V3 Shiggar Fraggar Show!: Invisibl Skratch Piklz: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Hip Hop Slam Intro
2. Shiggar Fraggar Intro
3. Wild Style Boogers
4. Don't Give A Fuck Style
5. Sitting Bull And The Bear
6. DJ'ing In The Dark
7. Dedicated To Scratching
8. Frisco Bay Graffiti Love (Here We Go)
9. Mic Beat Kut
10. Emcee UB
11. At The Circus With Mommie
12. Saturday Nite Scratch
13. Leeches All Over My Body (Billy Jam)
14. 8-Ball Kut
15. UB40
16. Your Moms Cooking
17. How A DJ Sound
18. UB's Karaoke Skratch Lounge
19. Good Times
20. Richard Simmon's DJ Workout
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4.0 out of 5 stars Don't listen to other reviews, Aug 14 2001

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Katherine Pecoraro (boulder) - See all my reviews

This review is from: V3 Shiggar Fraggar Show! (Audio CD)

So many people hate on music that they don't even have taste for. If you like hip-hop spinning at its finest, just go get this cd. I like it!

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2.0 out of 5 stars Good scratching...when you can find it, July 13 2000

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Scott Woods (Columbus, Ohio United States) - See all my reviews
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Like the other discs in this series, this one features the best turntablists in the world spinning non-stop beats and scratch theory totally disrupted by WAY too-much non-sensical "rapping" that doesn't elevate the tracks in ANY way. Maybe they felt that no one would tune in to a radio broadcast of pure turntable action without some kind of grounding vocalisms, but it was just distracting. Get Q-bert's solo efforts or the World Famous Beat Junkies instead...at least until they put out a Pikles disc that doesn't have the "rapping" on it.

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1.0 out of 5 stars am i missing something?, May 16 2000

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Dustin Ogdin (nashville) - See all my reviews

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someone please articulate what is so wonderful about this collaboration? maybe these guys have to be experienced live or perhaps i bought the wrong album to introduce myself to this music, but i found this disc not only uninteresting but also straight-up annoying. most of the beats were boring and if there was any interesting scratching or programming it was drown out by the innane gibbering of the horrible mc babbling old school nonsense over all the music? who's idea was it to let this guy disrupt the hard work of the dj's? i love the solo work of q-bert and also of mix master mike (who was absent from this album to his credit), but this outing had nothing in common with the energy and innovation expressed in their other work. anyone buying this disc expecting something like the incredible work of q-bert, mix master mike, kid koala, dj shadow or other contemporary dj visionaries be warned-this ain't it. i strongly suggest giving this disc a listen before slinging your cash on the counter.

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