Released in the early '90s, Audio Sports’ “Ooh I Feel Horny” stands as a daring testament to the restless spirit of Japan’s underground electronic scene. Led by the visionary Yamatsuka Eye (of Boredoms) and the eclectic Nobukazu Takemura, this project crafts a sonic playground where hip-hop’s cut-and-paste ethos collides with jagged jazz, playful samples, and the unpredictable pulse of early electronica. The album is a fever dream of rhythmic detours, careening from fractured beats to warped, soulful horn loops—the title is as provocative as the music itself. There’s a palpable sense of creative freedom here, a refusal to adhere to genre boundaries that makes each track a surprise. For collectors, this album is more than a snapshot of 1990s experimentation; it’s a blueprint for the cross-pollination that would later define electronic and experimental music. If you’re drawn to records that challenge and reward with each listen, “Ooh I Feel Horny” is a must-have artifact—playful, unpredictable, and pulsing with a raw, infectious energy that still sounds ahead of its time.
Track List:
A1 - Ooh I Feel Horny (Album Version) -
A2 - Ooh I Feel Horny (Instrumental) -
B1 - Ooh I Feel Horny (Yoshihide Otomo Mix) -
B2 - I Met You On The Street -