Various - Breaks, Bass And Bleeps

Label:

Rumour Records

Catalog#:

RAID 502

Format:

2 x Vinyl, LP

Country:

Released:

1990

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Breakbeat, Techno

Tracklist

A1	Scientist, The -	The Exorcist	6:40
		Executive Producer - Peter Harris (3) Producer - DJ Hype , Ralph P. Rupert , Scientist, The
A2	Mental Cube -	Q	4:50
		Producer - Yage
A3	Hypersonic -	Dance Tones (Stoned Mix)	4:40
		Producer - André Jacobs* , Danny Donnelly*
A4	Jokers, The (5) -	The Jokers	5:48
		Producer - Jokers, The (5)
B1	LFO (2) -	Brainstorm Part 1	5:38
		Producer, Mixed By - Les Cutmore
B2	Candy Flip -	Evolution	5:46
		Producer - Candy Flip
B3	Project One -	A Few Dollars More	4:40
		Mixed By - Project 1* Producer - Rising High Collective, The*
C1	Turntable Overload -	T.T.O. (O.T.T. Mad Bastard Mix)	5:22
		Mixed By - Mad Bas'tard Producer - Turntable Overload
C2	Brothers Grimm, The -	Deja Vu	6:35
		Mixed By - DJ DMS* Producer - Dice*
C3	F-X-U -	The Scheme	4:36
		Producer - Mark McCormick , William Goring
D1	Ital Rockers -	Ital's Anthem	7:02
		Producer - Bass-ic Production*
D2	N-R-Gee Posse -	Themes	5:15
		Producer - André Jacobs*
D3	Urban Hype -	Teknologi (R.J. Flip Mix)	6:14
		Producer - Urban Hype Producer [Additional] - Mr. Flip , Roger Johnson

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Review by OrangeRider Aug 01, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

A good selection of tunes from the heady(ish)days of rave. The Project One tune is good, the Urban Hype tune is good too, but imagine my delight when I discovered the Mental Cube tune "Q" sitting half way through Side 1.

As an avid collector of all things Brian Dougans and Gary Cockbain I was chuffed to pieces. "Q" is both a masterpiece and a f*****g excellent piece of music - well worth tracking down.

Obviously as rare as rocking horse shit these days, so if you cannot get it on 12" purchase this LP and add a a slice of electronic musical history to your collection. Enjoy.

Rated 5/5

Review by magicfeet Dec 10, 2004 (edited over 4 years ago)

one of the first techno/rave compilations i ever bought was this one. Boy-oh-boy what a purchase it was. Absolutely gazzilions of bleeps and breaks just as the title says and really sums up well the bleeping sounds of 1990. Some really tasty gems on here that ive not seem anywhere else such as LFO-Brainstorm and the Candyflip track.

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