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DJ Spooky, DJ Wally, Guillermo E Brown
De-Programming Sequence
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Colorform ? Sensory Damage
2. DJ Spooky- Code Green
3. DJ Wally ? Psychiatric Evaluation
4. Mental Nomad ? Sangre de Mentol
5. Spectre and Sensational ? Hustlin?
6. Nate Mars ? Concentric Circles
7. Shakeyface ? Sound Check
8. Guillermo E. Brown ? Para Mi Ciudad de Chocolate
9. Coloform ? Don?t Look Back
10. Kentyah Meets Jodan - At The Edge of Disarmegeddon
11. Mentol Nomad - Kangae Kata

CD Details

All Artists: DJ Spooky, DJ Wally, Guillermo E Brown
Title: De-Programming Sequence
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Liberation Systems
Original Release Date: 8/17/2004
Release Date: 8/17/2004
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 613285016323

Synopsis

Album Description

Compiled by label head James Allen aka Colorform, Liberation Systems breathes new life into New York City?s underground electronic music scene with the debut compilation, the head nodding De-Programming Sequence. Featuring brand new unreleased material from DJ Spooky, DJ Wally, Guillermo E Brown, Spectre & Sensational, Shakeyface, Mentol Nomad and Colorform himself; the album presents a cerebral yet playful mix of hip-hop, jungle, and dub. Inspired by the early illbient compilations on Liquid Sky, Wordsound, and Asphodel, Liberation Systems picks up the torch and blazes their own path updating this foundation for tomorrow?s electronic listener.

CD Reviews

Nyc's illest

easy | Hoboken, NJ United States | 09/21/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Liberation Systems-De-Programming Sequence is certainly a breath of fresh air. Unlike most compilations, all of the tracks on here seem to work together. DJ Spooky delivers one of the album's finest tracks, 'Code Green', which features some cinematic string work over a Massive Attack style beat. DJ Wally sticks to what he does best, straight up hip-hop with some quirky samples. I'm really feelin' the tracks from Shakeyface and Guillermo E Brown...look out for them in the future. Also, Wordsound Records is well represented on here with Spectre, Sensational and Mentol Nomad delivering some dank Brooklyn style ish. Nate Mars, Colorform and Kentyah meets Jodan round out the album with some dubby/ambient jungle. You definitely get your money's worth with this album. Highly Recommended."