Bass Heavy Music

I :love: DJ BAM BAM

I will vouch partly 4 Bam's prodution credits, U just gotta hear one of his studio produced Mixed CDs 2 know what I'm talkin' about, it's like total remix/ re-work in a true craftsmanship!! It's unbelievable what he achieves :clap: . I didn't knew Bam until 3 years ago i found out he wanted a remix from me, since then I have never stopped behing suprised by his stuff!

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Anyone who thinks that there's no place for scratching in a techno set really really needs to go see Jerome Hill...

Personally I think Bam Bam rocks and have done ever since the day when a very excited Mr Crime turned up at filthydave's old flat clutching a test pressing of Jackstar 001...

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Originally Posted by Analbumcover

Anyone who thinks that there's no place for scratching in a techno set really really needs to go see Jerome Hill...
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There's no question that there is a place for it but sometimes scratching plainly obstructs the flow of the music... Like anything, if overdone sounds shit, if done well and not every five seconds then cool :clap:

bam bam
good records nice geezer
like alex peace's vocals
my favourite so far

the contaminated records form a year or so ago
that was great

some of the others are just a little too overloaded for me
i can see the appeal though

Bam Bam can play what he wants, scratch where he likes & start or end sets in whatever way he feels fit.

hes superb at what he does & i have the utmost respect for him & those who work around & with him.

i'm just being honest & straight rather than slippin round issues & being half arsed (anybody who knows me, knows i dont mince words :lol: )

apologies to anyone i may have offened or upset & i wish all the best in the future of Bam Bam, Bass Heavy Music & all involved in the loop.

reagrds, perp

lots of top 80s tracks man. Acid house? Manchester scene? 5 Star? Dead or Alive?

ooops - dunno which thread that was replying to. Anyway yes...

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Originally Posted by perpetual

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Originally Posted by SummerOfSam

I agree with Crime as far as his production quality.
I'm not a fan of the scratching techno bit, but he garners my respect hand over fist. Nothing beats back in 2001 me walking down the street in Bensonhurst brooklyn, three black guys drive by in this ford expedition with 22 inch rims blasting Da Hard Beats Part 2.
Bass heavy is good for what it's for Jacking your f*cking ass!
What I think is happening in this forum is a clash between some of us who were around in the 80's and into hip hop and other forms of music, as opposed to those who are here who were born in the 80's and are not musically matured........

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i was born in 73 a'ite ? i think most 80s music is utter toss. i NEVER got into hip hop & i think Kraftwerk are boring, but thats I M O

assuming how mature ppl are is abit pretentious think ye not ;)


give me NIN & PWEI & Neds Atomic Dustbin & Testament & Megadeth & Ministry & Green River any day


anyways, its all about 'The Discussion' rite ?

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I wouldn't place Neds Atomic Dustbin in the same regimen as MegaDeth or Testament.

By the way Dave Mustaine Rules.

I've been to see Megadeth in concert :lol:

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Originally Posted by perpetual

i'm just being honest & straight rather than slippin round issues & being half arsed (anybody who knows me, knows i dont mince words :lol: )

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but I think we could all think abit more before we type ;)

Anyway back to DJ BAM BAM...

Picked this up and its wicked - every track is playable and phat kickin ghettotech. buy booty buy

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Originally Posted by perpetual

i'm just being honest & straight rather than slippin round issues & being half arsed (anybody who knows me, knows i dont mince words :lol: )

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but I think we could all think abit more before we type ;)

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nah, jus let it roll out & laugh about it later :lol: