HASHIM

We're Rocking The Planet 5:46

Format:Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM

Country:US

Released:1984

Genre:Electronic

Style:Electro

Edited By - Aldo Marin

Engineer [Mix] - Steve Peck

Engineer - Jay Burnett , Steve Peck

Executive Producer - Amado Marin

Mastered By - Herb Powers Jr.

Producer, Performer, Composed By - Hashim

Written-By - Jerry Calliste Jr.

Comments

9 years ago

jean calero

This track is ill

9 years ago

joe blaze

Makes me wanna breakdance

9 years ago

Boo Yah

dope!

9 years ago

danny dee

bought this the week it came out from flatbush records !!! 30 yrs ago

9 years ago

AightOntheBeat

lekkkker hooooor

9 years ago

mike pecoulos

still sound like hes sayin world war

9 years ago

City Jamer

Ist auch net schlecht.

9 years ago

PlanetBerlin1991

Oh yes! :)

9 years ago

nrgflashback

+prie71 yo deze moet je ff horen, lachen mancheers

10 years ago

Anthony Fennell

somthing stange happened to my body while listening to this song, especially around 2:25

10 years ago

kool kev

Apparently no one seems to have noticed that some of the sounds in this track are identical to the track "Yeah" by Usher. Some would say Usher is a "biter" to use an old expression some may be unfamiliar with. Hashim on the other hand was an originator. Ahead of its time. Needless to say the dance floor went crazy for awesome tunes such as this one.

10 years ago

marcomako100

got me poppin and lokkin

10 years ago

garion santiago

THIS IS MY SHIZNIT..CRYSTAL PALACE SKATING RING-MEMPHIS TENNESSEE(901)...THE LIVEST SKATING RING IN AMERICA..

10 years ago

tim learner

Classic hashim.

10 years ago

zarcon85

actually it's TWO drummachines, a DMX AND an 808...i know, i own them both, and this song is one of the reasons why i make music at all...!

10 years ago

ordonize holmes

Thats dmx drum machine

10 years ago

ThumpingBeats1

Still playing this today. Unbeatable. And today they say EDM as if it were the new buzz word. The 80's stateside producers typically were the establishers of EDM in its raw form. Used to go to Groove records in Soho in the early 80's every sunday to buy the latest US imports, then off to Covent Garden for a bout of popping n locking, nice.

10 years ago

DK1LLA

damn this shit can NEVER get old

10 years ago

goblinb

Oh yeah, and Release Yourself by the Aleems!

10 years ago

goblinb

I first heard this on a mixed tape I got in a Walgreens bargain bin called Street Sounds. It had Reach Out(Everlasting Lover) by Unlimited Touch, Street Dance by Break Machine, Dinn Daa Daa by George Kranz, If This Ain't Love by Jay Novelle, Somebody Else's Guy by Jocelyn Brown, Rough Cut by Kid Frost TMS, and other great jams.