DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist – Brainfreeze
レーベル: | Sixty7 Recordings – none |
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フォーマット: | CD, Mixed |
国: | US |
リリース済み: | |
ジャンル: | Hip Hop, Funk / Soul |
スタイル: | Cut-up/DJ, Funk |
収録曲
First Set | |||
1.1 | Unknown Artist– | Thunder Kick Radio Spot | |
1.2 | The Jules Blattner Group– | 2001: A Soul Odyssey | |
1.3 | Fried Chicken– | Funky DJ | |
1.4 | The Mohawks– | The Champ | |
1.5 | Reuben Bell– | Superjock | |
1.6 | Albert King– | Cold Feet | |
1.7 | Ultimate Force– | I'm Not Playing | |
1.8 | Eddie Bo & Inez Cheatham– | Lover And A Friend | |
1.9 | Mack Rice*– | Three People In Love | |
1.10 | The Nu People– | I'd Be Nowhere Today | |
1.11 | Nu-Sound Express, Ltd.– | Ain't It Good Enough | |
1.12 | The Mystic Moods*– | Cosmic Sea | |
1.13 | American Gypsy– | Inside Out | |
1.14 | Odetta– | Hit Or Miss | |
1.15 | The Mar-Keys– | Grab This Thing (Part 2) | |
1.16 | Rusty Bryant– | Fire-Eater | |
1.17 | Simtec & Wylie– | Bootleggin' (Part 2) | |
1.18 | Wilbur Bascomb & The Zodiac– | Just A Groove In "G" | |
1.19 | Eddie Bo And The Soul Finders (2)– | We're Doin' It (Thang) (Part 2) | |
1.20 | Rufus Thomas– | Sophisticated Sissy | |
1.21 | The Showmen Inc– | The Tramp (From Funky Broadway) (Part 1) | |
1.22 | Original Soul Senders– | Soul Brothers Testify (Part 2) | |
1.23 | Rufus Thomas– | Itch & Scratch (Part I & II) | |
1.24 | Alvin Cash & The Registers– | Keep On Dancing (Instrumental) | |
1.25 | Lou Courtney– | Hey Joyce | |
1.26 | Unknown Artist– | Bummer Radio Spot | |
Second Set | |||
2.1 | The Singing Principal– | Woman's Lib | |
2.2 | Salt (3)– | Hung Up | |
2.3 | The Soul Lifters– | Hot, Funky & Sweaty | |
2.4 | Frankie Seay & The Soul Riders– | Soul Food | |
2.5 | Interpretations*– | Jason Pew Mosso (Part 1) | |
2.6 | Thunder & Lightning– | Bumpin' Bus Stop | |
2.7 | Sugar Billy Gardener*– | I Got Some | |
2.8 | Pleasure Web– | Music Man (Part I & II) | |
2.9 | Gary Byrd– | Soul Travellin' (The G.B.E.) (Part I) | |
2.10 | Unknown Artist– | "W" Radio Spot | |
2.11 | Marlena Shaw– | California Soul | |
2.12 | The Vibrettes– | Humpty Dump (Part 1) | |
2.13 | Eddie Bo– | From This Day On | |
2.14 | 7-Eleven– | Dance The Slurp | |
2.15 | Kraftwerk– | Numbers | |
2.16 | DJ Shadow– | The Number Song | |
2.17 | Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five– | Flash It To The Beat | |
2.18 | Pearly Queen– | Quit Jivin' | |
2.19 | Tony Alvon & The Belairs– | Sexy Coffee Pot | |
2.20 | Chuck Mangione– | Hill Where The Lord Hides | |
2.21 | DJ Shadow– | The Number Song (Cut Chemist Party Mix) | |
2.22 | Funka Fize– | No Words | |
2.23 | Schoolly D– | Gucci Time | |
2.24 | Jurassic 5– | Unified Rebelution | |
2.25 | Third Guitar– | Baby Don't Cry | |
2.26 | Don Pierce– | This Funky Thing | |
2.27 | Funka Fize– | Because You're Funky | |
2.28 | The Troubleneck Brothers– | Back To The Hip Hop | |
2.29 | Stu Gardner– | Devil In A Man | |
2.30 | Samson & Delilah– | There's A DJ In Your Town | |
2.31 | Giorgio*– | Tears | |
2.32 | Tim And Bill– | Someone |
会社名など
- 音源著作権℗ – Sixty7 Recordings
- 製造元 – Disc Producers Inc
- プレス – ADC/CA
クレジット
- DJ Mix – Cut Chemist, DJ Shadow
- Design – Keith Tamashiro, SOAP*
- Liner Notes – Cut Chemist, DJ Shadow
- Photography By [Photos] – B+ (5)
ノート
Original CD copies have ©1999 Sixty7 Recordings written in red on a clear background on the CD inner ring.
On back: "A nonstop live mix of strictly 45's and exercise in vinyl destruction"
On disc: "Dance the slurp"
"The wildest... the kookiest... the grooviest...the slurpiest 45 R.P.M."
A flood of bootlegs hit the eBay around 2000:
1) The first bootleg has "Slurp CD 001" and a Bar Code written in the center.
2) The second bootleg has "CD-SD 1001" written on the inner ring.
3) This bootleg has a solid white inner ring instead of clear and has no writing.
4) This version has a clear center ring with "4585 SLURP MEDIA TECH 01" printed on play side.
© 1999 Sixty7 Recordings
On back: "A nonstop live mix of strictly 45's and exercise in vinyl destruction"
On disc: "Dance the slurp"
"The wildest... the kookiest... the grooviest...the slurpiest 45 R.P.M."
A flood of bootlegs hit the eBay around 2000:
1) The first bootleg has "Slurp CD 001" and a Bar Code written in the center.
2) The second bootleg has "CD-SD 1001" written on the inner ring.
3) This bootleg has a solid white inner ring instead of clear and has no writing.
4) This version has a clear center ring with "4585 SLURP MEDIA TECH 01" printed on play side.
© 1999 Sixty7 Recordings
バーコードとその他の識別子
- Matrix / Runout: DISC PRODUCERS INC 2886/BRAINFREEZE ADC/CA
- Matrix / Runout (Engraved in red on CD hub): © 1999 Sixty7 Recordings
- マスタリングSIDコード: ifpi L912
他のバージョン(8件中5件)
全て見るタイトル (フォーマット) | レーベル | カタログ # | 国 | 年 | |||
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最近編集された | Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed, Unofficial Release) | Pirateria Fonografica | none | US | 2000 | ||
Brainfreeze (LP, Mixed, Unofficial Release) | Sixty 7 Recordings | V-SD 1001 | US | 2001 | |||
最近編集された | Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed, Unofficial Release) | Sixty 7 Recordings | none | 2003 | |||
新しい投稿 | Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed, Reissue) | Sixty7 Recordings | none | US | 2022 | ||
Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed, Unofficial Release) | Sixty 7 Recordings | none | US | 不明 |
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レビュー
- 5か月前に編集されましたReleased in 1999, "Brainfreeze" was the first in a trilogy of turntablist mixes by DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist using arguably the most difficult format for turntablism: the 7", 45 rpm vinyl record.
It's a groundbreaking mix for many reasons. Firstly, the song selection is impeccable, shining a light on many little-known alternative gems from funk and soul's yesteryear, as well as some of Shadow and Chemist's own productions. Secondly, the set construction is imaginative and creative, particularly the second half of the second set, where Shadow's "Number Song" and "Organ Donor" are cleverly intertwined with their remixes and original samples. Thirdly, the turntablism is skillful and adventurous, pushing the boundaries of what is capable in a live DJ set by using two world-class turntablists - a live DJ mix with the complexity of a studio mix. Fourthly, it uses a quick-mix format to keep the energy up, squeezing 67 tracks into 52 minutes (at a time when DJs tended to play records for most of their runtimes). And finally, the mix has a distinctively exuberant and irreverent spirit, with it's cheesy radio spots and wacky turntable trickery.
Some of these strengths also lead to weaknesses: the 'comedy' "Thunderkick" introduction soon gets old, and the turntablism is sometimes too showy and detracts from the music, rather than complementing it (e.g., on "Itch & Scratch", "Soul Travellin'" and "California Soul").
"Brainfreeze" laid a template that went on to influence many subsequent DJ mixes and albums: Shadow & Chemist's more ambitious and sophisticated "Product Placement" and "The Hard Sell" follow-ups, Mr Thing's "Things-First", "Holy Shit" and "Strange Breaks & Mr Thing" series, RJD2's "Your Face Or Your Kneecaps", Fake Blood's "USED" series, and The Avalanches' "Since I Left You", to name but a few. (9) - The "keep on scratching" sample is taken from "Grandma Gee Gee & Clifton Chenier - Just Keep On Scratching", on THE CRAZY CAJUN RECORDS
- 6年前に編集されましたI'm a little lost. I scored mine in savers, i haven't given it a listen. But seems like its worth it. Mines dated 99' and has all of the Official release stuff but is 2 mixes. Assuming it's a bootleg.....
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