|

Click here to expand and collapse the player

Deep Concentration

Rate It! Avg: 3.5 (10 ratings)

We’re sorry. This album is temporarily available to members only.

Deep Concentration album cover
01
The Human Condition - Ming + FS
6:25
02
Antimatter
Artist: Radar (1)
3:19
03
Hard Rock
Artist: DJ Revolution
4:14
04
Babylon Rhythm Exorcism - Musaics (DJ Sole)
3:29
05
Afternoon Connection
Artist: People Under The Stairs
4:08
06
Wristy Business - Plagaiwrists
5:28
07
Fresno State O Mind
Artist: Planet Asia
3:35
08
Torture
Artist: The Infamous
3:10
09
Buggin Out - Space Travelers
3:59
10
Act Up - Craze
4:43
11
3.00am In Da Morning / Circus Of Hell
Artist: Cash Audio
5:08
12
Lovin Every Minute Of It - Blak Forest
4:05
13
U.F.O [In 3 Parts] - Danny Breaks
5:43
14
Where Will You Run - T-Rock & Faust
3:28
15
Cynicism - Highlanders
5:31
Album Information

Total Tracks: 15   Total Length: 66:25

Find a problem with a track? Let us know.

They Say All Music Guide

Breaking new ground in 1997, the release of Deep Concentration furthered hip-hop’s turntablist movement by showcasing its brightest talents. This is primarily an instrumental album, with most of the vocals provided by a deejay’s quick scratch on a piece of vinyl. Cutting tracks are abundant, like the lively selections from the X-Men, Prince Paul, and Peanut Butter Wolf with the Beat Junkies. Cut Chemist of rap group Jurassic 5 and the Latin outfit Ozomatli lends “Lesson 6 The Lecture,” a bouillabaisse of drum kicks and spoken-word snippets that offer a course in turntable madness. No sample is off limits to these deejays — everything from Tibetan monks (Radar’s “Radar Frees Tibet”) to water droplets (Ingrid De Lambre and Eddie Def’s “Poeisies, Scene 1 Le Blues”) are stunningly pieced together to form new compositions. Also includes a bonus CD-ROM mixing program. – Craig Robert Smith

more »