Baobinga_And_I.D_Present_Big_Monster-Recognise-CD-2008-OBC

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OBC

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87,54 MB

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Date

2008-02-19

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 Release  :           Baobinga & I.D Present Big Monster - Recognise


 Artist   : Baobinga & I.D Present Big Monster
 Album    : Recognise
 Genre    : Electronic
 Source   : CDDA
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 URL      :
 Date     : 01-00-2008
 Encoder  : lame.exe -V 2 --vbr-new
 Quality  : 191kbps    44100  kHz    Joint Stereo
 Tracks   : 14
 Time     : 63:11 min
 Size     : 87.53 MB



     1   Carve Your Name                                         4:07
     2   Recognise                                               5:46
     3   Like An Arrow                                           5:52
     4   South Manchester Weather                                3:09
     5   Jump Up Get Hype Feat. Virus Syndicate                  2:58
     6   Jersey St                                               3:08
     7   No Bright Lights                                        4:58
     8   NY3.5                                                   2:24
     9   Rite Of Passage                                         6:24
     10  The Waterpark                                           3:34
     11  Jewelz                                                  5:05
     12  Blue Green                                              0:49
     13  The Machine                                             7:52
     14  Into The Air                                            7:05




"'Big Monster' is trying to mix the techno sound with breaks, " says Baobinga &
I.D about their debut longplayer due out this month.

Baobinga & I.D are Mancunians Sam Simpson and Ed Bayling, whose self-described
"emotive-techno-breaks" are as much inspired by pummeling loop techno as they
are by the syncopated rhythms of the breaks scene. Both former drummers and
ex-Indie fans (influences are My Bloody Valentine and The Pixies), Simpson and
Bayling are perhaps, the unlikeliest of breaks heroes, preferring to look
outside the genre for inspiration both as producers and DJs.

After as many studio hours as cups of tea, this month the pair unwrap their
first album, 'Big Monster', which brings together older B & I.D tracks such as
'Rite of Passage' and 'The Machine' with newer material including block-rockin'
electronica ('Jewelz') and a collaboration with grime crew Virus Syndicate
('Jump Up Get Hype').

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