Cut Chemist – Brainfreeze

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Label:	Sixty7 Recordings – none
Format:	CD , Mixed, Reissue
Country:	US
Released:	2022
Genre:	Funk / Soul
Style:	Funk

Tracklist

		First Set
1.1	Unknown Artist–	Thunder Kick Radio Spot
1.2	The Jules Blattner Group–	2001: A Soul Odyssey
1.3	Fried Chicken–	Funky DJ
1.4	The Mohawks–	The Champ
1.5	Reuben Bell–	Superjock
1.6	Albert King–	Cold Feet
1.7	Ultimate Force–	I'm Not Playing
1.8	Inez Cheatham–	Lover And A Friend
1.9	Mack Rice*–	Three People In Love
1.10	The Nu People–	I'd Be Nowhere Today
1.11	Nu-Sound Express, Ltd.–	Ain't It Good Enough
1.12	The Mystic Moods*–	Cosmic Sea
1.13	American Gypsy–	Inside Out
1.14	Odetta–	Hit Or Miss
1.15	The Mar-Keys–	Grab This Thing (Part 2)
1.16	Rusty Bryant–	Fire-Eater
1.17	Simtec & Wylie–	Bootleggin' (Part 2)
1.18	Wilbur Bascomb & The Zodiac–	Just A Groove In "G"
1.19	The Soul Finders (2)–	We're Doin' It (Thang) (Part 2)
1.20	Rufus Thomas–	Sophisticated Sissy
1.21	The Showmen Inc–	The Tramp (From Funky Broadway) (Part 1)
1.22	Original Soul Senders–	Soul Brothers Testify (Part 2)
1.23	Rufus Thomas–	Itch & Scratch (Part I & II)
1.24	Alvin Cash & The s–	Keep On Dancing (Instrumental)
1.25	Lou Courtney–	Hey Joyce
1.26	Unknown Artist–	Bummer Radio Spot
		Second Set
2.1	The Singing Principal–	Woman's Lib
2.2	Salt (3)–	Hung Up
2.3	The Soul Lifters–	Hot, Funky & Sweaty
2.4	Frankie Seay & The Soul Riders–	Soul Food
2.5	Interpretations*–	Jason Pew Mosso (Part 1)
2.6	Thunder & Lightning–	Bumpin' Bus Stop
2.7	Sugar Billy Gardener*–	I Got Some
2.8	Pleasure Web–	Music Man (Part I & II)
2.9	Gary Byrd–	Soul Travellin' (The G.B.E.) (Part I)
2.10	Unknown Artist–	"W" Radio Spot
2.11	Marlena Shaw–	California Soul
2.12	The Vibrettes–	Humpty Dump (Part 1)
2.13	Eddie Bo–	From This Day On
2.14	7-Eleven–	Dance The Slurp
2.15	Kraftwerk–	Numbers
2.16	DJ Shadow–	The Number Song
2.17	Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five–	Flash It To The Beat
2.18	Pearly Queen–	Quit Jivin'
2.19	Tony Alvon & The Belairs–	Sexy Coffee Pot
2.20	Chuck Mangione–	Hill Where The Lord Hides
2.21	DJ Shadow–	The Number Song (Cut Chemist Party Mix) Remix – Cut Chemist
2.22	Funka Fize–	No Words
2.23	Schoolly D–	Gucci Time
2.24	Jurassic 5–	Unified Rebelution
2.25	Third Guitar–	Baby Don't Cry
2.26	Don Pierce–	This Funky Thing
2.27	Funka Fize–	Because You're Funky
2.28	The Troubleneck Brothers–	Back To The Hip Hop
2.29	Stu Gardner–	Devil In A Man
2.30	Samson & Delilah–	There's A DJ In Your Town
2.31	Giorgio*–	Tears
2.32	Tim And Bill–	Someone

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Sixty7 Recordings

Credits

DJ Mix – DJ Shadow
Design – SOAP*
Liner Notes – DJ Shadow
Photography By [Photos] – B+ (5)

Notes

Sold by Cut Chemist on his Bandcamp site and on tour. Disc does not have ©1999 Sixty7 Recordings written in red on a clear background on the CD inner ring and the background color of the CD face is light yellow compared to white.

On back: "A nonstop live mix of strictly 45's and exercise in vinyl destruction"
On disc: "Dance the slurp"
"The wildest... the kookiest... the grooviest...the slurpiest 45 R.P.M."

A flood of bootlegs hit the eBay around 2000:
1) The first bootleg has "Slurp CD 001" and a Bar Code written in the center.
2) The second bootleg has "CD-SD 1001" written on the inner ring.
3) The third bootleg has a solid white inner ring instead of clear and has no writing.
4) The fourth bootleg has a clear center ring with "4585 SLURP MEDIA TECH 01" printed on play side.

© 1999 Sixty7 Recordings

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: BRAINFREEZE-3048/DISC MEDIA/#356

Other Versions (5 of 8)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed)	Sixty7 Recordings	none	US	1999
Recently Edited	Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed, Unofficial Release)	Pirateria Fonografica	none	US	2000
	Brainfreeze (LP, Mixed, Unofficial Release)	Sixty 7 Recordings	V-SD 1001	US	2001
Recently Edited	Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed, Unofficial Release)	Sixty 7 Recordings	none		2003
	Brainfreeze (CD, Mixed, Unofficial Release)	Sixty 7 Recordings	none	US	Unknown

Reviews

roinou May 22, 2023
I just received it from Bandcamp. A bit disappointed to have pay 75$ for a reissue, whereas "product placement" seems to be the original disc. Still, I will finally be able to enjoy the mix other than the crappy MP3 from back in the days.