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- PART 1 :
Live selections from New York radio in the 80's (WBLS, WKTU, KISS FM)
featuring music, traffic and weather reports from money-making
Manhattan. Remember, these mixes were put together before samplers were
invented, using only decks and reel-to-reel tape machines. Starting with
the brilliant 10-minute Tony Humphries 'Traffic Jam' mastermix for KISS
FM followed by the phenomenal DJ Twix 'Devastate' (check out the live
vinyl looping half-way through). Next up, a stripped-down dub mix of
Planet Rock mixing into Kraftwerk's 'Numbers' and CHANNEL J's sex
therapy phone-in.
The fun really begins with the legendary WBLS Mister Magic/Marley Marl 'Rap Attack'.
The best remix I've ever heard is here, Craig G/Marley Marl's
version of Tears for Fears 'Shout' - a total annihilation of the
original. Finally, an unusual coupling of Newkleus 'Jam on it' mixing
into Talking Heads 'Slippery People'.
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