Tranquility Bass - Broadcast Standard Issue No. 2
Label:
Catalog#:
ED 013
Format:
Vinyl, 12"
Country:
US
Released:
1994
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Trip Hop,
Downtempo
Tracklist
| A1 | Cantamilla (Bomb Pop) | |||
| A2 | Cantamilla (Ski Room Stew) | |||
| B1 | Mya Yadana (Brain Broke) | |||
| B2 | They Came In Peace |
Notes
Cat# appears as Exist Dance 013 on label.
Recorded in Heaven.
(C)(P) 1994
Run-out inscriptions from inner to outer circle
with lots of birds, flowers and faces in between on A side:
ED 013-A / SATAN ROCKS THE FUCK ^ HOUSE / L-42396
TYLER SUCKS / TYLER ROCKS
DO BONGS FOREVER ! MADE IN THE U.S.A. / EXIST POP / "I LOVE MOMMY" HAPPY
ED-013-B / Ro 2000 / "MEDICINE MAN GETS NO LOVE" / KL / L-42396-X
Recorded in Heaven.
(C)(P) 1994
Run-out inscriptions from inner to outer circle
with lots of birds, flowers and faces in between on A side:
ED 013-A / SATAN ROCKS THE FUCK ^ HOUSE / L-42396
TYLER SUCKS / TYLER ROCKS
DO BONGS FOREVER ! MADE IN THE U.S.A. / EXIST POP / "I LOVE MOMMY" HAPPY
ED-013-B / Ro 2000 / "MEDICINE MAN GETS NO LOVE" / KL / L-42396-X
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Reviews & Discussion
Those around when this record came out appreciate how unique it was. It might as well have been Moses Kandel coming down from the mountain top with the Broadcast Standard Issue #1 and #2 in either hand. "They Came In Peace" is a seminal track in the trip-hop and ambient musical dictionary with it's dubby basslines and soothing chants. Kandel would later take the hippy vibe planted so subtly in this release and devolve into a psychedelic fog of lesser releases.