MC ADE - Aint No Thang 1996

As far as i know Ain't No Thang was the last album ADE dropped. I always considered this to be a crossover album. Most of the songs were mainstream and not more like the Miami bass sound he began with. However when you work with other artist you get a new sound so C.B.C was on point with ADE. I came Back and Bass Train helped the album. ADe Fans loved the robot sound ADe perfected. Any Way ... By 96 i had moved from FL and lost track of anything else from ADE or 4 Sight. But well known for hit hit Bass Rock Express And Bass Mechanic, ADE will for ever be known as the man that made the first miami bass record. See More Here

MC ADE - Aint No Thang Like The Game 1996

01 - Luv Em, Luv Em, Baby [Radio Mixx]
02 - Feel Me
03 - Ain't No Thang Like the Game
04 - Sunshine
05 - Confessions of a Gangsta [Radio Mixx]
06 - Scarred for Life
07 - I Came Back
08 - Bass Train
09 - Go A.D.E.
10 - Bass Mechanic [Remix]
11 - Purified Gangsta
12 - If You're Lonely
13 - Can You Feel It
14 - Bass Train [Instrumental]
15 - Luv Em, Luv Em, Baby [Dub Mixx]

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Gucci Crew II - So Def, So Fresh, So Stupid 1988

The Gucci Crew II was a Miami Bass group popular between 1986 and 1994. The group was made up of MC V and TFS (aka 240 Shorty), along with Disco Rick, who was their DJ early on.

As Amos went into semi-retirement for a few years, Disco Rick assumed the role of producer. They released the album "So Def, So Fresh, So Stupid" in 1987, which became a hugely successful album locally on the heels of 2 Live Crew's debut album. The success was only heightened as the campy single, "Sally, that Girl", caught fire outside of Florida that same year, which over time proved to be their signature song.

Gucci Crew II - So Def, So Fresh, So Stupid [1988]

A1 - Gucci Bass
A2 - The Cabbage Patch
A3 - Till The Day We Die
A4 - Sally "That Girl"
A5 - We're Def - Yall
B1 - Gucci Broke
B2 - Get'em Girls
B3 - And The Beat Goes
B4 - Dating Game


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Gucci Crew II - What Time Is It? - 1988

In 1988, the trio released "What Time is It? Gucci Time" and was quickly embraced by the emerging car audio bass market. Tensions arose as the final version of the album featured a parody of Doug E. Fresh's "La Di Da Di", which went against Disco Rick's wishes. As a result, Rick left the unit to form "The Dogs", and Gucci Crew suddenly found themselves without a DJ and producer.


Gucci Crew - What Time Is It? (It's Gucci Time) [1988]

A1 - Sex Shooter
A2 - Truz & Vogues
A3 - Sweet As Taboo
A4 - Shirley
A5 - Gucci Time

B1 - Whys Always Got To Be Run
B2 - They Call Me Gucci
B3 - Show Bizz
B4 - Fuddy Duddy
B5 - It's So Hard (To Say Goodbye)

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