All about the suspension at the Street Cars shows (I’m guessing). More Salt n Peppa like raps and beats from ’89.
Four short but different mixes done by the Fly Boys (Joe Stone, Larry Davis and Paul Klein)
Commercial, manufactured Hip Hop was becoming the norm.
Atlantic – PR 2914
| A1 | Drop That Bottom (Radio Mix) | 3:15 | |
| A2 | Drop That Bottom (Jungle Mix) | 3:27 | |
| B1 | Drop That Bottom (Bass Mix) | 3:14 | |
| B2 | Drop That Bottom (Instrumental) | 3:14 |
Vinyl recordings from the 80's , 90's and sometimes beyond or before.
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At one time late 80s there was lots of car stereo shows around here, they liked to play songs that hit hard… I was swept up in the fad for a while until I realized I could turn my 1500 watt stereo down and actually talk to those cute little girls. I found that Enya had more serious bass than most the rap songs.