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This is a continuous in-the-mix compilation featuring previously recorded tracks mixed by DJ Nabs. Well-known as a mix-show DJ in the south, Nabs first entered the national consciousness through his amazing pirate radio-style B-side re-mixes for southern hip-hop artists like Arrested Development and Kris Kross on their 12" releases ("Tennessee" and "Alright", respectively). Although giving lip service to his hometown of Durham, North Carolina, Nabs moved to Atlanta to become the resident DJ at Club Kaya's "Old School Sundays." With IN THE LAB Nabs re-enters the record biz with a mix-tape s...

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This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by Tricky. This part of DMC's Back To Mine DJ series. DJ: Tricky. For his entry in DMC's BACK TO MINE series, trip-hop godfather Tricky--whose strung-out beats and smoke-damaged vocals are quintessential late-night-mix material--decides to abandon chill-out DJ stylings in favor of a more eclectic selection. Things kick off with the Cure's "Lullaby" seamlessly flowing into Radanna's "How We Ride" (replete with a whispered Tricky vocal), which then keeps rolling right into an old-school Eric B. & Rakim rap ("My Melody"). After that, the b...

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This is a continuous in-the-mix compilation featuring previously recorded tracks mixed by DJ Nabs. Well-known as a mix-show DJ in the south, Nabs first entered the national consciousness through his amazing pirate radio-style B-side re-mixes for southern hip-hop artists like Arrested Development and Kris Kross on their 12" releases ("Tennessee" and "Alright", respectively). Although giving lip service to his hometown of Durham, North Carolina, Nabs moved to Atlanta to become the resident DJ at Club Kaya's "Old School Sundays." With IN THE LAB Nabs re-enters the record biz with a mix-tape s...

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Most folks know the duo Crystal Method best as a genre-blending duo famed for mating electronica with pop, rock, and hip-hop. Scott Kirkland and Ken Jordan have always presented themselves as a band, rather than a transient electronic "project." Nevertheless, the pair apparently couldn't resist using their dancefloor smarts to create their first remix album, COMMUNITY SERVICE. Here they incorporate tracks by everyone from fellow electronica maven Orbital (Plump DJ's mix of "Funny Break [One is Enough]") to rap-rockers P.O.D. and Rage Against the Machine and pop-rock mainstays Garbage. What...

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This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by Tricky. This part of DMC's Back To Mine DJ series. DJ: Tricky. For his entry in DMC's BACK TO MINE series, trip-hop godfather Tricky--whose strung-out beats and smoke-damaged vocals are quintessential late-night-mix material--decides to abandon chill-out DJ stylings in favor of a more eclectic selection. Things kick off with the Cure's "Lullaby" seamlessly flowing into Radanna's "How We Ride" (replete with a whispered Tricky vocal), which then keeps rolling right into an old-school Eric B. & Rakim rap ("My Melody"). After that, the b...

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Recorded at Ariwa Studios, London, England. Horace Andy can handle traditional roots reggae as well as he can the trip-hop sounds of Massive Attack and the futuristic dub of Mad Professor. Andy's mid '90s work with Mad Professor (LIFE IS FOR LIVING and ROOTS AND BRANCHES) proved to be as good of a collaboration as his work with Massive Attack. Mad Professor hit his '90s stride in 1995, providing some wicked tracks for his stable of singers. LIFE IS FOR LIVING doesn't have as deep a sound as Andy's later ROOTS AND BRANCHES and is more melody-driven, making for a spacier roots atmosphere tha...

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Producers include: The LG Experience, Lorider, Reggie Noble, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Marley Marl. The first installment of this two-volume soundtrack is a promising collection for hip-hop fans from both the east and west coasts. NEW JERSEY DRIVE, VOLUME 1 deftly mixes the hottest emerging talents in rap, reggae and R&B, with new and old material from established, acclaimed artists, which means that there's something in it for everybody. The Garden State's own hip-hop hall-of-famers--Redman, Lords Of The Underground and Queen Latifah--lead the pack, proudly representing the 201. Appearances by ...

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