HardnoiseUntitled

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Hip Hop

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Britcore

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Untitled 3:41
Untitled (Instrumental) 3:41
Untitled (Acapella) 3:20

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    Cover of Untitled, 1990-08-28, Vinyl Untitled
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Music Of Life – NOTE 40 UK 1990 UK1990
    Cover of Untitled, 1990, Vinyl Untitled
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label
    Not On Label (Hardnoise Self-released) – HN-X-001 UK 1990 UK1990
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    Cover of Untitled, 1990, Vinyl Untitled
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo
    Music Of Life – NOTE 40 DJ UK 1990 UK1990
    Cover of Untitled, 2006, Vinyl Untitled
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Reissue
    Boombox Distribution Network – BDN06 UK 2006 UK2006
    Recently Edited

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    Reviews

    • Waxer's avatar
      Waxer
      The Gold Standard by which all other UK Rap is measured... the benchmark
      • Beat_Of_The_Street's avatar
        One of the very best examples of UK Hip Hop during its golden era of the late 80s and early 90s. Hardnoise were from South London and comprised of 4 DJs and 2 MCs. Untitled was first released as a self financed white label and was then picked up and released by Music of Life. This track is pure hardcore Hip Hop, no nonsense, no gimmicks, just high calibre beats, rhymes and cuts. This track is now considered legendary within UK Hip Hop circles and rightly so, with the immense relentless beat, TLP1 and Gemini both rhyming with distinctive style and the DJs furious cutting, this set the standard and still does.
        • LKB1975's avatar
          LKB1975
          completey incredible track that blew my head clean off when it dropped out of nowhere 1990...
          • Timbodaslimbo's avatar
            Timbodaslimbo
            The most classic Britcore that defines and kicked off the scene proper.
            • bearybear1's avatar
              bearybear1
              Banging old school UK hip hop. Break beat sampled by everyone in the rave scene/drum and bass.
              • Discobasso's avatar
                Discobasso
                Edited 10 years ago
                got mine at a jam in Hannover, in the early 90s. Son Of Noise were playing and - believe it or not - Mada threw a handful of copies into the crowd...
                • Waxer's avatar
                  Waxer
                  One of the UK Holy Grails
                  • radioactivegoat's avatar
                    radioactivegoat
                    Edited 15 years ago
                    I think the instrumental had as much to do with the early hardcore breakbeat scene as any thing.played to death on fantasy fm
                    • AskeladdenBlack's avatar
                      AskeladdenBlack
                      Edited 10 years ago
                      Raw rattler from 1990, simple two break instrumental with a couple of flute / horn loops, some good militant style cutting and some of the dopest lyrical patterns ever thanks to TLP 1. Pity they never got to release an album at the time but I think music of life may have screwed them over a bit by allowing Daniele Davoli as Wood allen the use of the accapella for Co-Imperial which considering Hardnoise's pr at the time was minimal with very little info on promo sheets, hardly any interviews, no photos bar the overexposed photo on Serve tea... I can't think they had any involvement in a deal to lend their lyrics to a italo synth cheesefest.

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