Freddy Fresh - All Mixed Up Album

Performer: Freddy Fresh
Title: All Mixed Up
Country: UK
Catalog Number: SM80552
Label: Sm:)e Communications
Released: 1999
Style: Breakbeat, Big Beat
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 046

Freddy Fresh Sm Communications Breakbeat Big Beat 1999

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Tracklist

1	–Fantastic Plastic Machine	Batchelor Pad
2	–Pepe Deluxé	Super Sound
3	–Jadell	Brand New Sound
4	–Various	Tommy Boy Mega Mix
5	–Out Of Character	Give Me More
6	–DJ Slip	Trunk Of Funk
7	–Uncouth Youth	B Boy On Da Rocks
8	–Hardwire	Rock Right
9	–Unknown Artist	Intro
10	–Big Muff	Pornstar (Big C From Groove Armada Mix) Remix – Big C
11	–Kings Of The Wild Frontier	Trans Am
12	–Krafty Kuts	Gimme The Funk (Super Mix)
13	–B-Boy	Front To Back (Original Mix)
14	–Masters At Work	Justa Lil Dope
15	–Captain Funk	Twist & Shout
16	–The Scammers	Sally's Walk
17	–Headrillaz	Shoeshine
18	–Jacknife Lee	Missy Whopper
19	–Ad Funk	Dance Sucka (Power House Mix)

Credits

DJ Mix – Freddy Fresh

Barcodes

Barcode: 5038691805524
Matrix / Runout: CD PLANT UK LIMITED 1FS2 SM 80552
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LB02
Mould SID Code: ifpi 1L12

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sm:)e Communications Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Sm:)e Communications Ltd.
Distributed By – Pinnacle
Pressed By – CDP UK Ltd.

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Reviews (2)

Unereel

Is it the same Freddy Fresh ?! The man who made all these legendary freaky Midwest acid tracks in the 90s? It just sounds like Fat Boy Slim... Terrible.

I love Mercedes

I am not normally a fan of DJ mixes not done live on Vinyl or CD decks, but this has to be an exception. Freddy Fresh chooses some of the juciest 80's and 90's Electro, Big Beat and Electronica jams, mixed together so well (I think on his MPC's), and makes a nice continuing piece of music (like Coldcut's 70 Minutes of Madness CD).

It's got some lovely tracks on the disc like Masters At Work's Proto-Big Beat masterpiece "Justa Lil' Dope", Captain Funk's Rock and Roll meets Fatboy Slim classic "Twist and Shout", The downright funky "Dance Sucka", The Renegade Master-esque "Front To Back" and of course the underrated Hardwire's "Rock Right".

If you like DJ mixes that don't take themselves seriously, you have come to the right place!