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| A1 | Mental Breakdown (Warehouse Mix) | 9:02 | ||
| A2 |
Mental Breakdown (Proffessor Traxx Mix)
Remix – Proffessor Traxx |
6:54 | ||
| B1 |
Mental Breakdown (Roy's 303 Basement Mix)
Remix – Roy Davis Jr. |
11:02 | ||
| B2 | Mental Breakdown (Original Mix) | 4:30 |
Credits
- Engineer – L.A. Williams
- Executive Producer – Phil Cheeseman
- Percussion – Roy Davis*
- Producer – Damon Neloms, Roy Davis Jr., Spanky
- Written-By – D. Neloms*, E. Smith*, R. Davis*
Notes
Recorded at Megatrend Studios, Chicago, IL.
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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mental Breakdown (12", TP) | Strictly Rhythm | SR12257 | US | 1994 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Yes, the "Roys 303 Basement Mix" is definately one of the biggest Acid House stompers of all times but my personal favorite is the "Warehouse Mix". The track has got a very deep vibe but nevertheless the beat is stomping hard. Perfect tune for introducing the harder stuff in a Dj Set. The organs from that mix are sampled of the Masters at Work Mix to "Tito Puente - Para Los Rumberos".
The 'Roy's 303 basement mix' is THE one to check, why ? for the acid bassline & for the inspired feel mr R.Davis had when he made this version. The tune starts with the classic speech : "Phuture, This is cocaine... This is cocaine..."
& comes a wonderfull acid bass that rocks the dancefloor.Absolutely a classic to check !
& comes a wonderfull acid bass that rocks the dancefloor.Absolutely a classic to check !
[r70763]