| 1. Come Let Me Know |
| 2. Fresh |
| 3. Boomba Clatt |
| 4. Amped |
| 5. Brooklyn to Brixton |
| 6. Sil Num Tao |
| 7. Clit Licka |
| 8. Punkadelic |
| 9. Goose |
| 10. 2 Females |
| 11. La Machina Latina |
| 12. Mad Situation |
Editorial Reviews
It’s the Freq-in’ weekend, baby we’re about to have us some fun. New Zealand ex-pat Darin Mcfadyen - Freq Nasty to anyone who’s felt the width of his basslines on dancefloors around the world - knows well that the shifting patterns of culture mean fun by the ton in 2004.
Bring Me The Head of Freq Nasty, is his first album for Brighton’s Skint Records and the second of his career. For the last twelve years, he’s been tinkering with the back end of rave culture and carving aural geometry out of uncut basslines and diamond-tipped breakbeats. In 1991 he arrived in Britain with a one-way ticket and immersed himself into the raging elementalism of the drum & bass scene, and emerged, dazed and enthused, as Freq Nasty.
An alumni of the seminal SOUR and Motiv labels, Freq Nasty rapidly established himself as one of the breakbeat scene’s pioneers, producing instant classic after instant classic with studio partner BLIM. As breakbeat flourished into its own, Freq Nasty’s tunes remained ahead of the pack. His remix of Steve Reich’s ‘Desert Music’ became breakbeat’s own ‘Inner City Life’ or ‘Energy Flash’: emblematic signature tunes of an emerging scene. Since then the likes of Fatboy Slim, Kelis and KRS-One have all felt the benefit of a Freq Nasty re-rub. Bring Me The Head Of Freq Nasty is the result of a long hibernation in his studio. What resulted is about as far from generic clockwork breaks as Brixton is from Brisbane, reflecting the genetic stew of urban music today: bashment, breaks, hip hop, drum & bass and garage.
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Freq Nasty Manufacturer: Skint Records UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B0000CG9OZ Release Date: 2004-01-06 |
Tracks:
- Come Let Me Know - Freq Nasty, , Rodney P.
- Fresh
- Boomba Clat - Freq Nasty, , Roots Manuva, , Yolanda
- Amped
- Brooklyn 2 Brixton - Freq Nasty, Kovas
- Sil Num Tao
- Clit Licka
- Punkadelic
- Goose
- 2 Females
- Machina Latina
- Mad Situation - Junior Delgado, Freq Nasty
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Bring Me the Head of Freq Nasty
Freq Nasty Manufacturer: Epic ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000197KT4 Release Date: 2004-03-01 |
Tracks:
- Come Let Me Know - Freq Nasty,
- Fresh
- Boomba Clat - Freq Nasty, ,
- Amped
- Brooklyn to Brixton
- Sil Num Tao
- Clit Licka
- Punkadelic
- Goose
- 2 Females
- Machina Latina
- Mad Situation
- That's My Style
- Dog Choon
Album Description
Full title - Bring Me The Head Of Freq Nasty. Epic. 2004.Album Details
Japanese Version featuring Two Bonus Tracks: "That's My Style", and "Dog Choon".
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Freq Nasty Manufacturer: Sony Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B0002JE96U Release Date: 2004-07-20 |
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Freq Nasty Manufacturer: Skint ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B0001HOWWO Release Date: 2007-03-26 |
Tracks:
- Come Let Me Know - Freq Nasty, , Rodney P.
- Fresh
- Boomba Clat - Freq Nasty, , Roots Manuva, , Yolanda
- Amped
- Brooklyn 2 Brixton - Freq Nasty, Kovas
- Sil Num Tao
- Clit Licka
- Punkadelic
- Goose
- 2 Females
- Machina Latina
- Mad Situation - Junior Delgado, Freq Nasty
Album Description
2003 release from New Zealand-based breakbeat specialist , with guests Roots Manuva, Rodney P, Junior Delgado & more.Album Details
New Zealand-based Breakbeat Specialist with Guests Roots Manuva, Rodney P, Junior Delgado …etc.|
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Freq Nasty Manufacturer: Skint ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000778F8A Release Date: 2007-03-19 |
Tracks:
- Come Let Me Know - Freq Nasty, , Rodney P.
- Fresh
- Boomba Clat - Freq Nasty, , Roots Manuva, , Yolanda
- Amped
- Brooklyn 2 Brixton - Freq Nasty, Kovas
- Sil Num Tao
- Clit Licka
- Punkadelic
- Goose
- 2 Females
- Machina Latina
- Mad Situation - Junior Delgado, Freq Nasty
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Bring Me the Head of Freq Nasty
Freq Nasty Manufacturer: Skint Records UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B00012QKTM Release Date: 2004-01-06 |
Tracks:
- Come Let Me Know
- Fresh
- Boomba Clatt
- Amped
- Brooklyn to Brixton
- Sil Num Tao
- Clit Licka
- Punkadelic
- Goose
- 2 Females
- La Machina Latina
- Mad Situation
Album Description
It's the Freq-in' weekend, baby we're about to have us some fun. New Zealand ex-pat Darin Mcfadyen - Freq Nasty to anyone who's felt the width of his basslines on dancefloors around the world - knows well that the shifting patterns of culture mean fun by the ton in 2004.Bring Me The Head of Freq Nasty, is his first album for Brighton's Skint Records and the second of his career. For the last twelve years, he's been tinkering with the back end of rave culture and carving aural geometry out of uncut basslines and diamond-tipped breakbeats. In 1991 he arrived in Britain with a one-way ticket and immersed himself into the raging elementalism of the drum & bass scene, and emerged, dazed and enthused, as Freq Nasty.
An alumni of the seminal SOUR and Motiv labels, Freq Nasty rapidly established himself as one of the breakbeat scene's pioneers, producing instant classic after instant classic with studio partner BLIM. As breakbeat flourished into its own, Freq Nasty's tunes remained ahead of the pack. His remix of Steve Reich's `Desert Music' became breakbeat's own `Inner City Life' or `Energy Flash': emblematic signature tunes of an emerging scene. Since then the likes of Fatboy Slim, Kelis and KRS-One have all felt the benefit of a Freq Nasty re-rub. Bring Me The Head Of Freq Nasty is the result of a long hibernation in his studio. What resulted is about as far from generic clockwork breaks as Brixton is from Brisbane, reflecting the genetic stew of urban music today: bashment, breaks, hip hop, drum & bass and garage.
Album Description
Freq Nasty, pioneer of the UK breakbeat/nu skool breaks scene and popular dread-head, presents 'Bring Me The Head of Freq Nasty', an album jam-packed full of attitude with breaks, hip-hop, garage, techno and drum and bass all identifiable components. Skint. 2003.Album Review:
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