Make The Music Go Bang
X-Raided · More Fun In The New World [1990]
Ive seen a lot of people with plenty of guts they say
make "my music new & loud & rough" give it a beat of
give it a twang in a dark sweaty club it's the same
damn thing bang bang make the music go bang!
brilliant shinning & nasty bang bang make the music
go bang! let me hear the guitar sound like a train
bang bang let the music go bang!
you can't drive around and hear your favorite song
so you tape it live if you can get inside when it comes
along i can't understand people who bitch & whine lets
drink a beer from a paper bag while we got time bang
bang let the music go bang!
brilliant shining & nasty nasty bang make the music
go bang! let me hear a guitar sound like a train bang
bang make the music go bang! bang bang make the music go bang!
make "my music new & loud & rough" give it a beat of
give it a twang in a dark sweaty club it's the same
damn thing bang bang make the music go bang!
brilliant shinning & nasty bang bang make the music
go bang! let me hear the guitar sound like a train
bang bang let the music go bang!
you can't drive around and hear your favorite song
so you tape it live if you can get inside when it comes
along i can't understand people who bitch & whine lets
drink a beer from a paper bag while we got time bang
bang let the music go bang!
brilliant shining & nasty nasty bang make the music
go bang! let me hear a guitar sound like a train bang
bang make the music go bang! bang bang make the music go bang!
Make The Music Go Bang
X-Raided's 'Make The Music Go Bang' stands as a defining track from the 1990 album 'More Fun In The New World.' Released during the height of the New Jack Swing era, the recording showcases the artist's signature blend of gritty hip-hop vocals and polished R&B instrumentation. The song captures the infectious energy and danceable rhythms characteristic of early 90s urban music, featuring a production style that seamlessly merges soulful melodies with hard-hitting beats. As a staple of X-Raided's discography, it exemplifies the genre's evolution and remains a significant example of the sound that defined the transition from pure hip-hop to the more melodic R&B styles emerging in the early 1990s.