In all honesty I don't understand anymore; so is it "Bass Yarou"? "Bass Ya Low"? "Bass For Summer Lowride" So confusing! I do know that this must be Vol. 3, check the CD and back cover:
THIS is Vol. 2, I thought THIS was Vol. 1, and I'm still trying to figure out which volume THIS is then. Vol. 1,5 maybe?? Confusing, but there are much bigger problems in this world! So who cares anyhow? You'll find most of the music off this Vol. 3 on YouTube already so I will give you the full album to enjoy.
Yep, not a bad compilation of classics at all. And combined with the crazy graphics by Illdozer Graphuck, this is an OK project I'd say...
21 Songs selected from the 3 volumes of Bass PatrolAngels. 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!!!!
Yeah man, that subwoofer has a well-fitted resonance-box... Here we have another cd in the Bass Yarou series, which, as you might have figured out by now, is known for the interesting covers. Funny thing about this one is that the original cover to the booklet is actually a yellow one:
The cartoon cover is an extra one page leaflet.
All of this nice artwork was created by Illdozer Graphuck and the tracks (23 in total) come from a variety of bass labels; Dynamix II Records (Quad Queen), Joey Boy Records (Lady Dice and Fresh Celeste), Newtown Records (Beat Oulaws, Bass Boy & Def Bass Krew) and IBP (Bass Fraternity). Not a bad compilation (although the Beat Outlaws tracks suck balls...)
This cd is from 1996, released on Bad News Records Japan. I'm sure it's in the Bass Yarou series but I can't really figure out which volume... maybe Vol. 2. Good cd though. All Joey Boy Records tracks. See the tracklist:
