Imagine being a 17 year old in the year 1986 when this gem was knocking in every house party and center in the birthplace of hip hop NYC!!!! I was that teenager in 1986. Best year of my life. Hip Hop was the best. Cant recapture that feeling anymore.
+woodward rk Thank you my friend! 1986 a great year to grow up in NYC as a teenager loving Hip Hop. Everything was fresh! Graffitti on the trains and Hip Hop in its beginning stages.
I can relate!! Me being from alabama and hearing this type of music in the ny was a culture shock but l loved it fast forward to today still love it today /real hip hop/some of the new stuff l can get but the jams l will never forget
Gotta love GTA Vice City. Wildstyle Radio, Flash FM and Fever 105 are the best stations. All are awesome stations but those are my fav. The video game does a good job in introducing a new generation to the sounds of the olden days.
These guys deserve more credit! Bad ass production duo. All their beats are dope as hell! Always love their 12" versions, remixes and mega mixes on each album. This takes me way back to my teen years....
I was a teenager when this came out and remember Mantronix very well. They just stood out head and shoulders above everyone else as their style was so unique and very hard to imitate. They were decades ahead of their time and Mantronik was a master of the synth and along with the Latin Rascals they had top notch production in their tracks...the bass in this track is heavy and pioneering. Great track from a legendary group.
lukas akerlund Yes Mantronik is an absolute legend. He does not get the recognition he deserves. He pioneered some very innovative sounds in the mid 80s which many others copied...the use of sirens for example in his records...but the bassline in his records is outstanding and has never been matched...
Freshman year in college when this came out. This always got me on the dance floor no matter where I was. That "bassline" just gave me chills and I just had to dance! No lie. Same affect to this day.
I remember when we use to bump this joint in the mid 1980s! ALPINE car stereo with JBL 6x9 speakers with the built-in woofers and tweeters in the back pushed by a KENWOOD amp! 😱😁🔥🔥🔥
I was born in 1985 and thanks to TH-cam, i came across this CLASSIC track back in 2015...been slappin' this old-school banger ever since. Mid 90's rap/hip hop is my favorite era but damn this beat goes fuckin' hard.
Some individuals might be completely unfamiliar with Mantronix ... but this is what I listened to in the 1980s ... and just added it to my Favorites folder in 2015 on this worldline ... Adjust the speakers for maximum volume and let it ride ...
see them do this at wembley in 86 at uk fresh, man did that bassline go threw you, they didnt have sound restrictions on sound like they do at performances these days and clubs, and the bass sound was so different it just was in your face haha.. im there now remember it so well, was well lucky to of seen them, and africa bambataa of course...
You are a classmate of mine, in the 80's, you are now coming down my basement steps, girls and boys on the concrete basement floor dancing in groups and I'm scratching and playing this song, lights going everywhere on the REALISTIC RADIO SHACK MIXER and dance lights blinking all over the basement. Phone numbers, clothes burning, kool aid and hot dogs/chips for everyone. Man I miss this era!
DAMNNNN this brings back those memories....used to play this all the time walkin around da block with my Panasonic Platinum boom box lol ahhh the good ol days!!!!
ohemgee.... I was trying to remember this song for a few hours. I could hear it inmy head but I had to really search for this song. (exhale) Now, I can remember my youth! I remember dancing to this song at a party when I was in 7th grade. I really like the beat.
Mantronix badboys in the day i was 18 Just remember guys they say the 60s was good The 80s pure love Back to Mantronix Baseline was the tune booom Baseline
Windmills, Headspins, The Turtle, who remembers all those wicked moves, this was the tune to get everyone poppin n breaking, mid 80s Baby......💪💪👌👌🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺💃💃🎛🎛🎚🎙🎙🎙🔊🔊🔊🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🔊
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ITS MARCH 2024 and this STILL sounds FUTURISTIC!!
Yes it does!!!! Wonderful teenage years!!!!
2:20
“This’s me chopping an onion”
-Murdoc Niccals
2:16 This is me cutting an onion
Imagine being a 17 year old in the year 1986 when this gem was knocking in every house party and center in the birthplace of hip hop NYC!!!! I was that teenager in 1986. Best year of my life. Hip Hop was the best. Cant recapture that feeling anymore.
Lucky bastard!! Lol perrrfect age for a shitty but classic time I was only 4 hahaha
brother, you ain't lying! this track..the beat..the INTRO. still the dopest shit ever
+angel ortiz That was my dream have 17 old in 1986.Greeting from Czech Republic.
+woodward rk Thank you my friend! 1986 a great year to grow up in NYC as a teenager loving Hip Hop. Everything was fresh! Graffitti on the trains and Hip Hop in its beginning stages.
angel ortiz 1989 into 1990 was my year bro
I'm 56 I come back every now and then to get my young on 😁
Hip-Hop takes its rightful place among Jazz, R&B and all the great genres that Black Americans have given the world!
Welcome brother :)
I hear you..
Same here, brother. Same age. This is the soundtrack for when we were boppin in the streets in our heyday. Miss those days....had a ball, everyday.
I'm 50 still listening‼️🤓🙆💃🎧️🇯🇵
"This is me, cutting a onion"
Why can't I think of a username? Murdoc is a nob
alien butthole eh I’ll get him later
"Hey, faceache!"
This is me cutting an onion. *picture of him cutting an garlic*
Rap music like this never dies.
Yep the world was a lot cooler in 1985
I can relate!! Me being from alabama and hearing this type of music in the ny was a culture shock but l loved it fast forward to today still love it today /real hip hop/some of the new stuff l can get but the jams l will never forget
5:25 "Thats me cutting an onion..." - Murdoc
Gotta love GTA Vice City. Wildstyle Radio, Flash FM and Fever 105 are the best stations. All are awesome stations but those are my fav. The video game does a good job in introducing a new generation to the sounds of the olden days.
Word.
😉
Hector Sanchez OMG MY FAVORITES TOO I AGREE
And ware
nah, my favs are espantoso, wave 103 and vrock, but we can all agree that the whole soundtrack is fantastic
It's impossible to dislike this song.
Eazy- E I agree
literally now
These guys deserve more credit! Bad ass production duo. All their beats are dope as hell! Always love their 12" versions, remixes and mega mixes on each album. This takes me way back to my teen years....
Gorillaz MTV Cribs!
Andrea Orellana This is me cutting an onion
Same
"This is me cutting an onion." *picture of Murdoc cutting an garlic*
I was a teenager when this came out and remember Mantronix very well. They just stood out head and shoulders above everyone else as their style was so unique and very hard to imitate. They were decades ahead of their time and Mantronik was a master of the synth and along with the Latin Rascals they had top notch production in their tracks...the bass in this track is heavy and pioneering. Great track from a legendary group.
lukas akerlund I would imagine it was Mantronik himself. He is the best producer ever along with Arthur Baker and The Latin Rascals.
lukas akerlund Yes Mantronik is an absolute legend. He does not get the recognition he deserves. He pioneered some very innovative sounds in the mid 80s which many others copied...the use of sirens for example in his records...but the bassline in his records is outstanding and has never been matched...
Your dam right there style was different and unique .
Seen the king of beats at the age of 14 forever MANTRONIX!!!!!!🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊 53 YEARS OLD NOW AND SOUND BETTER THAN EVER!
Absolutely agree 53 years old myself this song with my headphones on gives me goosebumps every time I play it
We went off to this jam in college. One of the best era's in rap history.
“Murdoc is a nob.”- Dennis Hopper
I'll get em
You have any idea how long I’ve been searching for this
uuAH I WENT SEARCHING FOR THIS SONG BC OF THAT
Dope since 85..miss the 80's hip hop..buying everything on 12' singles or whole albums to put them on cassette
Yeah haha
It has everything. Cool bassline with Acid house tone. Smooth rapping, and that hand clapping on the synth...A classic
The hi-hats doing their job, without them - the 303 is not so sufficient to deal with
Mantronix is the king of the beats
When Mantronix and Just-Ice got together...they made history.
Yep mantronix started trap music and just ice started gangsta rap in new york city
Bang on mate. I was 20 when this track hit South London. So fucking good!
Nearly 30 years old this tune, the bass is the nuts here, remember this as a teen, you could drop this into a Dub set now no problem.
Takes me back instantly to being a teenager. What a track!
i bump'ed this shit in the 80's.. these guy's were way ahead of their time.
That snare drum is satisfying as hell, one of a kind sound
Mantronix was the only one who could make a 909 sound like that
@@BVRNERMVSIC its a shame he never learned how to turn up vocals though
MC Tee one of the most underrated rappers of all time.
Freshman year in college when this came out. This always got me on the dance floor no matter where I was. That "bassline" just gave me chills and I just had to dance! No lie. Same affect to this day.
Ever since I played through Vice City, this has been one of the best songs to dissociate on the road with, while speeding down the highway.
I remember when we use to bump this joint in the mid 1980s! ALPINE car stereo with JBL 6x9 speakers with the built-in woofers and tweeters in the back pushed by a KENWOOD amp! 😱😁🔥🔥🔥
Damn!!!
I know your neighbors loved you.
Damn, i'll be listening to my 4 mantronix albums all day now...awesome stuff...this was the first album I ever bought.
I was 18,born n raised in south central LA. B boy at heart,all hip hop love peace to my brethren!
This track could come out TODAY and be as fresh as ever.
This is me, cutting an onion
This is why 1986 was the best year ever known to man! :).
Classic joint that will never die
hit the like when ur over 45 and still love the song!! :D
peace brothers and sisters!
i'm 51 and i have goose bumps right now...it's an awesome jump back :)
If you were born between 1963 and 1978, you was probably up on this jawn in the 80"s
21 years old, but like :)
Know us youngins are bumping this today not even from that time but we know good music💯
@@zalz Really? Name some songs from that era.
I bought this single back in 1986 - still love it!
Did ye aye ?
@@gordo9490 Why aye man!
2021 and still bumping
The beat hits hard...One the best song from high school.
Yoooo... Shit brought tears to my eyes... True element of Hip Hop!! Damn I'm old...
#FACTZ
I never thought I'd get this much views on this when I uploaded it year's ago, now if only I can remember my damn password lol
Gordon Dudoward. i got 130 old school. rap albums, alot of 12"'s you know anyone that i could sell them to. Im 55 and tired of packing around
Do you have a listing of what you have? Where are you based I might be interested
@@dwightsagala5647 What @Nick Gibson said.
@@dwightsagala5647 Really? Selling online?
Still bangs!
I was born in 1985 and thanks to TH-cam, i came across this CLASSIC track back in 2015...been slappin' this old-school banger ever since. Mid 90's rap/hip hop is my favorite era but damn this beat goes fuckin' hard.
I was 12 when this came out good days London England
This continues to stand head and shoulders above any hip hop music produced today. These guys really had skill and creativity.
Love this I remember practicing popping and locking in my bedroom.
OMG memories this song was crazy still crazy love ❤️ it..
Mantronix WAS Mantronix......and i hope Brother Mantronix is still here!!
it was 1985 when i ever first heard this song in the disco... i was overwelmd .. it still has that effect on me.. thanks for sharing :)
hands down a classic mantronix aka king if the beats
TYPICAL SONG FROM THE COLD WAR ERA
SO GLAD I GREW UP IN THE MARVELOUS 80’S... OH OUI !
WHAT A GREAT ERA! I’M GLAD THAT I LIVED THROUGH IT. OH OUI !
This cut will always be fire!!!!!
saw them in 1986 in ESCAPE Amsterdam.....m AWESOME
Ok dan Strakke gast 👌🏾
I was born in 1986, the same year rappers Drake, Waka Flocka Flame and singer Cassie Ventura were born
I am a true 80s baby if I can define the phrase better
It's been decades since I heard this jam!
Mantronix always ended up having the best edits in hip hop
This is my tune - blue adidas gazelles on - bouncing North London- Arsenal - this is how we did it early Eighties - people - love you all !!
Some individuals might be completely unfamiliar with Mantronix ... but this is what I listened to in the 1980s ... and just added it to my Favorites folder in 2015 on this worldline ... Adjust the speakers for maximum volume and let it ride ...
I still have this classic on record in my collection.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've had this stuck in my head for a week
I always jump rope to this even when I’m tired I can muster enough energy to dance to this beat ❤
i'm from south Texas and we use to bump Mantronix up and down the gulf coast in the 80's and early 90's !!i still got my cassette tapes and cd's!!!
80 % recall on lyrics after 37 years . Never get old this era. Xx
Rocking this in 86 in the UK on all the London Hip Hop stations. Rest in Peace to Mike Allen! Capital radio
Blessed by this tune.
Way ahead of its time
Glad i was there
Cruising through Vice City at night
Loved back in the day, and still love it now!
see them do this at wembley in 86 at uk fresh, man did that bassline go threw you, they didnt have sound restrictions on sound like they do at performances these days and clubs, and the bass sound was so different it just was in your face haha.. im there now remember it so well, was well lucky to of seen them, and africa bambataa of course...
The real deal. Kurtis and MC Tee were amazing. They still bump this in nightclubs.
Do they!?
+Eazy - E You bet your bottom dollar Eric.
+Dana H which clubs? And where? NYC? LA?
Gta vc and mtv cribs brought me here
I got this album when I was in middle school back in dayz still sound fresh day I got it . Nothing like tha classic love it .
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One of the greatest rap songs ever!
I was stationed in Frankfurt Germany when this song came out. ah the good old days.
Thanks for serving.
You are a classmate of mine, in the 80's, you are now coming down my basement steps, girls and boys on the concrete basement floor dancing in groups and I'm scratching and playing this song, lights going everywhere on the REALISTIC RADIO SHACK MIXER and dance lights blinking all over the basement. Phone numbers, clothes burning, kool aid and hot dogs/chips for everyone. Man I miss this era!
THANK YOU VICE CITY! if it weren't for you I would have never known of this FRESH JOINT!!!
The first group to really bring the synth to forefront of hip hop. love em. big up
This is proper hip hop at it's best bad Tune. Richard.
When I was a teenager 😎✌🏻 remembering having this on a TDK tape together with T La Rock...what a time we had 😎
I was in Miami when this came out ....sometimes I wish we could go back for a bit.
real hip-hop 👌
Favorite song on wildstyle in vice city
MANTRONIX were the best and still!!!!!!!
Thank you Lord for allowing me to witness this era!!!
🫵🏼✌️
man....the bass on this use to make me cry.......I made a video with the late Len Bias dunking bassline to this song right chere.......
Shout out to Len Bias. Like a lot of this old school hip hop, young folk never heard of L.B.
0:24 "This is me, cutting an onion..."
2:16
The Kikkoman!
The Kikkoman!
The Kikkoman! 😂😂
DAMNNNN this brings back those memories....used to play this all the time walkin around da block with my Panasonic Platinum boom box lol ahhh the good ol days!!!!
I didn't have to imagine, I lived it.
ohemgee.... I was trying to remember this song for a few hours. I could hear it inmy head but I had to really search for this song. (exhale) Now, I can remember my youth! I remember dancing to this song at a party when I was in 7th grade. I really like the beat.
love the old school im 47 and still mix it up and make beats!!
When you love music, it never gets old!
🫵🏼🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mantronix badboys in the day i was 18
Just remember guys they say the 60s was good
The 80s pure love
Back to Mantronix Baseline was the tune booom Baseline
'86/'87 were my years... this track.... love it
This jam and fresh is the WORD are my favs M-A-N-T-R-O-N-I-X Bassline☝️👆💪👏🏻Strong Island 🌴 NY
Yo,can't believe I too was 14, rockin this wth my brother and friend joey m . This beat takese back
I love the roland 808 and the 909.
Dubstep of the 80’s
proper old skool beats...mantronix rock !
This is me cutting an onion
TheUndeadGamer murdoc is a nob
alien butthole He'll get him 😂😂😂
xdxdxDxd hahahaha
Vice city showed me this in 2002 I'm 27 now still bumping lol
Só quem curtiu que conhece!!! Tempos que jamais se repetirá novamente!!! As garotas então! !!!!!!!!!!
Windmills, Headspins, The Turtle, who remembers all those wicked moves, this was the tune to get everyone poppin n breaking, mid 80s Baby......💪💪👌👌🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺💃💃🎛🎛🎚🎙🎙🎙🔊🔊🔊🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🔊