This is the Japanese release of a CD that was originally released by Street Street Music out of Atlanta, GA in 1997 (SSM31011-2). I personally feel the Japanese cover (illustrated by Kazunori Okuyama) looks way cooler than the original one:
Musically we get the same tracks as on the US version + 3 extra! The original CD was very good anyhow, so we can't go wrong with this one. Here are 2 of my favorite jams: 3. Doo doo brown
and 5. Bass express
These are the 3 bonus tracks:
15. Bass test tone (Sweep sign) 16. Sex (Instrumental) 17. Show me the money (Instrumental)
Now that you have the jams, maybe you want to learn how to do them Nasty Miami bass dances???
I guess the title speaks for itself; a compilation of his latin hits like "Mami El Negro", "Ki ki ri bu", "Esa Morena" and more. There's also a "hidden" bonus track which I will share with you all here (I don't know what's so hidden about it when they tell us on the cover?):
Also included is a free bonus dvd. On this dvd we get offered 6 videos:
I hope that's good enough to make it to this blog? I mean, I know it's not a bass cd but it's a "Miami Bass Records" release, the music is OK (better than a lot of those Japanese "bass" cd's) AND I like the cover (artwork by Thomas Babel). It gives me this holiday feeling, just likethis one.Here we get one 1/2 American releases (Metropolitan) and one 1/2 German stuff. "Check, check it out y'all"...
But something tells me you already knew that. This is the Japanese "Cutting Edge" release of their second album. All tracks produced by Calvin L Mills II & Carlton Mills. If you're a Puppies fan you're probably gonna like this cd, but if you're not a Puppies fan you're probably not gonna like this cd...
I could have known this was gonna be crap ofcourse! The name "Euro bass" didn't promise too much good, and then the "cute" manga style cover also gave it away... But still, I'm a sucker for the "Bass Patrol!" series so I went ahead and bought it. Well, it can go straight to the archives! For a group that calls themselves the "Boom Sonic System"... I calculated it; the average length that a song MIGHT become a bass records is 28,9 seconds!! After that... Take a listen to this prime example, and prepare to turn down your volume at about 0:33 in
You see? "I ain't bullshitting". At least the designers gave it their best. The sleeve is designed by Katsuya Uehara and the illustration is done by Kazunori Nakazawa. If you want to do the math yourself, or maybe you like this kind of music, no problem for me, just go OVERHERE. PEACE!
