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Afrika Bambaataa & James Brown - Unity - 21-Mar-03 02:24 PM
The Godfather of Hip Hop meets the Godfather of Soul. This is very much a funk record, with Bambaataa and James Brown equally providing lyrics. The last track is entirely acapella, and is popular for sampling, most notably Bambaataa's line "Shake your rump-ah" used by the Beastie Boys.

Ice-T, Glove, The* & Dave Storrs* - Reckless / Tebitan Jam - 21-Feb-03 01:32 PM
I picked this up on New Year's Day, 1992. Little bit of trivia for Dynamix II fans and sample hunters... the beginning of the Tibetan Jam instrumental is the beat behind the part in Dynamix II's Ignition that goes "What's the situation now? I don't know. I don't know." The other track in there is "State Farm" by Yaz.

West Street Mob - Break Dancin' - Electric Boogie / Let Your Mind Be Free - 30-Jan-03 02:22 PM
This record is put together from pieces of "Apache" by Incredible Bongo Band. There are scratches and robot-voiced breakdancing instructions. Between this record and "Apache" by Sugarhill Gang, you can pretty much find the entire Incredible Bongo Band track (they just use different parts of the original track).

Various - Florida Electro Artists EP - 29-Jan-03 08:22 PM
Scratch-D is an alias for David Noller, one of the founders of Dynamix II. In fact, "The Plastic Men" was released as a 12" by Dynamix II.

KLF, The - Chill Out - 29-Jan-03 04:56 PM
I own a white label of this record that has some Cheech & Chong samples at the end, with weird sounds in the background. Basically, the album ends, and then the spot from Up In Smoke where Chong gives Cheech acid appears.

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