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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Timbaland & Magoo feat. Missy Elliot - "Cop That Shit" +A Skillz ft. | |||
| 2. Chubb Rock - "Treat `em Right" (Chubbmental) + Roots Manuva - "Witness" | |||
| 3. Mc Rob Base & Dj ez Rock - "It Takes Two" + Bootyluv "Boogie 2nite" | |||
| 4. Fatboy Slim - "Right Here Right Now" + Beatfreakz - "Freakshow" | |||
| 5. Doug Lazy - "Let It Roll" (acapella) + Sugarbear "Don't Scandalize Mine" | |||
| 6. Farley Jackmaster Funk "Love Can't Turn Around" (acapella) + F.P.I. | |||
| 7. Firefox - "Sexshooter" (instrumental) + Chanel "My Life" (acapella) | |||
| 8. Southside Hustlers - "Right Before My Eyes" (Hoxton Whores Mix) + | |||
| 9. Dave Armstrong - "Make a Move" + Freemasons - "Rain Down Love" | |||
| 10. Beatfreakz - "Supafreak"(instrumental) + Dennis Christopher "It's Not | |||
See all 19 tracks on this disc
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Powers That Be - "Planet Rock"(acapella) + Fireflies - "I Can't Get | |||
| 2. Fedde Le Grande - "Put Your Hands Up For Detroit"(Dub Mix) + M.A.R.R.S - | |||
| 3. Johnny Crockett - "E For Electro"(Hi Tack Club Mix) + Grandmaster Flash | |||
| 4. Supermode - "Tell Me Why"(Orig Club Mix) + Loletta Holloway - "Love | |||
| 5. Mason v's Princess Superstar - "Perfect Exceeder"(Radio Edit + acapella) | |||
| 6. Soul Of Man - "Sukdat"(Orig Mix + acapella) + Blaze - "To My | |||
| 7. The Freaks - "The Creeps"(Vandalism Mix) + TV Rocks - "Flaunt | |||
| 8. TV Rocks - "Flaunt It"(Instrumental Mix) + Martin Solveig - "Rocking | |||
| 9. Da Hool - "Meet Her At The Love Parade" + Rocket Man - "Candy" + | |||
| 10. Abel Ramos - "Electro Fun" + Happy Clappers - "I Believe" (acapella/ | |||
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See all 16 tracks on this disc
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Customer Reviews
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I have to agree with other posters; this CD is excellent! The mixes are real good and the incorporation of many mixing styles, including samples from songs all the way back to the the 70s, 80s, 90s make it unique and different from many other mixes.
There are quite a few Hip/Hop songs to start off with on CD1, while gradually finishing with more club songs. I am not a hip-hop fan, but these songs were quite okay and nicely mixed into songs from the clubs like Boogie 2Nite. Starting with track 12 on the first CD is when it gets really good. It gradually gets better and better.
CD2 is my favourite, demonstrating the more club, house songs, with some nice Acapella versions and excellent vocals. I also think The Mash Up Mix 2006 was better, but this CD is definitely worth buying.
There are quite a few Hip/Hop songs to start off with on CD1, while gradually finishing with more club songs. I am not a hip-hop fan, but these songs were quite okay and nicely mixed into songs from the clubs like Boogie 2Nite. Starting with track 12 on the first CD is when it gets really good. It gradually gets better and better.
CD2 is my favourite, demonstrating the more club, house songs, with some nice Acapella versions and excellent vocals. I also think The Mash Up Mix 2006 was better, but this CD is definitely worth buying.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Anyone not familiar with the cut-up boys are in for a real treat with this album. The boys cut up acapellas and stick them seamlessly through instrumentals of popular dance songs. If you're unsure whether to buy this album, listen to Judge Jules on Radio1 for the first half hour for their exclusive cut-up mix. That will give you an indication as to whether you like the style or not. Onto the review.
The Mash-up Mix 2006 was an excellent album and featured two completely differrent styles on each CD. House tracks with rap and dance vocals over the top of the instrumentals and the 2nd CD was trance and hard house with acapellas over the top, this blend worked extremely well and gave the listener a fresh approach to each CD. 2007 is no exception.
The 1st CD starts out with Timbalands excellent beats mixing through to Fatboy Slim's Right Here, Right Now. As the CD continues, it slowly becomes more commercial tunes that get the cut up doseage. The CD works well but I can't help but think the 2006's first CD was slightly stronger here. The mixing is average with some mixes working better than others. This is just a minor point though. The CD ends with Eric Prydz newest chart topper Proper Education into Mylo's-In My Arms. It's not a bad CD and the acapellas work extremely well and blend well with the songs chosen. Highlights on this CD are definately tracks 9 and 10 with the best cut-ups out the lot.
The 2nd CDs for me are always my favourite as, being a trance fan I love the way the cut-up boys seem to pull off amazing remixes of classic trance songs that make the vocals fit. (Strange World VS Raindrops on 2006's CD is the best mashup Ive ever heard) The 2nd CD however, starts off where the first CD left off with commercial electro and slowly moves into harder trance. The only let down I could find with this CD was the awful Mason remix. From Track 9 and onwards the CD dives head-first into trance with some wicked remixes. Public Domain's dirty hard trance tune gets a good dose of vocal treatment and the vocals fit very well. The mixing on the 2nd CD is slightly better than the first CD but I feel the songs seem to mix into the next a little too early. This is apparent all the way through the CD. The CD ends in cut-up boys fashion, hard, fast and commercial. The tracks that stand out on this CD are: Tracks 3, 9, 10 an through to track 16.
Overall I would recommend this CD as it is an excellent display of cutting and a true indication as to what the cut-up boys are capable of. However, I think the Mash-up Mix 2006 was slightly better than this version due to slightly better mixing.
There is also exclusive content with the first CD which is a nice touch and features exclusive bootlegs and the 'Minimash' movie. Haven't had a chance to check this out yet but I would recommend this CD to anyone who loves dance music in all forms.
On another note, there are quite a few dance-rap remixes with rapping through the songs, if people hate rap with a passion...steer clear of this CD!
The Mash-up Mix 2006 was an excellent album and featured two completely differrent styles on each CD. House tracks with rap and dance vocals over the top of the instrumentals and the 2nd CD was trance and hard house with acapellas over the top, this blend worked extremely well and gave the listener a fresh approach to each CD. 2007 is no exception.
The 1st CD starts out with Timbalands excellent beats mixing through to Fatboy Slim's Right Here, Right Now. As the CD continues, it slowly becomes more commercial tunes that get the cut up doseage. The CD works well but I can't help but think the 2006's first CD was slightly stronger here. The mixing is average with some mixes working better than others. This is just a minor point though. The CD ends with Eric Prydz newest chart topper Proper Education into Mylo's-In My Arms. It's not a bad CD and the acapellas work extremely well and blend well with the songs chosen. Highlights on this CD are definately tracks 9 and 10 with the best cut-ups out the lot.
The 2nd CDs for me are always my favourite as, being a trance fan I love the way the cut-up boys seem to pull off amazing remixes of classic trance songs that make the vocals fit. (Strange World VS Raindrops on 2006's CD is the best mashup Ive ever heard) The 2nd CD however, starts off where the first CD left off with commercial electro and slowly moves into harder trance. The only let down I could find with this CD was the awful Mason remix. From Track 9 and onwards the CD dives head-first into trance with some wicked remixes. Public Domain's dirty hard trance tune gets a good dose of vocal treatment and the vocals fit very well. The mixing on the 2nd CD is slightly better than the first CD but I feel the songs seem to mix into the next a little too early. This is apparent all the way through the CD. The CD ends in cut-up boys fashion, hard, fast and commercial. The tracks that stand out on this CD are: Tracks 3, 9, 10 an through to track 16.
Overall I would recommend this CD as it is an excellent display of cutting and a true indication as to what the cut-up boys are capable of. However, I think the Mash-up Mix 2006 was slightly better than this version due to slightly better mixing.
There is also exclusive content with the first CD which is a nice touch and features exclusive bootlegs and the 'Minimash' movie. Haven't had a chance to check this out yet but I would recommend this CD to anyone who loves dance music in all forms.
On another note, there are quite a few dance-rap remixes with rapping through the songs, if people hate rap with a passion...steer clear of this CD!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
genius
this is a fantastic cd!
i was eagerly waiting for the day that it came out and bought it on the 1st day. Read more
i was eagerly waiting for the day that it came out and bought it on the 1st day. Read more
Published on 12 Oct 2007 by svenito
Lame
If I'd known this was produced by Ministry of Sound before I got it I wouldn't have bought it. If you like lame "Club Classics" and own best of Ibiza albums then you'll like this. Read more
Published on 10 Mar 2007 by Mr. S. Ritchie
Bit of a Miss Mash
Having brought the first 2 mash up mix cds i was salivating when i heard the third instalment was out. Read more
Published on 7 Mar 2007 by C. A. Richardson
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