Moog 2004 redux

Unlike the first disc, these songs were not made for the documentary. They are examples of past moog masterpieces. You may know #3 from Gang Starr's Just to Get a Rep. See what kind of condition you find yourself in before any baking during the 18:38 long final track.

1. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Lucky Man
2. Gary Numan - Cars
3. Jean-Jacques Perrey - E.V.A.
4. Devo - Mongoloid
5. New Order - Blue Monday
6. They Might Be Giants - Baroque Hoedown
7. Yes - Close to the Edge

Malcolm McLaren and the Bootzilla Orchestra - Waltz Darling 1989

Don't be fooled by the cover. It may not be a shit jazz cover, but it is certainly one of the worst I've seen in awhile. I prefer the second half over the first. Track 6 has that Barry White bassline that's been used countless times since '89; and the guest contributions include Bootsy (natch), N'Dea Davenport (one of her first!), Jeff Beck and Dave Stewart. The release brings back some memories of those who thought hip-hop needed more house music. It didn't really work out that way, now did it?


1. House of the Blue Danube feat. Bootsy Collins
2. Something's Jumpin' in Your Shirt feat. Bootsy Collins and Lisa Marie
3. Waltz Darling feat. Lourdes and Pretty Fatt
4. Shall We Dance?
5. Deep in Vogue feat. Lourdes and Willie Ninja
6. Call a Wave feat. Gina Cie
7. Algernon's Simply Awfully Good at Algebra feat. Miss Ndea
8. I Like You in Velvet

Moog 2004

All Hail Dr. Robert Moog - original pioneer of his craft.
1. 33 - Abominatron
2. Stereolab - Variation One
3. The Moog Cookbook - Bob's Funk
4. Jean-Jacques Perrey/Luke Vibert - You Moog Me
5. Psilonaut - The Sentinel
6. Meat Beat Manifesto - Unavailable Memory
7. Bernie Worrell/Bootsy Collins - When Bernie Speaks
8. Electric Skychurch - Endless [I Love Bob Mix]
9. The Album Leaf - Micro Melodies
10. Charles Clouser - I Am a Spaceman
11. Plastiq Phantom - Sqeeble
12. Bostich - Realistic Source
13. Pete DeVriese - You Have Been Selected
14. Money Mark - Nanobot Highway
15. Baiyon - Mixed Waste 4.2
16. Tortoise - Beautiful Love
17. Roger O'Donnell - Another Year

The Beatnigs 1988

Michael Franti will be releasing a reggae album in September. Hard to believe it's been twenty years since he started puttin it down on wax. This release is from his industrial hip-hop days. A lot of groups feel the vibe and forget the message. Not this one. The genesis of Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy - these are The Beatnigs.

1. (Welcome)_Television
2. CIA
3. (Instructions)_When You Wake Up in the Morning
4. (The Experience Of Us All)_Street Fulla Nigs
5. (Re-Classification)_Control
6. Malcolm X
7. Nature
8. Burritos
9. Rooticus Sporaticus
10. Who Is Doin' This to All My People
11. Rules
12. Jazzy Beats
13. Pre-War America
14. Television (Remix)

Old School vs. New School 1999

A battle always worth having...

1. Whodini - (It's All in Mr.) Magic's Wand [Freestyle Phat Newschool Party Mix]
2. A Tribe Called Quest - Go Ahead in the Rain [Pimp Juice's Players Paradise]
3. Kool Moe Dee - I Go to Work [Bad Boy Bill's Vocal Mix]
4. A Tribe Called Quest - 1nce Again [Twister Mix]
5. Boogie Down Productions - A Crate of BDP
6. A Tribe Called Quest - I Left My Wallet in El Segundo [Vampire Mix]
7. Whodini - Five Minutes of Funk [Ice's 7" Magic]
8. The Stone Roses - Fools Gold [Grooverider's Mix]
9. A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It? [Pimp Juice's Cash Money Breaks]
10. Whodini - Haunted House of Rock [Westbam Mix]
11. A Tribe Called Quest - Footprints [Doc's Big Booty Retro Mix]
12. R. Kelly - Sex Me [Stripped Down Stompin' Mix]
13. DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince - Summertime [Hybrid Mix]
14. The Stone Roses - Fools Gold [Rabbit in the Moon's Message to the Majors]

Be Bop Or Be Dead 1993

Umar Bin Hassan - if you don't know, ask

1. Ni...s Are Scared of Revolution
2. Am
3. Bum Rush
4. This Is Madness
5. Malcolm
6. Pop
7. Love
8. Forty Deuce Street
9. Personal Things
10. This Is Madness [Metal Mix]