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Various - Street Sounds Electro 2

Musician: Various
Album title: Street Sounds Electro 2
Style: Electro
Released: 1983
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1649 mb
Size APE version: 1859 mb
Size WMA version: 1375 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 449
Format: VOX MPC APE DXD RA DMF WAV
Genre: Electronic / Hip-hop

Various - Street Sounds Electro 2 mp3 album

Various Electro 1983 UK

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	–The B Boys*	Two, Three, Break Producer – Vincent Davis Written-By – V. Davis*	5:01
A2	–The B Boys*	Cuttin' Herbie Producer – Vincent Davis Written-By – V. Davis*	4:36
A3	–Xena	On The Upside Producer – Chris Barbosa, Mark LiggettWritten-By – Ann Godwin, Curtis Josephs	5:53
A4	–Hashim	Al-Naafiysh (The Soul) Producer – Jerry Calliste Jnr.Written-By – Calliste Jnr.	6:06
B1	–Rammelzee* Vs. K-Rob	Beat Bop Producer, Arranged By – Jean Michel BasquiatWritten-By – K-Rob, Rammelzee	10:10
B2	–Two Sisters	B-Boys Beware (Club Mix) Engineer – Mark BerryFeaturing – Emcee Popper G.L.O.B.E.Producer – Raul A. RodriguezWritten-By – R. A. Rodriguez, W. T. Smith*	5:50
B3	–Grandmaster And Melle Mel*	White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) Producer – Joey Robinson Jnr., Melle Mel, Sylvia RobinsonWritten-By – Mel Glover*, Sylvia Robinson	7:33

Companies, etc.

Published By – Vintertainment Publishing Co.
Published By – Pisces Music Ltd.
Published By – Jobete Music
Published By – Not Fragile Music
Published By – Dorian Music
Published By – Protoons, Inc.
Published By – Intersong
Published By – Four Hills Music
Licensed From – Streetwave
Licensed From – Cutting Records
Licensed From – Profile Records
Licensed From – Sugarscoop
Licensed From – PRT Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Vintertainment Record Co.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Emergency Records Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cutting Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Profile Records, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sugarscoop, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sugar Hill Records Ltd.
Pressed By – Damont
Distributed By – Precision Records & Tapes Limited
Phonographic Copyright (p) – PRT Records
Copyright (c) – PRT Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Street Sounds

Credits

Design [Sleeve] – Carver's, Paul Jenkins
DJ Mix [Mastermind Mix] – Herbie*
Mastered By – NOEL*

Notes

(p) 1983 Street Sounds Compilation
(p) 1983 PRT Ltd.
(c) 1983 PRT Ltd.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A): ELCST 2 A1* NOEL DAMONT K
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side B): ELCST 2 B-1* DAMONT G

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ZCELC 2, ZCELC2	Various	Street Sounds Electro 2 ‎(Cass, Comp, Mixed)	Street Sounds, Street Sounds	ZCELC 2, ZCELC2	UK	1983
ELCST 2	Various	Street Sounds Electro 2 ‎(LP, Comp, Mixed, Unofficial)	Street Sounds	ELCST 2	UK	1983
ELCST 2	Various	Street Sounds Electro 2 ‎(LP, Comp, Mixed, RP)	Street Sounds	ELCST 2	UK	1999
CDELCST 2	Various	Street Sounds Electro 2 ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed, RE, Unofficial)	Street Sounds	CDELCST 2	UK	2000
ELCST 2	Various	Street Sounds Electro 2 ‎(LP, Comp, Mixed)	Street Sounds	ELCST 2	UK	1983

Samulkree

This is the best of the SSE albums by a mile -- absolutely love this (and won't sell it, even though I could get a couple of quid for it). Xena's On The Upside is brilliant in an era when Shannon was just about to let the music play. This is superior. The B-Boys tracks are great -- Two Sisters are having great fun with some early sampling, and a brilliantly sequenced and dynamic piece. And of course it has White Lines at the end. Incredible stuff.PS. If you're a Shaun of the Dead fan, this album is being rocked by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost near the beginning of the film, before they later frisbee it at a zombie. Heartbreaking waste of vinyl! :)

Samut

I remember getting a cassette copy of this when it first came out. The first two tracks by the B-Boys were way ahead of anything I had heard in Europe at that time in 1983, there was Kraftwerk and that was about it. The new use of electronics in this genre was so refreshing and different from what was going on in the UK commercial charts. This album took me off into the world of underground electronic music, away from all that was commercial. The stand out track on this compilation was definitely Al-Naafiysh which set quite a standard in the Electro genre. I think we have to thank Morgan Khan for introducing the Electro underground to a world of people who would never have got into this style of music. UK Fresh ’86 – who else was there? Great music….

Uaha

this is the best S.S.E. to me: The B Boys are just warming up, the Electro ballad from Xena is some kind of superb, Hashim is still a must. "Beat Bop" is a classic in Electro-based , psychedelic HipHop, Rammellzee's voice is reeaally cool. Grandmaster Flash is the last highlight.

Gardagar

I completely agree. Every tune is a classic (okay, so maybe not the Two Sisters cut...), this one really set off my electro and hip hop addiction. Still sounds fresh today.