"Beat Dis " is a 1988 song by British actor Bomb the Bass, a studio production formed by producer Tim Simenon, from the album acting Into the Dragon. Like other hits from an era like "Pump Up the Volume" by MARRS and "Theme from S'Express" by S'Express, it's mostly made up of samples.
The single was very successful in the UK, peaking at number two on the UK Singles Chart. It reached # 1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart for a week and was the only Bom Bass chart shot in the US.
The middle label on the note displays a smiley lifted from Watchmen . This use is the origin of the use of smileys as a symbol for acid homes.
Video Beat Dis
Diagram
Maps Beat Dis
Sample is used
This is an incomplete sample list used in "Beat Dis". Samples used in different versions can vary.
- Africa Bambaataa & amp; Soulsonic Force - "Looking for the Perfect Beat", originally released in 1982 (12 "), the first LP release at Planet Rock: The Album , 1986
- Bar-Kays - "Son of Shaft" from Son of Shaft , 1971 (7 ")
- James Brown - "Funky Drummer", originally released in 1971 (7 "); the first LP release at In Jungle Groove , 1986
- Dialogue from TV series episode Car 54, Where are you?
- Opens TV sequence title Connection
- EPMD - "It's My Thing", originally released in 1987 (12 "); first LP release at Strictly Business , 1988
- Aretha Franklin - "Rock Steady" from Young, Gifted and Black , 1972 (LP)
- Funky 4 1 - "Feel It (The Mexican)" from Feel It (The Mexican) , 1983 (12 ")
- Hashim - "Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)" from Al-Naafiysh (The Soul) , 1983 (EP)
- Indeep - "Last Night a DJ Saved My Life" from Last Night a D.J. Save My Life! , 1982 (LP)
- Jimmy Castor Bunch - "It's Just Begun" from It's Just Begun , 1972 (LP)
- Kurtis Blow - "Christmas Rappin '" from Kurtis Blow , 1980 (LP)
- Line of radio broadcast by Fiorello H. La Guardia
- Jayne Mansfield - "It Made It" from Jayne Mansfield Busts Up Las Vegas , 1962 (LP)
- The theme of the 1966 film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly , compiled by Ennio Morricone
- The Original Concept - "Pump That Bass" from Bite'n My Stylee , 1986 (12 ")
- Prince - "Housequake" from Sign Up "?" the Times , 1987 (LP)
- The Public Enemy - "Unbreakable Rebellion" from One Million People Needed to Hold Us Back, 1987 (part of the sample taken from "The Grunt" by The JB's and "Funky Drummer" by James Brown)
- "Russian Roulette" from Spectacular Stereo: Demonstration & amp; Sound Effects , 1963 (LP)
- Schoolly D - "Saturday Night" from Saturday Night! - The Album , 1986 (LP)
- Frankie Smith - "Double Dutch Bus" from Children of Tomorrow , 1981 (LP)
- Opens TV sequence title Thunderbirds
- "Train Order", narrated by Geoffrey Sumner of Journey to Sound Stereo , 1958 (LP)
- Trouble Funk - "Double Trouble" from Saturday Night Live! From Washington D.C. , 1983 (LP)
- Fred Wesley and The J.B. - "Your Headstroke" from Damn I Got Someone , 1974 (LP)
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