Bobby Konders – House Rhythms
Label:
Nu Groove Records – NG 038
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
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Tracklist
| A1 | Version | 5:10 | ||
| A2 | The Poem | 8:35 | ||
| A3 | Nervous Acid | 5:30 | ||
| B1 | Let There Be House | 5:20 | ||
| B2 | Massai Women | 8:20 | ||
| B3 | Dub Massai Style (Mark's Mix) | 5:30 |
Companies etc
- Mastered At – Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs
Credits
- Engineer, Keyboards – Peter Daou
- Mastered By – MJS*
- Producer, Mixed By – Bobby Konders
Notes
Mystarz Music Pub. ASCAP
© ℗ 1990 Nugroove Records (212) 398-1855
Mastered at Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs, NYC, USA.
Thanx - Brianna, Brooklyn Massive Sounds, Nugroove Massive, B-Side People, Wild Pitch Posse.
Other Versions (Showing 1 of 1) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core - 1990 : House Rhythms (12", RE) | Slow To Speak | COR E.90 | US | 2010 |
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Reviews & Discussion
In 1990, Mr. Konders, all-round reggae and house producer released a landmark in the realm of house music. "House Rhythms" is not just a stop-over in time, but a timeless masterpiece.
While digging in the crates and finding more releases from back then my conclusion is that these times gave birth to lots of early work that still sounds contemporary today.
On this ep, there are 3 track that need more attention:
1. the poem, addressing in the intro apartheid and riots between races. Besides this social commitment, a bassline kicks in, which is more than essential. It builds and flutes start emotionally.
2. nervous acid, 303 acid lines, great percussion and drum-lines lead to a killer acid track. A yellow jersey excercise.
3. let there be house, a bassline a la Lil' Louis, great piano loops and offcourse Mr. Jack's vocals.
ESSENTIAL STUFF: a must have for vinyl junkies in this genre
While digging in the crates and finding more releases from back then my conclusion is that these times gave birth to lots of early work that still sounds contemporary today.
On this ep, there are 3 track that need more attention:
1. the poem, addressing in the intro apartheid and riots between races. Besides this social commitment, a bassline kicks in, which is more than essential. It builds and flutes start emotionally.
2. nervous acid, 303 acid lines, great percussion and drum-lines lead to a killer acid track. A yellow jersey excercise.
3. let there be house, a bassline a la Lil' Louis, great piano loops and offcourse Mr. Jack's vocals.
ESSENTIAL STUFF: a must have for vinyl junkies in this genre
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[r2092]
the original 1990 release was very rare, for about 8 years, there are bootlegs out but the recording
volume of those is much lower.