Africa Bambaata And The Soul Sonic Force*Planet Rock

Label:

21 Records – 2141 610

Format:

Vinyl , 12", 45 RPM

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Hip Hop

Style:

Electro

Tracklist

A Planet Rock (Extended Version) 7:30
B Planet Rock (Extended Instrumental Version) 9:12

Credits

  • ProducerArthur Baker
  • Written-BySoul Sonic Force*

Notes

℗ 1982 Tommy Boy Records.
Copyright Control
Original sound recording made by Tommy Boy Records.
Marketed by Polydor Ltd.

Side A is actually 2 tracks:

A1 Planet Rock (Vocal) 6:20
A2 Bonus Beats I 1:03

as originally released on Tommy Boy.

Other Versions (5 of 102)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Planet Rock (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Baby Blue Labels) Tommy Boy TB 823 US 1982
Planet Rock (7", 45 RPM, Silver Label) 21 Records POSP 497, 2002173 UK 1982
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Planet Rock (12", 45 RPM) Tommy Boy 0930.087 1982
Planet Rock (7", 45 RPM) Tommy Boy TB 823-7 US 1982
Planet Rock (12") 21 Records 2.106 Netherlands 1982

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Reviews

  • tranzyd's avatar
    tranzyd
    Superb sounding pressing on 12" - Nice and loud and plenty pf bass as it is cut on 12"
    • edmonton68's avatar
      edmonton68
      I was 14 years old when this was released in 1982. I first heard it a year later when one of my school mates got hold of a copy of “The perfect Beat” album. For me, this is a real landmark track from the early electro days. It starts off with what later turned out to be probably the most sampled hip hop vocal intro ever. With Arthur Baker’s high production values, stabbing orchestral riffs, driving bassline, haunting keyboards, sound effects and a relentless rap by The Soulsonic Force “Mr. Biggs Pow Wow & MC Globe” this track is without doubt a hip hop classic. There have been various remixes since its first release, but none for me have sured the original extended version. I still play it regularly to this day….

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