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WOW
This is some of the best instrumental hip hop I have ever heard.This cd sounds like a cross between DJ EDDIE DEF and MR.OIZO with some campy 60's lounge music to round out the beats ,awesome!
Published on March 5, 2004 by Jesse E. Lubky
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Danny Breaks - Another Dimension
Danny Breaks lives up to his name on Another Dimension, his first album for the Alphabet Zoo label. Most of the tracks are culled from his 12" off the Droppin' Science label, but his sensibilities are crystal clear. He loves breaks -- not breakbeats, mind you, but old school, hip-hop breaks. His creations are peppered with samples and some wicked scratching. The samples...
Published 11 months ago by scoundrel
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WOW, March 5, 2004
This review is from: Another Dimension (Audio CD)
This is some of the best instrumental hip hop I have ever heard.This cd sounds like a cross between DJ EDDIE DEF and MR.OIZO with some campy 60's lounge music to round out the beats ,awesome!
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Danny Breaks - Another Dimension, February 22, 2011
This review is from: Another Dimension (Audio CD)
Danny Breaks lives up to his name on Another Dimension, his first album for the Alphabet Zoo label. Most of the tracks are culled from his 12" off the Droppin' Science label, but his sensibilities are crystal clear. He loves breaks -- not breakbeats, mind you, but old school, hip-hop breaks. His creations are peppered with samples and some wicked scratching. The samples augment the tracks wonderfully, from the Lawrence Welk-like choruses on "La La La (Pt. 1)" and "Down By Law"; the tinkling bells on "Junkie for Beatz"; or the harpsichord on "Spirals from the Mind." But this release is definitely aimed at DJs, who would find that these tracks are perfect for segues and interludes. As home listening, the tracks aren't developed enough to be called songs.
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