Traumatic Stress - Who The Fuck Is James Brown? FLAC

Traumatic Stress House Techno 1991 Germany

Tracklist

Who The Fuck Is James Brown?	5:05
Who The Fuck Is James Brown? (Radio Version)	3:49
Who The Fuck Is James Brown? (Instrumental)	5:04

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
90 70102, 9070102	Traumatic Stress	Who The Fuck Is James Brown? ‎(CD, Maxi)	!Hype, !Hype	90 70102, 9070102	Germany	1991
9070101, 90 70101	Traumatic Stress Featuring Mac Nac	Traumatic Stress Featuring Mac Nac - Who The Fuck Is James Brown? ‎(12")	!Hype, !Hype	9070101, 90 70101	Germany	1991
9070101	Traumatic Stress	Who The Fuck Is James Brown? ‎(12")	!Hype	9070101	Netherlands	1991
9070100, 907010	Traumatic Stress	Who The Fuck Is James Brown? ‎(7")	!Hype, !Hype	9070100, 907010	Netherlands	1991
9070102	Traumatic Stress	Who The Fuck Is James Brown? ‎(CD, Maxi)	!Hype	9070102	Netherlands	1991
300168-4	Traumatic Stress	Who The Fuck Is James Brown? ‎(Cass, Single)	!Hype	300168-4	Netherlands	1991

Steep

A shit record, just as bad as "James Brown is dead". The titel of this record suggests, there is no need anymore for Black Music, when Techno became popular in the early 90s. What this racist idiots didn't know, Techno was also invented by Blacks.

Ance

Absolutely atrocious crap. (Filler words here since Discogs now only permits reviews or comments of at least 10 words.) Electronic music from the pits of hell.

Timberahue

As a follow-up to the mega-hit by L.A. Style (James Brown is Dead), and Holy Noise - James Brown is still Alive, Traumatic Stress came out with this track.It's more chaotic then the other 'James Brown' releases, and doesn't quite catch you while listening (that being said, I normally do like chaotic music!). Actually, it's not a great track, and only (maybe) worth listening to because of the previous tracks about James. This is probably why you never hear this track at a party, because my guess is that the whole dancefloor would boo the DJ if he played this.The rest of the releases is 'easy money', because making a softer Radio Version, and cutting some samples for the Instrumental is just filling the CD-single with the least effort possible.

Bloodhammer

As a follow-up to the mega-hit by L.A. Style (James Brown is Dead), and Holy Noise - James Brown is still Alive, Traumatic Stress came with this track. It's more chaotic and doesn't quite catch you while listening (And I do like chaotic music!). Actually, it's not a great track, and only worth listening to because of the previous tracks about James. This is probably why you never hear this track at a party, because my guess is that the whole dancefloor would boo the DJ if he played this. Easy money, because making a softer Radio Version, and cutting some samples for the Instrumental is just filling the record/CD with the least effort possible.