Here we have the promo cd single of 'Bas Blasta - Dangerous' from 1995. Bas Blasta started his career on Nice & Smooth's second album Ain't A Damn Thing Changed, on a posse cut titled "Down The Line" along with Asu, Guru, Mello T, & Preacher Earl. He then released his first solo 12" single "Ain't Whatcha Do" produced by The Beatnuts in 1994. He followed right after with "Dangerous/bw The Rhythm" produced by The Groove Merchantz. Kid from Kid N Play has some background vocals on the chorus of "Dangerous" and "The Rhythm" is a posse cut with Fat Joe, Godfather Don, Juju, & Lord Finesse. Unfortunately on the CD Single, you only get "Dangerous" but at least it's in cdq. A video was shot for it which I embedded below. He was supposed to released a solo album titled "The Mouth That Roared" but it ended up being shelved and has never been leaked.
Enjoy,
1. Dangerous (Radio Edit)
2. Dangerous (Instrumental)
3. Dangerous (Acapella)
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-- Thomas V
Kool G ripped the same sample much cleaner.
ReplyDeleteI had only heard Bas on the Down The Line track and thought he was corny. Nice to see that I was wrong.
lol, are you sure Bas Blasta didn't reinvent himself as Immortal Technique? same voice, same look...
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone have Rhythm?
ReplyDeleteA Fat Joe, Godfather Don, Juju, & Lord Finesse posse cut i never heard?!?
GOTTA GET THAT!!!!!
kotep
ok a quick google search and boom....
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Bas Blasta 12inch including the posse cut
google strikes again!
kotep
witness the end of bas blastas career.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.themeaningofdope.com/2008/04/10/what-ever-happened-to-bas-blasta/
yea i saw that....egos running thick there....obviously bcc is better than bas blasta but that shit was uncalled for
ReplyDeletewooow..I remember this guy. I can remember cracking up at this video when I was a kid.
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