Original Concept - Bite'n My Stylee / Pump That Bass flac mp3 download

Original Concept Bass Music Cut-up/DJ Electro 1986 US

Title:

Bite'n My Stylee / Pump That Bass

Musician:

Original Concept

Style:

Bass Music, Cut-up/DJ, Electro

Released:

1986

Country:

MP3 album size:

1836 mb

FLAC album size:

1315 mb

Other formats:

MP4 ADX AIFF RA AC3 WAV XM

Genre:

Hip hop

Rating:

4.6 ✪

Download links

Original Concept - Bite'n My Stylee / Pump That Bass
MP3 version RAR archive

1315 downloads at 17 mb/s

Original Concept - Bite'n My Stylee / Pump That Bass
FLAC version RAR archive

1836 downloads at 19 mb/s

Tracklist Hide Credits

A	Bite'n My Stylee Guitar [Uncredited] – Elliot NoblesWritten-By – A.A. Brown, E. Nobles, G. Gray, T.J. Kelsie	5:12
B1	Pump That Bass/Live (Get A Little Stupid... HO!) Drums [Uncredited] – Randy LondonGuitar [Uncredited] – Mike SaxonWritten-By – A.A. Brown*	3:06
B2	Bite'n My Stylee (Instrumental) Guitar [Uncredited] – Elliot NoblesWritten-By – A.A. Brown, E. Nobles, G. Gray, T.J. Kelsie	4:33

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
Manufactured By – Columbia Records
Mastered At – Masterdisk

Credits

Producer – Andre A. Brown

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7464-05961-1
Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): XSS 175449
Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): XSS 175450
Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): MasterDisk

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
38-06356	Original Concept	Bite'n My Stylee / Pump That Bass ‎(7")	Def Jam Recordings	38-06356	US	1986
38-06356	Original Concept	Bite'n My Stylee ‎(7", Promo)	Def Jam Recordings	38-06356	US	1986

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Reviews:

Zulkigis

Though not necessarily a rare record for collectors to find, it is a rare record stylistically. It's one of the few Def Jam records not produced by Rick Rubin during the early days of the label, and it's one of the only rap tracks from the Northeast to acknowledge Bass as the topic during the formative years of Bass as a genre (1985-1987). Also notable is the combination of the 808 Kick Drum with the Oberheim DMX Snare Drum, which means they either were utilizing E-mu's SP-12 percussion sampler released in 1985, or the rarer use of 'Doctor Click' to sync up the 808 and DMX. That 808 was impossible to keep time, so the sync produced a rare sound indeed.