during the 1980s, and with new popularity in
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In 1981 the relationship between Bahlman and Branca became strained, especially after Bahlman's refusal to sign a fledgling
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the first release by 99 Records. The label distributed primarily through its own store but also through
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named 99 as one of his favorite labels, and it has been a major influence on his bass technique with
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to 99's artists. As a result, some bands have gone through British labels to reissue their work.
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for the similarities between the two tracks. 99 employee Terry Tolkin and Liquid Liquid member
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British designer Gina Franklyn sold British fashions out of her shop 99, located at 99
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appeared on the disco charts, and 99 had its most successful releases with ESG and
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Kozak, Roman (January 23, 1982). "New Music Labels Adjusting to Marketing".
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Creative License: The Law and Culture of Digital Sampling
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Spear, Justin (September 2006). "Punk-Funk-Adelic".
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99-11EP7 7" (1981) Liquid Liquid – "Bellhead"/"Push"
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Extensive history of 99 Records available for order
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Ed Bahlman
Post-punk
no wave
Greenwich Village
independent record label
no wave
post-punk
post-disco
avant-garde
MacDougal Street
Greenwich Village
Ed Bahlman
Rough Trade
punk music
Bleecker Bob's
West Village
funk
reggae
Bush Tetras
Vivien Goldman
Glenn Branca
Lesson No. 1
Jem
ESG
Liquid Liquid
Sonic Youth
Neutral Records
Grandmaster Melle Mel
White Lines (Don't Don't Do It)

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