Busta Rhymes – Woo-Hah!! Got You All In Check

If I remember correctly, this is a (superb) remix by DJ Infiniti, which I bought from DBI Distribution (Who distributed all the Orlando Breaks and Electro releases like DJ Icey, Mad Mike, DJ Infiniti, Low Phat...) back in the days. This remix has the typical Infiniti arrange and build-up, plus the goosebumps Sub-Bass-String breaks.
Youtube says X Men Remix, but that doesn't make any sense to me. DJ Unknown sounds completely different.

Who remembers a 2 step mix on Busta's song? Who made that?

Woo Hah!! Got You All In Check (Origin Unknown Mix) was battered by everyone in 1996! An essential purchase.

I have one that just came in with a white Super Dance sticker on sleeve that says, "2003 House Mix by Josh Collins"

Ahhh bummer I dug up the normal copy yet have this sleeve for it... poop

Man don't sleep on these remixes! The jay Dee/Dilla "Bounce Remix" is pure beauty, The DJ Scratch "Albany Projects Remix" hits nice and hard, the ODB addition is fun, and lastly, "Everything Remains Raw" might be the best track from the album, plus it's Easy Mo Bee! And you get all these as instrumentals, so so so good for freestyling, mixing with acapellas, etc etc. This a trusty 12" in my hip-hop collection and it has something for everybody. Such great producers in their prime and Busta Rhymes with his mid-90s phase of rapping, which I really like. This a crib record, not a club record in my opinion. But at the house party it will be well-received.

:: cheeky & effective.

Origin Unknown get busy with Busta’s Summer 96 smash and the result has got to be one of the heaviest Drum n Bass remixes of a Hip Hop track there is after Zinc's Shook Ones RMX. Choosing not to over complicate things, Ant and Andy create what at first may seem to be quite a simple dancefloor roller, but listen closer and their skill at manipulating beats really shines through, break layered upon break so perfectly it sounds as if they were made for each other.

Every DJ on the circuit was smashing this at the time and due to the originals popularity it became a big favourite with the crowds as well, remember Randall rinsing it at Tribal Gathering ’96 with GQ strutting the stage giving it Ya Ya Yaaaa down the mic back in the day! Should of gone down as a classic but sadly the pressing quality on the released version wasnt quite up to the job with 3 tunes per side taking all the weight out of it, leaving either cutting a plate from the CD release or finding this rare promo as the only option if you want to properly experience this tune on wax. Well worth tracking down, good luck though because I have heard from a reliable source that there are only 100 copies!

This one comes with a black label with bold white lettering.
Rumor has it that joshua collins did one mix and someone else remixed the flip.