J-Rocc, Walkman Rotation - 56m 11s

Tracks & Durations

1. Somethin' Funky for your Walkman (intro)	1:06
2. World Premiere	5:39
3. No Introduction	7:12
4. Beat #1 (interlude)	1:09
5. Earth, Wind & Fire (remix)	3:51
6. Watch Your Words	3:46
7. Contribution (interlude)	0:32
8. Any Last Words?	3:23
9. My Position	3:35
10. Beat #2 (interlude)	0:19
11. Essay on Pseudo-ism	2:01
12. Thoughts I Generate	3:30
13. Better Days	5:04
14. Living to Die	3:46
15. Neva Scared	11:10

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Review

DJs have blended their favorite 12-inch singles onto mix tapes for years, but it wasn't until the mid 1990s that the mixes started getting pressed onto CDs with the blessings of the original artists on a regular basis. The Walkman Rotation compilation features 14 tracks' worth of (largely) Seattle-area hip-hop mixed together by J-Rocc of the Beat Junkies--winners of the International Turntablists Federation crown in 1997--and it's a remarkably tight collection of beats and rhymes. J-Rocc does a great job with his mix, but he's got solid material to work with; the beats are consistently innovative, and these MCs have good voices--and they know the meaning of flow. While there are no bum tracks here, Eclipse's two contributions, "World Premiere" and "My Position," are clearly the standouts. --Randy Silver

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