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MH-602 Boom Bip - Doo Doo Tones  Mush label mainstay, Boom Bip stakes his claim to a chunk of the DJ tool market with his collection of left-field tones: Doo Doo Tones. The release is an all out sample marathon specifically for the scratch Dj. You won't find "fresh," "aaahh," on any other worn out cuts. You will find an assortment of analog keys, horn stabs, bugged out vocals and noises not of this earth. Like any release with Boom Bip's name on the credits, expect something dripping with influence and completely usable. |
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| A densely packed record with an inexhaustible supply of original sounds and snippets, with each sample seemingly put through a high standard of quality control - Turntable Lab |
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| Doo Doo Breaks was a cult hit, quietly selling over 300 copies through our website. Now that Boom Bip has gained shine through his work on Lex, this excellent tools record should be no surprise. Doo Doo Tones is a densely packed record with an inexhaustible supply of original sounds and snippets, with each sample seemingly put through a high standard of quality control. No filler here. 18 subsections with titles like: "Raver Girl On Prozak," "My Pet Rock," "I Hate Trance," "Duborama," "Rapapella," and "Listen To The Drummer." - Turntable Lab |
1XLP/Out Of Print