The ultimate audio challenge
Well, they did not lie. You get exactly THAT. A bass check. Or better yet, bass checkS (not the ones in the mail!). There are 22 tracks on this release produced by Jaime Rothstein, and only a handfull have beats in them... When I first listened to this cd I just kept waiting and waiting; "yeah, drop that beat!"... nothing, took a good 6 minutes.
Check it out:
The cover design was done by Jeff Morgan.
Showing posts with label Jimmy Star. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jimmy Star. Show all posts
Aug 27, 2016
The Bass Challenger - Bass Check
Labels:
Backstage,
Jaime Rothstein,
Jeff Morgan,
Jimmy Star,
Summa,
US
Mar 27, 2015
Low Frequency - Jackin For Bass
Always Fresh
Great cover! Unfortunately it doesn't say who drew it. I also wonder why they are robbing the New Town store? Probably because they like the merchandise... or could it be a diss? I do know one thing; wish I had one of these items here:
So about the music. The cd starts with a bass test and an explanation on what bass actually is. This might be useful if this would be your first contact with a bass cd...
Then they go into straight jackin...
Not a bad cd at all. All songs produced and arranged by Roderick B. Whitehead, mixed and engineered by Jimmy Star. For some reason I think it could have been an Underwood release. But the only "problem" is that after some time it starts sounding like a breakbeats album, "rap your own" type.
Check out the whole album on youtube or dance your ass off right here!
Great cover! Unfortunately it doesn't say who drew it. I also wonder why they are robbing the New Town store? Probably because they like the merchandise... or could it be a diss? I do know one thing; wish I had one of these items here:
So about the music. The cd starts with a bass test and an explanation on what bass actually is. This might be useful if this would be your first contact with a bass cd...
Then they go into straight jackin...
Not a bad cd at all. All songs produced and arranged by Roderick B. Whitehead, mixed and engineered by Jimmy Star. For some reason I think it could have been an Underwood release. But the only "problem" is that after some time it starts sounding like a breakbeats album, "rap your own" type.
Check out the whole album on youtube or dance your ass off right here!
Labels:
Always Fresh,
Jimmy Star,
Low Frequency,
Roderick B. Whitehead,
US
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