Subject: RE:(idm) Steinski and Mass Media

From David Hampson
Sent Tue, May 5th 1998, 22:42

Its an Italian bootleg from about 3 years back credited to "The Original
Samplers" and being compirsed of a bunch of mix records from the
mid-Eighties - I got mine through Ninja at an extortionate price (about
£20).  My suspicions is that this is a bootleg made by Ninja Tunes.  Most of
it should be pretty easy to track down on vinyl:

1.  DOUBLE DEE AND STEINSKI    Lesson One The Payoff Mix
2.  DOUBLE DEE AND STEINSKI    Lesson Two The James Brown Mix
3.  DOUBLE DEE AND STEINSKI    Lesson Three The History Of Hip Hop
4.  STEINSKI AND THE MASS MEDIA    The Motorcade Sped On
5.  STEINSKI AND THE MASS MEDIA    Its Up To You (Television Mix)
6.  Fusion Beats
7.  BIG APPLE PRODUCTIONS    Genius At Work
8.  TD    Feelin James
9.  COLDCUT    Say Kids (What Time Is It?)
10.COLDCUT    Beats and Pieces

The three Lessons have been bootlegged to death; my vinyl copy is credited
"The History of Hip Hop" by DD&S, but it would surprise me if this isn't
still in print.

Motorcade was released on a free 7" with NME, and Sister Ray Records in
London had 3 copies about a fortnight or so ago at ~£3 (flipside is by Sonic
Youth so that is how it is filed!?!)

Its Up To You was released by Ninja and may still be in print.

Fusion Beats is a mix up of James Brown type break beats that was a pretty
limited bootleg mix (of UK origin?)  (Never ever saw this one).

Genius At Work is a pretty clever mishmash of soundbites that sounds like it
was made primarily using a tape recorder and pause button.

TD    Feelin James    A pretty stunning mix of breakbeats.  It'd be hard to
find this one, but you can get "Gordy's Groove" by Fresh Gordon from Dusty
Grooves in America, which I believe is the same track (I think the
instrumental is called "Feelin James")

Say Kids    Bit of a classic, I'd say.  It was released on several
occassions - I have it on the flip of "Find A Way" with all the bonus beat
segments.

Beats and Pieces    I've seen this one around quite a bit, which isn't
surprising as it did pretty well and was a minor chart hit.  Harder to find
would be the original "Greedy G" version which was very rare (I think MB and
CC sold it out the back of a car...)

There's quite a bit that could have made this up to a full 74 minutes (for
example, Coldcut's James Brown Mix) but its still great stuff.

BABY DIDDY



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Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 08:23:03 -0800
From: xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx (Richard B)
Subject: (idm) Steinski and Mass Media

Steinski and Mass Media - Anyone have a track listing for their CD "No
rights given or implied." ??
thanks,
richard