| 1 | Claude Young & Ian O'Brien - | Joe 90 | ||
| Written-By - Claude Young , Ian O'Brien | ||||
| 2 | Maurizio - | M5 | ||
| Written-By - Ernestus* , v. Oswald* | ||||
| 3 | Various Artists - | * | ||
| Written-By - Torsten Pröfrock | ||||
| 4 | Akio Milan Paak - | Countach | ||
| Written-By - Fumiya Tanaka | ||||
| 5 | Counterpoint - | Jigsaw | ||
| Written-By - Mark Bell | ||||
| 6 | Skinless Brothers - | Backyard | ||
| Written-By - Memory Foundation / Hi-Lo* | ||||
| 7 | Clark - | Lofthouse | ||
| Written-By - Mark Bell | ||||
| 8 | Da Sampla - | With A Piece Of Ice | ||
| Written-By - Da Sampla | ||||
| 9 | Dirty House Crew - | Internal Affairs | ||
| Written-By - Dirty House Crew | ||||
| 10 | Surgeon - | Badger Bite | ||
| Written-By - A. Chirld* | ||||
| 11 | Random XS - | Frantic Formula | ||
| Written-By - S. Friedman* | ||||
| 12 | Claude Young - | Acid Wash Conflict | ||
| Written-By - Claude Young | ||||
| 13 | Man Made - | Space Wreak | ||
| Written-By - Cisco Ferreira , Colin McBean | ||||
| 14 | Ratio - | Gastrek | ||
| Written-By - Memory Foundation / Hi-Lo* | ||||
| 15 | Skinless Brothers - | Zwung | ||
| Written-By - Memory Foundation / Hi-Lo* | ||||
| 16 | Man Made - | Industry | ||
| Written-By - Cisco Ferreira , Colin McBean | ||||
| 17 | Dopplereffekt - | Speak + Spell | ||
| Written-By - Dopplereffekt | ||||
| 18 | Clark - | Dial | ||
| Written-By - Mark Bell | ||||
| 19 | Clark - | Jak To Basics | ||
| Written-By - Mark Bell | ||||
| 20 | Claude Young - | DJ Kicks (The Track) | ||
The basic jist of this CD is: play two copies of every single record, bounce the beats around. Problem is, I don't really think the track selection is that superlative. The energy kinda stays the same the whole way throughout. Still, if you have more than a passing interest in DJing, you need to pick this up to at least realize how bad you probably are. These are almost like mini-remixes... my personal favorite is how he creates his own buildups out of two copies of the record, making the beats go in double time and then fading the doubles so to eliminate the beat and then kicking back the single 909 kick again... best exemplified on the Surgeon cut, for which he should win some sorta DJ award...