Bass From Tha Hood - Turn that sh?t up!

Jeep beats

What I have here is a rather rare Always Fresh Records release produced by Rod XL. 
Strictly Jeep Beats! (minus one)

This is the minus one:





 And this is the plus one:






This has been a Rhythmatical Rhyme Recording with cover design & graphics by Marc Pomeroy.

I have been checking the internets but I don't think all releases mentioned here were released!

Low Frequency - Pound 4 Pound

From the same guys who were Jackin For Bass...

 
Cool "bass van" cover and the music is not bad at all either. All songs produced and arranged by Low Frequency and Danny D. So looking at the "Jackin for Bass" cover that must mean Roderick B. Whitehead and Danny D. 14 Tracks on this Always Fresh Records release that could not have been released today without sample clearance problems!

What would Newcleus say?





What would the Egyptian Lover say?





What would Kraftwerk say?





Well, since only the good lord knows what they would say, the only thing we can do is just enjoy the music, which you can do by going HERE or HERE. Have fun!

Low Frequency - Jackin For Bass

Always Fresh

Great cover! Unfortunately it doesn't say who drew it. I also wonder why they are robbing the New Town store? Probably because they like the merchandise... or could it be a diss? I do know one thing; wish I had one of these items here:

So about the music. The cd starts with a bass test and an explanation on what bass actually is. This might be useful if this would be your first contact with a bass cd...






Then they go into straight jackin...




 
Not a bad cd at all. All songs produced and arranged by Roderick B. Whitehead, mixed and engineered by Jimmy Star. For some reason I think it could have been an Underwood release. But the only "problem" is that after some time it starts sounding like a breakbeats album, "rap your own" type.






Check out the whole album on youtube or dance your ass off right here!