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E-De-Cologne

Format: Vinyl Double Album
Genre: Gabba

Die Langspielschallplatte

A1 I Believe In Da Power Of American Immigrants (Original) (5:21)
A2 Untitled (5:05)
A3 Discomachine (4:52)
A4 Untitled (3:54)
B1 Amigated Lover (5:06)
B2 Untitled (5:35)
B3 Untitled (7:49)
B4 Untitled (5:35)
C1 Untitled (3:57)
C2 Untitled (4:01)
C3 Untitled (4:16)
C4 Untitled (5:17)
D1 Untitled (4:56)
D2 Untitled (6:58)
D3 Untitled (4:54)
D4 Untitled (6:13)

Mono Tone

Cat No: Mono-026
Released: 1993
Out Of Stock

Scarface

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Don't Fuck With The Chuck

A1 Don't Fuck With The Chuck (4:17)
A2 Don't Fuck With The Chuck (Remix 1) (4:16)
B1 Don't Fuck With The Chuck (Remix 2) (4:46)
B2 Don't Fuck With The Chuck (Remix 3) (4:44)

Brrr Records

Cat No: BR - 180
Released: 1993

£12.00

Technohead

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Banana-na-na - DumB DiddY DumB

A1 Banana-na-na (Phromage Mix) (5:26)
A2 Banana-na-na (Phierce Mix) (6:20)
B1 Banana-na-na (Phun Phactory Mix) (4:50)
B2 Banana-na-na (Wicked Mix) (3:59)
B3 Banana-na-na (Phreestyle Radio Mix) (3:45)

Mokum Records

Cat No: MOK 61
Released: 1996

£6.00

Brothers In Law

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Here We Go

A1 Here We Go (4:20)
A2 Happy Motherfucker (4:35)
B1 Your Ticket (4:36)
B2 Movin' Up (4:28)
B3 Rotterdam Jungle (909180) (2:14)

Terror Traxx

Cat No: TT15
Released: 1994
Out Of Stock

Turbulence & Terrorists

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Demolition Party

A1 Turbulence 6 Million Ways To Die (3:53)
B1 Terrorists Interzone (2:45)

Super Special Corp.

Cat No: SS-13
Released: 1994
Out Of Stock

Suicide Commando (2)

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch Picture Disc
Genre: Gabba

Open Your Sperm - Hungry Mouth, Scum!

Moretankside
A1 Cold Storm (4:17)
A2 Home For The Scum (4:26)
A3 Out Of Control (Rmx) (5:55)
Fuckedtankside
B1 Stuff To Rave (Original) (4:53)
B2 Stuff To Rave (Rmx) (4:27)

Strike Records

Cat No: STRIKE 009
Released: 1996
Out Of Stock

DJ Geno

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Sinus Rixem

A1 Sinus Rixem (5:29)
B1 Resident Core (5:22)
B2 Zoom Sessions (5:49)

Gabbers At Work

Cat No: GAKMX 059 (N)
Released: 2003
Out Of Stock

Technohead

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Happy Birthday

This Side
A1 Happy Birthday (Timitico's Radio Blast) (3:07)
A2 Happy Birthday (Raise The Roof Mix) (4:45)
That Side
B1 Happy Birthday (Scott Brown's Twisted Vinyl Mix) (4:51)
B2 Happy Birthday (Tellurian Mix) (3:34)

Mokum Records

Cat No: DB 1759 6
Released: 1996
Out Of Stock

Lenny Dee & The Speed Freak

Format: Vinyl 10 Inch
Genre: Gabba

I've Made A Change / Worst

A Lenny Dee I've Made A Change (4:26)
B The Speed Freak Worst (4:51)

Shockwave Recordings

Cat No: SH-LIM 02
Released: 1995
Out Of Stock

Genetik

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

The Experiment

A Violator (3:29)
B1 The Experiment I (4:21)
B2 The Experiment II (Sadcore Mix) (4:16)

Bass Generator Records

Cat No: GTX 007
Released: 1993
Out Of Stock

Rotterdam Termination Source

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Merry X-Mess

A1 Merry X-Mess (4:08)
A2 Excell (3:36)
B1 Poing (Remix) (3:32)
B2 2 Limited Ugly Faces (4:14)

React

Cat No: 12 REACT 33
Released: 1993
Out Of Stock

Assault

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

002: Nuclear Waste

A1 Close Interference (Virus XXX) (5:24)
A2 Lockjaw T. (4:53)
B1 Nuclear Waste (G.B.A.) (5:16)
B2 Nervous-Tension (5:16)

Kill Out Recordings

Cat No: KILLIT 07
Released: 1993
Out Of Stock

Bald Terror

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Rotterdam

A1 Rotterdam
A2 Hardcore
B1 Rotterdam Terror
B2 Drummachine

Rotterdam Records

Cat No: ROT 018
Released: 1993
Out Of Stock

Pinhead

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Slammin Beatz

A Slammin Beatz (4:24)
B1 Underground (4:09)
B2 Come Follow (4:37)

Ruffneck Records

Cat No: RUF 003-5
Released: 1993
Out Of Stock

Marco Van Zanten

Format: Vinyl 12 Inch
Genre: Gabba

Mad Zampelin

A1 Head Crash (6:11)
A2 Overdose (7:49)
B1 Thunder (6:32)
B2 X - Plode (7:39)

Music Man Records

Cat No: MMI 9326
Released: 1992

£6.00

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Information on the Gabba genre

Gabber is characterised by its bass drum sound. Essentially, it comes from taking a normal synthesized bass drum and overdriving it heavily. The approximately sinusoidal sample starts to clip into a square wave with a falling pitch. This results in a number of effects: the frequency spectrum spreads out, thus achieving a louder, more aggressive sound. It also changes the amplitude envelope of the sound by increasing the sustain. Due to the distortion, the drum also develops a melodic tone. It is not uncommon for the bass drum pattern to change pitch throughout the song to follow the bass line.

The second frequently used component of gabber tracks is the "hoover", a patch of the Roland Alpha Juno synthesizer. A "hoover" is typically a distorted, grainy, sweeping sound which, when played on a low key, can create a dark and brooding bass line. Alternatively, when played at higher pitches, the hoover becomes an aggressive, shrieking lead. Faster gabba tracks often apply extremely fast hoover-patterns. The use of the hoover has evolved over the years, and in the nuskool genre, most tracks rely on a cleaner, detuned supersaw lead, similar to trance.

The aforementioned two subgenres of gabber differ in essentially one thing: the tempo.

* Oldskool gabber, staying true to its mentality, defines "hardness" in speed; tracks rarely go under 180 BPM, and bass drum rolls often go up to a speed where the beats themselves are hardly distinguishable from each other.
* Nuskool gabber, however, slows the speed down to 160 BPM, but extends the length of the bass drum so the bass-frequency resonance keeps on longer. (In this aspect, "nugabber" obviously cannot be considered less powerful than its precursor, although slower hardcore is often less energetic. A typical style is one made best known by Rotterdam Terror Corps: the beats are divided into triplets and all hoover notes are played in a short, staccato-like fashion, giving the song a march-like feel.