Bilingual rap
Or is it
Elemento Creativo - Un Nuevo Estilo
Rap bilingue y en Español
So confusing... But whatever the case, this is a rare release on cd. Even the vinyl is hard to find, but on cd it is even rarer. The vinyl has 11 tracks but the cd has 15. The first 8 are in Spanish, the other 7 are in English or bilingual.
So we could chose to listen to this song:
Or to this song:
We could chose to listen to this song:
Or to this song:
Are you with me out there? Let's just keep it bilingual.
GUYS!! Which one of you has Creative Element gear at home? They had a whole range of stuff in their catalog. Make sure you send in pics if you have something.
And oh yeah!! Before I forget (it IS still a covers blog), the art & design was done by none other than Luis Garcia.
Showing posts with label Luis Garcia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luis Garcia. Show all posts
Jan 28, 2018
Creative Element - A New Style
Labels:
Creative Element,
DJ E,
Elemento Creativo,
Joe Granda,
Luis Garcia,
Mighty Rock,
Oski,
US
Jan 5, 2016
Bass Shock - Dungeon Of Bass
Into the chamber...
Normally I was planning to use an even cooler cover to start the year, but for that originally planned post I needed a link to this cd cover, and it turned out I didn't post this cover yet, so in order for me to post the cooler cover I have to post this one first! Are you with me out there? I thought I already did post Bass Shock's "Dungeon of Bass" (and I kinda did when I posted the Phillipine cassette release) but I didn't so here you have it; Bass Shock's "Dungeon of Bass".
Like all early Neurodisc releases the album is not bad at all, not bad at all. Lots of uptempo, ravy beats. All produced by Debbie Deneese & Jamie Swartz ofcourse.
Another nice art design & computer graphic by Luis Garcia for Luroga Design Miami Fl., with photography from Al Freddy and the lovely cover model is TARI!
OK. So far this first post of 2016. I bet you can't wait for the next one where you will find out why I had to post this cover first! Soon my friends, soon...
In the meantime, don't forget to...
Normally I was planning to use an even cooler cover to start the year, but for that originally planned post I needed a link to this cd cover, and it turned out I didn't post this cover yet, so in order for me to post the cooler cover I have to post this one first! Are you with me out there? I thought I already did post Bass Shock's "Dungeon of Bass" (and I kinda did when I posted the Phillipine cassette release) but I didn't so here you have it; Bass Shock's "Dungeon of Bass".
Like all early Neurodisc releases the album is not bad at all, not bad at all. Lots of uptempo, ravy beats. All produced by Debbie Deneese & Jamie Swartz ofcourse.
Another nice art design & computer graphic by Luis Garcia for Luroga Design Miami Fl., with photography from Al Freddy and the lovely cover model is TARI!
OK. So far this first post of 2016. I bet you can't wait for the next one where you will find out why I had to post this cover first! Soon my friends, soon...
In the meantime, don't forget to...
Labels:
Al Freddy,
Bass Shock,
Luis Garcia,
Luroga Design,
Neurodisc,
US
Sep 10, 2015
Bass Quake - Bass After Shock
Frequencies galore
A good Neurodisc release with an even better cover by Luis Garcia for Luroga Design Florida! This release really distinguishes itself from the other Neurodisc releases because of the artwork. If you didn't know already, Luis Garcia is the man who did a great amount of covers for Joey Boy releases.
Let me now show you why I call this "frequencies galore"... check this out:
Can you feel it? Or this one:
One more:
Good ain't it? I really like the lettering Luis Garcia did here!
That will be all for now...
A good Neurodisc release with an even better cover by Luis Garcia for Luroga Design Florida! This release really distinguishes itself from the other Neurodisc releases because of the artwork. If you didn't know already, Luis Garcia is the man who did a great amount of covers for Joey Boy releases.
Let me now show you why I call this "frequencies galore"... check this out:
Can you feel it? Or this one:
One more:
Good ain't it? I really like the lettering Luis Garcia did here!
That will be all for now...
Labels:
Bass Quake,
Luis Garcia,
Luroga Design,
Neurodisc,
US
Jan 22, 2015
Bass Check 4
14 Hottest bass groups
The good people at Joey Boy Records are kind enough to explain to us what bass music really is. Thanks for that:
"The definition of bass music([bäs] [myoo'zik]) Bass Check IV: The art of combining the lowest and deepest sounds to create a form of expressive compositions. Any combining rhythmic chants in a sequence that will bring large crowds and big booty ho's to an uncontrollable party mood. Bass Check IV has accomplished this by creating a compilation of the 14 hottest Bass groups of the century and 16 mega bass hits. Bass Check IV is a must for all the party people."
"Hottest bass groups of the century"; I'm not saying they are not hot bass groups, but since this is a Joey Boy Records release they only used their own groups. If this would have been a compilation with "D" hottest bass groups of the century a lot of names would have had to be added...
Still hot enough to make this a good cd. The artwork by Luis Garcia of Luroga Design Miami also adds to the value ofcourse! I see Bass Patrol, The Dogs, The Puppies, Bass Man (who is on the cover but not on the cd), Creep Dog, Uncle Al and Sexy C... but there is one thing I have been wondering;
who is this guy?? Could it be Iceman J?
The good people at Joey Boy Records are kind enough to explain to us what bass music really is. Thanks for that:
"The definition of bass music([bäs] [myoo'zik]) Bass Check IV: The art of combining the lowest and deepest sounds to create a form of expressive compositions. Any combining rhythmic chants in a sequence that will bring large crowds and big booty ho's to an uncontrollable party mood. Bass Check IV has accomplished this by creating a compilation of the 14 hottest Bass groups of the century and 16 mega bass hits. Bass Check IV is a must for all the party people."
"Hottest bass groups of the century"; I'm not saying they are not hot bass groups, but since this is a Joey Boy Records release they only used their own groups. If this would have been a compilation with "D" hottest bass groups of the century a lot of names would have had to be added...
Still hot enough to make this a good cd. The artwork by Luis Garcia of Luroga Design Miami also adds to the value ofcourse! I see Bass Patrol, The Dogs, The Puppies, Bass Man (who is on the cover but not on the cd), Creep Dog, Uncle Al and Sexy C... but there is one thing I have been wondering;
who is this guy?? Could it be Iceman J?
Nov 25, 2011
Bass Patrol - Kings Of Bass
Bump and knock!
No decent bass covers blog can be complete without this cd! A straight classic and one of the best ever made. Made by Luis Garcia for Luroga Design ofcourse!
03. Bump-N-Knock
07. King of bass
No decent bass covers blog can be complete without this cd! A straight classic and one of the best ever made. Made by Luis Garcia for Luroga Design ofcourse!
03. Bump-N-Knock
07. King of bass
You can stil buy the cd from the man DJ Fury himself overHERE
BASS PATROL - 30's N Lows
This is a fun maxi cassette for '30's n lows' and 'All ho's'
Labels:
Bass Patrol,
Joey Boy,
Luis Garcia,
Luroga Design,
US
Nov 19, 2011
Creep Dog - 4 Life
The legend continues
NO, this is not No Limit Records, it's a Creep Dog cd released on Joey Boy Records. As far as I know I think it's his 3rd and last release, produced by the Committee. Cool cd.
05. What ya feel?
13. Break 'em off
Let's not forget about that Creep Dog 98 99!
With artwork from none other than Luis Garcia for Luroga Design!
13. Break 'em off
Let's not forget about that Creep Dog 98 99!
With artwork from none other than Luis Garcia for Luroga Design!
Labels:
Creep Dog,
Joey Boy,
Luis Garcia,
Luroga Design,
The Committee,
US
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