Rob Gee Discography of CDs

Rob Gee discography Recording information: Bzrk Studios, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Natas Underground Lair A.K.A. The StuGEEo, NJ; Underground Sound Studios, South Amboy, NJ. Personnel: Rob Gee (vocals); Rob Gee; Vin Man (guitar, background vocals); Mike Puch (bass guitar, background vocals); T-Bert, Freddy Wood (drums); Nicky Twist (turntables, background vocals). Audio Mixer: Rob ...

Rob Gee songs This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by Rob Gee. From the ashes of Frankie Bones' legendary Storm raves, New York hardcore, as seen through the smoke-red eyes of Rob Gee, has an aggressively sarcastic tone, typical of its city of origin, that differentiates it from the more pseudo-militaristic march of Northern European gabber that is its closest relative. Although the standard overdriven kick-drum and cardiac arrest tempos are present, Gee's particular style owes an equal amount to the hip-hop mega-mix of his youth, with sample-crazed breaks and synthesized call-and-response choruses. Of course, it's all done with a particularly twisted sense of humor. Whether Gee is biting the classic beat of Run-D.M.C.'s "It's Like That," or singing along in the cadence of the Oompa-Loompas, you gotta hope he's joking as he chants "U-Want-Some-X." Regardless, the tongue-in-cheek method answers the accusations of the Paisans on "Jersey Guido" when they claim, "This sounds like the same record over and over again." A wisenheimer like Gee keeps you entertained throughout. ~ Joshua Glazer Hard House;Gizmo,Rob Gee,Omar Santana,Joey Jupiter,Buzz Fuzz Recording information: Digital Studios, Brooklyn, NY; Digitalhut Studios, Brooklyn, NY; The Natas Underground Lair.

Rob Gee CD discography Track Listing of songs: Intro: My Fucking Way; Gabberlove; Ravers Movement; Do You Wanna Dance; Catastrophe; Leprachan; Allright Here We Go; Allright Here We Go; Natas Is Counting; Name of the DJ; Fuck Charly & Theo; There Is No Other; Rockin; Sex, Drugs & Gabberhouse; End of the Beginning, The; Let's Get Wappie; To da Rhythm; Always Hardcore; Eeg Bor; Happy Is for Hobo's; Let Ya; Get the Fuck Up; Brooklyn Mob; N.Y.C. Speedcore; Assfucker; XTC You Got What I Need; Outro;

Rob Gee albums When you're working at the far edge of the musical envelope, it's good to keep a sense of humor, or you run the risk of falling into po-faced pretentiousness or bitterness. Rob Gee has been operating for over a decade at the furthest reaches of the electro spectrum. In the early '90s he had a dual career as metal band frontman and a Janus-faced DJ, separately spinning techno and metal/industrial. Smashing them together, Gee created gabber, an extreme sound that blended metal and high-BPM techno into one headbanging style. Where Gee led, few other DJs/artists dared follow, and he remains virtually in a class all his own. Says......, the second in a projected trilogy of albums with his five-man band, is a comic ride through all of Gee's musical loves and influences. Guaranteed to get the most yucks is "Jersey Guido," where The Sopranos crew sets about creating a pure '90s-styled gabber track. And there are plenty more laughs within. "The Milky Way" is a goofy hip-hop/gabber shout-out to the candy bar, "Polyester" ...

Rob Gee CD discography Track Listing of songs: Introducing the New Leader; Deadman Remix; Step to These; Sword Sharpening Remix; Ffwd Rew; Rough This Year; Kyukyoku; Riot in New York Remix; Twinpusher; Come on Remix; Swaying Vio-Lyn; Head Space, La;