Music that most Americans will recognize from "The People's Court" tv show. Doug Lewellen and Judge Wapner are some funky mofos. This is good to play at a coctail party and watch people get a weird look like "where do I know that from?"

If you went to alot of Raves on the west coast of the USA from 1992-1994 you will surely recognize this track. It was played all the time by Dj Dan, Barry Weaver, and many of the big name rave dj's back then. It sounds like the prototype for Wonka Beats as it is a big tribal sounding track with a lot of "Woo" screams that were so popular back then. What happened to the Woo?

This record is pretty versatile and sounds like Black Dog but for the dance floor. This is definetly more interesting then the run of the mill progressive house. I would call it more like breakbeat techno with some melodic haunting synths. Real cool record.

This is an absolute monster of a track that uses the familiar "I am the God of Hellfire" sample, but it has the most kicking laser keyboard sound combined with a killer breakbeat and a long diva scream, that adds up to be super powerful. This is a pure rave track that pounds on a big system, and really stands out. One of my favorites from the era.

B2 Fatty Phat Jam (Spesh Got Juice Mix) -This is a favorite of mine, it crosses many genres, sort of a electro tribal track with lots of percussion and wind instruments. Pretty good for using on the dancefloor as well.

Prisoner Of Passion (Power Dub) (4:32)-This is a really good breakbeat techno cut that was played a lot by Dj's like Spun and Jeno back in the 1991-93 era. It has one hell of a keyboard riff that is a prime time euphoric inducing spine melter. Like a cheesy drum roll for the E-heads but this is a hell of a lot better.

Excellent electro record. Very suttle and smooth and deep as hell. Excellent breaks and changes. I especially like the 2 b-side tracks. Very original with clever pauses and good sub-bass.

Excellent stuff. Very funky and musical yet dancable. Sounds fully modern but much better than a lot of these punk funk electroclash bands without any vocals. Similar in style to 99 records but darker.

Highly recommended for electro dj's with 2 dope electro cuts. One is very deep and spacey- with a heavy distorted vocoder and a rolling bassline. The other has a sorta hoppy skipping electro beat that is funky as hell.

"Im Ready" will put a smile on everyone's face and will surely get everyone dancing and drinking heavily. Has the famous bassline that has been sampled tons of times, most notably on the ass and tittie shaking "Whomp there it is" by Tag Team.