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| | Pressure | | | Music Artist : | | The Bug | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Rephlex | | Release Date : | | 2008-09-12 | | Store Price : | | $42.99 | | Artistopia's Price: $42.99 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Politicians and Paedophiles - The Bug, Bug, Daddy Freddy
2. Beats, Bombs, Bass, Weapons - The Bug, Bug, Toastie Tailor,
3. Executor - The Bug, Bug, Roger Robins
4. Live and Learn - The Bug, Bug, , Paul St. Hilaire
5. Thief of Dreams - The Bug, Bug, Roger Robins
6. Superbird - The Bug, Bug, Singing Bird
7. Run the Place Red - The Bug, Bug, Daddy Freddy
8. Night Steppa - The Bug, Bug, Roger Robins
9. Some Days - The Bug, Bug, , Paul St. Hilaire
10. Fuck Y-Self - The Bug, Bug, Wayne Lonesome,
11. Killer - The Bug, Bug, He-Man Broken Hearts Club Choir, , Rootsman
12. Living Dub - The Bug, Bug, , Roger Robins, Paul St. Hilaire
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 THIS HAS CLASSIC STATUS written on it in a Place in Red, White and Blue!
Submitted on: 2006-07-09 |
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If there are any objections sustained on the standing up for the truth guidelines of Funk Pressure THE BUG law & order, and please be the first to fulfill the ignominy of such ROBOSAPIEN. Chief Sun Star Ali hears and feels the very essence of the far east coast connection, and some
reel reel Mean Mugging. Prepare once again the sound system, for
the "Deeper Prophecy is Clear!" Flick the lights, for the 'Last Dance' is near.
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Best album ever
Submitted on: 2005-11-21 |
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If only I could rate this HIGHER......
This record satifsfies you on those dark days. |
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 This is okay!
Submitted on: 2005-03-27 |
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| This is not what I expected. By the reviews you'd think that this is going to be a fast paced hip hop record. If you like the Streets this may be something for you to check out. It has nice beats and don't get me wrong it does have a reggae feel to it. I would not call it hardcore techno. It more has the feel of lounge techno. By that I mean, just sit back and nod your head to the beat and enjoy the what you are hearing. |
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Yes!
Submitted on: 2004-07-06 |
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| This album is just right. A very nice blend of Dancehall, Reggae, Hardcore techno. It's awesome. Great album all the way thru. It goes from hard to soft, fast to slow, and it's just right. Hooray for this album. |
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 techno-bass violence
Submitted on: 2004-05-20 |
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I was introduced to the Bug through a couple of 12"- his collaboration with Cutty Ranks (Gun Disease) and the Rootsman/ dj freddy (Imitator). This work is intense but as a series of singles I found the work aurally digestable. But a full album...I was a little nervous.
In keeping with previous adjectives I maintain that this album is intense. No two ways about it. Not that this should surprise anyone, it's on Rephlex, a label which has it's fare share of menacing tracks for sure. The Bug lays down the beats and collaborates with a series of MC's- Wayne Lownesome, He-man, Daddy Freddy, Singin Bird amongst others.
Not saying it's not good, it's wicked, but if you can sit down and listen to this in one go then you'll be doing well. It's not all intense though, indeed this record contains a few monents of melodic bliss (relativley speaking) on Live and Learn, which is kind of a dub poetry style track, and Thief of Dreams. The only track that didn't really interest me was "Superbird". Although I'm not that familiar with his stuff, I like Singing Bird as an MC,but Superbird reminds me of that Vanilla Ice tune, "I just wanna fly, put your arms around me baby etc...".
For me though and probable most people the 'real' Bug comes out on Politicans and Paedophiles featuring Daddy Freddy and Killer, a brutal track with He-Man where the bassline really kicks in about a minute into the tune that'll leave you thinking "jesus, what the hell was that"! The previous reviewer was right, you probably won't catch these tunes in your local dj set, so set up your stero, strap yourself in and nail anything loose to the floor. |
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