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| Paul Van Dyk
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Berliner Paul van Dyk began DJ'ing in the late '80s. His first club performance was in 1991 at Berlin's famed E-Werk, which would later become his home club. Van Dyk released several singles and two albums in Europe (on MFS Records) and the U.K. (on Deviant Records). He also became a prominent remixer for artists such as New Order. With electronic music's rise in popularity in America,Mute Records released van Dyk's two albums (45 RPM and Seven Ways, with a bonus disc of remixes of van Dyk's singles) in the United States.
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Discography
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1998 |
Mute
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45 RPM
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1998 |
Mute
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Seven Ways
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1999 |
Mute
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Avenue of Stars Single
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2000 |
Mute
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Another Way Single
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