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The Shiggar Fraggar Show!, Vol. 1,Invisibl Skratch Piklz

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Invisibl Skratch Piklz
Released 1998

Amadi's Mediocre Freestyle (I Might Sound Shitty But They Are the Best)
00:00
8 plays

Ksmooth
00:00
6 plays

DJ Polar Bear Vs. Shiggar Fraggar
02:17
55 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 00:00
- 43 plays

- 2
- Whoever You Are
- 02:43
- 44 plays

- 3
- Beware of the Frozen Toad
- 02:39
- 33 plays

- 4
- DJ Polar Bear Vs. Shiggar Fraggar
- 02:17
- 55 plays

- 5
- Planet Cow & The Soulsonic Rodeo
- 02:54
- 35 plays

- 6
- Six Shots: That Means the Gun's Empty [K-Trash Mix]
- 03:06
- 30 plays

- 7
- DJ Change Money
- 03:08
- 43 plays

- 8
- Don't Mean to Boast [Ol' Skool Skratch]
- 03:30
- 34 plays

- 9
- Raising Snails for a Living
- 01:23
- 27 plays

- 10
- Kut up Musik Best [Doin' the Michael Jackson]
- 05:44
- 44 plays

- 11
- Toad Man Vs. Corn Man in "Count Your Vegetables"
- 01:20
- 20 plays

- 12
- Invasion of the Octopus People [Drunken Puss Mix]
- 04:14
- 34 plays

- 13
- Rock Steady Graffiti Mini-Skirt
- 03:44
- 21 plays

- 14
- Computer Pickles on Kkut
- 02:20
- 23 plays

- 15
- DJ Sly T
- 01:47
- 21 plays

- 16
- Boxer Shorts Signed by the Village People
- 00:00
- 22 plays

- 17
- Hello Caller
- 01:31
- 26 plays

- 18
- Amadi's Mediocre Freestyle (I Might Sound Shitty But They Are the Best)
- 00:00
- 8 plays

- 19
- Shortkut to Disk
- 03:44
- 29 plays

- 20
- Kkut 93.7, 104.1fm
- 02:51
- 31 plays

- 21
- Ksmooth
- 00:00
- 6 plays

- 22
- Break It Down Like Dis
- 01:51
- 40 plays

- 23
- A Book of Acid.......F-F-F-Fres-S-SH
- 02:11
- 35 plays

album review

Not exactly the Piklz' proper long-form debut, The Shiggar Fraggar Show, Vol. 1 is a live album including segments from a Bay Area pirate-radio show done with ISP-members Mixmaster Mike, Q-Bert, Shortkut, Apollo and DJ Disk. It's just a bit slow out of the gate and doesn't move with the same grace as other fine turntablist moments (like Cut Chemist and Shortkut's Live at the Future Primitive Sound Session), but the volatile scratchwork and entertaining samples keep things interesting. Once the tempo picks up, the album steams ahead with bucketfuls of old-school flavor. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide