The Ballistic Brothers are something of a quintessential London post-acid house outfit. Combining the production talents of some of the most popular figures on the progressive house and acid jazz scenes (Ashley Beedle of Black Science Orchestra, Dave Hill of Nuphonic Records, and house-tech duo Rocky and Diesel), the Ballistics pursue a hip-hop/house/jazz/soul crossover that tends to spell party no matter where its played. Releasing most of their initial material on London club staple Junior Boys Own (including their 1994 debut London Hooligan Soul), the group established the Soundboy label in 1996 to release the follow-up, Rude System. The albums semantic-cum-stylistic switch came via Dave Hills trip to Jamaica just prior to recording the album, an inspiration that also led the group to pursue a remix project (similar to Mad Professors take on Massive Attacks 1995 album Protection) at Bob Marleys Kingston studio. Group members individual projects also include X-Press 2, Free Soul, Low Pressing Records, Blacker, Ill Sun Records, Yellow Sox, and the Uschi Classen band. ~ Sean Cooper, All Music Guide.
Please change the title to be more accurate:
The Ballistic Brothers - Come On (Simon Templar aka Wax Doctor Mix)
Discogs MR#: 70898.
discogs.com/Ballistic-Brothers-Peckings-Come-On/master/70898
jimthing1 1 month ago
Forgive my ignorance, but would someone be able to name all the instruments in this track? I've loved it since I first heard it back in '95 and always wanted to know more about it.
Emporator 1 year ago
Thanx, bannananjicious!
Bannananjama 2 years ago 2
this is the waxdoctor remix, it's a great tune..
Summer madness tune.
ldnkid 2 years ago
yeah I'm lovin' this beat...niceness!!!...
AbbottSupreme 3 years ago
relaxing beat, nice jungle vibe to it
calyx06 3 years ago