Rob Life – Here's One I Made Earlier / The Great Rhythm Caper
Label: | Breakin' Bread (3) – BNB003 |
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Series: | Sevens Series |
Format: | Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM |
Country: | UK |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic, Hip Hop |
Style: | Breaks |
Tracklist
A | Here's One I Made Earlier | 3:58 | |
AA | The Great Rhythm Caper | 4:04 |
Companies, etc.
- Pressed By – Damont
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: BNB003 A-1 DAMONT
- Matrix / Runout: BNB003 B-1 DAMONT
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Reviews
- "I recently picked up a copy via discogs and was really surprised at house fresh this still sounds today"
Note that this should read 'how fresh' - and *not* 'house fresh'!
Anyway, now I've got to add a few words to post this I might as well add that in hindsight the A-side is also pretty good, albeit considerably downtempo (106BPMish?) compared to the flip and clearly aimed more at the headz than the dancefloor. - Having missed this one on release, I recently picked up a copy via discogs and was really surprised at house fresh this still sounds today. Forget the A-side - the flip is the real gem on this 7". Heavy uptempo funk breaks with some ace cuts and scratches, vintage horn stabs and a fat rolling bassline - devestating on the dancefloor when used in the mix with classic funk 45's. Quite possibly the best track Rob life has done to date.
128BPM IIRC.
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