WARFARE

1. Testimony - Interlude

2. Know Da Deal

3. Live 4 ever

4. Praise Da Lord

5. Spiritual Warfare

6. What If It's True - Interlude

7. Time To Choose

8. Life's Mission

9. Surrender My All

10. Holy Lamb

11. Draw Me Close

12. Suicide Bride

13. Ask Yourself Why

14. devil's Plan - Interlude

15. Beef With The Enemy

16. Restoration

WARFARE,Spiritual Warrior,Spiritual Warrior,Hardcore hip hop spiritual rap with a touch of r&b.

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WARFARE

Average customer rating: If you had to choose one CD Vai, this is it. Breathtaking Reality Bites A rock guitar classic Commercial highpoint

Passion and Warfare Steve Vai Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock Guitarists | Rock | Styles | Music Shred | Rock Guitarists | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Alien Love Secrets Fire Garden Surfing with the Alien Rising Force Sex & Religion ASIN: B000002BWP Release Date: 1997-06-24

Tracks:

1. Liberty
2. Erotic Nightmares
3. The Animal
4. Answers
5. The Riddle
6. Ballerina
7. For The love Of God
8. The Audience Is Listening
9. I Would Love To
10. Blue Powder
11. Greasy Kid's Stuff
12. Alien Water Kiss
13. Sisters
14. Love Secrets

Amazon.com

The second solo album from Steve Vai shows the guitarist coming into his own as a composer, matching his prodigious talent as a performer. The result is an entertaining mix. The hilarious "Audience is Listening" complements more reflective pieces such as "For the Love of God." The high-powered "Animal" and "Greasy Kid's Stuff" are balanced by "Blue Powder" and "Alien Water Kiss." Unlike most guitar-god solo recordings, Passion & Warfare avoids the sort of technical noodling that is uninteresting to everyone except other guitarists, opting instead for a collection of high-quality music that is full of compositional experimentation without ever getting out of control. --Genevieve Williams

Customer Reviews:

If you had to choose one CD Vai, this is it........2007-06-02

If you are buying your first Vai CD, and you had to choose only one to start with, this IS the one.

This release features a very wide range of Steve's styles, from ballads like "Sisters" to dirty grooves like "The Animal" to epic guitar masterpieces like "For the Love of God".

But perhaps the most interesting track is "The Riddle". This song explores an endless terrain of guitar emotions and the composition is extremely full. The closer you listen to it, the more tracks and guitar sounds you start hearing, a definite headphone must!

Some material on here, like The Riddle is conjured up from Steve's imagination and "dreams" of out-of-body experiences with aliens, pixies, and more.

Another interesting note is that Steve actually fasted (went without food) for several days before recording the track For The Love of God, as an expression of dedication to his spiritual devotion through music itself, one could say.

This is not just technical guitar prowess - this is a very deep exploration of all the possibilities on a guitar, and it pushes the envelope of instrumental imagination. It is this particular release that made me realize that Steve Vai is not a guitar player, he is a living breathing extentsion of the instrument itself. You will not be disappointed!

Breathtaking.......2007-02-20

I've owned this masterpiece for many years, and just "rediscovered" it over the weekend, after letting it gather dust for awhile. I used to listen to it almost daily. My boyfriend had never heard it before and he fell in love with it instantly. This instrumental album says more than anything with lyrics, as Vai's guitar picks you up and takes you on an evocative journey from one emotion to another, in every corner of the spectrum. "For the Love of God" makes me want to weep, as I've always envisioned a movie about betrayal and loss playing through my head when I hear it. "Greasy Kid Stuff" is another stand-out piece, evoking images of a chase from land, to sea, to air. These are just two small samples of the treasure to be found on this disc, where the maestro makes his guitar giggle, talk, and wail with the depths of human emotion. I just plain FEEL everything in full technicolor when this album is playing. This is not an album one hears; it is one that is experienced. The only flaw I've ever been able to find with it is that it's not 80 hours long.

Reality Bites.......2007-02-02

It must be so frustrating for Vai, one of the greatest guitarist's ever, to see his work get basically financially and critically spat on while tool boxes like C.C. Deville (Poison), Mick Mars (Motley Crue), and J.J. French (Twisted Sister) go Triple Platty on multiple albums. Life can be as brutal as a Kip Winger dance routine. How this guitar guru isn't clinically depressed is beyond me.

A rock guitar classic.......2007-01-13

An absolute classic. Anyone who negatively criticises this album certainly doesn't understand the concept of melody or harmony. In the guitar world there's good noodling and bad noodling - this is a masterpiece, the perfect balance of technique, melody and soul. The end of the shred genre came about with the 90s pop/punk movement - those who "sucked and were proud of it"...
It was actually a good thing - it filtered out alot of fret w*nkers as the guitar scene was very watered down.. Vai wannabes, Satch, Van Halen wannabes... the list goes on - BUT the good players also got a rap in the process. Nevertheless the true players are still going strong and have never sold out regardless. Vai is one of them...
If you don't understand this album I urge you to give it another listen or two. Every note counts..

Commercial highpoint.......2006-07-22

The stocks of this ex Frank Zapppa/Alcatrazz/David Lee Roth six stringer were never highter. his street cred due to the Zappa connection was considerable to those in the know, who had followed him sinse the Flexible days. He had paid his dues in Alcatrazz and had a very public profile due to his association with Diamond Dave at the height of his solo powers. The time was right to strike and Vai did so with an eclectic mix of blistering runs, experimental bleeps and tweets and cool cameo numbers. Vai could of just put out a shred album and it would of sold - heck he could of put out acoustic versions of Estonian carpenters songs and it would of sold. He didn't quite go that far, but he did the brave thing and put out an album that wasn't a run of the mill guitar shred album. This is Vai coaxing all sorts of noises out of his Ibanez seven string, the sort of wailing, acrobatic playing that you would barely think possible, let along commercially viable.

So for guitar nuts this is almost an essential purchase. If you only buy on Vai album just to check out what all the fuss is about make it this one, the mans mainstream high point and for good reason. That's not to say the man didn't come in for some criticism at the time. Australias' Hot Metal magazine wrote him off, the reviewer stating 'the whole Steve Vai high priest of guitar' schtick was vomit inducing. And he was rightly hassled for things like 'thanks Ibanez, thanks God' but then maybe Hot Metal rightly had it's nose out of joine since Vai had refused to be interviewed for the magazine unless they'd guarantee him the cover! In the end they got around him by getting an interview from a freelance journalist.

Anyway, the music on this disc is just about all off on a tangent, perhaps the most accessable points coming when Vai allows some human connectivity to come into the mix on the amusing throw away tune The Audience is Listening. Elsewhere tunes such as The Riddle define for the listener much of what is exactly right and exactly wrong with Vai records. And prospective buyers should probably try to listen to at least a sample of this track to determine if this stuff is for them.

Extra credit to Vai for the fact that he appears to have made sure that everyone got credit where it was due - individually crediting musicians on each and every track. and the guy obviously took full responsibility for this album rising or falling, utilising his multi instrumentalist skills and also producing the whole shebang.

Most of my mates at the time bought this album. But often they played it is another matter. On this release Vai's positive image and talent got people to see past the fact that he wasn't really playing proper songs, just cataloguing his skills. On most of his other releases the lack of humanity became all consuming.

Average customer rating: Solid release from Cash Money's prime (3.5/5) Wow!!!! Ca$h Money Classic Hot boys is the group on cash money that put cash money on t A Cash Money Classic

Guerrilla Warfare Hot Boy$ Manufacturer: Cash Money ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Get It How U Live !! [PA] [EXPLICIT LYRICS] Tha Block Is Hot Let 'Em Burn 400 Degreez Tha G-Code ASIN: B00000JNNW Release Date: 1999-07-27

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. We On Fire
3. Respect My Mind
4. Help
5. Ridin
6. Off Tha Porch
7. Get Out Tha Way
8. Clear Tha Set
9. I Feel
10. Boys At War
11. You Dig
12. I Need A Hot Girl
13. Tuesday & Thursday
14. Bout Whatever
15. Sick Uncle
16. Shoot 1st
17. Too Hot

Customer Reviews:

Solid release from Cash Money's prime (3.5/5).......2007-05-04

In 1999, Cash Money Records was releasing music at an incredible rate, and "Guerrilla Warfare" is one of a high volume of long LPs released by the Cash Money Millionaires during this period. While it's certainly not on the level of its contemporary classics like B.G.'s Chopper City in the Ghetto and Juvenile's 400 Degreez, it's a satisfying album showcasing New Orleans's premier hip hop collective. And this is certainly the album to get if you want to hear the Hot Boys as a group. At this point, Cash Money was at their commercial and creative peak, and they were just embracing their place at the top of hip hop while still years away from any consumer backlash. Rap purists can go on and on about how their unvaried subject matter makes them embarrassments to hip hop, but I'll always enjoy Hot Boys music. What they might lack in pure lyricism, B.G., Turk, Juvenile, and Lil Wayne make up in interesting flows, punchlines, style, and chemistry. There's so much talent in this quartet, they really are a supergroup in every sense of the word. Mannie Fresh's productions are usually the true gem of a Cash Money release, but that's not the case here. Mannie's signature bounce beats with soulful instrumentals and dense soundscapes usually steal the show, but the music is notably understated here, taking a backseat to the talented MCs rather than taking front and center like it might on, say, a Big Tymers release. Each rapper is such a likable individual, and each has so much charisma and talent that it more than carries the album. That said, the album is definitely too long, with a bloated tracklist of 17 tracks running in at just under the CD limit of 80 minutes, and too many songs break the five minute barrier. The production can be a little boring at times, blame it on the fact that Mannie Fresh, despite his musical genius, was the most overworked producer in hip hop history at this point. Overall, "Guerrilla Warfare" is a memorable release that's sure to continue pleasing the Cash Money crowd, like it already has for eight years.

After a typically entertaining intro by Big Tymers, the album starts with perhaps Hot Boys' most well known song, "We on Fire." This song embraces the Cash Money braggadocio and extravagance as good as any, and the four MCs show a chemistry and uniqueness that made them stars, over a great Mannie Fresh beat. "Respect My Mind" lyrically is not the most impressive, but as far as style and swagger are concerned, it's great, with a glitzy beat and each rapper displaying their distinctive flow. "Help" has frenetic beats and nice horn instrumentation, Mannie Fresh performs well. "Ridin'" showcases simple production and typical flossing on the part of Hot Boys, it's a solid song, if not a little underwhelming. "Get Out tha Way" has a nice hook, otherwise it's another decent song but not too distinctive. I like "Clear tha Set" for what it is, Lil Wayne's solo, even though it's not absolutely memorable, and I like "I Feel" a little less. "Boys at War" is okay, musically a little boring and too long, this period is the album's weakest point. Juvenile uses a repetitive, conversational flow like in his classic "Ha" on the likable "You Dig," which has some very nice production. The memorable single "I Need a Hot Girl" follows, a Cash Money standard. I think my favorite song is "Tuesday & Thursday," because lyrically it is creative and musically it is excellent, a fine signature styled beat my Mannie Fresh. "Bout Whatever" is pretty nice, and "Shoot 1st" is clever and entertaining, a definite highlight. "Too Hot" closes out the album in representative fashon.

"Guerrilla Warfare" showcases the strengths and weaknesses of Cash Money and the Hot Boys in top fashion. If you're new to Cash Money music, this might not be the best album to start with, but fans of the rappers should pick this up if they haven't already. This is an uneven yet memorable album, and in many cases one for the collection.

Wow!!!!.......2006-06-01

wow this album is incredible. when i first popped it in i thought besides the singles help, i need a hot girl, and we on fire that this cd was pretty weak. but after listening to it again i dont know how in any parts of hell i got that opinion!!! this has to be one of the top 10 greatest albums to ever come out of the south in mine and many other opinions. great lyrics, great beats by mannie fresh once again to make you bob your head until it falls off, and great track listing.
dont miss out on a classic album and cheat your ears out of great music.

top 5
1. get out tha way
2. help
3. boys at war
4. too hot
5. we on fire
this album is soo hot it could have 3 different top 5 lists!

Ca$h Money Classic.......2005-07-09

#2.About Being a Hot Boy:9/10
#3.Classic About themselves:10/10
#4.B.G. Solo.its hot:10/10
#5.Second least favorite track:7.5/10
#7.B.G, Murders it in the begining:8/10
#8.Wayne Solo.He's Burnin' Blockz:9/10
#9.Classic about how they Feel:10/10
#10.8/10
#11.Classic.Juvie Solo.About Swollowing your pride and being a man:10/10
#12.Crazzy just don't like the Big Tymers much:9.5/10
#13.Classic about the cops raiding spots on Tuesdays & Thursdays:10/10
#14.Classic Turk Solo.Luv the hook:10/10
#16.Not really feeling it:7/10
#17.Classic about the havin the FED's after U:10/10

Hot boys is the group on cash money that put cash money on t.......2005-03-05

Hot boys is the group on cash money that put cash money on top charts. Hits likes Respect My Mind,Boys at War and I Need a Hot Girl . It give a 5 out of 5.

A Cash Money Classic.......2004-11-28

If you are a fan of old cash money this is a classic. I rated it 4 stars because it was not as good as Get it How you Live but this album pretty much put the hot boys on the map for the whole world to know its a must get if you are a tru cash money fan.

Average customer rating:

Warfare MorningStar Worship Team Manufacturer: EagleStar Productions ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: Worship Vision Prepare the Way In the Spirit Draw Me Up ASIN: B000A28CYO Release Date: 1996-01-01

Tracks:

1. I Have Decided
2. Our God is Holy
3. Repentance
4. Nacah

Average customer rating: If you had to choose one CD Vai, this is it. Breathtaking Reality Bites A rock guitar classic Commercial highpoint

Passion and Warfare Steve Vai Manufacturer: Relativity ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock Guitarists | Rock | Styles | Music Shred | Rock Guitarists | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: Alien Love Secrets Fire Garden Surfing with the Alien Rising Force Sex & Religion ASIN: B000003BVM Release Date: 1990-05-17

Tracks:

1. Liberty
2. Erotic Nightmares
3. Animal
4. Answers
5. Riddle
6. Ballerina 12/24
7. For the Love of God
8. Audience Is Listening
9. I Would Love To
10. Blue Powder
11. Greasy Kid's Stuff
12. Alien Water Kiss
13. Sisters
14. Love Secrets

Amazon.com

The second solo album from Steve Vai shows the guitarist coming into his own as a composer, matching his prodigious talent as a performer. The result is an entertaining mix. The hilarious "Audience is Listening" complements more reflective pieces such as "For the Love of God." The high-powered "Animal" and "Greasy Kid's Stuff" are balanced by "Blue Powder" and "Alien Water Kiss." Unlike most guitar-god solo recordings, Passion & Warfare avoids the sort of technical noodling that is uninteresting to everyone except other guitarists, opting instead for a collection of high-quality music that is full of compositional experimentation without ever getting out of control. --Genevieve Williams

Customer Reviews:

If you had to choose one CD Vai, this is it........2007-06-02

If you are buying your first Vai CD, and you had to choose only one to start with, this IS the one.

This release features a very wide range of Steve's styles, from ballads like "Sisters" to dirty grooves like "The Animal" to epic guitar masterpieces like "For the Love of God".

But perhaps the most interesting track is "The Riddle". This song explores an endless terrain of guitar emotions and the composition is extremely full. The closer you listen to it, the more tracks and guitar sounds you start hearing, a definite headphone must!

Some material on here, like The Riddle is conjured up from Steve's imagination and "dreams" of out-of-body experiences with aliens, pixies, and more.

Another interesting note is that Steve actually fasted (went without food) for several days before recording the track For The Love of God, as an expression of dedication to his spiritual devotion through music itself, one could say.

This is not just technical guitar prowess - this is a very deep exploration of all the possibilities on a guitar, and it pushes the envelope of instrumental imagination. It is this particular release that made me realize that Steve Vai is not a guitar player, he is a living breathing extentsion of the instrument itself. You will not be disappointed!

Breathtaking.......2007-02-20

I've owned this masterpiece for many years, and just "rediscovered" it over the weekend, after letting it gather dust for awhile. I used to listen to it almost daily. My boyfriend had never heard it before and he fell in love with it instantly. This instrumental album says more than anything with lyrics, as Vai's guitar picks you up and takes you on an evocative journey from one emotion to another, in every corner of the spectrum. "For the Love of God" makes me want to weep, as I've always envisioned a movie about betrayal and loss playing through my head when I hear it. "Greasy Kid Stuff" is another stand-out piece, evoking images of a chase from land, to sea, to air. These are just two small samples of the treasure to be found on this disc, where the maestro makes his guitar giggle, talk, and wail with the depths of human emotion. I just plain FEEL everything in full technicolor when this album is playing. This is not an album one hears; it is one that is experienced. The only flaw I've ever been able to find with it is that it's not 80 hours long.

Reality Bites.......2007-02-02

It must be so frustrating for Vai, one of the greatest guitarist's ever, to see his work get basically financially and critically spat on while tool boxes like C.C. Deville (Poison), Mick Mars (Motley Crue), and J.J. French (Twisted Sister) go Triple Platty on multiple albums. Life can be as brutal as a Kip Winger dance routine. How this guitar guru isn't clinically depressed is beyond me.

A rock guitar classic.......2007-01-13

An absolute classic. Anyone who negatively criticises this album certainly doesn't understand the concept of melody or harmony. In the guitar world there's good noodling and bad noodling - this is a masterpiece, the perfect balance of technique, melody and soul. The end of the shred genre came about with the 90s pop/punk movement - those who "sucked and were proud of it"...
It was actually a good thing - it filtered out alot of fret w*nkers as the guitar scene was very watered down.. Vai wannabes, Satch, Van Halen wannabes... the list goes on - BUT the good players also got a rap in the process. Nevertheless the true players are still going strong and have never sold out regardless. Vai is one of them...
If you don't understand this album I urge you to give it another listen or two. Every note counts..

Commercial highpoint.......2006-07-22

The stocks of this ex Frank Zapppa/Alcatrazz/David Lee Roth six stringer were never highter. his street cred due to the Zappa connection was considerable to those in the know, who had followed him sinse the Flexible days. He had paid his dues in Alcatrazz and had a very public profile due to his association with Diamond Dave at the height of his solo powers. The time was right to strike and Vai did so with an eclectic mix of blistering runs, experimental bleeps and tweets and cool cameo numbers. Vai could of just put out a shred album and it would of sold - heck he could of put out acoustic versions of Estonian carpenters songs and it would of sold. He didn't quite go that far, but he did the brave thing and put out an album that wasn't a run of the mill guitar shred album. This is Vai coaxing all sorts of noises out of his Ibanez seven string, the sort of wailing, acrobatic playing that you would barely think possible, let along commercially viable.

So for guitar nuts this is almost an essential purchase. If you only buy on Vai album just to check out what all the fuss is about make it this one, the mans mainstream high point and for good reason. That's not to say the man didn't come in for some criticism at the time. Australias' Hot Metal magazine wrote him off, the reviewer stating 'the whole Steve Vai high priest of guitar' schtick was vomit inducing. And he was rightly hassled for things like 'thanks Ibanez, thanks God' but then maybe Hot Metal rightly had it's nose out of joine since Vai had refused to be interviewed for the magazine unless they'd guarantee him the cover! In the end they got around him by getting an interview from a freelance journalist.

Anyway, the music on this disc is just about all off on a tangent, perhaps the most accessable points coming when Vai allows some human connectivity to come into the mix on the amusing throw away tune The Audience is Listening. Elsewhere tunes such as The Riddle define for the listener much of what is exactly right and exactly wrong with Vai records. And prospective buyers should probably try to listen to at least a sample of this track to determine if this stuff is for them.

Extra credit to Vai for the fact that he appears to have made sure that everyone got credit where it was due - individually crediting musicians on each and every track. and the guy obviously took full responsibility for this album rising or falling, utilising his multi instrumentalist skills and also producing the whole shebang.

Most of my mates at the time bought this album. But often they played it is another matter. On this release Vai's positive image and talent got people to see past the fact that he wasn't really playing proper songs, just cataloguing his skills. On most of his other releases the lack of humanity became all consuming.

Average customer rating: Rock Solid 4.5 stars. JP rules Get this! Something To Rattle Your Eardrums! **** 4 STAR RATING. metalfan

Mechanized Warfare Jag Panzer Manufacturer: Century Media ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Thane to the Throne Casting the Stones The Fourth Judgement Decade of the Nail Spiked Bat Age of Mastery ASIN: B00005MKH0 Release Date: 2001-08-07

Tracks:

1. Take To The Sky
2. Frozen In Fear
3. Unworthy
4. The Silent
5. The Scarlet Letter
6. Choir Of Tears
7. Cold Is The Blade (And The Heart That Wields It)
8. Hidden In My Eyes
9. Power Surge
10. All Things Renewed

Album Description

Old school fans say they've been waiting for Jag Panzer to return to the reputation of their highly acclaimed cult-classic debut Ample Destruction. Taking the challenge to heart, Mechanized Warfare proudly frees them from this expectation, and proves they have retained the integrity of conviction that launched them over fifteen years ago. An epic statement that respectfully pays tribute to their roots and clearly prophesizes all that is still ahead of them, Mechanized Warfare continues the momentum gained from all the years of their studio and touring experiences in the metal scene. It speaks boldly to the act of embracing two decades' worth of struggle and achievement, the art of reconstructing it, and the finesse of transforming it into a mythological creature worthy of legendary status. A 2001 Century Media release.

Customer Reviews:

Rock Solid.......2005-07-03

This is the first album I bought from Jag Panzer and it didn't let me down. The songwriting is pretty consistent. Gotta love Harry's singing. Chris and Mark do a great combination of melodic leads and crunchy rhythm. I've gotta say though, some of the intros are kind of soft, but usually it doesn't really matter because the songs still turn out great.

4.5 stars. JP rules.......2005-01-13

This album isn't quite as consistent or unified as 'Thane to the Throne' was, but it's still damn solid, and probably a bit more varied. It's the same basic formula- classic metal but a bit slower, quite a bit heavier and even more grandiose and epic. It's a good formula, and they can ride it for quite a bit longer if they keep putting out work of this quality.

JP clearly know what they're doing. Conklin is the best classic metal vocalist around, and Briody and Broderick are as fine a guitar duo as any, with a crushing intensity that many of their influences, but while retaining the penchant for melody that they had. And Broderick is the best shredding lead guitarist outside of prog-metal, bar none, though it would be nice if he slowed down a bit more often. The rhythm section is a bit less stereotypical, not using the straight 1-2 patterns as much as most metal rhythm sections do.

It opens with 'Take to the Sky', which is quite possibly the most metal song ever written. As far as soaring, epic choruses go, 'Take to the Sky', has probably got the best one I've ever heard.('Flight of Icarus', might beat it. Might.) Yet, it still has some great, intricate rhythm guitar work under the verses, and, the solo rules, as usual. 'Frozen in Fear' is a faster, Maiden-ish piece with some great lead licks, and what may be the best all around performance I've heard from Broderick. Very catchy, too. 'Unworthy' is a longer, more atmospheric piece, with a rather affecting mood, and some nice choral backing vox. 'The Scarlet Letter' is the second best track on the album, behind the opener. The vox are brilliant, wide-ranging, and the song has got a great unrelenting intensity, coming from the constant, alt-picked riff. It's got a great harmony lead and the solo is awesome.(But aren't they all? This one is particularly awesome, though) 'Cold is the Blade' is another epic, melodic track. Slower and more low-key than 'Take to the Sky' but it has the same basic feeling. Another great, immediately memorable song. 'All Things Renewed' is the longest track here, with some very good, extended soft sections, and some pretty, softer vox from Conklin. Another epic track, for sure, but in a different way than from what preceded it. Everything else on here is at least pretty good, though definitely not on the level of the aforementioned tracks. Still, nothing that needs to be skipped over.

Yes, this album rocks. Get it now.

Get this!.......2004-12-12

This is the CD that JP fans have been waiting for! I have their entire catalogue and this CD in incredible! The only better CD is 'Ample Destruction.' This CD covers a wide variety of styles and lyric content.

Do yourself a favor, pick this up and remember why you love METAL in the first place!

Something To Rattle Your Eardrums! **** 4 STAR RATING........2003-02-13

And you most defintely will have your eardrums rattled; by the second song, Jag Panzer will have you raising your volume knob higher and higher, as each song goes on to the next. Mechanized Warfare, is a definite power metal release, in the tradition of Tad Morose's, Matters of The Dark. I would compare this release to that one, also the vocals are a bit like Urban Breed's. Not copycats at all, Jag Panzer put their stamp on their own breed of power metal, without a doubt. I loved every song on this one. Scarlet Letter, was my favorite pick. The only reason this didn't get a 5 star masterpiece rating was, because of the obvious fact, that this band doesn't have the complexity of a Symphony X, or more in their realm of power metal, an Iced Earth. Short and straight to the point: if you like any of these bands-Tad Morose, Iron Maiden, old Judas Priest, Nevermore, or Queensryche, definitely get your hands on this one! **** 4 STAR POWER METAL RATING FROM SCRAGGY'S TOMB. Cheers.

metalfan.......2002-10-26

Im going to write a short description about the band.
This band is really good band when listening to this band the vocals are superb also the band members are definately not rookies they play their instruments perfectly.

This band was influenced probably by iron maiden.
But also this band is not a complete copy.
This band is more up to date.
If you like bands like maiden you probably will like this band.

Average customer rating:

Ghetto warfare M.O.P. Manufacturer: Full Clip Media ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: St. Marxmen To the Death M.O.P Presents Marxmen Cinema Hip Hop Is Dead The DaVinci Code: The Vatican Mixtape V2 ASIN: B000GG4SLK Release Date: 2006-07-25

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Welcome Back (feat. Teflon)
3. Roc La Familia (feat. Jay-Z,
4. Instigator
5. Interlude
6. F*ck M.O.P.
7. Stomp Tha Shi*t Out Ya
8. Interlude
9. Fire
10. Got To Go
11. The Bottom
12. Put It In The Air
13. What The F*ck
14. Wanna Be Gs
15. Live From Ground Zero
16. Take A Minute
17. Muddy Waters
18. G-Boy Stance
19. BKNY

Product Description

M.O.P. (aka Mash-Out Posse) is back again. Comprised of rappers Lil’ Fame (aka Fizzy Womack) and Billy Danzenie (aka Billy Danze), the group is best known for their frenetic hit single 2000’s “Ante Up”. But throughout their career M.O.P. have consistently delivered the hardest, angriest and loudest music Hip Hop could offer. Childhood friends Fame (Jamal Grinnage) and Danze (Eric Murray) grew up in the roughest area of Brownsville (Brooklyn, NY) and were members of a neighborhood gang named Mash Out Posse. They debuted in 1993 with the single “How About Some Hardcore”. The underground success of the single, promoted by a gritty, low-budget video from then-unknown director Hype Williams led to their debut album, “To The Death”, a dark and raging LP, was released in 1994 on on the small label, Select Records. The album was fully produced by DR Period. “How About Some Hardcore” became one of the biggest hardcore rap anthems of the 90s. In 1996, M.O.P. released their second effort, “Firing Squad”. Hoping for better promotion, they signed with Relativity Records. Despite changing record labels and producers (the album was produced by DJ Premier and Lil’ Fame himself), M.O.P. continued hitting fans’ ears with tough, menacing beats and their extremely hardcore, energetic delivery. Two years later, M.O.P. released “First Family 4 Life”, working on the same formula as ever, again with heavy percentage of DJ Premier’s production and more gems produced by Lil’ Fame. M.O.P.’s fanbase was loyal but remained rather small until 2000, when they released “Warriorz”, this time on Loud Records. Mainstream radio began playing the first single, “Ante Up”, produced by DR Period whom they had not worked with since their debut. The single was a major radio hit and propelled the album to #25 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart. The follow-up single, the self-produced “Cold As Ice” which featured a sample from “Cold As Ice” by Foreigner, also received radio airplay, although almost half of the song’s lyrics had to be censored for the radio version. “Warriorz” is the last major-label release from M.O.P. to date. In 2002, Loud Records folded, leaving the group stranded. They recorded a full length album titled “Ghetto Warfare”, but the eagerly anticipated album was shelved. In order to keep their music on the streets, the Posse released a mixtape titled “Marxmen Cinema” under the name, The Marxmen. M.O.P. also independently released a self-titled rock-rap album under the name, Mash Out Posse. Jump to July 2006, the never before heard album “Ghetto Warfare” has surfaced, and it is finally available to the masses. Nineteen tracks deep, and filled with all the standard M.O.P. subject matter we have all grown to love, the album contains rhymes about battling with rival criminals and serious talk about life in the ghetto. What more could you want from your rough and raw New York rap music?

Album Description

M.O.P. (aka Mash-Out Posse) is back again. Comprised of rappers Lil' Fame (aka Fizzy Womack) and Billy Danzenie (aka Billy Danze), the group is best known for their frenetic hit single 2000's 'Ante Up'. But throughout their career M.O.P. have consistently delivered the hardest, angriest and loudest music Hip Hop could offer. In 2002, Loud Records folded, leaving the group stranded. They recorded a full length album titled Ghetto Warfare, but the eagerly anticipated album was shelved. In order to keep their music on the streets, the Posse released a mixtape titled Marxmen Cinema under the name, The Marxmen. M.O.P. also independently released a self-titled rock-rap album under the name, Mash Out Posse. Jump to July 2006, the never before heard album Ghetto Warfare has surfaced, and it is finally available to the masses. Nineteen tracks deep, and filled with all the standard M.O.P. subject matter we have all grown to love, the album contains rhymes about battling with rival criminals and serious talk about life in the ghetto. What more could you want from your rough and raw New York rap music?

Average customer rating:

Armed Audio Warfare Meat Beat Manifesto Manufacturer: Run ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Alt Industrial | Industrial | Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Industrial Dance | Industrial | Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Storm the Studio 99% Original Fire At the Center Ruok ASIN: B0000A0DX0 Release Date: 2003-07-22

Tracks:

1. Genocide
2. Repulsion
3. Mister President
4. Reanimator
5. I Got the Fear
6. Kneel & Buzz
7. Kick That Man
8. Fear Version
9. Give Your Body Its Freedom
10. Mars Needs Women
11. Cutman

Average customer rating: FIRE!!!! Tight T-Rock best Dirty South artist - 36= Gay duo T- rock: The new lyrical levelz go buy this 2day!

Defcon 1: Lyrical Warfare T-Rock Manufacturer: Secret Service Ent. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Conspiracy Theory Rock Solid/4:20 Mr. Washington Story Da Kush Body Parts ASIN: B00009B8BX Release Date: 2003-08-19

Tracks:

1. Matrix Intro
2. This Is What You Get - Al Kapone, T-Rock
3. Murdererz
4. Live It Up
5. Pimp Sh*t
6. F**k 3-6
7. Gimme Room
8. Midtro
9. Executive Squad (Posse Song)
10. Voltron
11. Who You Scarin' [Paul & Juicy Dis]
12. Wylecat Interlude
13. Gato Blanc [Wylecat Full Song]
14. J-Love Interlude
15. When Your Broke [J-Love Full Song]

Customer Reviews:

FIRE!!!!.......2006-02-19

I USED TO BUMP THREE SIX MAFIA ALL DAY EVERYDAY BUT I GOT BORED OF LISTENING TO THEM TALK ABOUT THE SAME ISH OVER AND OVER..... AND OVER AGAIN. LOOKS LIKE T ROCK HAS SOME GOOD POTENTIAL OF MAKING IT MAJOR.DUDE HAS IMMACULATE FLOW AND HARD HITTING BEATS. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND INSTEAD OF BUYING THAT TRASH THEY PLAY ON THE RADIO SPEND SOME CASH ON THIS GUYS ALBUMS.YOU WONT BE DISSAPOINTED

Tight.......2005-03-08

From top to bottom, this cd is hard, especially as he is getting on Three-Six Mafia. Definitly worth the buy

T-Rock best Dirty South artist - 36= Gay duo.......2005-01-28

T-Rock has KILLA beats and one of the best flows ive ever heard. DJ Small Arm and Juicy the Juggalo cant even compare to the disses coming to them.

Anyone who says T-Rocks beats are all the same and boring are [...]
T-Rock is going up, (three 6 been in the same place for their whole career)

And lets go over who all they lost through out the years.....

T-Rock
K-Rock
Lil Rock
Gangsta Boo
Indo G
Lil Fire
Lil Pat
Koopsta Nicca
Gangsta Blac
The Whole Prophet Posse
Lil fly
playa fly
kingpin skinny pimp
mack
scan
droopy
M Child

.... o wow, they are right, all of them left because of money issues. HA!! are you joking me??? they left because dj paul is crippled, juicy is gay, they arent true to the game, and cause everyone else was leaving because of that.

So buy this album, its dope, GREAT beats, GREAT LYRICS, and allot of tight disses to crippled dick (and arm) mafia.

T- rock: The new lyrical levelz.......2004-12-18

ITS LYRICAL WARFARE UP IN THIS BITCH!! This album is T-rocks retaliation on 3-6 Mafia. Erevy track is ripping, most directed towards them. T-rock droped out of it mostly bacause of money problems, Which Is goes for other former 3-6 allies(Lil Fly, Gangsta Boo, M-child, M.C Mack, and many others). We all know Eazy-E gave off some serious lyrical BUCKSHOTZ on dre back on his 93' EP, but the way T-ROCK GETS THEM! Mannnnnnnnn... hes completely blowin em out the frame getin on DJ, Juicy, Crunchy
and even Project Pat(among other newer boyz of 3-6)I listened to this album very well, and noticed that there NO disses towards Lord Infamous. Maybe its because of the way he was alwayz ripping trackz up lyrically(most definitely 1995-2000!). Or maybe because there nothing to diss him about, and he alwayz cool towards T-rock. "This is what you get" a hard track and great start to the album Al Kapone KILLS ITS in the end. "Murdererz" very hard track with T-rock kickin the Ganksta twist(he alwayz got one tung twist song BANGIN)wit one of my favorite gueststars, Odd-1. "live it up" "f**k 3-6" "gimme room" and even the wylecat(who I thought wouldn't be tight) is str8 HARDHITTIN! Also to dude from Florida(Seargeant Ceph) giving this one star... WHAT TYPE OF LYRICAL SENSE OF MUSIX COULD YOU HAVE HATIN ON THIS!!! JUST TA BUSTA, T-ROCK HITS EVEN HARDER ON HIS SOLOS THAN ANY TRACKZ WIT THEM AND NO WAY IN HELL THERE SHIX NOW WA DAYZ GOT HIS!LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE THE LAME SOFT ONE, REALIZE THAT T-ROCK REPZ ATLANTA AND ONE THE HARDEST OUT TA SOUTH, PLAYA HATER!!! Sorry about that true T-rock fans but I can't UNDERSTAND HOW SOME NIGGAZ CAN HATE ON THE LYRICAL GENIOUS LIKE THAT! Anywayz, get this cause the albums HOT, and on demand. It can get very pricey so shop wisely, PEACE!

go buy this 2day!.......2004-10-14

This album is bumpin out tha frame. T-Rock speaks da truth in his lyrics and if you dont like it the go buy a cd from the Handi Cap Posse.

Average customer rating: Complete Track and Artist List Half "eh", half "omigawd". Worthwhile notes from the remix wars solid mix

Doctor Speedlove Presents: Chemical Warfare Various Artists Manufacturer: Invisible Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Industrial | Compilations | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alt Industrial | Industrial | Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Industrial Dance | Industrial | Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Drum & Bass | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Trip-Hop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music IDM | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Experimental Music | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Industrial | Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000ICM3 Release Date: 1999-03-26

Tracks:

1. Napalm In Bohemia - Girl Eats Boy/The Dub Pistols
2. Breakdown - Globo/Meat Beat Manifesto
3. Hagseed (Slagseed Slagadelic Mix) - Pigface/Psychic TV
4. Pinned Down - The Creatures/Icarus
5. Wedge - Sow/Pig
6. Falling (FR 13 Mix) - Scorn/Autechre
7. Strange Days - Sheep On Drugs/Bagman
8. Nutopia - Meg Lee Chin/Hanzel Und Gretyl
9. I Like Fur - Evil Mothers/KMFDM
10. The Horned One - The Love Interest/Michael Balch
11. Turkish - Not Breathing/Rotorhead
12. Intervention 2 - Tactile/0

Tracks:

1. Rhythm Of Life - The Prodigy
2. KY Re:amin - Rx/Alien Sound
3. Filter Voodoo - Witchman/Jammin Unit
4. Turco (Bambini Bielorussi A Bertinoro Remix) - Here/M. Teho T.
5. Firewoman - Psychic TV/Download
6. Grind (Lo End Lift Mix) - Final Cut/Team VSR
7. Geong G'uma - Dead Voices On Air/Abintra & Frankie Pet
8. Swallowing You - Meg Lee Chin/Martin Atkins
9. Unphazed - Subgenius/Test Dept
10. X-Lover - Sheep On Drugs/Ashtrayhead
11. Warzone - Pigface/Tranquility Bass
12. Train - Jah Wobble

Album Details

Features Tracks from the Prodigy, the Creatures, Witchman, Rx, Jah Wobble. Features Remixes from Meat Beat Manifesto, Autchre. Nearly 60 Minutes of Previously Unreleased Material.

Customer Reviews:

Complete Track and Artist List.......2004-01-19

CD1
1. Girl Eats Boy vs. The Dub Pistols - "Napalm in Bohemia"
2. Globo vs. Meat Beat Manifesto - "Breakdown"
3. Pigface vs. Psychic TV - "Hagseed" (Slagseed Slagadelic Mix)
4. The Creatures vs. Icarus - "Pinned Down"
5. Sow vs. Pig - "Wedge"
6. Scorn vs. Autechre - "Falling" (FR 13 Mix)
7. Sheep on Drugs vs. Bagman - "Strange Days"
8. Meg Lee Chin vs. Hanzel und Gretyl - "Nutopia"
9. Evil Mothers vs. KMFDM - "I Like Fur"
10. The Love Interest vs. Michael Balch - "The Horned One"
11. Not Breathing vs. Rotorhead - "Turkish"
12. Tactile vs. Ø - "Intervention 2"

CD2
1. The Prodigy - "Rhythm of Life"
2. Rx vs. Alien Sound - "KY Re:amin"
3. Witchman vs. Jammin Unit - "Filter Voodoo"
4. Here vs. M. Teho T. - "Turco" (Bambini Bielorussi a Bertinoro Remix)
5. Psychic TV vs. Download - "Firewoman"
6. Final Cut vs. Team VSR - "Grind" (Lo End Lift Mix)
7. Dead Voices on Air vs. Abintra & Frankie Pet - "Geong G'uma"
8. Meg Lee Chin vs. Martin Atkins - "Swallowing You"
9. Subgenius vs. Test Dept. - "Unphazed"
10. Sheep on Drugs vs. Ashtrayhead - "X-Lover"
11. Pigface vs. Tranquility Bass - "Warzone"
12. Jah Wobble - "Train"

This is an excellent compilation. I consider it one of the essentials in my collection of few that actually stand up to the litmus test. It combines the best of both worlds of the genres of Industrial and Techno. If you like this collection as much as I do, then check out its sequel entitled: "Dr. Speedlove Presents: Vol. 2", also on Invisible Records. The Full Title of THIS Compilation 2CD is "Dr. Speedlove Presents: Chemical Warfare (Mix Mix Bang Bang)". Enjoy.

Half "eh", half "omigawd"........2003-03-06

I agree -- if you're into anything approximating bigbeat or aggro or industrial or metal or... anything with THUD, stop reading & buy the CD. The whole thing is remixes, all 24 tracks, and there's a little good-spirited give-&-take as the chopper on one track becomes the source on another.

Sure, some of it's lame (like Jah Wobble's "Train"), but the two remixes of Meg Lee Chin (from Pigface) are almost worth the price by themselves. If you can identify the writer of "The Horned One" before the end of the first verse, I'll give you a cookie. "I Like Fur" somehow manages to be a funny anti-fur techno/disco sing-along.

Go ahead -- it'll be okay...

Worthwhile notes from the remix wars.......2002-12-09

Briefly: an excellent and well-rounded collection of remixes of industrial/electronic artists BY other industrial/electronic artists. And where else are you going to find Sheep On Drugs, Autechre, Dub Pistols, Psychic TV and The Prodigy in one compilation? What, you haven't clicked ADD TO CART yet?

solid mix.......2000-06-27

This CD provides a solid and trippy compilation of electronica. Buy it.

Average customer rating: loud Drum and Bass Album With Major Rap Stars on it DnB Warfare idiots pretty good mixes

Presents: Drum and Bass Warfare Adam F Manufacturer: System Recordings ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Colours ASIN: B000089CRW Release Date: 2003-02-25

Tracks:

1. Kaos Main Title (Remix)
2. Prelude To Last Dayz
3. Smash Sumthin' - featuring Redman (Roni Size Remix)
4. Stand Clear - featuring MOP (Origin Unknown Remix)
5. Listen Here - featuring Capone n' Noreaga (Dillinja Remix)
6. The Greatest of All Time - featuring LL Cool J (Back2Basics Remix)
7. Dirty Harry's Revenge - featuring Beenie Man & Siamese (Swift Remix)
8. Stand Clear - featuring MOP (Matrix & Fierce VIP)
9. Smash Sumthin' VIP - featuring Redman (EIB Remix)
10. Karma - featuring Guru & Carl Thomas (John B Remix)
11. Last Dayz - featuring Pharoahe Monch (Mickey Finn & L Double Remix)
12. Karma - featuring Guru & Carl Thomas (High Contrast Remix)
13. Where's My...? - featuring Lil' Mo (J Majik Remix)
14. The Greatest of All Time - featuring LL Cool J (Ray Keith VIP Remix)
15. Dirty Harry's Revenge - featuring Beenie Man & Siamese (DJ Hype & Pascal Remix)

Tracks:

1. Kaos Main Title (Remix)
2. DJ Craze Cutz 'n' Skitz
3. Smash Sumthin' - featuring Redman (Roni Size Remix)
4. Smash Sumthin' - featuring Redman (EIB Remix)
5. Stand Clear - featuring MOP (Origin Unknown Remix)
6. Dirty Harry's Revenge - featuring Beenie Man & Siamese (Swift Remix)
7. Dirty Harry's Revenge - featuring Beenie Man & Siamese (DJ Hype & Pascal Remix)
8. The Greatest of All Time - featuring LL Cool J (Back2Basics Remix)
9. The Greatest of All Time - featuring LL Cool J (Ray Keith VIP Remix)
10. Last Dayz - featuring Pharoahe Monch (Mickey Finn & L Double Remix)
11. Redman Skit
12. Listen Here - featuring Capone n' Noreaga (Dillinja Remix)
13. Karma - featuring Guru & Carl Thomas (John B Remix)
14. Karma - featuring Guru & Carl Thomas (High Contrast Remix)
15. Where's My...? - featuring Lil' Mo (J Majik Remix)

Album Description

A 2 CD assault of hip-hop meets drum & bass. Disc 1 features d 'n' b remixes of the infamous Adam F Kaos sessions & disc 2 contains the tracks mixed together by 3 x DMC World Champ DJ Craze. For d 'n' b listeners as well as hip-hop heads. System Recordings. Slipcase. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

loud.......2005-03-30

there's not much you can say about this disc. i haven't heard the original Kaos record yet, but from what i've heard these remixes are the same general kind of stuff. this disc can be easily summed up: rough, sometimes techsteppy dnb breaks with eigth-note rapping over top. if you know roni size's stuff that he did with method man ("Ghetto Celebrity", "Judgement Day"), this is basically two cd's worth of that, only maybe a little more hardcore. standouts for me are the first three tracks, which comprise a hilariously epic intro and a near flawless segue into Roni Size's kickoff track. J Majik's mix of "Where's My..?" is excellent as well, one of the nicest beats on the disc in my opinion. also worth noting is the strange shuffled version of that mix at the very end of Craze's mix. what's that about?? very cool changeup, and interesting too, but who's idea was it to shuffle the eighths, j majik or craze?

the only thing i really have to add to the reviews here is that while purists will predictably bash this type of dnb/hip-hop (and it is certainly their right to) i think that this disc demonstrates the versatility of the style as much as anything. this isn't what you would call "pure" dnb, since it is based around vocals for the most part, while dnb is more defined by its instrumental characteristics. but sticking to "pure" anything inevitably results in stagnation, repetition, and eventual fading away (UKG, anyone?). we need people to push things in places they weren't originally intended to be, that's how progress happens. this is drum and bass put it a new context, almost like the latest step in the original ragga style's evolution from scrappy, minimal dub-plate remixes, to programmed soundscaped epics ala Timeless and New Forms, to ear-bleeder techstep like Dillinja, and now to a new form of hyped-up hip-hop/rnb rhythm.

i don't know who i would reccomend this to, but the list of participants is certainly what won me over in the record store: roni size, redman, j majik, high contrast, ray keith, ll cool j etc etc. it is what it is, and you either like it for what it is, or you don't. as i said, dnb purists might be offended by all those words on top of their beats, so if you need your breaks solo or need your hip hop under the 120 bpm mark, stay away.

Drum and Bass Album With Major Rap Stars on it.......2004-06-13

Good album for those who love hip-hop and drum-n-bass. Disc 1 is the album and Disc 2 is turntablist version of the album via DJ Craze.

This album surprizingly has tracks by many of the major players and legendary rappers of today. It has everybody from Pharoahe Monch (best track), to MOP, to Guru, to Capone and Noreaga.

This is an album for the d-n-b heads who love the MC's, and DJ Craze scratches it up on Disc 2 for those who love turntablists.

DnB Warfare.......2004-01-07

This album is one of the best drum n bass albums i have heard

idiots.......2003-12-13

d'nb is the uk's answer to hip hop?
i have never heard a more stupid statement in my entire life.
people who know nothing about d'nb and it's history should just shut up. this disc sucks. it's overmixed and redundant. adam f
used to put out some hard-step, stomping stuff in the late 90's,
but hasn't done anything decent in a long time. check out some
moving shadow stuff, tech itch, dillinja and high contrast way before you buy this.

pretty good mixes.......2003-09-05

just a couple of correctional notes here to the comments made prior to mine. first of all adam f produced most of the tracks on these cd's. His label Kaos is the reason these tracks exist, second of all whoever recommended something produced by moving shadow.... moving shadow is a label that produces drum n bass. otherwise, slammin roughneck business rinsin fo real. big ups to both djs keepin the worldwide circuit hot. drum n bass is the uk's answer to hip hop, and these mixes are tha gap bridgas yall, respect and bigupyaself for reading this

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