No Down Payment - Come And Get Some Of This

Review by Νατάσσα Συλλιγνάκη

Come And Get Some Of This by No Down Payment: A Retro Banger That Still Slaps Alright, let’s talk about Come And Get Some Of This by No Down Payment. Released in 1990 under Jack Street Records, this album is a wild mix of Techno, Hip Hop, Hip-House, and House vibes that feels like a time capsule from the golden era of electronic music. Produced by DJ Bizzy B. and Reggie R., with mastering handled by DCHARLES, it's clear these guys weren’t messing around—they knew how to make beats slap. First off, gotta give props to the tracklist—it’s basically five versions of the same song but trust me, each one brings something fresh to the table. You’d think remix after remix would get boring, but nah, they kept things spicy. I’ll break down two tracks that really stuck with me. Track 1: “Come And Get Some Of This (Original Mix)” This is where it all starts, the OG version. The beat hits hard right outta the gate, and M.C. Style’s vocals just slide on top like butter on toast. It’s got that raw energy you only find in late-night warehouse parties or sweaty basements full of people losing their minds. What makes it memorable? The groove is infectious—like, you can’t NOT move your body when this comes on. Plus, H.I.’s vocal chops add this cool layer that keeps you hooked. Honestly, if you’re into old-school house vibes, this one’s a no-brainer. Track 4: “Come And Get Some Of This (Remix A)” Now THIS version flips the script entirely. Remix A takes the original and gives it more of a techno edge, dialing up the synths while keeping those hip-hop drums tight. It’s darker, grittier, and feels like the kind of tune you’d hear at some underground club where everyone’s vibin’ in their own little worlds. The way DJ Bizzy B. and Reggie R. reworked the layers here shows serious skill—it’s familiar enough to feel connected to the original but different enough to stand on its own. If you’re looking for a track that builds tension before dropping into pure chaos, this is it. What strikes me most about this album isn’t just the music itself—it’s the vibe. Listening to it feels like stepping back into an era when electronic music was still figuring itself out, experimenting without overthinking. There’s a looseness to it, like the producers were saying, “Let’s throw everything at the wall and see what sticks.” And damn, did a lot of it stick. One thing that caught me off guard? How much personality shines through despite the minimalist production style. Back then, there weren’t endless plugins or fancy software—just raw talent and creativity. Makes you wonder if we’ve lost a bit of that magic in today’s hyper-polished tracks. Anyway, wrapping this up—I gotta say, Come And Get Some Of This might not be perfect, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s real, unfiltered, and packed with soul. Oh, and fun fact: whoever thought naming a group “No Down Payment” was a good idea deserves an award. Like…what does that even mean?! But hey, maybe that’s why it works. It’s quirky, unexpected, and kinda unforgettable—just like the album itself.

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Artist: No Down Payment
Album: Come And Get Some Of This

Electronic

1990

Rating: 4.2

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Come And Get Some Of This (Remix B)
Come And Get Some Of This (J Street)
Come And Get Some Of This (Original Mix)
Come And Get Some Of This (Remix C)
Come And Get Some Of This (Remix A)

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Catalog Numbers

JSR 005

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Jack Street

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lyssna på nätet
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online anhören
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Formats

Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM
Test Pressing

Companies

Role	Company
Pressed By	Music Doctors
Mastered At	Dick Charles Recording Inc.
Distributed By	Barney's Records

Credits

Role	Credit
Mastered By	DCharles
Edited By	The Brother From Another Planet
Mixed By	DJ Bizzy B., Reggie R.
Producer	DJ Bizzy B., Reggie
Vocals	H.I., M.C. Style
Written-By	No Down Payment

Notes

© 1990
Special Thanks To: A. Rance, G. Batts, A. Tasker

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A): JSR-005-A DCHARLES
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side B): JSR-005-B DCHARLES

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Come And Get Some Of This* by No Down Payment is a hidden gem from the early '90s electronic scene. It blends Techno, Hip Hop, and House in a way that feels like a musical time capsule. What’s wild is that it was edited by someone credited as "The Brother From Another Planet"—a name that sounds more like a sci-fi character than a music editor. The album even features multiple remixes of the same track, showing how creative they got with just one idea. It’s like they were experimenting and having fun, pushing the boundaries of what electronic music could do back then.

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vicmusphe90s

2025-03-16

war - galaxy sample

hassanezerrari

2025-03-15

version side b exelent

sushmitaspace3

2025-03-14

exelent

danielle120218

2025-03-13

por el amor de dios

xedieukhien

2025-03-13

Now use this jam! Perfect for mixin' cakes, eggs, heck "Everything"!

mychocolateybuddy

2025-03-12

nice one

cassieabaum

2025-03-12

fucking boss

grume

2025-03-11

Damn !!! I've been DJ'ing and listenen to mixes for over 20 years... didn't know about Reggie R and his awesome innovative production work until this week. Where the freak did this producer come from ?!?!

This track alone blows away the "Washing Machine" tracks from Larry "Fingers" Heard. Not to mention "Out of Control" and the awesome samples in "Tonights the Night".