Bambaataa, Zulu Nation, Soul Sonic Force Harlem Underground Band - Zulu Nation Throw Down Volume 2
Review by Bayt Surik
The album Zulu Nation Throw Down by Bambaataa, Zulu Nation, Soul Sonic Force Harlem Underground Band is a timeless masterpiece that showcases the best of old-school hip-hop. The album features a diverse range of tracks that seamlessly blend elements of funk, soul, and electronic music to create a truly unique sound.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Zulu Nation Throw Down," which features Bambaataa and the Zulu Nation crew delivering some of the most infectious rhymes of the era. The track is driven by a funky bassline and a catchy hook that will have listeners bouncing along in no time.
Another highlight of the album is "Jazzy Sensation," a track that perfectly captures the spirit of the Harlem underground scene. The track features a jazzy saxophone riff and a smooth groove that will transport listeners back in time to the heyday of New York City's hip-hop scene.
Album: Zulu Nation Throw Down Volume 2
Rating: 4.41
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: bambaataa-zulu-nation-soul-sonic-force-harlem-underground.rar- MP3 size: 9.6 mb
- FLAC size: 61.8 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Zulu Nation Throw Down (Volume #2) | 6:10 | |
| Zulu Nation Throw Down (Volume #2) (Instrumental) | 4:30 |
Video
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Catalog Numbers
12x33-9Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 12"
- 33 ⅓ RPM
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Recorded At | A |
| Published By | Ninny |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Arranged By | Harlem Underground Band, Kevin Donovan |
| Producer | Ninny |
| Written-By | Soul Sonic Force |
Notes
- This version is the original pressing. It can be distinguished from the subsequent versions several ways, which include, but are not limited to the following:
- First, the circular crescent logo for Paul Winley Records printed on both labels lacks the stem found on, for example, the side B label of the 1982 reissue version.
- Second, although similar, the characters etched into the runout grooves on this version are noticeably smaller than on subsequent versions.
- Third, subsequent versions have noticeably thinner runout grooves and play with some noise, the latter of which has been attributed to the fact that many of the subsequent versions did not originate from the original audio masters. Instead the audio was sourced from vinyl pressings, which likely were copies of this version, and, as a consequence, can also be identified during playback by the intermittent presence of noise transposed from the original vinyl source of the audio.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 12x33 - 9A
- Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 12x33 - 9B
- Matrix / Runout (Run-out area side A [hand-etched]): 12x33-9A
- Matrix / Runout (Run-out area side B [hand-etched]): 12x33-9B
- Rights Society: BMI
About Bambaataa, Zulu Nation, Soul Sonic Force Harlem Underground Band
DJ and pioneering American hip hop artist most famous for fronting
Born April 17, 1957 in the Bronx, NY, USA. He adopted the stage name Afrika Bambaataa Aasim, after a nineteenth century Zulu chief. He is of West Indian descent and cousin of AKA .
He grew up in New Yorks South Bronx, his musical eclecticism matched by his vision of African American social and racial unity. In the mid-1970's he was one of the pioneers of New Yorks emergent Hip-Hop culture of Rapping, DJ Mixing/Scratching, Graffiti and Breakdancing. Along with two other Bronx DJs, and (both also of West Indian origin), he began playing small percussive sections from obscure and unexpected rock, funk and electro-pop records as a rhythm track for rappers, interspersing the beats with extracts from cartoon melodies and film themes.
Inspired by the British film 'Zulu', Bambaataa had founded a loosely convened organization of hip-hop's cultural luminaries, called the 'Universal Zulu Nation'. Described as both a fan and a master of records, Bambaataa achieved one of his lifetime ambitions in 1984 by recording "Unity
Real Name
- Lance Taylor
Name Vars
- A . Bambaataa
- A Bambaataa
- A. Baambaataa
- A. Bambaata
- A. Bambaataa
- A. Bambaattaa
- A. Bambataa
- A. Bameaataa
- A.Bamaataa
- A.Bambaata
- A.Bambaataa
- Aasim
- Aasim Bambaataa
- Aasim Bambaataa Khayan
- Aasim Khaylan Bambaata
- Africa Bambaata
- Africa Bambaataa
- Africa Bambata
- Africa Bambatta
- Africa Bambbatta
- Africa Banbaataa
- Africa Bombaataa
- African King
- Afrika
- Afrika \
- Bambaataa
- Afrika 'Baby Bam'
- Afrika 'Zulu' Bambaataa
- Afrika Baambaata
- Afrika Baambaataa
- Afrika Baby Bambaataa
- Afrika Bam Baataa
- Afrika Bambaaiaa Aasim
- Afrika Bambaata
- Afrika Bambaataa & The Millennium Of The Gods
- Afrika Bambaataa Aasim
- Afrika Bambaataa Zulu Funk Overlord
- Afrika Bambaatta
- Afrika Bambaattaa
- Afrika Bambata
- Afrika Bambataa
- Afrika Bambatta
- Afrika Bambattaa
- Afrika Bombaataa
- AfrikaBambaataa
- Afrikaa Bambaataa
- Afrikka Baambaata
- Arfika Bambaataa
- Assim
- B Aasim
- B. Aasim
- B. Assim
- Baambaataa
- Bambaata
- Bambaataa A.
- Bambaataa Aasim
- Bambaataa Khayan Aasim
- Bambaataa Khayan Asim
- Bambaataa, A.
- Bambaatta
- Bambata
- Bambataa
- Bambatta
- D.J. Afrika Bambaata
- D.J. Afrika Bambaataa
- DJ Afrika Bambaataa
- DJ Afrika Bambaataa - \
- K. A. Bambaataa
- Khayan Aasim Bambaataa
- Африка Бамбата
Aliases
- Aasim
Summary by Bayt Surik
Comments
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