From multsanta Sent Wed, Nov 5th 1997, 00:50
On Tue, 4 Nov 1997 20:11:42 +0000 Ben Coffer <xxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx> writes: >In message <xxxxxxx-xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx>, Sho Kuwamoto ><xxx@xxxxx.xxx> writes >>"Return of the DJ" and "Return of the DJ II" are two double >>packs on Bomb Records out of San Francisco. Both are >>phenomenal. Production is heavy on the scratching, with each >>track feeling like a snippet of a hip hop mixtape, ala >>qbert or kid koala. >> > >So where can we get our hands on this stuff? is it easily available >through normal record stores or is it like 500 copies pressed kind of >thing... > >-- >Ben Coffer >Hybrid Productions >http://www.hybridgame.demon.co.uk/ I saw both the first on CD and the second on LP at 13.99 a piece at the local store today, so i assume that they're still readily available. I'm low on cash, so I passed them up. Anyone care to post reviews? either way i'll probably be picking both of them up this weekend (if Richard James likes them they must be good</MASSIVE SARCASM>, then again, RDJ also like the DMX Krew, so maybe i shouldn't get them ;-) But, back on the scratch dj hip-hop tip, i picked up the new x-ecutioners (formerly x-men) album, which is excellent. I'll try and get a review up, along with reviews of kandis' senking and the new carpet bomb, as soon as i get 'em done. Speaking of which (I know our asphodel associate mentioned this a bit back, but i don't have my old mail from aol), does anyone know about this 'battle sounds project', i.e. where i can get it. a quick scan of the 'xpressions' credits shows that the the x-outtakes spoken bits (all of five of which blend surprisingly into the album), come from this 'documentary on hip hop djs'. Sounds pretty interesting. Wasn't there a big ol' weekend long fet. in NY featuring this? i'm sorry i missed it :-( sorry if this is off topic, all 'ya idm purists. bye everybody!, m u l t s a n t a . | . a t n a s t l u m