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Music CD - Radar, The Angel, ingrid de Lambre & Eddie Def, DJ Swingsett & DJ Wally, The X-Men, Lyrics Born & Lateef, Peanut Butter Wolf feat. Babu & J-Rocc, Beyond There, Mumbles, Q-Burn's Abstract Message: Deep Concentration: The Future of Experimental Hip Hop
![Deep Concentration: The Future of Experimental Hip Hop. Radar, The Angel, ingrid de Lambre & Eddie Def, DJ Swingsett & DJ Wally, The X-Men, Lyrics Born & Lateef, Peanut Butter Wolf feat. Babu & J-Rocc, Beyond There, Mumbles, Q-Burn's Abstract Message Tracks: Lesson 6-The Lecture, DJ Prince Paul Vs. The World, Radar Frees Tibet [Gasho Mix], Strange Times [Ver](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41EA0XY0SEL._SL160_.jpg)
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Music CD: Deep Concentration: The Future of Experimental Hip Hop Artist: Radar, The Angel, ingrid de Lambre & Eddie Def, DJ Swingsett & DJ Wally, The X-Men, Lyrics Born & Lateef, Peanut Butter Wolf feat. Babu & J-Rocc, Beyond There, Mumbles, Q-Burn's Abstract Message
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Manufacturer: Om Records
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1. Lesson 6-The Lecture 2. DJ Prince Paul Vs. The World 3. Radar Frees Tibet [Gasho Mix] 4. Strange Times [Version] 5. Poeisies, Scene 1 le Blues [Live] 6. Centaurus Space Bass [Cloak & Destroy Mix] 7. A Turntable Experience 8. Say That 9. They Don't Fall Down 10. On Wax 11. At the Mountains of Madness 12. Book of Changes
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0600353950627 Label: Om Records Manufacturer: Om Records Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Om Records Release Date: 1998-11-17 Studio: Om Records
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Deep Concentration reinforces what you fundamentally love about hip-hop and then proceeds to flip your brain into hyperspace with some of the more progressive DJ compositions from some of the most respected turntablists around. West Coast DJ Cut Chemist (of Jurassic 5 and Ozomatli) reaches extra deep into the archives to build "Lesson 6," while DJs Swingsett and Wally find a hook in a loop of dripping water for the trippy "Centaurius Space Bass." Hip-hop purists will appreciate the X-Ecutioners' assault "A Turntable Experience" and the only MC cut, "Say What," by the lyrical marvels Latyrx. Some of the routines on Deep Concentration are sonically experimental while others, such as Prince Paul's ego trip, "DJ Prince Paul vs. the World," simply excel with excess. --Todd Levin
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