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Beastie Boys - Untitled FLAC album


Performer: Beastie Boys
Genre: Electronic / Hip-hop
Title: Untitled
Country: US
Released: 13 Apr 2004
Style: DJ Battle Tool, Drum n Bass, Jungle
Label: Underground Psychosound
Catalog Number: L12UP001
FLAC version ZIP size: 1700 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1796 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2328 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 093

Tracklist

1VariousFun For DJs Part 2 (More Beats And Breaks And Samples)
Compiled By – Phonicoid
6:47
2Beastie BoysBounce Yer Booty
Remix – Phonicoid
5:37
3Beastie BoysShake Yer Rump
Remix – Phonicoid
6:35
4VariousFun For DJs Part 1 (Beats And Breaks And Samples)
Compiled By – Phonicoid
5:49

Notes

2 main pressings exist: transparent blue vinyl, run of 670 numbered in blue; opaque blue vinyl with a slight marbling, run of 342 numbered in silver. Additionally, there are 50 hand-labeled whitelabel test pressings and 10 Rainbo Records plant-label test pressings.

The original title of track A1 is "Shake Your Rump (Phonicoid's Vocal D'n'B Mix)".
The original title of track B1 is "Professor Booty (Phonicoid's Booty Bounce Mix)".

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Stick
Phonicoid, aka Mark Seiler, was the producer and remixer of this release. He tragically passed away on November 21st, 2005.

Mark was a close friend, an amazing DJ. He will always be remembered for these things, and more.


Danrad
colored vinyl 12" with drum'n'bass / jungle (with a bit of raggajungle flare in places) remixes of beastie boys classics "shake your rump" and "professor booty", along with a dozen great breaks and many scratch phrases, samples, beat drops, etc., good for everyone from the fledgling scratch dj to the expert turntablist.

scratch samples from:
beastie boys, jungle brothers, moby, human traffic, marrs, technotronic, freestylers, chicago, tag team, dracula, janet jackson, k-tel instructional disco, morris day, public enemy, ll cool j, human resource, the blues brothers, servants of power, buju banton, sesame street, prince buster, the fresh prince, emf, erik b and rakim, and more.

the breaks (all re-cut and re-mastered) include:
sanford and son beatbox (ready rock c), apache (bongo band), perfect beat (soul sonic force), time of the season (zombies), le freak (chic), get down tonight (kc and the sunshine band), sir duke (stevie wonder), hollywood swinging (kool and the gang), that 900 number aka let me clear my throat (the 45 king) / bm funkster (aphrodite), i'm a ram (big sugar), stalag riddim, i love it loud (kiss)

plus it's got plenty of beats and "ahhhs" and "freshhhh"es, precise groove-repeating scratch phrases, and precise linear repeating beat-drop beat forms.
these and all the breaks start at the same linear point so you just have to mark the record at one spot per side, accurate within 4/1000ths of a second over 7 minutes. as far as i know it's the most precisely timed scratch record produced to date (if you look at even recent "unskippable" repeater groove sections on records from producers and labels who've been doing this for years you can see slight groove inconsistancies within a matter of seconds of material. this record holds out precise for the whole side).