Just-Ice - Back To The Old School
Label:
Catalog#:
LPRE-1
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1986
Genre:
Electronic,
Hip Hop
Style:
Gangsta,
Electro
Tracklist
Credits
Artwork By -
Gemini And Gnome
Artwork By [Art Direction] - Meddling Mendel
Edited By - Jose "Chep" Nunez*
Engineer [Mix] - Stephen Linsley
Human Beatbox [Uncredited] - DMX (3)
Photography - Warren Tang
Producer, Mixed By, Arranged By, Composed By - Mantronik*
Written-By - Just-Ice
Artwork By [Art Direction] - Meddling Mendel
Edited By - Jose "Chep" Nunez*
Engineer [Mix] - Stephen Linsley
Human Beatbox [Uncredited] - DMX (3)
Photography - Warren Tang
Producer, Mixed By, Arranged By, Composed By - Mantronik*
Written-By - Just-Ice
Notes
Recorded at Al Cohen Studios and Biggy Rat & Itchy Brother Studio.
Mixed at INS.
Mastered at Frankford Wayne.
Runout grooves:
LPRE-001X (etching side x)
LPRE-1Y (etching side y)
MASTERING BY FRANKFORD/WAYNE NEW YORK (stamp both sides)
HERbIE JR :^) (etching both sides)
MANTRONIK & JUST ICE THE BEST EVER!! (etching side x)
MANTRONIK + JUST ICE "PEACE" (etching side y)
℗ © 1986
All songs Beach House Music ASCAP
Original copies have "℗ © Fresh Records..." Reissues simply have "FRESH RECORDS/Manufactuted and distributed..." without the copyright and publishing logos.
Mixed at INS.
Mastered at Frankford Wayne.
Runout grooves:
LPRE-001X (etching side x)
LPRE-1Y (etching side y)
MASTERING BY FRANKFORD/WAYNE NEW YORK (stamp both sides)
HERbIE JR :^) (etching both sides)
MANTRONIK & JUST ICE THE BEST EVER!! (etching side x)
MANTRONIK + JUST ICE "PEACE" (etching side y)
℗ © 1986
All songs Beach House Music ASCAP
Original copies have "℗ © Fresh Records..." Reissues simply have "FRESH RECORDS/Manufactuted and distributed..." without the copyright and publishing logos.
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Reviews & Discussion
The title of this album and its cover both speak volumes about the music. If you ever find a copy of this album in a second-hand bin you'll know what I mean. All of the music on this LP was composed by Mantronix, and it's some of the most shameless and audacious use of the Roland 909 I've ever heard. This is a classic old skool rap joint that you can turn up the volume on anytime you want the neighbors to know there's a party in the vicinity.