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Jay Atomic & C.J. Reason / Phil Taylor
Let The Base Go / Overdose / Riot Act
Album UK 2001 on Dial Emma label
Dance (Hard House)
A1 lifts a vocal sample from Outlander 'Vamp'. A2 samples 4 Hero 'Mr. Kirk's Nightmare'. The B-side samples Samuel L Jackson's infamous 'And You Will Know My Name Is The Lord' speech from Pulp Fiction. Recorded at Reac 2 Rhythm Studios. Distributed via Alphamagic.
Musicians
 | Jay Atomic , album by |
 | C.J. Reason , album by |
 | Phil Taylor , album by |
Producers
| Dave Parkinson engineer |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Let The Base Go | Jay Atomic | ||
| 2 | Overdose | Jay Atomic | ||
| 3 | Riot Act | Phil Taylor (3) |
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