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Various Artists
DJ Spooky: Under the Influence
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. Sound - DJ Spooky, Hall, Richard M.
2. Papua New Guinea [Dub Mix] - DJ Spooky, Cobain, Garry
3. 3:7:8 - DJ Spooky, O'Donnell, Ronald
4. Monster Dub - DJ Spooky, Stokes, Ben
5. Dub Pistols Inna NYC Style [Peace in Zaire] - DJ Spooky, Miller, Paul D. [2]
6. Show Stoppa [Show Case Mix] - DJ Spooky, Archer, Courcey
7. Live Jam - DJ Spooky, Craig, Carl
8. Michelle - DJ Spooky, Benjamin, Casey
9. ...Leave Our Planet - DJ Spooky, Paradox, Dev
10. The Raw Uncut - DJ Spooky, Petrie, M.
11. Flight IC 408 - DJ Spooky, Mars, M.
12. Anger [Talvin Singh Remix] - DJ Spooky, Sakamoto, Ryuichi
13. Music Is - DJ Spooky, Phoenix Orion
14. Sycosis/Double Zero Zero - DJ Spooky, Gold, A.
15. Bade Saba [DJ Spooky Remix] - DJ Spooky, Deyhim, Sussan
16. Laundry [DJ Spooky Remix with of Unknown Origins' "For the] - DJ Spooky, Austin, Kyle
17. The Bay-Bronx Bridge - DJ Spooky, Laster, Paul
18. Suprize Packidge - DJ Spooky, Mix Master Mike
19. Rock the Nation - DJ Spooky, Franti, Michael
20. Get Your Snack On - DJ Spooky, Tobin, Amon
21. Get Your Snack On - DJ Spooky, Tobin, Amon
22. I Feel Like $100 - DJ Spooky, Ladd, Mike [1]
23. Hover Dub - DJ Spooky, Coleman, Beth
24. Twice the First Time - DJ Spooky, Jengkens, M.
25. Tremens - DJ Spooky, Sonic Youth
26. Sebsi Dub - DJ Spooky, Derry, Josh

CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: DJ Spooky: Under the Influence
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Six Degrees
Original Release Date: 1/1/2001
Re-Release Date: 9/18/2001
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 657036105621, 4005902620772

Synopsis

Album Description

Rather than creating yet another mix CD based on current dancefloor hits and trends, Six Degrees sheds light on a different aspect of DJ culture with Under the Influence. In this series, the most influential contemporary mixmasters reveal their personal favorites and sources of inspiration. Under the Influence combines the top picks from famous record crates along with tracks and musical collaborations from the featured mixers themselves. The first installment of Under the Influence is a mixed set by turntable innovator DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid. Includes tracks by Moby, Future Sound of London, Ryuichi Sakamoto & Talvin Singh and Sonic Youth in addition to DJ Spooky's collaborations with Michael Franti & Spearhead, The Dub Pistols and Carl Craig.

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CD Reviews

Flow...

01/16/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"this is da bomb! I don't care what anybody says... when you get stuff like japanese shikahachi flutes mixed with Moby, little snippets of Redman saying "let's get ILL!" mixed with Kool Keith, or some of the weird ambient sounds at the end of the record, its just open... think Solid Steel or Krush's Code 4109, but more abstract. I've been checking Dj Spooky's stuff for a while, and Necropolis was weirder than this stuff... "Under the Infleunce" is more dance oriented... Spooky always breaks rules [....] I say good! I'm soooo sick of dj's that play the same stuff all the same way every time... the turntablism in this is subtle - weird effects underneath Saul Williams voice, Future Sound of London turned into dub, Deckwrekka (a cool underground turntablist out of London) cut into Sussan Deyhim - who sings in some weird middle eastern language... this is like what Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaata were doing back in the day... its raw, but smooth. Choice cuts: Sonic Youth's "Tremens" (weird instrumental chilled out rock), Dj Spooky's remix of Anti-Pop consortium, Paradox's mix of middle eastern sounds with drum n' bass... another subliminal classic"

Nice...not a bumpy ride through underground music

mauser0000@aol.com | Buffalo, New York | 10/19/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Five stars to DJ Spooky (...)Being his second DJ mix since 1996 one can notice a difference in sound. His older work "Necropolis" is dope, and contains a lot of ambient/illbient/dub tracks. This is a little more hip-hop friendly, featuring a lot of ill underground acts (i.e Anti-Pop Consortium, Mike Ladd, DJ Logic). This is the first album that I have heard that has successfully attempted to bring together clearly defined underground musical genres without loosing the vibe. (...)Show him your support."

ILL

Trent Gillaspie | Littleton, CO | 02/15/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD is pretty tight, infact one of the tightest i have ever heard period. I got into The Deckwrecka and DJ Spooky like 2 years ago and this is my favorite cd yet. A lot of breakbeats and a nice drum'n'bass fill. The best songs in my opinion are 3:7:8 by Emergency Broadcast Network, Show Stoppa by DJ Ziggy, and Sycosis by The Deckwrecka. Mad beats and some skilled turning by paul. Nice job on this paul. Peace guys. You like hip hop or techno with a jazz-twist, then you will like it."