Bose - Rock The World (Like No Other Girl) mp3 album

probably the best of the BOSE tracks...yeah its a bit of a "Planet Rock" but original enough to hold up -remember that this was 1987..a hell of a long time ago now and a time when sampling and cut-up/Bass records with obvious sampling was more acceptable. In addition to the original material (check out "Don't Knock It Till You Try It"), B.O.S.E. did a fine Kraftwerk cover called "Bass Overdrive", added some additional funk and Florida Bass to it, making this another strong single. A nice mystery group/producer...not much is known about the artist?

Not sure what was going on in Cali in 87, so I can't speak on it. What I can tell you is that this was a bonafide jam in sunny Florida and it was far from a "novelty" record. In fact, if you get a hold of a mix performed by a true Florida Bass-Style DJ, this is probably still being thrown in the loop. This is a definite Miami Bass classic.

This record is pretty amusing. It's a blatant sound-alike of Afrika Bambaataa's "Planet Rock," complete with trademark Arthur Baker-style beat and the pitched-up Kraftwerk "Trans-Europe Express" sample. To top it off, it's pressed on some truly flimsy vinyl... sketchy. It adds some goofy samples, a keyboard solo, and a somewhat cool vocoded chorus. A testament to the direct influence of New York electro onto the Miami bass scene. At the end of the day though, records like this are still fun (you can pretend it's a super-rare remix of the original!). Forgotten novelty records like this are one of the many joys of digging the $1 bins.