Bang Chamber 8

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Bang Chamber 8
Bang Chamber 8 cover
Studio album (demo tape) by Bang Chamber 8
Released 1991
Recorded 1991
Genre Alternative rock Rapcore
Length 14:15
Label No label
Producer Jimmy Pop Ali and Daddy Long Legs
Bang Chamber 8 chronology
Bang Chamber 8
(1991)		 Just Another Demo
(1993)

Bang Chamber 8 is the first project completed by Jimmy Pop and Daddy Long Legs of the American band the Bloodhound Gang. It was a demo tape consisting of 4 tracks. This demo has nothing relatively close to what the Bloodhound Gang has done, with the exception of Birthday Boy's piano riff being used on "I'm The Least You Could Do" from the Bloodhound Gang's 2005 album Hefty Fine. However, some things on the tape (like a sample of the Fat Boys' song "Human Beatbox") show that Jimmy and Daddy were working their way up to the BHG sound.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Wouldn't It Be Nice?"
  2. "Birthday Boy"
  3. "Ice Cubes"
  4. "War Chimes"
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