Mantronix - Sing A Song (Break It Down)from the album "In Full Effect "(1988).

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Sample chain found! songs sampled in Mantronix's Sing a Song (Break It Down): Pussyfooter by Jackie Robinson (1976). Change the Beat (Female Version) by Beside (1982). Dazz by Brick (1976). Koala's Lament by Lovage feat. Chupacabras by Tiro De Gracia (1997).

Sing A Song (Break It Down). Mixed By – Mantronik. Mantronik (?) Mixed By – Mantronik. In Full Effect ‎(Cass, Album, Dol). 버전 판매. CDIX 74. Mantronix.

Break it down is Taiwanese Mandopop boyband SpeXial's second Mandarin studio album. The album also features "Subtle Love", the theme song to Moon River, a Taiwanese-Chinese idol drama.

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so trust never give you a bust We'll make it or break it like a ride on the bus Through the city so pretty we're lively and giddy Could put ya in the cut to make you beg for pity Like the crew Mantronix with the real nitty gritty Can make sweet love or bite off your titty  . if you want to be exact just keep and attack But like I kid I wear, the voice you hear The constant stares from the girls over there Up and down my spine, it feels divine We'll dine, drink wine like a pantomime And not a word will be said Before read, I'm yours, you're mine so don't be.

You can listen to the In Full Effect album and the songs belonging to the album on this page. You can also check other albums of Mantronix. Sing A Song (Break It Down). Mega - Mix ('88) (Instrumental).

Mantronix: The Album has undergone a strangely accidental evolution to its status as a lost hip-hop classic: Beloved by veteran heads yet considered incredibly dated in the sample-artisan Dre/RZA/Pete Rock/Primo 90s, it's since started sounding a lot more like a well-aging and prescient forebear of Southern bounce and hyphy. As prescient as some of this stuff sounds, the vocal portion of this duo is more of his time- MC Tee is as 1985 as they come, replete with sing-song post-LL flow, lyrics, and an instance of the word "shit" getting bleeped out. Those who don't mind how lyricism sounded before Rakim will find charm in Tee's voice, though- for one thing, he acts as yet another fine-tuned component of Mantronik's rhythmic traffic, frequently adding an altered cadence and off-beat emphases in what would otherwise be a straightforward old-school flow.

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