Because this cd is another Brazilian bootleg and it has the exact tracklist as Bass Mekanik's "Quad Maximus" release.
So yeah, nothing new here. This is good if you can get it cheaper than the original, or if you're on a completist mission like me, but then you pay more than the original. LOL!
Let me quickly drop some bootlegs on yo' ass before the year ends...
This is a Brazilian bootleg and as you can see by the cover this one features mainly Bass Mekanik tracks. I thought it would be the full "Max Killa Hertz" album but it's not. All Pandisc though, except 2. One of them is DJ Fury's "Magic Dike"...
but the other one I don't know. Maybe you can help me identify! Drop a comment if you recognise the song. LISTEN:
Just as Bass 野郎 was the Japanese release for Neurodisc 's Bass Shock - Dungeon of Bass, Bass 野郎 2 is the same as Neurodisc 's Bass Shock II - Bass torture. Bass Hardcore 2:
Bass Shock II
SAME TRACKS! With classics like Bass Obsession
Fantastic Galactic
and Getup & Jam!
Good CD, but I actually don't think this IS Tari! On the Bass Shock II cover she has blonde hair (as photographed by Al Freddy), but on the Bass Hard Core 2 cover it's black.Prolly Japanese Tari...
I guess the Japanes designer wanted to take a different route than Gerard Delaney & Sergio Pinon from AdImpact Inc.
The cover says "The G.O.D.'s" but on the sides it says "The G.O.D.'z"... hmmmm...
Whatever, this is a serious Miami bass album! It was released in 2008 on Cut It Up Def Records V2.0 but the tracks were recorded between 97 and 99. The producers of this album call it "the hardest hittin bass known to mortal man"! I don't know about that but tracks like "Don't front on me! or "Don't fight the feelin" are hard hitters for sure! Check it out:
That's right! It has been 13 years since he dropped his last album Competition Bass, but his fingers had been itching to get back on the boards... so here it is:
If you don't have it already don't forget to pick up your vinyl copy on Discogs by clicking right HERE! After demand from his long time fans Iceman Ja delivered his Transformer album on vinyl, so make sure you support because he's still BOOMING! Some of the hitsssss:
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...
This is a rare one friends! Less interesting than I had been hoping for, but a rare one! The mega low bass, the crazy cars, the many girls, they are all featured in the 11 Miami bass videos contained on this tape. There is no extra footage, exept for some "monty python"-like skits inbetween the clips. But I know you guys are just as curious as I was to find out what is on the cassette... So here goes...
What we have here is 14 tracks of J-Bass composed by Ken Iwashiro and an insteresting cover illustration from Miyuki Yoshida. What to say, what to say... Some of the tracks are in the "Bass Erotica" style. Like where they have a woman talk dirty (at least that's what I think!) over the beats. Here's an example:
I have no idea what they are talking about, but I think it has something to do with being erect?
On some other tracks they go for some "rapping". Although the message might be the same as, let's say "The 2 Live Crew"s tracks, the delivery is a little different. Check:
Nah fam, I think I'll just stick with the instrumental jams, like "It's up to you"...
So what do you think? Want to hear "You vituperat me"? Want to hear "U are murderer I love"? You do? Then go to the playlist on YouTube, or the playlist on the whatchamacallittube.
Enjoy some more design by Don Okamoto & Atsushi Suzuki.
But you know what's the craziest part? THEY FINALLY GOT PEDOBEAR!
Because the latest Bass Mekanik bass bomb is available everywhere. No excuses, you can go to iTunes, Beatport, Spotify, Napster, Pandora, ... it's everywhere. And trust me, it's a booming album.
