M Base

Limited 26 CD set. Blending classic pop melodies, dancefloor beats and a unique twist on reggae, served up with a side order of Nordic melancholy, Sweden's Ace of Base became a global phenomenon in the 1990s. And the hits still stand the test of time thirty years on: All That She Wants [UK # 1, US # 2], The Sign [UK #2, US # 1], Don't Turn Around [UK # 5, US # 4], Life Is A Flower [UK # 5], Cruel Summer [UK # 5, US # 10] and many more Top Twenty hits. This box set contains 26 discs featuring 341 tracks - all the hits and b-sides, plus hundreds of remixes, including around 50 previously unreleased mixes! The 44 page perfect bound booklet contains the lyrics of the hits, discographical info, photos, plus extensive annotation with a full history of the band and their success around the world.

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The title of this excellent release is somewhat overstated. Suburban Base was arguably the most prolific and iconic label of hardcore and jungle music (though less so drum & bass). There are many genre classics on this collection, but it would be impossible on three CDs to come even close to capturing hardcore and jungle’s wonderfully chaotic, punk-like DIY approach. The culture spawned hundreds if not thousands of labels and many more producers, DJs, MCs and events. Much of its output was not primarily listened to as individual tracks, at home on CD or vinyl – but heard mixed together by DJs, on pirate radio stations, at raves and on mix tapes. “Hardcore” emerged around 1990-91 from the acid house and rave scene, a brilliant mutation of influences that brought together US and European house and techno, and, increasingly, sped-up hip hop or funk-derived “breakbeats”.
The term itself describes the aesthetic of the scene – gritty and unpretentious, adding a pugnacious edge to the blissed-out hedonism of acid house.

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Point of View is the debut studio album by American jazz singer Cassandra Wilson, recorded in Brooklyn, New York, in December 1985, as the fourth release of the German JMT label in 1986. It was also one of the first albums of a group of musicians around Steve Coleman, that became known as M-Base.