QUAD CONTROL STATION -"BASS XPO VOLUME 3"

Now before you say... "Volume 3?!... What happened to Volume 2?" I must remind you that the first Bass Xpo came out in 1994 on cassette. By no means will it ever be released on CD, ha! But anyway... after the release of "Bass Xpo 2001", "Vol. 3" was released after the very disappointing release of 2002's "New Quad Order" (That album sucked so bad that I won't even review it. I'll post the cover and tracklist later). But anyway, Vol. 3 contains the hits: "Ecstasy", "Prisoner of Lust", "The Big Beat", "Reset", "Relax" (an internet favorite), "Aftermath", "DMT's Megamix" (my favorite) and the Jam Master Jay tribute "R.I.P.J.M.J." This album was released as a "limited" double edition.


Tracks:

DISC 1

1. 2003 INTRO
2. EXSTASY
3. ONE MO GEN
4. COOL WATER 2
5. LISTEN TO THE BASS (Pt. 1 & 2)
6. 2 DA RHYTHM
7. DO IT RIGHT
8. RELAX
9. MAKE IT SMOOTH (Mo Boom Mix)
10. AFTER HOURS
11. BASSTRIX
12. GANGSTA BASS
13. NEW MILLENIUM PIMP
14. PRISONER OF LUST

DISC 2

1. 2010: A BASS ODDESSY
2. JUST HIT ME
3. DROP
4. SATURDAY NIGHT CLUBBIN'
5. THE BIG BEAT
6. SOMETHIN' 2 FREAK 2
7. YES (Pleasure)
8. THE MATRIX AFFAIR
9. RESET
10. AFTERMATH
11. WORD FROM DJ DMT (skit)
12. DJ DMT'S MEGAMIX
13. R.I.P.J.M.J.
14. SHAKE SOMETHIN' (bonus)

PRODUCED BY DANEJA MENTALE

2003 DEF FOR LIFE RECORDS

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QUAD CONTROL STATION -"BASS XPO 2001"

The Quad Control Station (originally The Place of Bass) was created by Daneja Mentale in 1992. The first string of albums by Q.C.S. include: "The Place of Bass" (1992), "Bass Xpo 94" (1994... Duh!), "The Black Bass EP" (1995), and "The Red Bass Tape" (1996). After a five year hiatus, The Place of Bass re-surfaced as Quad Control Station with "Bass Xpo 2001". Recorded in 2000 in just 14 days, "Bass Xpo 2001" became one of the most popular releases on Def For Life Records. This was also Q.C.S' first release on CD. The album contained the hit tracks: "Breakdown", Suburban Disturbance", Sorry (Busy Lines)", "Cool Water", and the hard-hitting "Soul Mafia Bass" This album also marks the label's first release into the Electronica genre. The special edition version contained a second disc featuring new tracks by Daneja Mentale, Swift, KD LMR and an unreleased track from Q.C.S.

Tracks:

1. INTRO
2. SUBURBAN DISTURBANCE
3. BREAKDOWN
4. GOOD Vs. EVIL
5. SOUL MAFIA BASS
6. SORRY (BUSY LINES)
7. TRONIX (RMX)
8. CHASE
9. HOUSE BOUNCE
10. CHASE 2
11. COOL WATER
12. RUSH
13. DIGITAL
14. ELEVATION
15. GLIDE

Produced by Daneja Mentale

2000, 2001 DEF FOR LIFE RECORDS

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QUAD CONTROL STATION -"THE SOUND BARRIER"

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Tracks:

1. INTRO
2. ARE YOU READY?
3. TIME 2 JAM
4. BREAKDOWN PT. 3 (West Coast Version)
5. HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?
6. MELODIC DAYDREAM
7. BOUNCE
8. DROP LIKE THIS
9. ESCAPE
10. RUN
11. NOTHING (I Am a Computer)
12. PLEASURE PT. 2
13. SEX, LOVE & LUST
14. WARM WATER
15. SOUL MAFIA BASS 3
16. Q.C.S. (The Future)

PRODUCED BY DANEJA MENTALE

2005 DEF FOR LIFE RECORDS

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**SNEAK PREVIEW** J BROWN - MY LIFE'S SOUNDTRACK

"My Life's Soundtrack" is the new album coming from J. Brown. Until it's release, here's a sneak preview track...

Enjoy

1. Therapeutic (produced by Rick Flare)

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XPLICIT KONTENT - AS LIVE AS IT GETS

Xplicit Kontent is the supergroup featuring Heavyweight, Big Dog, and Daneja Mentale. The trio formed after freestyling at a local record store. The first track recorded by the trio was "Cock Aim & Bust". Though Daneja didn't originally appear on the track, the ad-libs were added for their debut EP "As Live As It Gets". Other note-worthy tracks followed such as "Mahogany", "Got Shot" (Produced by Kemist) and "Thug S**t" (featuring D.G.). The latter was also D.G's debut single.

LOST CAUSE - THE COLLECTION VOL. 1

LOST CAUSE is a Hip Hop supergroup consisting of members: Swift, L.A.C., J-Dainja, and Murk. Originally formed as Southern Lowlifes in the late 90's, LOST CAUSE has recorded a great amount of tracks. 25 of these songs are compiled here on this album, "The Collection - Vol.1. The members work great together displaying a tag-team delivery here. They also perform well on solo tracks. Tracks such as: "Catch a Case", "Verbal Assassins", "Spit Fire" and the raunchy "Shake Somethin" are hot. However the real heat comes from the true story-based "Space Invaders" a tune about a child molester. Another notable is Swift's solo track "The Outer Limits". This track is just a hint of Swift's departure from secular, into christian rap. Also J-Dainja's "Murder I Wrote" displays a vivid picture about a drug deal, gone bad. Throughout 25 tracks, "The Collection - Vol. 1" is well worth the listen.

TRACK LISTING:

1. Blow The Spot (interlude) - Swift
2. Catch a Case
3. We Don't Hate
4. Spit Fire
5. Space Invaders
6. A Different Place (interlude) - Murk
7. Verbal Assassins
8. L.O.S.T.
9. Call Me Whatever - J-Dainja
10. Livin' Lowlife
11. Shake Somethin' (skit)
12. Shake Somethin'
13. Nothin' Nice
14. About To Blow
15. Strap Up Your Boots
    
16. Murder I Wrote - J-Dainja
17. We're Not Far
18. Take Over The Game
19. Lotta Things On My Mind
    
20. Nothin' Clean
    
21. Drunken Trio
22. My Time (interlude) - L.A.C.
    
23. Grab The Mic
24. The Outer Limits - Swift
25. Freestyle Outro

PRODUCED BY LOST CAUSE

2000 SOUL MAFIA ENTERPRISES

KAIJI [IN STEREO] - PEN & PAPER

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