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1a	Marley Marl -	Marley Marl Scratch	2:03
1b	Kev E Kev -	Listen To The Man (Freddy Fresh Cut-Up)
2	Lil' Jazzy Jay & Cool Supreme -	B Boys Style	1:12
3	Kev E Kev -	Listen To The Man (Freddy Fresh Beats)	2:33
4	Wackies Disco Band* -	Wack Rap Scratch (Freddy Fresh Cut-Up)	4:57
5	Master Jay & Michael Dee -	T.S.O.B.	1:45
6	Knights Of The Turntables -	Techno Scratch	2:00
7	Big Daddy Kane -	Ain't No Half Steppin' (Promo Mix)	5:52
8	Scott La Rock* & Celebrity Three, The -	Advance	2:29
9	Scoopy -	Scoopy Rap (Freddy Fresh Beats)	1:37
10	Freddy B & The Mighty Mic Masters Feat. Captain G. Whiz -	Coolin' On The Ave	3:04
		Featuring - Captain G. Whiz
11	JVC Force* -	Strong Island (Freddy Fresh Beats)	1:02
12	Ian Darby -	Taking The Waterfront By Force	1:07
13	Something Anything -	The Monster Rock (Freddy Fresh Beats)	0:43
14	Russell Brothers* -	Party Scene	2:57
15	Super 3 -	When You're Standing On The Top	5:00
16	Trickeration -	Rap, Bounce, Rockskate	4:37
17	Hi Fidelity 3* -	B Boy Breakdown (Dub) (Freddy Fresh Beats)	0:49
18	Imperial Brothers -	We Come To Rock (Freddy Fresh Mix)	2:52
19	Jazzy Jay -	Def Jam	2:29
20	Cool C -	Juice Crew Dis	1:59
21	Z3MCs* -	Triple Threat	1:41
22	Masterdon Committee* -	Get Off My Tip!	2:41
23	Something Anything -	The Monster Rock	2:10
24	Disco Three* -	Human Beat Box	1:48
25	JVC Force* -	Strong Island (Blue Mix)	4:29
26	Bobby Deemo* -	Party Rap	4:51

Credits

DJ Mix, Presenter - Freddy Fresh
Producer [Additional Production] - Freddy Fresh (tracks: 1b, 3, 4, 9, 11, 13, 17, 18)

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"Original old skool party rockers"

Booklet contains one page of notes headed "My name is Freddy Fresh. I am a record junky.", four pages of notes on the tracks featured and one page containing pictures of 24 labels from old skool hiphop and electro records, mostly those included in the mix.

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Rated 5/5

Review by spiers69 Oct 07, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

This CD is brilliant. It features a great selection of lesser-known 80s electro and old-school hip hop tunes. Unlike other old-school 80s compilations it doesn't just feature the big his (ie. Grandmaster Flash, Eric B & Rakim, Bambaataa, etc). All the track are pretty obscure except JVC's 'Strong Island' (although i haven't seen the remix on CD before).
An all round great CD, a must-have for any nostalgic B-boy or 'B-boy wannabe'.

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