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Me, it's my label, this compilation is 100% legal but not a single performer will make money off it. If you do your homework you'd come to the conclusion we are doing the artists a favour and not the other way round.

Hi Tom, I received this as a free give-away, it's a fun dj tool. I hope your productions and/or dj-sets are as inspired as your reviews.

yes two pressings 320 total keep all your fingers dusty

"I Got It" slomo masterpiece in the 110BPM range for fans of the Revenge/6th Borough sound

Who's got audio for the New Sound Dub / Arthur Baker instrumental ?

Has hilarious typo "Da Meatminerz" on the label. Ha. Ha.

Espo's a superb recut of the Tony OG way before the re-edit avalanche, sounds like the first Groove Armada record. Wicked.

One of the wickedest funk/punk records you'll ever set ears on, must be heard to be believed

Uncanny youtube discovery; Prøv Og Gør Li'Som Jeg sounds like something from a Villalobos set

much ado about naff filter house we heard umpteen years before

James Hollingworth & Karin Liungman - Stanna hos mig inatt
A.R Machines - As If I Have Seen All This Before
City - Aus der Ferne
Sutherland Brothers & Quiver - Dark Powers

Amazing bootleg featuring a lot of salsa romantica & bolero with moody strings and sweet vocals. Fans of underground rap will recognize many loops that were sampled.

Highly underrated album with loads of catchy melodies; if The Pixies and Buffalo Tom had a British baby it would sound like this. The best tunes follow the same formula: grungy riffs alternated with a melodic chorus, Nirvana without the angst. There's... See full review

A cut and paste extravaganza unlike any other on God's green earth. While the focus lies on exposing original samples for underground hiphop that came out in the early noughties, this is still enjoyable many years later for the effort that was put in.... See full review

It's Fiddy doing 16 bars over classic 80s rollerboogie cuts. This tape is bananas.

Once in a blue moon a single record sets off an entire (sub)genre of music. Pay close attention: this is such a tune. The Afrojack remix of this track got slowed down to 108 BPM et voila: the cheesy strings and screeching hardstyle synths suddenly... See full review

Lonely Man is an 80s left-of-center offbeat affair, sounds like a Sade dub with Vangelis playing flute on top: unfit for most dancehalls methinks. All the action is going on in Connective Issue, a right peaktime stormer with monster production, the... See full review

Chad & Pharrell manage to make tacky gospelpop sound raw with vocal harmonies on top of a pounding bassline, this still holds up a decade down the line. The Clipse remix is good too.

The original is an excellent tune, there's cool soundeffects, a singalong chorus and a slappin' boogie bassline that's excellent for spazzing out to. The re-edit on the flip is pretty pointless though, it's all about the A. This record has been... See full review

This is an incredible CD, any fan of music should give it a listen. Mr. Nice digs through his collection of LP's he found in the bargain bins and gives us a selection of funky breaks and basslines. He goes easy on the turntablism and, instead,... See full review