Bounce 96'

 Trunk Phunk

 

 

This is a Rip-It Records compilation featuring hits by 69 Boyz, 95 South, 24K and 10 K.A.N.S. There are also 2 other artists present, but before I get into that; I really keep wondering why the synthesis sign is behind 96? Isn't it supposed to be '96 instead of 96' ? Post a comment if you have an explanation for this.

So who are the other artist on this compilation? We have Flip Flop, produced by the Bass Mechanix:

And also The Turnpike Boyz, written and performed by Clay D! Click play and you are sure to recognize his signature voice...

AND NOW FOR THE FUN PART

 

 

 

This is the Japanese "GOLD" edition. Another "All Time Favorites" release, not sure if it was in the "Bass In Your Face Series" though...

This CD has the same 12 tracks as Bounce 96' + 3 (I think) exclusive remixes for this release!

Clay D & The New Get Funky Crew - We're Goin' Off

New in 1991

Not your most Basscovers-est cover but this was Clay D's first album on Pandisc Records and also the first (and last!) album with his New Get Funky Crew. No more Prince Rahiem and DJ Doc Fresh, but Mike Ski & Eboe and DJ Chuck & Jay Blaque...

Check it out

Check it out:





After this crew, I think Clay D finally had enough of crews and just went solo with Out The Can...

Happy NewYear!

Bass Waves - Volume Three

Raps biggest hits of the 1990's

That would have been a more suitable title anyhow (but then again; "biggest" hits?). Forget about the "bass waves", I have a feeling they were more concerned with the "dollar waves" on this one. Not saying that's not allowed, but just leave the "bass" out of it, call it "a Luke compilation" or something.
Well, that doesn't matter anymore now, I'm just posting it here because you know I have a thing with longboxes, check it out:

THESE are the bass tracks:

THESE are the other tracks.

Booty Bass

A little something "for that ass" ;-)

A classic booty bass compilation released by Pandisc Records in 1994. Nothing but big names on this one; Gucci Crew II, Poison Clan, Splack Pack, Clay D, Disco Rick, and the list goes on...

You can listen to it on 8tracks:

Booty Bass from Miami Bass History on 8tracks Radio.

OR

You can listen to it on your own tracks:

Clay D - Out The Can

That booty in there

This is Clay D's second release on Pandisc Records, the first one being "We're goin' off" 
which was released as "Clay D & The New Get Funky Crew" in 1991.  
I remember being very excited about this release. I had already heard "That booty in there" 
on the Pandisc compilation "Booty bass";

Booty Bass from Miami Bass History on 8tracks.

and then I found a 12" by Clay D called "Forget your man, forget your girl" featuring Prince 

Rahiem. It wasn't my favorite jam but on the back of the cover it said "Taken from the album '

Out the can' (PD-8838)", so I was like "YES!". I had always been a big fan (like most of you 

reading this I'm sure) of the man's  Vision Records releases so this was definately something 

to look forward to... (At that time I didn't have "We're goin' off" yet either)

I have to be honest, it took me some years to finally get my hands on the cd! This was before 

the birth of eBay and even then, I wouldn't get an internet connection untill a good ten 

years later! 

When I finally found it I remember being rather disapointed. Not saying it's not a good 

album but it just doesn't have the vibe of his Vision releases imo... Maybe he should have 

concentrated more on making fun party tracks instead of writing x-rated raps?





Listening to the cd years later, track 5 becoms  interesting; "... they got a new thing down 

here called the lap dance..." Damn, time is really flying isn't it??







If you haven't heard the album yet, go HERE and check it out! Let me know what YOU 

think.

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Now what might be the most interesting about this album is the vinyl release! Are there 

different tracks on it? No. Remixes? No. What is it then? Well, take a look:

That's right! It's released in a gatefold sleeve. I agree it could have been nicer if they 

added some grafics or liner notes or something instead of leaving it plain old white like that

but nevertheless, to my knowledge, this is the first gatefold sleeve to be used for a Miami 

bass release ever, so THAT's history!