Sister Bliss - Badman mp3

Performer:

Sister Bliss

Album:

Badman

Country:

Germany

Released:

1996

Label:

Blow Up

Catalog:

INT 193.189

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Progressive House

MP3 archive size:

1192 mb

FLAC archive size:

1661 mb

Sister Bliss Germany Blow Up Progressive House 1996

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Tracklist

1	Badman (Badman Original Mix) Backing Vocals – Dido, Sister BlissBass – Aubrey NunnVocals – Junkdog L Howler	9:22
2	Badman (Junkdog)	7:03
3	Badman (Being Boiled)	6:28
4	Badman (Epic Mix) Backing Vocals – Dido, Sister BlissVocals – Junkdog L Howler	9:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
JDOGCD.1	Sister Bliss	Bad Man ‎(CD, Single)	Junk Dog Records	JDOGCD.1	UK	1996
ORCDM 53130	Sister Bliss	Bad Man ‎(CD, Maxi)	Orange Records	ORCDM 53130	Sweden	1996
JDOG12.001	Sister Bliss	Badman ‎(2x12", Promo)	Junk Dog Records	JDOG12.001	UK	1996
GB 282 96 0004 0	Sister Bliss	Bad Man ‎(VHS, PAL)	Junk Dog Records	GB 282 96 0004 0	UK	1996
INT 828.109, 7243 8 83051 2 9	Sister Bliss	Bad Man ‎(CD, Maxi)	Blow Up, Blow Up	INT 828.109, 7243 8 83051 2 9	Germany	1996

Credits

Engineer, Mixed By – Goetz
Producer, Mixed By – Rollo And Sister Bliss
Written-By – Paul Herman, Rollo, Sister Bliss

Notes

(P)&(C) 1996 Junk Dog Records
Marketed by Intercord Tonträger GmbH, Licensee
Made in Germany

Published by BMG/Champion Music/CC

Although this release seems to be a 1-1 copy of the UK Junk Dog Records JDOG12.001, Being Boiled is a different version. This one is 06:28 against 05:42 on the UK release. This seems to be a re-worked version, as the one on the UK release sounds as a very early try-out.

Barcodes

Label Code: LC 8076

Video

Onnell

To me, this is THE seminal Rollo & Sister Bliss production. Wonderful, over the top "epic house" megalomania, the likes of which ruled the clubs as well as the charts in '95 and '96. The tune starts out as a solid progressive house track with rave stabs - until the breakdown, where it suddenly switches into a mid-tempo breakbeat with a fucking harmonica-fueled blues rock song on top! The singer "Junkdog L. Howler", whoever he may be (I haven't seen him credited on any other record), provides a clichéd, yet fun song about being on the run from the law, with Sister Bliss herself and Rollo's little sister Dido on the chorus asking "what can I do, yeah / to make the bad man good?" Then the track switches back to prog house with one of those epic hooks Rollo and Sister Bliss are best known for, setting the dancefloor on fire once more. The "Epic Mix" goes into a similar direction, though being little less insane than the original. The C and D sides provide more conventional hard house versions which lose most of the vocals in favor of increased usability as DJ tools. Highly recommended, even though it might be hard to find a place for this in modern DJ sets.

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