Various - Turn Up The Bass - Volume 20

Label:

Arcade

Catalog#:

01 7082 61

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Netherlands

Released:

1992

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

House, Techno, Acid

Tracklist

1	2 Unlimited -	Workaholic	3:34
		Written-By - Sterman* , Wilde*
2	Sequencial -	Psychotronic	4:13
		Written-By - J.P. Baggerag , Mr. Fact , Pulsemaster E
3	Rozalla -	Are You Ready To Fly?	3:53
		Written-By - Swanston* , Cox*
4	Naughty By Nature -	O.P.P.	4:28
		Written-By - Brown*
5	Quazar -	Last Train To Paradise	3:55
		Written-By - Cycle* , MG
6	Sonic Solution -	On The Move	5:03
		Written-By - Sonic Solution
7	Endangered Species -	Ping Pong	4:03
		Written-By - Forbes* , Banga*
8	Mass Order -	Lift Every Voice	4:53
		Written-By - Hanes* , Hines* , Hill* , Valentine*
9	Sophia -	Running So Hard	3:44
		Written By - Bonz , Evans , Williams
10	Def La Desh & The Fresh Witness -	2 Timin'	3:09
		Featuring - Wendy Wright Written-By - Cooly D.* , Quincy Lizer , Red Devil (3)
11	Clubland -	I'm Under A Love Strain	5:29
		Written-By - Mazelle* , King*
12	Danube Dance Ft. Kim Cooper -	Unique	3:41
		Written-By - Loco (3) , Rauhofer*
13	Platform Two -	Party Leaver	4:26
		Written-By - V/D Broek*
14	Armando -	100% Of Dissin' You	3:45
		Written-By - Armando
15	Divine Orgasm -	Creator	3:50
		Written-By - Alici* , Bennis*
16	Mato Grosso -	Feel The Beat	3:35
		Written-By - Tarantola* , Pegoraro* , Biondi*
17	Fiction -	Music Is Music	4:33
		Written-By - Noname* , Mr. Fact , Pulsemaster E

Notes

4: Contains uncredited samples of "ABC" performed by The Jackson 5.
15: Acapella taken from 'My House' performed by Rhythm Control.
Tracks 13/14 and 16: CD Bonus Tracks.
(P)+(C) 1992 Arcade Benelux BV

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Rated 3/5

Review by ledjfab Nov 12, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

Interesting compilation. The first tracks (2 Unlimited, Sequencial) are into that classic, now "old school", Acid Techno sound. Sonic Solution, a House project of CJ Bolland, is giving us a classic track that was played for many years in underground clubs without sounding really dated. Endangered Species is probably the main reason to get this CD: with their future jazz mix of "Ping Pong", they were clearly ahead of their time with their fantastic fusion of Jazz, Funk and House. Danube Dance (Peter Rauhofer / Club 69) with the first ever Soul / Downtempo version of "Unique" with Kim Cooper on vocals, is also a potential reason to own this. Platform Two sounds more like the original Prodigy (think "Outa Space" for example). Lots of tracks, lots of styles, lots of classic samples and some rarities not available elsewhere on CD: this can make your day.