Showing posts with label Bass Patrol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bass Patrol. Show all posts

Aug 23, 2021

Bass Sound

 "The DVD"














  

When I saw this DVD for sale on a Brazilian website I really had no idea what to expect!























DJ Fury? Bass Patrol? Mega Jon Bass? On DVD? I doubted that these guys would have videos that did not reach the internet yet, but you never know?! Or maybe it would be MP3's on DVD? A regular CD in a DVD case?  I hope by now you are becoming as curious as I was!!

Good thing for you is that you don't need to wait weeks for the mail to arrive! If you scroll a little further all will become clear...

 


 

That was Bass Patrol's  "Bass Vibrations". Did you see what they did there?? :D Tuning footage from YouTube. Here's another one; Planet Bass (known to us as Mega Jon Bass) with "Drop That Bottom":

  

All in all a fun item to have in the bass collection. A lot of time was put in this project. Printed CD, full color artwork, very nice. It also shows how big bass music was in Brazilian culture; other DVD's in the series are KC and The Sunshine Band, disco, love songs... Hardly do you find bass music in this kind of releases.


 

Feb 20, 2016

Bass Ya Low 7

Also known as BASS野郎(7)

























21 Songs selected from the 3 volumes of Bass Patrol Angels. The original albums had 35 tracks altogether so I'll leave it up to you to decipher which ones they chose;

Here's the tracklist:

























And here are the volumes:






The remaining 6 tracks are skits. I've compiled them here for your listening pleasure:




And speaking of covers: the cover illustration was done by Illdozer.





















Till we meet again friends, but don't forget to BASS YAROU!!!! 



















 

Jun 29, 2014

Bass Patrol - Body & Soul

The 4th incarnation...























 

1st we had the Mills Brothers, 2nd was DJ Fury and RX Lord, 3rd time around DYC and DJ Gusto, and for the 4th and final time (for now) we got The Committtee (Trak, Tek, Chapter, Fenz & Che), who also produced cd's for DJ Uncle Al, Creep Dog and the Bass Patrol Angels just to name a few...

Not a bad cd at all, here's the "hit" song Dirty Bird featuring DJ Uncle Al & Creep Dog:




 
A fun track featuring Nikol Williams from the Bass Patrol Angels:





And another party jam featuring the late great DJ Uncle Al!





Feel free to listen to the rest of the tracks on the Miami Bass History YouTube channel right HERE.

























Art & graphics by Luroga Desing ofcourse, it's a Joey Boy release...

Aug 27, 2013

Bass Patrol - Greatest Hits

The complete series

Let's make a deal here. You buy the mp3's (HERE for instance) and I supply the artwork! GO!!
















Aug 13, 2013

Bass Patrol - Angels Volume 2

Another dose of female R&Bass...


























Not much more I can say about it. I used to like the Bass Patrol Angels in the beginning but after a few listens the novelty kinda wore off... If you haven't yet, better take a listen yourself. All tracks produced by Uncle Win and Full Deck.




























And? Do you LIKE??

Aug 11, 2013

Cover Wars Part 6 - Bass Patrol vs The Miami Bass Machine

Spot the difference...


















































that's the game you could be playing with these ones. Print both covers, give 'em to your children and play "spot the difference" ^^. This HAS to be the ultimate in cover wars! In all honesty I had both of these albums (don't remember which one I bought first) but didn't realize the connection in the beginning. I know, my bad, but one day I finally noticed and was like "WTF!". Nice artwork by both artists! Manny Morell for Bass Patrol and who else but Lamar Johnson for The Miami Bass Machine.
As you might already know by now, this is the original Bass Patrol, Calvin Mills II and Carlton Mills, not RX Lord & DJ Fury. But did you know MC Madness (R.I.P.) is also featured on this album? Listen:





Since the cover for The Miami Bass Machine is done by Lamar Jonson, you already know the music had to be produced by DXJ and friends. Talking bout a CLASSIC bass album!!



























Two timeless bass albums we will never get tired of, that's for sure. And the good thing is, it seems there was never any animosity between both artists. When asked: "The cover from the album "The Miami Bass Machine" was a persiflage about "Bass Patrol". What was behind the story ? Was there a battle between DXJ and the Mills?", DXJ replied: "No not at all..Always have been cool with Calvin and Carlton. It was more fo a friendly shot at Joey Boy.. particularly Junior." So now you know...


Which one is your favorite?

BASS PATROL


or

THE MIAMI BASS MACHINE

?


May 26, 2013

Bass Patrol! Vol. 15

Heat up your speakers


























This is not the best Bass Patrol! Volume I've heard. It starts off with some Florida breaks





Then we get treated with some covers, like "rock it" and "19"






We get a little bit of freestyle





Even some slow jams




Good thing we can trust on The Gods Of Quad to get the party jumping!!!

























Actually it's not that bad at all. Bass Patrol! cd's always give you your money's worth. You can take a listen to the whole thing yourself HERE or HERE.

Apr 30, 2013

Bass Patrol! Vol. 13

It may damage your speakers & possible loss of hearing!

























Another good volume in the AVEX/Cutting Egde Bass Patrol! series. With a, how should we call it, "interesting" cover.
More Pandisc and Joey Boy hits...




Here's some of the artwork:

Designed by Katsuya Uehara for Body Blow Graphics
Photography by Seiko Kusu & Al Freddy
Front cover jacket model: Anna Blanca
























Click the cd to get  a little surprise...







Mar 9, 2013

Bass Patrol! Extra - Euro Bass!

14076


























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!
























Jan 12, 2013

RECOMMENDATIONS!

Maybe a little something you can ask for your birthday?


























These helpful tips came from this CD.

Dec 18, 2012

DJ Pure Logic - Best Of Bass Patrol Vol 1

DRAG STYLE!!

























A must have! For all you old (AND new ofcourse) Bass Patrol, DJ Fury and RX Lord fans, I got a hot one here, courtesy of DJ Pure Logic with some added artwork by yours truly! 1 Hour of non-stop BP classics, not chopped, not slopped, but dragged. Guaranteed to expand your woofers even more than when Fury dropped'em. Check it out!




Now I hear you asking yourself; "Who is DJ Pure Logic?". Who is DJ Pure Logic? Do you remember this cover?



























Ofcourse you do. Well, that's Pure Logic's 1997 Suburban Fury is sitting in! Take a look at this:
















But wait, wait, not only that; he was also the webmaster for the old Full Moon Records website. So you know you're not dealing with a new jack, get it? NOW GET IT!

Nov 23, 2012

Bass Patrol! Vol. 3

Every body unite! With DA bass sounds!

























You heard it: UNITE!! ^^ It's been some time since I hit you with a BASS PATROL! volume so here we have number 3. On this one the usual collection of Joey Boy/On Top records releases (+ DJ Laz).

See?














You can take a listen to those tracks HERE.

Only 3 tracks I didn't hear before, all by the "Bass Masters". Take a listen: