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Live at Future Primitive Sound Session,Cut Chemist

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Cut Chemist
Released 1998

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- 1
- The Periodic Table
- 03:12
- 1,173 plays

- 2
- Tiny Bells
- 01:10
- 300 plays

- 3
- Life As a Shorty Shouldn't Be So Rough
- 02:29
- 257 plays

- 4
- Open/Close
- 00:00
- 228 plays

- 5
- No Mistakes In This Number Song [Remix]
- 03:55
- 1,972 plays

- 6
- Lesson 6: The Lecture
- 05:28
- 285 plays

- 7
- Fats Comet's Tackhead Beat
- 02:43
- 172 plays

- 8
- Chuck D Counts Down to Armageddon
- 03:18
- 213 plays

- 9
- King Kumoniwanaleia
- 03:28
- 177 plays

- 10
- Ready on the Right
- 06:05
- 241 plays

- 11
- Solid Squealer
- 02:29
- 193 plays

- 12
- Biggety Balls - Monkey = The Real Deal
- 01:55
- 217 plays

- 13
- Let's Dance on Planet Rock
- 04:34
- 639 plays

- 14
- Werd!
- 02:31
- 521 plays

- 15
- Moon Base Alpha
- 04:38
- 392 plays

- 16
- Prince of the Beats
- 02:08
- 232 plays

- 17
- You Are Getting Scratchy
- 03:22
- 187 plays

- 18
- Cak Ca Ba Ba
- 01:35
- 260 plays

- 19
- Slow Fresh
- 02:42
- 193 plays

- 20
- Are You Ready?
- 02:08
- 220 plays

- 21
- You Don't Stop
- 03:11
- 430 plays

- 22
- Who Rocks the House?
- 03:49
- 1,092 plays

- 23
- The Flight of the Bumblebee
- 02:05
- 266 plays

album review

Working interchangeably, Cut Chemist and Shortkut handled a total of five turntables on this album, recorded live in San Francisco. Unlike the vast majority of turntablist albums, Live at the Future Primitive Sound Session ably approximates the incredible excitement of actually watching a world-class DJ team in action. Old-school fans will recognize much of the material (from Eric B. & Rakim, Ultramagnetic MC's, Newcleus, Afrika Bambaataa, even a dramatically reworked version of the Beastie Boys' "Egg Man"), but there are quite a few rare grooves in the mix as well -- including what could be the first use of Homer & Jethro in a hip-hop context. Continually inventive and entertaining, Live at the Future Primitive Sound Session is one of the early turntablist classics. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide