Let’s keep rolling with the Video Jukebox effect. By this time I had a 3/4 Ton Chevy pick up truck. It was 4 Wheel drive with a rugged camo paint job. The guy I bought from had taken out the bench seat and dropped in a pair of bucket seats. This left a rather large space between the seats. I filled this space with a 12″ Subwoofer cabinet. I also added a pullout stereo and a kick ass Jensen amp and some huge speakers behind the seats. To say it thumped was an understatement. When I cranked up the volume, the rear view mirror became unusable.
Nemesis, like 2 Live Crew is disappointing because they can’t shut up. The music, beats, samples and DJ work is outstanding but then they try to rap over the top of it and the message is cheap stereotypical and at a third grade reading level. It ruins what wold have been stellar grooves. Life is so much more than Bitches And Money. Now you’re boiling like a crock-pot doesn’t suggest sexual anticipation. It is an indictment of weak vocabulary.
The song that showed up on the Video Jukebox was the title track Munchie For Your Bass. I thought it was weak lyrically but I still liked it enough to try them out. I was surprised when I got the CD. You see, our old TV didn’t have the ability to play the bass line so I never heard that signature bass line until I played it on a proper stereo. It sounded really good on the sub in my truck.
Droppin’ The Bass
I Want Your Sex –
Munchies For Your BassIt looks like this video was recorded off the Video Jukebox channel. How weird is that?