Showing posts with label Hip Rock Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hip Rock Records. Show all posts

Dec 13, 2014

Official U.S.A.C. Bass

14

























"Here are 14 tried and true prime cuts of bass compiled by the Dominator and brought to you by the kind cooperation of U.S.A.C. and the leading record labels of the bass world." 


Yes this is another U.S.A.C. bass cd released by Pandisc. Matter of fact I should have said this in my previous post because this is actually the first Pandisc "U.S.A.C. Bass" cd, released before "SPL Shootout". "The leading record labels of the bass world" seem to be Pandisc, Hip Rock and Neurodisc:














 I'm sure all these tracks can be found on YouTube, otherwise...





















Unlike the shootout cd, this one has no test section and the design is done by Christina Dilucia.

"Thanx to Ralph Randall (USAC), Bo at Pandisc, Derrick at Hip Rock, Tom, John, Jamie and Debbie at Neurodisc, and all the artists who helped make this possible. Also many thanks to the 12 volt industry and bass fans everywhere for keeping the boom alive."

Oh don't worry about it, it has been a pleasure...

USAC Bass - "SPL Shootout"

Good luck to all the SPL Outlaws!


























An SPL shootout between 3 labels: Pandisc, IBP and Hip Rock, organized by the U.S.A.C.! The cd itself was released by Pandisc and compiled and mastered by The Bass Mekanik. Design and Layout by Gerard Delaney & Lauren Martinez of Brand-X-Design.


























Here's the full tracklist:
























 

Some samples:








You DECIDE who wins! But don't forget:






















PD-8913 1997

Mar 24, 2014

Power Supply - Bass Boom Bottom

We down prod

























I don't think this cd needs any introduction or explanation so we'll just leave it with the cover, designed by Greg Allore of Permanent Stain Hollywood, Fla.

Aug 26, 2012

Afro-Rican - "Against All Odds"

Special thanks to Luther Campbell and all the staff at Skyywalker Records

























That's right, this was released in the good old days of Luke Skyywalker records. Afro-Rican's debut cd; Rahming, DJ Slice and M.D. Rock at their best. Featuring the remix to their CLASSIC (with capitals) hit "Doggy style".





Want to learn more about Afro-Rican? You do? Cool, then I advise you to head over to the BASSIPEDIA and check out the extensive article PappaWheelie wrote about these guys.

























Now if you're a collector you should try and find this vinyl. A Hip Rock promo release of "Against all odd's" on red wax!















































"NOICE!"

Give it all you got!



Sep 5, 2011

Get Some Crew - Come Get Some "LP"

Limited edition DJ copy
























I couldn't really put up the cover for this one because I don't have the cd BUT, I'm posting it nonetheless for 2 reasons;

1. The vinyl comes in a cool grey marbled color : 




2. I think this track is a KILLER :

Side B 2 : It's on "146 BPM"




Do yourself a favour and play it LOUD

Aug 25, 2011

Seventh Order - Bass Box

We Down Productions





































Deep cd on Hip Rock Records. I think it has this "Color Beats", "Nightmare on Bass Street" type of feel to it.

 

Lisen to it on your I-whatever HERE


And you know what? I just found out today (27/02/2013) that the album actually WAS produced by DJ Billy E! So I was right about the "Color Beats",  "Nightmare on Bass Street" type of sound ^^