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H-Foundation - 420 Sessions E.P. FLAC album


Performer: H-Foundation
Genre: Electronic
Title: 420 Sessions E.P.
Country: US
Released: 1999
Style: House
Label: Siesta Music
Catalog Number: SM003
FLAC version ZIP size: 1548 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1256 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2282 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 279

Tracklist

1Hear Dis Sound
2Beatin Bonus
3Spaced Jam

Credits

  • Written-ByB. Varga, E. Galaviz, Hipp-E and Halo

Notes

Thanks to Lisa, Katie, family and all friends who have inspired us.
Love and best wishes go out to Doc and family.

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I am hcv men
Hear Dis Sound is timeless.... heavy bass and great tribal flavour. Still playing it !!!

Uste
This record was, and still is great. All the derivative crap that made an entire genre out of it, leading to dj's playing all these tracks together with no variety, putting the nail in the coffin of the already weakening underground scene in SF... was not.

Kamick
man. what a record. i really have to say o my god !

jorik
so great every time I hear that echo just keep going. label art by arizona department of tourism and to my and hanky's disbelief it's cheaper than most burritos!

Silly Dog
Cant believe how cheap this is?? This was one of the best things around at the time of release. Every dj i knew was out looking for it or wanted to know what it was. Still holds up now.

Diab
I used to play this at the Pleasuredome while "breaking" them of the top 40 pop-crap sound they were use to . This along with other hard hitting classic's like Exos - "Green Beat" Ron Trent - "Altered States" etc were intrumental in helping to do that.

Silverbrew
A Masterpiece that will never go out of fashion.

Bloodhammer
Its all about "Hear Dis Sound" in this 12'' - A classic tribal house tune, amazing groove and ultra sub bass line along with a very futuristic vocal...The arrangement is also very smart & unexpected in the way it unfolds. Trademark of the early 2000s quality tribal tech influenced house, trademark sound of the west coast/siesta records... It was a favorite of many DJs including the residents @ fabric,london. One of the best, if not the best h-foundation production to date in my opinion. Dope!