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Posted by nomatteus on Jul-15-2002 06:48:

Bassey songs

What are some really bass-ey tunes doesnt HAVe to be trance.. my friend just got some new subs and i wanna make them work!
thanks, matt

Posted by Ian on Jul-15-2002 11:03:

Electrochemie LK - Schall should do the trick

Theres also a nice spot in Mekka - Diamondback

Posted by Sand Leaper on Jul-15-2002 15:06:

Ferry's remix of Barber's Adagio For Strings has a wicked bass roar during the breakdown.

Also try BBE - Free (S.H.O.K.K Mix) Bass attack de luxe!!!

Posted by Drifter on Jul-15-2002 15:18:

i find bt - godspeed (hybrid mix) is good to test out subs has a lot of different frequencys and all, used it to test on subs in my house and cars...great track too

Posted by Ian on Jul-15-2002 15:52:

Actually, add to that anything by Hybrid or Way Out West, they're always mint in the bass, esp the new hybrid rmx of Rob D - Clubbed to Death, its mint, also the breakdown in System F - DVT2001 is awesome, speed it up & its like D&B

Posted by Renegade on Jul-15-2002 16:07:

Anything by James Holden should give your speakers a decent workout.

Trust me.

Posted by dj willie whop on Jul-15-2002 17:46:

i got a couple that really BUMP!

sir mix alot - posse on broadway (a classic!)
bishop c - go bang (jackel & hyde mix)
six essential wonders of the world - twister (remake of Quivver track)
jinnel - when im with you (malicious mike remix)

Posted by Aya Brea on Jul-15-2002 19:04:

Dumonde - God Music
Marco V - Godd (Ill 13's Dirty Alpha Mix)
Norman Bass - How U Like Bass
Kay Cee - Unsolved Mysteries (Elektrochemie LK Remix)

Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Jul-15-2002 19:35:

Anything DuMonde should give the subwoofer a nice work out...I just got my Klipsh ProMedia 5.1's today and I've been shaking the house w/ some DuMonde . Try out some good old drum & bass too. Here's a good one: Tuneboy- Bass Kick

Posted by gOOD-tRiP on Jul-15-2002 20:03:

if you really want to test out your freinds subs then you have to try the songs from bass mechanics... they utilize bass to the fullest!

Posted by blazed it on Jul-15-2002 20:07:

chemical brothers - under the influence

that is all....

Posted by gOOD-tRiP on Jul-15-2002 20:31:

o yea! MELLOW TRAX - OUTA SPACE !!!

Posted by bluE_Neon on Jul-15-2002 20:38:

the most sophisticated bass levels i hear are only in breaks you want basssey levels try BLIM, Rennie Pilgrem, Meat Katie & PMT.

BLIM - Chronologic
Way Out West - Intesify (PMT Remix)
John Creamer & Stephane K - I Wish You Were Here (PMT Remix)
Blame - Music Takes You (BLIM Remix)
Uberzone - Bounce (Rennie Pilgrem & BLIM Remix)<<< you'll see wat im talking about

hmm haven't heard bass mechanics before, wat gender are they?

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Jul-15-2002 20:52:

Damn, I thought you were looking for Shirley Bassey stuff

Posted by THE_Chris on Jul-15-2002 23:18:

Warmduscher - 10 Kleine Bassdrums
Kai Tracid - Too many times (Warmduscher remix)

But if you wanna test those subs out with some RIDICULOUS bass, get :

Justin K & DJ K-MIxx - Urban Warrior (Original Mix)

Posted by Aya Brea on Jul-16-2002 00:05:

Oh yeah..

Chemical Brothers - Bass Test

Posted by BTG on Jul-16-2002 00:31:

Laurent Garnier - The Man
pure bass. not much of a song imo. but still, great bass.

Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Jul-16-2002 02:38:

Try out this mp3.com artist...the songs aren't impressive but they will test out your woofers http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/69/bass_unlimited.html