Courtesy Of Techno Hop/Techno Kut.

Featuring music from the following artists:

The X-Men (Unknown DJ & DJ Slip)- X-Men/Revenge Of The X-Men/It's More Fun To Sample (Publisher: Grandma's Hands Music/Macola Music)

The Unknown DJ - Beatronic/808 Beats/Let's Jam/Basstronic/Breakdown (Dance Your Ass Off) (Publisher: Grandma's Hands Music/Macola Music)

Professor X - Professor X (Saga) (Publisher: Mik Lezan Music/Grandma's Hands Music/Macola Music)

EVIAN & The Atlantis Posse - Techno City (Publisher: Lon-Hop Music/X-Men Music)

DJ Battlecat - DJ-N-Effect (Publisher: Lon-Hop Music)

The Mechanic - Sweat (Publisher: Grandma's Hands Music)

Cli-N-Tel - 2030 (Publisher: Grandma's Hands Music)

Daniel Sofer - Scratchin' 100 Speakers Featuring Dr Dre & Unknown (Publisher: Magic Disc Music)

Conceived In Data Planet - A Bass Junkie Megamix

Bass Junkie - DJ Take Control (Scratch Mix) Featuring Jerome Hill

Probably my favourite release on the mighty Direct Beat label out of Detroit.
Mad Mike of UR in his Electric Soul disguise.

For this remix i've used the original bassline that appears clean at the end of the record and recreated/added the rest of the parts from there.

1996 Mad Mike Music (BMI) Munch Man Music (BMI). 1996 430 West Records.

Electric Soul - X2 Bass Junkie Remix + Xtra2 Beats

Featuring the following Dynamix II classics:

Just Give The DJ A Break
Techno Bass
Feel The Bass
Bass Generator
Ignition
Don't Touch That Dial
Arrival Of Bass

Dynamix Is In The House - A Bass Junkie Megamix

Featuring the following trax in order of play:

Girls
Egypt, Egypt
The Darker Side Of Egypt
Livin' On The Nile
Planet E (Re-Mix)
Dance
I'm So Freaky
Computer Power
My House On The Nile
Voices
You're So Fine
The Lover
Get High (Get X'd, Get Drunk, Get Sex'd)
Gotta Have You
Release To The Beat
Sexy Style
Baddest Beats Around

Egyptian Lover - The Place To Be (84-94) - A Bass Junkie Megamix

Featuring music from the following trax in order of play:

Home Computer
Numbers
Tour De France
Electric Cafe
It’s More Fun To Compute
Spacelab
Boing Boom Tschak
The Robots
Musique Non Stop
Neon Lights
Techno Pop
The Telephone Call
Trans Europe Express
Metal On Metal
Computer World
Sex Object
Uranium
The Voice Of Energy
The Model
Showroom Dummies
Metropolis
Pocket Calculator
Computer Love
Autobahn
Radioactivity
Computer World 2
Europe Endless

Kraftwerk Non Stop (74-86) - A Bass Junkie Megamix

1. Remember The Future?
2. Proceed
3. Power Cell
4. Earthling
5. User Hostile
6. Survival Machines
7. Primordial Soup
8. Spaghettification
9. Bass Force

Unreleased Bass Junkie Preview

DJ MATRIX - FEEL MY BASS (BASS JUNKIE REMIX)

Kronos Device - Kill Switch

So here they are, some of the early demo trax that I sent to Dynamix II Records (also Rephlex Records later in 93) circa 91/92. These were compiled from cassette tapes that were recently discovered in my sister's house (she keeps everything) and would have been recorded from original cassettes I would have made back in the day, hence the low fi quality. Some of these trax were eventually released as is or with some alterations, others never saw the light of day. For example Robotechno, the first track I recorded in my home studio set up, originally had a vocoder rap using my Roland VP330, but I haven't managed to locate that version unfortunately.
I have picked out what I consider the better or most relevant trax here and left the rest to time... There was another cassette full of more music circa 92/93+ that I have yet to find. If it turns up I will upload the best of those too. These trax are as they appeared on the cassettes and I haven't altered them in any way whatsoever.

1. Robotechno 2. Acid Bass 3. Space Kraft 4. Annihilator 5. Planet Bass 6. The Battle 7. Voider 8. Sound Chemistry


Dynamix II Records Demos 91/92

Spacelab (Model Citizens ReModel)

Egyptian Lover - Into The Future (Model Citizens ReModel) Unreleased Electro Kingdom Version

Some years ago I read in an interview with Man Parrish that the "Dub" of his seminal 1984 track "Boogie Down Bronx' was there for DJs/Producers to make their own version. It's taken me a while to get round to it, but here is my effort.
I had the honour 20 years ago to remix another timeless classic of Manny's "Hip Hop Be Bop" which was first released on Breakin' Records as "Hip Hop Re Bop", which originally was meant to include a remix by Aphex Twin but sadly this did not come to pass.
Anyway I hope you like it.

Vinyl available direct from yours truly.

Boogie Down Bronx - Bass Junkie's BrOnX Fresh MiX

Bass Junkie - Blast Them To Infinty!

My first real introduction to Electro/Hip Hop was with the release of Street Sounds Electro 1 and the second track on this compilation was Jam On Revenge (The Wikki Wikki Song) by Newcleus. The Jam On Revenge album was on heavy rotation throughout my youth and Automan was one of my favourite trax from the album. I had the privilege some years ago of remixing "Teknology" from their second album "Space Is The Place" with Si Brown (Dexorcist) under our Gods Of Technology moniker which was recently released on vinyl. Here is my retuning of Automan using a few parts from the original Dub Mix.

Automan Retuned

Now with EDITS! 

One of my favourite releases on the mighty Cutting Records out of NYC, Imperial Brothers - We Come To Rock. 

So many classic Electro/Freestyle/Hip Hop releases on this label but this is one of my favourites. Here I've used all 3 mixes that appear on the 12" to make this version for your listening pleasure.

We Come To Rock - Bass Junkie's B-Boy Be Bop Scratch Edit

Anyone looking for Bass Junkie product or any other affiliated releases, you can contact me on here or email: phil@bassjunkie.com. 

He thought it could do no harm, he only wanted to try it once - just to experience it, how was he to know that after the first fix his life would be forever dependant upon this substance, how was he to know that from the moment the needle touched the record he would become a fully fledged Bass Junkie. 

Bingeing on heavy doses of 808 kicks and robotic licks Phil soon invested in two turntables, speakers and a mixer to help feed his insatiable craving for electro and Miami Bass. Before long the Bass Junkie had tested almost every vinyl product on the street, this consumption did not satisfy his habit so in 1987 Phil began to manufacture his own supply 

In his suburban laboratory the Bass Junkie spent many hours testing his own medicine, cutting finely-tuned frequencies, chopping them with pure bass and then mixing in raw, uncut beats, leaving loudspeakers smoking and equalizers peaking. Other addicts were keen to sample the Bass Junkie product and Phil was soon involved with some heavy mobs interested in trafficking his trax including Dynamix II who invited him to Miami for a 3 month bender of Miami Electro Bass in the early `90s. 

With addicts worldwide attempting to score his dope beats, in 1996 Phil began Battle Trax to distribute his brutal brand of bass-fuelled beats. Kids were soon overdosing on large doses of Cybernet Systems, Final Dreams, Industrial Bass Machines and Kronos Devices - all variants of the highly addictive Bass Junkie, traces of which have also been found in other lethal labels including Audio Illusion, Control Tower, Breakin`, Joey Boy, SMB, Touchin` Bass, Remote Audio, Firewire, RGC, Fuel, Satamile, Cyberian Knights Recordings, Electrix, Parallax, Panic Trax, Tellektro, Tranzform, [k]rack-troni[k], Rotters Golf Club, X0X and Dynamix II Records. If you have a problem with low frequency addictions help is at hand, just visit www.bassjunkie.com where our highly trained team are on call to help you kick the habit and rehabilitate yourself seamlessly back into your society.
Bass Junkie is available for DJ & live performances as well as remix work.

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