Depth Charge – Depth Charge
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Vinyl Solution – STORM 8 |
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Vinyl
, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM
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UK |
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Genre: |
Electronic |
Style: |
Breakbeat |
Tracklist
| Poweround Flip Side | |||
| A | Depth Charge (Han Do Jin Version) | ||
| Flying Side | |||
| B1 | Depth Charge (Drum Death Version) | ||
| B2 | Depth Charge (Bass It) |
Companies, etc.
- Distributed By – EFA
- Distributed By – Pinnacle Recuts
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Vinyl Solution
- Copyright © – Vinyl Solution
- Pressed By – P.R. Records Limited
- Published By – Schnozza Music
- Mastered At – P.R. Records Limited
- Mastered At – The Exchange
- Lacquer Cut At – The Exchange
Credits
- Artwork – The Dynamite Brothers
- Engineer, Mixed By – Alan Scott
- Lacquer Cut By – Jonz*
- Mastered By – John Dent
- Plated By – E (59)
- Producer, Written-By – J. Saul Kane
Notes
Poweround Flipside - 45 - Other Side
Flying Side - 33 - This Side - Side 2 - Love It!
Mastered John Dent - The Exchange
Distributed In The UK By Pinnacle/Recuts
Made In England - Made In UK
℗ 1989 Vinyl Solution
© 1989 Vinyl Solution
The release was plated at P.R. Records Limited.
Contains a vocal sample from Cymande "The Recluse". Spoken section at beginning and end of the track is a dialogue sampled from the 1982 movie "Incredible Shaolin Thunderkick".
Side A: 45 RPM - Side B: 33⅓ RPM
BPMs are not given on the release:
A: 88 | B1: 88 | B2: 88.
Flying Side - 33 - This Side - Side 2 - Love It!
Mastered John Dent - The Exchange
Distributed In The UK By Pinnacle/Recuts
Made In England - Made In UK
℗ 1989 Vinyl Solution
© 1989 Vinyl Solution
The release was plated at P.R. Records Limited.
Contains a vocal sample from Cymande "The Recluse". Spoken section at beginning and end of the track is a dialogue sampled from the 1982 movie "Incredible Shaolin Thunderkick".
Side A: 45 RPM - Side B: 33⅓ RPM
BPMs are not given on the release:
A: 88 | B1: 88 | B2: 88.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 5 017687 300861
- Label Code: LC7871
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): STORM 8 A¹ The Exchange F TAN toa Liang Wang chang Li JOHN Lui Yuen Bio Superstar BASS HEADS HANG WONGS SON PR-E
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): STORM 8 B¹ PR-E JONZ F DEATH DUB DANCE
Other Versions (1)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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| Depth Charge (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, White Label) | Vinyl Solution | STORM 8 | UK | 1989 |
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Reviews
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Pre WU TANG CLAN using old school Kung Fu movies as samples, many Afro Caribbean and African American communities watched these movies as an alternative to the mainstream. -
Such a crying shame the A side was cut at half speed, its bugged me for years... Ive finger spun it up to the same RPM as the B side & its just amazing. Had to be a miscommunication when pressing. Rip a WAV at +8, whack it on a CD, pitch it up & re-record... Breakbeat monster. -
I agree - always used to go down best at 45rpm!
The A side plays at 45rpm, the B side at 33. -
Edited 12 years agocheck out "bass it" puts all dubstep to shame, real bass, not virtual bass!
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Edited 15 years agoThe A side plays at 45rpm, the B side at 33.
At the correct speed(s), it's a dubbed out pre-Triphop kung fu flick oddity.
If you play the B side at 45rpm, it speeds up to become 120+ bpm breakbeat hardcore! It was played this way on UK pirate radio & at raves back in the day.
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