Ain't No Doubt About It

DJ Magic Mike

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 21, 1991)
• Original Release Date: 1991
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Cheetah Records
• ASIN: B000000FXC
• Also Available in: Audio Cassette  |  Vinyl  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #71,376 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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5.0 out of 5 stars The greatest of all Times, October 23, 2005

By	BHargett (Raleigh, NC) - See all my reviews

This is for me the best bass album of all times. This album (tape at the time I heard it) was it. My friends were trying to get me to listen to bass music and the first one I heard was Magic Mike first one (when he had the geri curl) and I was like get this crap out of my face (the weak rapping turned me off) then I believe I heard some techmaster peb, if there is any type of music that I hate it is that techno eurotrash stuff. Uggghhhh.

Then I saw my boys listening to a tape on headphones at the library and they were like Bobby listen to this one. And it was feel the bass 3. And when he broke out with that first extended bass boom I threw the headphones off and I was like in utter disbelief, everybody was like man I told you. I listened to the that song like 5 times that day, freaking amazing. There were 2 other songs on here that just kills almost all other bass tracks (I think amazon has them mislabeled here). Do you Like Bass (awesome, they have it listed as Class in Session) and Slow Draggin (brings back memories of me Colin and Joe frontin' in Colin's dad car 1am with a big old car phone, amazon lists this song as Exile Via Freestyle).

Quad force/captain quad are the only ones that come close to magic mike, not that I have heard everything, but most other stuff was to techno, too much rapping, and too much bass test type songs. I just like when they took bass made a good beat off it, threw in some cymbals, and maybe a piano or horn tune and let it flow.

Unfortunatley, the bass era didn't last long and Magic Mike tried to keep up, but he couldn't do it. He needed to collaborate with a popular rapper at the time or something, because all the rappers he had or the raps he did himself suuuuucccckkkeeeddd. Most of the times he concentrated to much on the booty shakin stufff, but a few of his raps come to mind that were good. There was Lower than dynamite (MC Madness), Sweet Georgia Bound (T Isaam), and Breakfast in Bed (T Isaam). And a song many Bassheads may not of heard "I get the Powell" on the T Isaam album Southern Hospitality another of Magic's best.

Once Quad Force is available via ITunes I will be buying all the bass songs that I once loved and lost.

5.0 out of 5 stars I miss these boys here, December 29, 2002

By	Sherance M. Brothers (Jasper, Alabama United States) - See all my reviews

I remember bumping this staedily back in 91-92 this is the shiznit mike is one of hip hop's most underrated dj's and him and mc madness paved the way for trick daddy, and trina every cut on here has the famous miami booty bass sound.

4.0 out of 5 stars DJ Magic Mike and MC Madness- ain't no doubt about it., April 9, 2002

By A Customer

It's a classic! When feel the bass 3 first came out everyone was lined up at store to get it. The bass lines in the song were like nothing anyone had ever heard. The rest of the cd was average. But the one song that will always stick in everyones mind that had a system or has a system is feel the bass 3!!