Although this mixed CD is a compilation of material by numerous different artists (from Harold Budd to Dillinja, Joanna Law to the Jedi Knights), only some of which are Coldcut's own, it's an ample illustration of the sort of freestyle approach to composition the pair helped popularize. The group jump from style to style at will, drawing out the connections between hip-hop, jungle, echno, electro, ambient, and beyond, with first-rate mixing and turntable work.
I was thinking of putting Coldcut's amazing DJ mix 70 minutes of madness in to the 501, but thought that it might get bounced as not being a 'real' album.So, I thought that I would make my own little list of the 10 best DJ mixes I've ever heard. I'd argue that any of these are just as good (innovative, exciting, etc..) as most of the stuff in the 501. What do you think?
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I was thinking of putting Coldcut's amazing DJ mix 70 minutes of madness in to the 501, but thought that it might get bounced as not being a 'real' album.So, I thought that I would make my own little list of the 10 best DJ mixes I've ever heard. I'd argue that any of these are just as good (innovative, exciting, etc..) as most of the stuff in the 501. What do you think?
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