Great album. Used the play this on repeat back in the day, but have since lost the LP. I’d forgotten how fresh it sounds…. Particularly, ‘The World is my Ashtray’. Beautiful 🤩
Aaaaand now that I have listentoyoutube (dot) com, I have re-downloaded an album I purchased 16 years ago this August on my first trip out of the country alone. God, the memories of wandering London at night with this on repeat, on a discman at that.
I had 2 tape copies and 2 CD copies of this album back in the day. Loaned it, lost it, broke it, warped it - Replaced it. It was the OST to my life at the time
Wow - thanks for uploading this! Got this on cassette and vinyl. "All You Ladies" was a great track to ride out the end of the night with back in the club days.
this is the first album i found on a trash can and listened to obsessively and then found out months later one of my friends left it on the trash can cuz he thought it was whack and then heard all the breakbeats i produced because of it's influence and was like wtf :) ahh memories
I went to a deejay punk roc gig in Brighton and had the pleasure of meeting the front man. He told me that he was employed just to be the front man and to do the DJ gigs but didn't write or produce any of the music. Apparently the guy that made the music was called Jon and was from England and the DJ that I met who told me he was from brooklyn USA, we were supposed to believe they were one and the same. How strange.
I remember the time I was watching Quincy on TV during my post-grad uni days (15 years after getting this album) and being like "WTF! I know this line! Dee Jay Punk Roc"
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Another gem you won't find on Spotify!
High school Soundtrack. Can’t find it anywhere, so finding this was cathartic😎
Underrated album. Pure brilliance. I bought the cd when it first come out.
One of the most important albums of my music influence. B-Boy gold
Was Paul’s Boutique another ?
Just a random guess……?
@@popevimtoripkeefhappysackXXX close, it was ill communication. Beastie boys influence me a lot for sure.
Both great albums
Great album. Used the play this on repeat back in the day, but have since lost the LP. I’d forgotten how fresh it sounds…. Particularly, ‘The World is my Ashtray’. Beautiful 🤩
Those punks are doctors and lawyers these days!
Except for me 8)
Still one of my most favorite musical finds in the 90's, what an album!
I will never be able to remember how I came across this album long ago, but I'm so glad I did.
Aaaaand now that I have listentoyoutube (dot) com, I have re-downloaded an album I purchased 16 years ago this August on my first trip out of the country alone. God, the memories of wandering London at night with this on repeat, on a discman at that.
I havent heared this for years
One of my favorites in the 90s
Mad skill and production has this underground album not sounding aged or dated , play it at the volume it deserves !
very important album for breakbeats
I had 2 tape copies and 2 CD copies of this album back in the day. Loaned it, lost it, broke it, warped it - Replaced it. It was the OST to my life at the time
One of my fav breakbeat albums of all time, many thanks for the upload.
Used to spin this at KZIA 1610am - The Sun in college. Still greatness
Great Quincy samples on this album
Nice one - when this album came out, it was on heavy rotation on my turntables. Came with a wee sampler too. Cheers for uploading the whole album.
such a dope break beat album!!
This album is solid and funny from start to end
Wow - thanks for uploading this! Got this on cassette and vinyl. "All You Ladies" was a great track to ride out the end of the night with back in the club days.
instant favorite!
This is my dad
Classic album
Underrated proto-breakbeat. I say we...
proto?
DJ Punck Rock, Norway stil loves you:)
this is the first album i found on a trash can and listened to obsessively and then found out months later one of my friends left it on the trash can cuz he thought it was whack and then heard all the breakbeats i produced because of it's influence and was like wtf :) ahh memories
Such a classic!
big up Andy Whitehead wherever you are ;)
I went to a deejay punk roc gig in Brighton and had the pleasure of meeting the front man. He told me that he was employed just to be the front man and to do the DJ gigs but didn't write or produce any of the music. Apparently the guy that made the music was called Jon and was from England and the DJ that I met who told me he was from brooklyn USA, we were supposed to believe they were one and the same. How strange.
@turntableterrorist had a similar situation when I went to see him spin at Axis in Boston around '98.
@@chrismurray7116 June 99, Boston mate.
I remember the time I was watching Quincy on TV during my post-grad uni days (15 years after getting this album) and being like "WTF! I know this line! Dee Jay Punk Roc"
one of the best's
reallyyyyyyyyy tanks for uploding
Thanks for sharing
Absolutely love this!!
Solid.
I wrote this album on a commodore amiga back in the late eighties only for it to turn up seven years later!
No Meaning ❤
Got hip to this going to see Korn in Cleveland Ohio in high school
Used this CD back in the day for a DB competition...hit 141DB's.
Far Out!
man my mate’s mum designed the cover for this. biggest brag
NAR THEN, IF THAZ GOT AN TECHNICAL ITCH, AM PRETTY SURE PUNK ROC'LL SKRATCH IT 4 THI....🎼🎵🎶☣️
Absolutely fuckin ace
300 HAAA HUUUU
all about that cowbell in dead husband @13:09
Rock the Bells! :D
Hell yeah! That thick bass too
Heh, the two "Music in this video" are actually other tracks that seem to have ripped off samples from this album.
sounds like it lol
Who is rapping on Far Out??
holy calamity scream insanity...
no idea.
google that line ;-)
4-EVER FRESH - urban sound surgeon
tryyyyyyyyyyyy 34:55
THEY NO WORK NO MORE