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Electro Breakdance: Real Old School Revival,Various Artists

- Electro Breakdance: Real Old School Revival
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Various Artists
Released 2002

Clear
04:52
99 plays

One for the Treble (Fresh)
06:23
987 plays

Hip Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)
05:32
89 plays

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songs

- 1
- I Feel for You
- 05:45
- 74 plays

- 2
- I.O.U.
- 03:47
- 83 plays

- 3
- 19 [12" Version]
- 03:37
- 42 plays

- 4
- Rockit
- 03:39
- 70 plays

- 5
- Rapper's Delight
- 07:07
- 88 plays

- 6
- Paid in Full
- 03:37
- 80 plays

- 7
- Planet Rock
- 06:22
- 271 plays

- 8
- The 900 Number
- 02:03
- 174 plays

- 9
- Bass Line
- 05:59
- 48 plays

- 10
- Clear
- 04:52
- 99 plays

- 11
- One for the Treble (Fresh)
- 06:23
- 987 plays

- 12
- Space Cowboy
- 05:41
- 170 plays

- 13
- Hey DJ [Original 12" Mix]
- 06:12
- 86 plays

- 14
- The Smurf
- 06:05
- 184 plays

- 15
- White Lines (Don't Do It)
- 07:36
- 81 plays

- 16
- Street Dance
- 03:42
- 62 plays

- 17
- Breakin' There's No Stopping Us
- 06:42
- 832 plays

- 18
- (Hey You) The Rock Steady Crew
- 05:24
- 147 plays

- 19
- The Message
- 07:09
- 100 plays

- 20
- Say No Go
- 04:19
- 58 plays

- 21
- Bang Zoom (Let's Go-Go)
- 05:55
- 52 plays

- 22
- Let the Music Play
- 03:28
- 49 plays

- 23
- Don't Believe the Hype
- 05:18
- 38 plays

- 24
- Peter Piper
- 03:21
- 57 plays

- 25
- Hip Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)
- 05:32
- 89 plays

- 26
- Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)
- 07:44
- 158 plays

- 28
- It Takes Two
- 04:18
- 73 plays

- 29
- Jam on Revenge (The Wikki Wikki Song)
- 05:43
- 114 plays

- 30
- Break Dance -- Electric Boogie
- 05:06
- 135 plays

album review

Break out the corrugated cardboard and boom box that takes eight D-sized batteries. Lace up the Ponies and get ready to get down to some breakdancing classics. Practically every chart hit that had a remote hint of electro-tinged influence is represented in full force: the soulful crooning of Chaka Khan, the pioneering scratch/sample orgy of Herbie's "Rockit," the Kraftwerk-derived "Planet Rock" courtesy of Afrika Bambaataa, and the Detroit futurism of Cybotron's "Clear" right down to the hip-hop grooves of Run-D.M.C., Eric B., Grandmaster Flash, and the cult classic "900 Number" by the 45 King. And that's just the first disc! The second disc doesn't slow things down a bit and keeps the anthems (both electro and hip-hop) coming until the final "wikki" in Newcleus' epic "Jam on Revenge." Virtually filler-free, this just might be the best electro compilation assembled that is commercially available, aside from your dusty old Maxell cassette mix tapes from classic FM radio, of course. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide