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DJ Jazzy Jeff  Main Performer

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1 Ice Cream Diggs/Woods 2:53
2 Danger Cuttin/Outloud [80s 2:04
3 Bucktown Dewgarde/Williams/Y 3:36
4 How Many Mcee's [Bushwick Jeep Mix] Dewgarde/Blake/Wash 1:41
5 Mood Swing Pritchard/Greene/Be 2:53
6 Square One Rousseau/Odindo/Ini 2:02
7 Braggin' Writes   1:01
8 Interlude   :50
9 Times Up Best/Creadle 1:26
10 Made You Look Lordan/Gibbs/Jones 4:55
11 Buck Em Down [Da Beatminerz Remix] Dewgarde/Blake/Mize 2:38
12 M.I.A. Missin' Linx 3:17
13 This Is the Way They Meant Taylor/Phillips 3:06
14 The Official Jackson/Yancey 1:22
15 Words I Manifest Elam/Martin 3:26
16 You Can't Stop the Prophet [Pete Rock Remix] DJ Premier/Davis 2:51
17 Electric Relaxation Taylor/Davis/Muhamm 2:18
18 Flawless Taylor/Cottrell 1:27
19 Party Up Yancey/Jackson 3:18
20 Watch Out Now Fernandez/Arbex/Tin 1:54
21 Drop Robinson/Hardson/St 3:12
22 How I Could Just Kill a Man Muggerud/Reyes/McCr 1:46
23 Live at the Barbeque MacKenzie/Mitchell/ 1:59
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Hip Hop Forever, Vol. 2

Audio Compact Disc

Label: BBE/Rapster

Style: East Coast Rap

Hip Hop Forever, Vol. 2

UPC: 730003902420

Release Date: 04/20/2004

Original Release Date: 04/20/2004

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Ice Cream, Danger, Bucktown, How Many Mcee's [Bushwick Jeep Mix], Mood Swing, Square One, Braggin' Writes, Interlude, Times Up, Made You Look, Buck Em Down [Da Beatminerz Remix], M.I.A., This Is the Way They Meant, The Official, Words I Manifest, You Can't Stop the Prophet [Pete Rock Remix], Electric Relaxation, Flawless, Party Up, Watch Out Now, Drop, How I Could Just Kill a Man, Live at the Barbeque]
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Joshua Glazer

You'd be hard-pressed to find a top ten hip-hop DJs of all time list that doesn't include DJ Jazzy Jeff. He might have been made famous with his crossover (meaning white moms and 12 year olds dig it) songs with the Fresh Prince, but anyone looking for action knew to skip the pop confectioneries and go directly to "Live at Union Square" to hear the sound of two fierce and hungry talents, one on the mic and one on the decks, tearing through cuts back when hip-hop was an uprising rather than lording prince of pop music. This first official mix by DJ Jazzy Jeff serves up almost two dozen select choices of early-'90s hip-hop from East Coast establishment Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, and Pete Rock, along with West Coast luminaries the Pharcyde and Cypress Hill, while younger craftsmen, including Jaylib and J-Live, keep things fresh. But beyond the sophisticated yet populist selections, the real excitement comes from Jeff's vintage and masterful scratching, which keeps things hype, while the actual tempo and volume stay deep in the pocket. With nothing left to prove, Jeff is left to do what he does best, moving heads and feet with two turntables and a stack of records. Let the DJ be the DJ. ~ Joshua Glazer, Rovi