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Various - G's Hip Hop (Remixes) (Featuring Tommy Boy)

Various - G's Hip Hop (Remixes) (Featuring Tommy Boy)

Musician: Various
Album title: G's Hip Hop (Remixes) (Featuring Tommy Boy)
Style: Conscious, Cut-up/DJ, Disco
Released: 1994
Country: Japan
Size MP3 version: 1892 mb
Size APE version: 1369 mb
Size WMA version: 1366 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 128
Format: AAC ASF DTS MOD VOX MPC AUD
Genre: Electronic / Hip hop

Various - G's Hip Hop (Remixes) (Featuring Tommy Boy)


Tracklist Hide Credits

1 De La Soul A Roller Skating Jam Named "Saturdays" (DJ Q-Bert Mix)
Remix – DJ Q-Bert
4:31
2 Whooliganz* Put Your Handz Up (DJ Honda Mix)
Remix – DJ Honda
4:01
3 Coolio Fantastic Voyage (DJ Aladdin Mix)
Remix – DJ Aladdin
4:52
4 Naughty By Nature O.P.P. (DJ Homicide Mix)
Remix – DJ Homicide
5:22
5 House Of Pain Jump Around (DJ Yutaka Mix)
Remix – DJ Yutaka
5:01
6 Stetsasonic Go Stetsa I (DJ E Swift Mix)
Remix – DJ E Swift*
4:15
7 House Of Pain On Point (DJ Aladdin Mix)
Remix – DJ Aladdin
3:44
8 Naughty By Nature Hip Hop Hooray (DJ Fuze Mix)
Remix – DJ Fuze
4:55
9 Queen Latifah Ladies First (DJ Fuze Mix)
Featuring – Monie LoveRemix – DJ Fuze
4:33
10 De La Soul Me Myself And I (Jesse Saunders Mix)
Remix – Jesse Saunders
4:57

Companies, etc.

  • Record Company – Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
  • Record Company – Tommy Boy Music, Inc.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tommy Boy Music, Inc.
  • Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
  • Manufactured By – Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.

Credits

  • Executive-Producer – DJ Honda
  • Producer – A.S.A.P. Productions*

Notes

Japanese compilation of remixes of songs by Tommy Boy artists.

The Tommy Boy logo and name features heavily on the artwork, but this is actually a Sony Records Japan release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 4 98809 750125
  • Rights Society: JASRAC



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Angana
The DJ Q-Bert remix of "A Roller Skating Jam Named 'Saturdays'" uses elements from "What Yo Life Can Truly Be" (Vinia Mojica singing "Saturday's for you to see what yo life can truly be" and the Woody Woodpecker sample) but is otherwise a very stripped down mix with a small segment of the bassline from Chic's "Good Times" under a simple beat. Q-Bert scratches under the De La and Q-Tip vocals. The best thing about it is that it has the radio DJ vocal intro at the beginning without any effects on it, isolated. The mix itself is mostly ineffectual, repetitive, and it strips away all the groove and catchy bombastic joy of the original version. It isn't bad...it's just not a particularly fun or necessary listen.(Edit: I was wrong, apparently the bassline is probably taken from "Rock, Skate, Roll, Bounce" by Vaughan Mason and Crew. Thanks BigDRob!)
Kagrel
Oh thanks for the correction! That's very helpful information that I didn't know.
Gavinranara
Quick correction... the bassline (I believe with the drums/symbols) is a small segment from "Rock, Skate, Roll, Bounce" (Vaughan Mason and Crew).