Naz AKA Naz - Organised Crime (Remix) MP3 FLAC

Naz Aka Naz Déja Vu Recordings Breakbeat Hardcore 1992

Tracklist

1	Organised Crime (DJ Eye Spy Remix) Remix – DJ Eye Spy	5:55
2	Break Beaper Mixed By – Naz AKA Naz	5:56

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DJV019	Naz Aka Naz	Organised Crime ‎(12")	Déja Vu Recordings	DJV019	UK	1992
DJV 019R	Naz AKA Naz	Organised Crime (Remix) ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Déja Vu Recordings	DJV 019R	UK	1992
DJV 019	Naz AKA Naz	Organised Crime ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl, Sta)	Déja Vu Recordings	DJV 019	UK	1992

Credits

Mixed By – Naz AKA Naz
Written-By – D. Hope, N. Khan

Notes

Mixed at Low Life. Pressed at Damont Audio Limited, UK.

Track A samples:
Vocal from Eric B. & Rakim - Let The Rhythm Hit 'em
Vocal from Run-DMC - Peter Piper
Vocal from Run-DMC - Hit It Run
Vocal from Ultramagnetic MC's - A Chorus Line
Vocal from Public Enemy - Countdown To Armageddon
Strings from Nino Rota - The Godfather Theme
Dialogue from the film The Godfather: Part III

Track B samples:
Vocal from Masta Ace - Can't Stop The Bumrush
Piano from Control - Dance With Me (I'm Your Ecstacy)

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: DJV 019R A¹
Matrix / Runout: DJV 019R B¹
Other (Additional etchings both sides): DAMONT
Barcode (Text): 5 021292 101966 >
Barcode (Scan): 5021292101966

Companies

Mixed At – Low Life Studios

Video

Naz AKA Naz - Organised Crime (Remix) MP3 FLAC

Performer: Naz AKA Naz
Genre: Electronic
Title: Organised Crime (Remix)
Country: UK
Released: 1992
Style: Breakbeat, Hardcore
MP3 album: 2688 mb
FLAC album: 2433 mb
Rating: 4.0
Votes: 492
Source: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
№ Cat: DJV019R
Label: Déja Vu Recordings

Androlhala

Break Beaper has a nice tough break, a few samples and fairly uplifting piano break, average 92 hardcore really. Flip it over for Organised Crime which is a blatant rip off (cover!) of elements of Acen - Trip to the Moon (pt1). It even has the same keyboard pattern played at a different note and the breakdown that is similar to the Bond sample but not the same. Whether it was out of respect or a mikey take it was a pretty poor attempt.

I can still see where he´s comin from, if you listen with Trip to the moon in mind in fact it´s the same synthline and the piano is samish. Nevertheless, I wouldnt call it either a blatant rip off nor bad, it´s a stunner of a tune that always caused mayhem when I played it out

Sy1975 - you don't know your music - it's not a 'cover' of Trip to the Moon at all, but samples the GodFather soundtrack (hence all the Al Pacino "i thought i was out but they pulled me back in" sample use. Both the original & remix EP are a slammin example of 92 UK breakbeat, just before the official 93 darkside took over...also quite typical of the Deja Vu label - fast, grindy & dark, with layered hard breaks & basslines. Top work from Naz again.