Finally...
... i found this album with the uncensored cover for a decent price. You see, I bought this CD some time ago but I received Pandisc release PDD-8152, which is the store-friendly version without the bikini girls.
Mira:
Both releaseses are identical; released by Pandisc, produced & mixed by Ivan Kopas, and cover design by Gerard Delaney & Sergio Piñón of Adimpact, Inc.
so yes, it has always been bass time, but you know we bassheads prefer our covers with booty or bikini girls...
Showing posts with label Ivan Kopas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ivan Kopas. Show all posts
Mar 10, 2018
Bass Factory 808 - It's Bass Time
May 28, 2016
Bass 2000 - Mission 1
Elevator bass
That's how I always think of this kind of bass. Now I don't mean this in a negative way, because I play this style A LOT myself, especially when in my car. But there is something about it, I don't know, you can play the songs a hundred times and it's like you can just keep playing them. Not because they are SO great, but because you also don't really get tired of them, just like elevator music, but with a lot of bass added! It just keeps playing while your mind is busy with other things...
Hear what I mean? Easy listening...
Sometimes a little more uptempo ofcourse...
So tracks 1 thru 12 are written, produced, arranged and orchestrated by Robert Bartko and Ivan Kopas under a variety of aliases like Bass Enigma, Bass Unlimited, Bass Addiction, Bass Factory 808, Bass Transmission and Bass Apocalypse.
The remaining 4 tracks are bonus remixes like Bass Mekanik's "Feel the music" competition mix and Bass Trip's "Ozone" trip hop bass mix...
And the artwork? Hahaaa... do you see it?? Ofcourse: Deryck Ragoonan for ImagExpress, Miami, Fl.!
That's how I always think of this kind of bass. Now I don't mean this in a negative way, because I play this style A LOT myself, especially when in my car. But there is something about it, I don't know, you can play the songs a hundred times and it's like you can just keep playing them. Not because they are SO great, but because you also don't really get tired of them, just like elevator music, but with a lot of bass added! It just keeps playing while your mind is busy with other things...
Hear what I mean? Easy listening...
Sometimes a little more uptempo ofcourse...
So tracks 1 thru 12 are written, produced, arranged and orchestrated by Robert Bartko and Ivan Kopas under a variety of aliases like Bass Enigma, Bass Unlimited, Bass Addiction, Bass Factory 808, Bass Transmission and Bass Apocalypse.
The remaining 4 tracks are bonus remixes like Bass Mekanik's "Feel the music" competition mix and Bass Trip's "Ozone" trip hop bass mix...
And the artwork? Hahaaa... do you see it?? Ofcourse: Deryck Ragoonan for ImagExpress, Miami, Fl.!
Labels:
Bass Addiction,
Bass Apocalypse,
Bass Enigma,
Bass Factory 808,
Bass Mekanik,
Bass Transmission,
Bass Trip,
Bass Unlimited,
Deryck Ragoonanan,
DJ Billy E,
ImagExpress,
Ivan Kopas,
Pandisc,
Robert Bartko
Jan 18, 2016
X-Treme Bass
File under electronic music
That might be the easiest yes. Because it's hard to tell; is it bass?
Is it rave?
Is it breakbeat?
Is it chill-out?
Is it trip hop?
Is it acid?
Well, whatever it is, it's all produced by Robert Bartko & Ivan Kopas and released by Neurodisc in 1998. Oh yeah!
That might be the easiest yes. Because it's hard to tell; is it bass?
Is it rave?
Is it breakbeat?
Is it chill-out?
Is it trip hop?
Is it acid?
Well, whatever it is, it's all produced by Robert Bartko & Ivan Kopas and released by Neurodisc in 1998. Oh yeah!
Mar 14, 2015
Bass Transmission - Ultimate Bass Experience
Not a DM Records release
Because that's what it looks like, but it's actually a Pandisc album written, produced and engineered by Robert Bartko & Ivan Kopas. Mastererd at Fullersound. The reason why it looks like a DM release is because the cover design was done by Deryck Ragoonanan of ImagEpress Corp., Miami, Florida. Now this is a style of bass music that I really like. There's enough bass for the woofers but it's also very musical. Perfect to listen to in the car...
This is my favorite track. Check out how the bass comes in at 8 seconds in...
More goodness...
I don't know man, I can post them all. Listen to the fast scratching at :56...
Well, they're all on YouTube so go overthere if you want to listen to more. Because there is one thing we will never have! And that is a:
Because that's what it looks like, but it's actually a Pandisc album written, produced and engineered by Robert Bartko & Ivan Kopas. Mastererd at Fullersound. The reason why it looks like a DM release is because the cover design was done by Deryck Ragoonanan of ImagEpress Corp., Miami, Florida. Now this is a style of bass music that I really like. There's enough bass for the woofers but it's also very musical. Perfect to listen to in the car...
This is my favorite track. Check out how the bass comes in at 8 seconds in...
More goodness...
I don't know man, I can post them all. Listen to the fast scratching at :56...
Well, they're all on YouTube so go overthere if you want to listen to more. Because there is one thing we will never have! And that is a:
Labels:
Bass Transmission,
Deryck Ragoonanan,
ImagExpress Corporation,
Ivan Kopas,
Pandisc,
Robert Bartko
Jun 26, 2011
Bass Unlimited - Let There Be Bass
Labels:
Bass Unlimited,
Ivan Kopas,
Robert Bartko,
StreetBeat,
US
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