Bomb The Bass

[spw]

I just read the Dave Clarke interview where he mentions Bomb The Bass.
I'm looking for suggestions in pre-progressive house style breaks with raw samples/ sampling and not too rave sounding like the Prodigy, Altern 8 if you know what I mean (read examples below) early progressive house style breaks suggestions are also welcome.

Information Society Knife and a Fork, Hack.
The Scientist, The Bee Remix
Renegade Soundwave?
KLF The Jams?
Bomb The Bass?
808 State Timebomb
MC 900 Ft Jesus UFO's Are Real
Blapps Posse Bus it (time to get funky)
Meat Beat Manifesto, Babylon/ Helter Skelter
Radioactive Golfish, LSD is the...
Orbital, Satan
Frank De Wulf Acid Rock
DJ Digit & EFX (from San Fran early progressive house)

[nickywalsh]

shaman?

[goone]

i just noticed bomb the bass had beat dis and megablast repressed
on simply vinyl
this reminds me of my youth playing xenon ii

they also had parliament - flashlight
and stevie wonder - superstition

none of these were listed on discogs and hence i never knew they existed

they even repressed nirvana unplugged in new york

if i'd known this shit was available i woulda been on it already

[r_v]

Originally posted by goone
i just noticed bomb the bass had beat dis and megablast repressed


:)

yey

[takes out credit card]

[WON'T DO IT]

Shut up n dance/ragga twins/rum n black
Looney Tunes (frankie Bones n Lenny Dee)
Genaside 2
Mental Cube
Blapps posse
GTO
Kicksquad and kickin records
Deelite (?)
Jungle brothers (I'll house you)
Todd Terry

[c s]

don't make me waaait, don't let me stay in the night aloone... that was great! i take it most people preferred megablast from the other side?

[emef]

nah i prefer 'dont make me wait' crackin vocal electro track, been playing it at home quite a bit the last few weeks
megablast is great of course but thats better

[c s]

i remember listening to dmmw on very high volume with my walkman on my way to school...

[V Knid esq]

I love this period of mad experimentation... off the top of my head:

MARRS
Renegade Soundwave
early Kickin' stuff (Zero Zero, Lost)
some Pop Will Eat Itself
the first few Guy Called Gerald Juicebox releases (Digital Badboy especially)
early Rising High (Project One; Friends Lovers & Family; Hypnotist)
Fresh 4 / Smith & Mighty / Wild Bunch

[spw]

Originally posted by nickywalsh
shaman?

No

[spw]

Originally posted by WON'T DO IT
Shut up n dance/ragga twins/rum n black
Looney Tunes (frankie Bones n Lenny Dee)
Genaside 2
Mental Cube
Blapps posse
GTO
Kicksquad and kickin records
Deelite (?)
Jungle brothers (I'll house you)
Todd Terry

Scratch off the last three.
I'll house you gets on my nerves and sounds a bit dated.
Todd terry, Deelite a bit too NYC house.
Frankie Bones, Yeah I'm looking into the Bones Breaks records.

[spw]

A few track id's that I pulled off old tape if anyone knows the names:

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/trk5.mp3

Late 80's Industrial sample happy tune.

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/trk6.mp3

I got an id for this one it's Friends Of Mathew, Somebody Out There

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/trk8.mp3

Early 90's progressive house: "ready for a countdown"

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/trk9.mp3

Early 90's progressive house: "what do you mean it's not in the computer?"

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/trk10.mp3

Early 90's progressive house

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/trk13.mp3

Early 90's techno breaks

[big raff]

vinyl solution - eon/secret desire/the formula
KLF - what time is love
homeboy, a hippy & a funki dred - total confusion
chill records
early FSOL

[bitch one]

lennie de ice - we are ie
dj mink - hey can u relate
nightmares on wax - aftermath
beltram mix of dominator
all EON trax

[spw]

Originally posted by big raff
>vinyl solution - eon/secret desire/the formula

Eon's good.

>KLF - what time is love

I was thinking more in the lines of the older stuff.

>homeboy, a hippy & a funki dred - total confusion
>chill records
>early FSOL

Not into Brit rap dance vocal tunes from that time period with exception of
Baby Ford.

I just thought of another one.
Shades of Rhythm, Exorcist.

[spw]

Originally posted by V Knid esq
I love this period of mad experimentation... off the top of my head:

>early Kickin' stuff (Zero Zero, Lost)

I have/had a few records on Kickin = rave.

>some Pop Will Eat Itself

What's that other group Die Wartsaw?
They had a good album in the early 90's.

>the first few Guy Called Gerald Juicebox releases (Digital Badboy especially)

Not familiar with a lot of his records.
I saw him in a dance Mag back in the Mid 90's holding a Korg DDD-1 drum machine.

>early Rising High (Project One; Friends Lovers & Family; Hypnotist)
>Fresh 4 / Smith & Mighty / Wild Bunch

hmmm.. not familiar.

[arar]

I got a Bomb the Bass tape with "Beat Dis" on it for a quid from "Shelter" last month, quite entertaining..the aforementioned track made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up!

[huey]

catch the 2nd longplayer from Bomb The Bass "Unkown Territory". It´s a blueprint for all that stuff, that people later called ´BigBeat´ ...

[Magnumforce]

love so true is one of mi faves... cant ever find the mp3s

[c s]

oh yes i bought "unknown territory" brandnew for approximately 1 deutschmark in the mid 90s. i should really dig it out again, it was indeed great.

[TimB]

I have to say I used to love some of the old HHFD stuff.
The Heavenly remix of Total Confusion is a belter.

[emef]

OMG the heavenly mix used to be THE one, totally tribal and uplifting
i had quite a trippy moment to this tune and sasha djing xmas 1990 hehe

[carrot ram]

Originally posted by goone
i just noticed bomb the bass had beat dis and megablast repressed
on simply vinyl
this reminds me of my youth playing xenon ii



Yay! Xenon 2 rocks. Sort of.

[scott confusion]

who was the female singer?

[WON'T DO IT]

Originally posted by big raff

chill records
early FSOL

Yeah, Chill records was ace... esp. NRG - the terminator , Return of the living acid and we're rockin down the house... Nice...

[WON'T DO IT]

Originally posted by spw

rl]http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/trk13.mp3[/url]

Early 90's techno breaks

I have this one... the sample "bring that back one more time BBAAHH" comes in later if i'm not mistaken - it's a total killer, but the names escaping me at the moment...there were so many killers around that time... I'll remember soon though. . .

[emef]

Originally posted by WON'T DO IT


Yeah, Chill records was ace... esp. NRG - the terminator , Return of the living acid and we're rockin down the house... Nice...

hehe i got a bunch of them, pretty cool tunes

[spw]

thanks for the Bomb The Bass recommendations.

Another record from back then that's a bit of a novelty record.
V.I.M. maggies last party.
"Acid party..come to the party.."

[WON'T DO IT]

rave...rave..rave...murder.... .

OK - i remembered... the 'techno breaks' tune is by his royalness (oh how the mighty have fallen) Joey Beltram..
arteest - Direct
title - Techno gone mad
label - RnS
Thats such a class tune - thanks for reminding me about it..brings it all back..aaah

[spw]

Ah Joey Beltram.
As irony would have it Joey Beltram is doing a geust set (hardcore) on the tape where I got the early prog. house id's.
trk5 the industrial tune has been indentified as Meatbeat Manifesto and one of the progy house tracks has been id'd as Bonesbreaks#7. I think trk8.
Alright, sorry to beat this thread to death (bad pun intended)


Originally posted by WON'T DO IT
rave...rave..rave...murder.... .

OK - i remembered... the 'techno breaks' tune is by his royalness (oh how the mighty have fallen) Joey Beltram..
arteest - Direct
title - Techno gone mad
label - RnS
Thats such a class tune - thanks for reminding me about it..brings it all back..aaah

[huey]

and if you like BOMB THE BASS you must listen to S-EXPRESS!!! a little bit more trancy and very psychedelic ...