Shogun Assassin - Let The Music mp3 download

Shogun Assassin Breakbeat Hardcore 1993 UK

A	Let The Music
B	Demons Of The Dark (Part One)

Companies, etc.

Engineered At – Thirkleby Studios

Credits

Engineer – Phil Ray

Notes

Written Produced & Arranged By Jeckle + Hide

Engineered by Phil Ray (Thirkleby Studios)

Track A samples:
Vocal from C+C Music Factory - Keep It Comin' (Dance Till You Can't Dance No More!)

Track B samples:
Dialogue from the film Predator 2

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NTT 12-41	Shogun Assassin	Let The Music ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Entity Records	NTT 12-41	UK	1993
NTT 12-41	Shogun Assassin	Let The Music ‎(12", W/Lbl, Per)	Entity Records	NTT 12-41	UK	1993
NTT 12-41	Shogun Assassin	Let The Music ‎(12", W/Lbl, Per)	Entity Records	NTT 12-41	UK	1993

Shogun Assassin - Let The Music mp3 download

Performer: Shogun Assassin
Genre: Electronic
Title: Let The Music
Country: UK
Released: 1993
Style: Breakbeat, Hardcore
MP3 version ZIP size: 1101 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1866 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 929
Other Formats: AC3 MIDI DTS AHX AA MP1 DMF

Nirn

i prefer this one - S2C ‎– Come Selector - Heaven On Earth Records ‎– HOE 01.

Άνουβις

Of course we can't all be anti-fun, so I'll stick up for the a-side. "Let the music...let the music...let the music just take control" - a great little piano number which received a fair bit of play back in 93 from the likes of Easygroove and Slipmatt. It's not dark, it's not original, but it puts a smile on your face, and that's what it's all about sometimes isn't it?

Zainn

Man did it take some time to find this tune on eBay!!! I first heard "Demons of the Dark (Part One)" on a Grooverider mixtape in 1994, and was hooked immediately. Only got it on vinyl in September this year.Ignore the A-Side, as it's total cheese. "Demons of the Dark (Part One)" is an epic tune, and perfect DJ-end-of-set piece. And is built upon a 4/4 beat with this odd, metallic sounding breakbeat, which rises and drops in pitch overlapped on top. Along with trademark darkside hardcore, doomey strings, Darth Vader "Give yourself to Darkside" and rudeboy samples ("Beware the demonica", "Dread alert dreadman!"). My only complaint with "Demons of the Dark (Part One)" is that it contains a horrifically cheesey pitched up sample near the end of the record ("Let the love of the light shine through", "Love will set you free"). But I guess there are a lot of excellent tracks, guilty of the same crime.

Budar

that'd be "demons of the darkside" and "dread, truly dread man" both from the film Predator 2