As you can see this is a special release in the "Bass in your Face" series from Nippon Crown Co. Ltd., Japan. They already released other Magic Mike cd's but this is the only one that actually has his name on the front cover. That's probably because this is one of the 2 cd's Magic Mike approved for release in Asia. I'm not sure yet which one is the 2nd, but I got this info from Magic Mike himself so it's legit... this also means that all other Japanese Magic Mike releases are bootlegs!! Now this particular release is the same as Vicious Base's "The ghost is back", but with 3 added tracks! Exclusive for Japan, and now for you the readers...
This is the first "Feel The Bass" volume featuring only Attitude Records songs. Attitude Records was already represented on Vol. 5 and I will try to put up Vol. 6 shortly. But for now we get C.C. Lemonhead with "Rock and don't stop", DJ Trans with "Bring it on", Quad Master Uno with "Bass n yo face" and Captain Quad with "Mix by bass part 2".
Extreme exposure to this recording will juke your guts
Funny cd this one... to start with the music's not really tops imo. By the look of it you would think it's "just another" car audio bass cd but actually it sounds more like a "cheap" hip hop album...
And secondly the covers look like they've been mixed up. I didn't make a mistake, that IS the frontcover, see:
but it looks more like it was meant to be in the back. And the back cover.. that one really would have looked good in the front...
In the meantime here's an attempt at booty bass:
And I will leave you people with another view of featured model Betty's legs. The photography was done by Marti Griffin, the vehicles were provided courtesy of Roswell Jeep Eagle - Roswell, GA and last but not least; the lingerie was provided by Looks of Atlanta!
1st we had the Mills Brothers, 2nd was DJ Fury and RX Lord, 3rd time around DYC and DJ Gusto, and for the 4th and final time (for now) we got The Committtee (Trak, Tek, Chapter, Fenz & Che), who also produced cd's for DJ Uncle Al, Creep Dog and the Bass Patrol Angels just to name a few... Not a bad cd at all, here's the "hit" song Dirty Bird featuring DJ Uncle Al & Creep Dog:
A fun track featuring Nikol Williams from the Bass Patrol Angels:
And another party jam featuring the late great DJ Uncle Al!
Feel free to listen to the rest of the tracks on the Miami Bass History YouTube channel right HERE.
Art & graphics by Luroga Desing ofcourse, it's a Joey Boy release...
That's the place to email if you want a copy of this album. 14 Bass and electro/bass tracks from Augusta GA's Smooth J. Lots of features on this one from artists like DJ Richie Rich, DJ Tom Oliver, Molly Lux, ElcoBotz, E-Rocker, DJ Pure Logic and much more! Listen to the tracks here:
As you heard you can also find the previously released "The ultimate bass machine" on this album. This song was also on E-Rocker's CD "Electro Funk Machine". Check out the full video...
So if you want a copy of this new release, here's what you gotta do:
Send an email to "official706records@gmail.com" saying you would like a copy and Smooth J will help you from there. Visit Smooth J on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/706Records?fref=ts
Oh yeah! I would almost forget; another great artwork by none other than B-Bart! ^^
There's enough of that on this 1993 Pandisc release. But not only 808, DJ Laz really made a very versa(s)tile album here. We start of with the megaclassic bass jam "Journey into bass"...
Then we get some of that Latin swing Laz is known for...
A little something for the booming system in the ride...
A likkle bit a rub-a-dub hip hop stylee...
The quiet storm for if you ears would be ringing by now...
"Shaggy meets Splack Pack"...
Booty bass...
A DJ track...
And in 1993 one could not forget about the ravers!
See what I mean? VERSA(S)TILE!
Oh yeah, and the artwork was designed by AdImpact, Inc., Plantation, FL with Photography by Jill Kahn and the photo of Earth courtesy of NASA (?!)
Not a bad CD at all. Released on Backstage Records Inc. in 1996. All songs written and produced by (2BMF) Keith (Mr Bassman) Rosenberg and Jorge (DJ Lace) Jaramillo. Take a listen:
I don't know who did the artwork for this release but it really reminds me of the Bass Tech DXJ release "Bass Lander" which was also released in 1996 (on Pandisc Records)...
I'm sure it is but unfortunately the modern day computer (or is it the dvd/cd player?) can't play the Audio Plus enhanced part anymore! Take a look at all the things I'm missing here:
I'm sure I'm meeting up to the minimum system requirements:
I don't know man, but at least I can still listen to the great bass music, and that's the most important... DJ Spin, Fresh Kid Ice, Fat Daddy, Disco Rick, they're all here!
