Well he's not actually "cutting & scratching" but this is a continuous mix featuring 15 Bassotronics bass bombs! What a way to end the year! When you hear the name Bassotronics you probably think of car audio bass ("Bass, I love you" comes to mind) but this guy produced some serious electro bangers as well! Check out "Electro bass computers"
Or "Bass is enough"
Who let the dogs out!!?? You can buy this album from any site that sells digital music; iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, whichever you prefer, as long as you GET IT!
My favorite tracks are "Digital streets"
and the '80s freestyle sounding "Lost"!
Can't wait to hear what Bassotronics will be releasing in 2016!
Oh yeah, if your in the US, you can check out the full album on YouTube:
I don't know if that is true but at least Teckno Master DL finally made an album for 12" woofers! As you might remember the previous cd "Droppin' Bass" was made for 12" wolfers only, so it's nice to know we can now finally enjoy their music on our woofers also!
Although "their" is now "his". The first album was produced by Danny D & D.J. Laz. This one's produced by Danny D only...
Check out this cool Kraftwerk cover!
Not a bad album, not a bad album... If you want to have an idea what the rest sound like listen to this 7:33 minutes long mega mix!
Not your most Basscovers-est cover but this was Clay D's first album on Pandisc Records and also the first (and last!) album with his New Get Funky Crew. No more Prince Rahiem and DJ Doc Fresh, but Mike Ski & Eboe and DJ Chuck & Jay Blaque... Check it out Check it out:
After this crew, I think Clay D finally had enough of crews and just went solo with Out The Can...
Because the music on this cd really sucks! Tastes differ ofcourse. Maybe YOU like it (so please go ahead and give it a listen!), but I don't. The beats are just not bangin or booming, and the reverb filled samples also become tiring. Prime example:
Another one:
I don't know, maybe the bleeps in this one can make you psychotic if you're already stressed out?
I guess track 10, the last one on this cd is the best; "Just plain ol' crazy bass". (I said "the best" of the lot, doesn't mean it is great or even so good). Jim Cochrane should have kept it at that, plain ol' bass without all the annoying vocal snippets...
What I DO like is the freaky cover art from Marc Pomeroy for Paranormal Images. Real Bass Covers material. But if you want crazy bass I would suggest you listen to Bass Madness' "Neurotic bass", it booms better than this one...
The album title? The crashed car? The "D.J. Bass Boy" logo? The American flag? Yes that seems to be it... an ode to the Beastie Boys' classic debut album??
"Way cool dude!"
Back and front cover combined:
I hear some "Paul Revere" in this one:
Brass Monkey?
Fight For Your Right!
There is "Slower and Lower" (Slow and Low), "Quad Craft" (She's Crafty) and "Stealin Speakers" (Rhymin' & Stealin')...
Not bad, not bad... Not the greatest but not bad. I DO like the artwork concept!
Since I'm a big fan of this other Bass Cave release, D.J. Quad's "Ka-Mo-Ka-Zi Quad"; I expected this one to be as heavy... but it's not so I was a little disappointed... Not saying it's a bad cd but the song don't drop like "Quakin" or "Yea-Yea"! Here's an impression:
You can always check out the complete album OVERHERE.
Featuring? Yeah ok,EVERY song features Heavy Roc. Another So-Lo Jam release labeled as a bass cd, It's even IASCA "certified", but actually it's just another rap cd...
to be a bass cd; produced by The Bass Mechanics, recorded in Jacksonville, Fl. and artwork done by Alric Goins for Alric's Creations, but it's NOT! Only 1 bass track on this release, the other's are hip hop "a la Kriss Kross".
