Count Bass D & DJ Pocket

These guys have 2 albums out already this year called "In The Loop" and "Heartsfield JAXson".

Anybody heard them or interested?

Any fans of Moka Only & Doom need to cop Dwight Spitz and Act Your Waist Size

Ive sleeping on s**t as of lately. Mainly due to financail strains. I got a roomate now to ease the load. Ill definitely check these out

Dwight Spitz and AYWS are dope! I haven't heard of the other albums mentioned. I've been very busy lately.

I heard both of these and I would highly reccomend In The Loop. The other one I didn't like as much, but it's decent.

If antbody's interested you can download it here...
http://djpocket.blogspot.com/2009/12/count-bass-d-and-dj-pocket-in-loop.html

I only heard the airport one and it was so so, Count Bass D has done better than that one, but it was a free download as I suspect both are so they are both worth a spin if you are into Count Bass D

I just gave In The Loop a thorough listen and its dopage thru and thru. It was recorded low budget style, almost kareoke, but thats not a problem with me since Tommy Gun'a Nickel Bag was recorded the same way. It sounds like dem early DOOM joints and Pockets flow compliments Bass's flow lovely. This get the TROTTER SEAL OF APPROVAL

I got the "In the Loop" and Moka Only "Martian Xmas 2009" for free when I bought Jazz Addixx "Oxygen Refreshed" off Domination Recordings website a couple of months ago. Was not expecting free albums, especially albums they were selling on their websites for full price. Anyways, "In the Loop" is dope, the album flows just right. I haven't heard their other album though.

Red wrote:

Any fans of Moka Only & Doom need to cop Dwight Spitz and Act Your Waist Size

I know I'm about 8 years late, but I ordered this album when you dropped this thread. I was a little worried that it may be a bit too much ADD looking at the long track-listing, but the album is fucking awesome. The production is excellent. Very original. A dig his flow and lyrics too. I slept...

Alan wrote:

Red wrote:

Any fans of Moka Only & Doom need to cop Dwight Spitz and Act Your Waist Size

I know I'm about 8 years late, but I ordered this album when you dropped this thread. I was a little worried that it may be a bit too much ADD looking at the long track-listing, but the album is fucking awesome. The production is excellent. Very original. A dig his flow and lyrics too. I slept...

Good to hear you liked it. Most people consider Dwight Spitz to be his best but I like Act Your Waist Size just as much. So if you really enjoyed that one you should cop AYWS. You may like it even more.

I have been listening to In The Loop & Hartsfield JAXson non stop and they are both dope, In The Loop in particular. If you are planning on buying them i'd just download In The Loop though, that one doesn't come in a jewel case, pissed me off.

lol yeah I hate slip cases. Shit is cheap and scratches the cd easy.

ive had In Th Loop for a while now i havent had the chance to spin it as much as i wanted to but i am now and this album is really dope, i spun like half of it before but since i only had it on my comp i kinda forgot i had it for a while

Red wrote:

Alan wrote:

Red wrote:

Any fans of Moka Only & Doom need to cop Dwight Spitz and Act Your Waist Size

I know I'm about 8 years late, but I ordered this album when you dropped this thread. I was a little worried that it may be a bit too much ADD looking at the long track-listing, but the album is fucking awesome. The production is excellent. Very original. A dig his flow and lyrics too. I slept...

Good to hear you liked it. Most people consider Dwight Spitz to be his best but I like Act Your Waist Size just as much. So if you really enjoyed that one you should cop AYWS. You may like it even more.

I have been listening to In The Loop & Hartsfield JAXson non stop and they are both dope, In The Loop in particular. If you are planning on buying them i'd just download In The Loop though, that one doesn't come in a jewel case, pissed me off.

I plan on buying AYWS. I was gonna just order them both at the same time but then decided to hold off. I bumped Dwight Spitz a couple more times. Gets better with every listen. I mean, he balances the experimental/creative parts of the music so well, and still makes it a dope fun ride. His mixing is insane too.