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Breakbeats ; PS2 Bboy The Game Soundtrack






 
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Historical of Bboy


Flash Back" sedikit ke era akhir 60-an..atau awal 70-an.
" Good Foot" sebuah tarian yang dilakukan the "Nicholas Brothers", atau salah satu personilnya yang terkenal yaitu "James Brown".
Sebagian berpendapat bahwa "The Good Foot" merupakan tarian freestyle pertama yang mungkin mengilhami para bboys di pesta "Kool Dj Herc".
Bboy-bboy pertama yang terkenal diantaranya "Nigger Twinz","Zulu Kings" & "Spy"(a.k.a The man Wit Thousand Moves).
Namun Diakhir tahun 70an bboying mulai kehilangan pamornya yang pada waktu itu sebagian besarnya berlangsung pada remaja-remaja berkulit hitam.

Sekitar awal 80-an bboying mulai muncul kembali.
Kali ini pamornya terhadap remaja asal Poerto Rico yang meletakan hidup mereka pada bboying dan membawanya ke tingkat selanjutnya, mereka memulai untuk mengkombinasikan bboying dengan gerakan acrobat dan gymnastic Tetap berpatokan pada "Style".
Rock Steady Crew merupakan salah satu dari crew bboying yang melahirkan gaya-gaya baru dalam bboying tak lupa untuk disebutkan New York City Breakers merupakan salah satu dari crew yang memajukan breakdance di era itu.
Film film mulai dibuat pada saat itu dan membawa bboying keluar dari bronx untuk di perkenalkan ke dunia.
Diantaranya adalah Flash Dance.
Walaupun Flash Dance bukan film bboy, namun pengaruhnya cukup besar untuk dunia soal Breakdance.
Setalah Flash dance muncul film "Breakin","Breakin2",&"Beat Street".
Beat Street menjadi sangat terkenal karena ada adegan battle antara Rock Steady Crew dan New York City Breakers. Dua crew bboy yang sangat terkenal.
Media sangat mempengaruhi bboying.
Karena pengaruh ini bboying terkenal dengan sebutan Breakdance.


Bboying adalah sebuah bentuk tarian Hip-hop dimana sekarang dikenal sebagai "Breakdance", terdiri dari Top Rock / Up Rock, Foot work, Spinning Moves (power moves) dan Freeze.
Bboying datang dari Bronx New York City America. Sebutan Bboying pertama kali dikemukakan oleh Kool Dj Herc yang merupakan seorang Dj di Bronx pada masa itu.
Bboys artinya "Break Boys".
Disebut "Break Boys" karena mereka menari saat bagian musik turun dimana musik hanya ada ketukan drum atau dikenal dengan istilah break part of music.
Akhirnya Break part di "Looping" oleh DJ maka lahirlah "Break Beats"

Perkembangan jenis tarian yang satu ini pun sangat pesat, bahkan beberapa komunitas di Amerika mulai terbentuk. Pada tahun 1980'an, breakdance sudah menjadi seperti fashion di Amerika. Hampir di setiap malam di beberapa bagian kota terdapat beberapa komunitas yang saling menunjukan kebolehannya dalam melakukan jenis tarian ini, walau tidak sedikit yang berujung pada keributan. Cara mereka berkompetisi memang sangat mirip dengan dengan freestyle yang biasa ditemukan pada musik Hip Hop. Tidak hanya di jalan-jalan saja tarian ini ditemukan, karena club dan party pun menjadi lahan empuk bagi para breaker untuk menunjukan kebolehannya.

Setelah sempat menjadi "sampah" di beberapa tempat umum tersebut, akhirnya breakdance mulai menunjukan kelasnya. Pada akhir tahun1980, mulai banyak kompetis breakdance yang resmi bermunculan dan Battle Of The Year merupakan salah satu kompetisi yang sangat berkelas. Kehadiran kompetisi ini langsung diikuti dengan berbagai kompetisi lainnya yang seara tidak langsung mengangkat kelas jenis tarian ini.


::: Moves, Beat and inFashion :::


:::: Moves ::::

Toprocks...
Toprocks menampilkan gerakan yang membtuhkan fleksibilitas, gaya , dan yang paling penting irama. Tarian ini biasa digunakan pada awal pertunjukkan sebagai pemanasan beberapa gaya akrobatik lain. Dowrock biasanya ditampilan dengan posisi tangan dan kaki pada lantai. Pada downrock, seorang breaker menampilkan perputaran tubuh dengan kecepatan kaki dan kontrol dengan cara mengkombinasi gerakan kaki. Kombinasi ini akan menampilkan gaya yang disebut power moves

Power Move...
Power Move adalah gerakan yang membutuhkan momentum dan kekuatan fisik untuk menjalankannnya. pada power move, breaker lebih bergantung pada kekuatan tubuh bagian atas untuk menari, menggunakan tangan untuk bergerak. Power Move terdiri dari Windmill, Swipe, dan Flare. The windmill adalah gerakan populer daripower move.

Freeze...
Freeze adalah menahan gerakan dengan pose yang bagus. Semakin sulit freeze, membutuhkan kekuatan tubuh breaker untuk menahan dirinya, dengan pose seperti Handstand .

Suicide...
Suicide adalah tarian penutup sebagai kebiasaan breaker. Breaker akan membuat dirinya terhilat kehilangan kendali dan jatuh dengan punggung, perut, dll. Semakin sakit penampilan suicide terlihat, semakin bagus tarian tersebut, tetapi breaker akan melakukannya dengan sebuah trik untuk mengurangi sakit. Biasanya tarian ini juga digunakan untuk menarik penonton setelah gerakan freeze.


:::: Beat ::::

Musik menjadi salah satu elemen penting dalam breakdance, karena para breakers tentu tidak akan bisa menari tanpa musik. Bahkan terkadang musik-musik yang seru dapat menjadi sebuah inspirasi tersendiri bagi para breakers ini. Musik-musik dengan irama break beat merupakan menu wajib di sini, yaitu dengan campuran musik-musik lain seperti Jazz, Soul, Funk, Electro, Electro Funk, Disco, Hip Hop, sampai R&B. Musik-musik ini tidak dibiarkan murni begitu saja, karena ada DJ yang bertugas mengolah musik tersebut sehingga akan terdengar sangat serasi dengan gerakan-gerakan yang ada.

Tempo pada musik yang dimainkan disini berkisar antara 110 hingga 135 beats per minute (BPM), sedangkan di Eropa untuk urusan musik memang sedikit berbeda jika dibandingkan dengan Amerika. Kalu di Amerika para breakers menggunakan black music untuk mengiri tarian mereka, maka Eropa memilih jenis musik electronica dan rock untuk mengiringi mereka. Musik yang berbeda tersebut menjadi sebuah warna tersendiri di dunia ini, dan gerakan-gerakan yang mereka mainkan pun terlihat lebih extreme dibandingkan dengan gerakan para breakers yang menggunakan musik-musik pada umumnya.


:::: inFashion ::::

Bagi para breakers, selain musik, fashion atau wardrobe juga bagian yang sangat penting, karena menurut mereka fashion merupakan identitas diri mereka sendiri. Breakers pada tahun 1980'an memilih brand Adidas, Puma atau Fila untuk sepatu yang mereka gunakan, karena sepatu dari brand ini memiliki tingkat kelenturan yang sangat nyaman dan cukup menunjang mereka dalam melakukan gerakan-gerakan pada tarian ini. Beberapa breakers bahkan sengaja menggunakan topi, t-shirt dan sepatu dengan brand yang sama sehingga terlihat lebih serasi. Sebagai aksesori tambahan beberapa Breaker membawa tape sebagai pemutar musik. Pada akhir-akhir ini para b-boys juga sering mengenakan kostum seperti b-boys pada era tahun 80'an, karena fashion para b-boys pada tahun tersebut benar-benar sangat nyaman dan cukup sederhana, sehingga mempermudah ruang gerak mereka.

Selain identitas dari para b-boys, ternyata beberapa atribut yang mereka gunakan ini juga memiliki fungsi ganda, yaitu sebagai pelindung ketika mereka melakukan gerakan-gerakan yang cukup extreme. Walaupun berfungsi sebagai pelindung, namun tetap saja bagian dari fashion ini sangat menarik untuk diperhatikan dan tentunya tetap menunjang fashion dari para b-boys tersebut. Headwear seperti helm skateboard atau topi menjadi pelindung kepala mereka ketika melakukan gerakan headspins (berputar dengan kepala sebagai tumpuan dan kaki diatas). Selain itu bandana yang mereka kenakan pada kening mereka juga berguna untuk menahan rambut mereka sehingga tidak menutupi mata mereka ketika sedang menari.

Jika pada umumnya kita melihat dandanan para b-boys sangat mirip dengan dandanan para jamers atau skateboarder, Anda tidak perlu heran jika melihat para b-boys dengan dandanan a la punk atau gothic sekalipun, karena sebenarnya hal itu sah-sah saja, karena fashion-lah yang menjadi identitas mereka.


::: Bboys are Back..!!! :::

B-Boys Are Back in the ’80s, There Was Breakdancing. But First There Was B-Boying.

Remember, if you will, 1984.
“Miami Vice.” Jelly shoes. Acid-washed jeans. Remember Michael Jackson in his red leather jacket with one gloved hand, gliding across the stage in his patented moon walk.
And remember the soda ads and MTV videos that featured punks in parachute pants spinning on their heads as a boombox pumped a beat in the background.

They called it breakdancing.
It spawned its own clothing lines, movies and lingo. It was the coolest, newest invention of the ’80s.
But it really wasn’t. Breakdancing had a history and depth that was lost in the media blitz that surrounded it.

Now, it’s time for a little history lesson.
Almost 20 years before breakdancing appeared, there was something called b-boying.
It was a new, but underground, dance/art form that filled the clubs in New York City.
Not much has changed.
B-boys say theirs is a form of expression that was born underground and has returned there, but only after it was twisted and turned by a mainstream audience.
“The media almost raped it from its true essence,” says B-Boy WiTeBoi, otherwise known as Josh Glawson, 20. “They wanted all the flashy moves and to be wowed.”

B-boying is more than blowing out moves on the sidewalk that make people ask, “Did that hurt?”
And it didn’t disappear at the stroke of midnight on Dec. 31, 1989, like other fads of the decade.
It simply stayed true to its roots while the masses moved on to the next hot ticket.
For true b-boys, this is a way of life, almost a religion that begins - and ends - with The Dance.

“A b-boy is what I am,” says B-Boy N-Er-G, known at birth but rarely since then as Sebastian Alexis, 22. “Every culture has a storyteller, a warrior, musicians and artists. (In hip-hop), the DJ is the music player, the MC is the storyteller, graffiti is the art and the b-boy is the warrior.

“We get ready to battle.”
It’s Friday night at Greene Street in downtown Greensboro. The club’s daytime lights still glow bright as the first b-boys - and b- girls - trickle in.

Preteens, high schoolers and college-age kids gather in small groups on the floor.
They’re wearing shorts, T-shirts, tank tops, even dress pants. Their knees and elbows are wrapped in padding.
Their hair is long, short, spiked, braided and buzzed.
They stretch their legs and arms. They chug gallons of water. Just water.
Alcohol is shunned. Like athletes, they say, they need to stay focused.
The crowd thickens. They wait for the preliminary competition to begin, but there’s no time wasted. The b-boy crews, usually three to four dancers who perform together, practice their moves.
Around them, other crews sit on the floor, their legs wrapped underneath them, like schoolchildren watching a performance. They clap, nod their heads in approval and politely wait their turn.
On the wall above the dance floor dangles a giant plastic sign, evidence of the sacrifices b-boys have made to please the masses.

It announces tonight’s battle as a “breakdancing competition.”
If the sign actually - but more correctly - read “b-boying competition,” people might not come.
“If we do foundation (moves) for the media, they won’t even use it,” N-Er-G says. “We know what kind of crowd we’re trying to please, so we say, ‘OK, we have to breakdance at this show.’
“Folks need to know there are other things to this dance.”

The foundation of b-boying was laid in the late 1960s with something called “good foot,” the first freestyle dance that had performers dropping to the floor and spinning in circles.
As the dance evolved, moving or breaking on the beat became the cornerstone of b-boying - not spinning, dropping or kicking feet into the air.
Dancers with precision and rhythm, who did more than just swap moves with those performing around them, became the hottest b-boys around.


“The very first b-boys didn’t do anything on the ground - no spinning,” N-Er-G says. “You have to build a foundation of moves. To really dance, to express yourself, that is the real true art.”
N-Er-G, who performs with his crew, Phat Gravity, was introduced to b-boying at the tender age of 3, when he watched the movie “Beat Street.”
“That was like a lasting impression,” he says.
By 11th grade, he was practicing the moves and “started chilling with other cats,” he says.
Now 22, N-Er-G juggles jobs at Time Warner Cable and Pizza Hut. He’s been a student at N.C. A&T, studying German and fashion, and at GTCC, where he studied graphic design.
But be certain, he knows who he is.
“I don’t find time for b-boying,” he says. “I find time for everything else.”
The battle begins shortly after 11 p.m.
The music is pumping so loudly that a bottle of water bounces off the edge of a subwoofer.
The crowd melts into one giant mass and encircles the dance floor.
As the b-boy crews take their turns in the center of the crowd, other b-boys around them cheer and playfully jeer moves gone awry as elbows, knees, even heads smack the floor.
When b-boys battle, the one with the most distinctive style wins. There are basic moves, but imagination is rewarded.
“If someone does nice footwork and a nice freeze, you want to make sure yours has better style, greater flavor, and demolish the opponent,” WiTeBoi says.
Want to humiliate an opponent? You don’t need to trash talk - just dance. Sexually.

The b-boys use gestures to poke fun at each others’, ahem, size.
“Sex is a great way to dis each other,” says WiTeBoi, who helped organize tonight’s battle. “It’s easy to offend them and make them mess up. You have to be in a certain frame of mind to do this and shut it out. Almost businesslike.”
When he was in elementary school in Charlotte, WiTeBoi says he was the “fat kid” who was sometimes teased. In high school, he dropped the weight and became president of the chess club. “I wasn’t the coolest person,” he admits.
But he wasn’t always keeping his eyes on the chessboard. WiTeBoi watched other kids breaking, and he knew then he wanted to dance.
“It’s human nature to want to dance, but we’re so afraid of what people will think,” he says.
While doing research on the Internet, he came across a Christian group that used breaking as a means of worship.

“I could be a b-boy and a Christian at the same time,” he says. “I can express myself and worship God through dancing.”
He pushed himself to work on the moves.
Now, a few years out of high school and his teenage persona, he has become WiTeBoi.
“I have the confidence to do some stupid move, and people will say, ‘He’s just b-boying,’ ” says WiTeBoi, adding that he wants to work on moves that mix b-boying with traditional swing dancing. “Breaking pushes you a little farther, and you start thinking of different moves. This gives you the feeling to be able to express yourself in dance.”
As the battle wages on, WiTe-Boi is working the crowd.
In the center of the dance floor, bodies are sweaty, the air becomes hot, and looks are shot across the room.

Egos are at stake.
But what happens on the floor, WiTeBoi says, stays there - in most cases. After each battle, the dancers hug, high five or pat each other on the shoulder.
A triumvirate of judges rates each dancer’s style, the moves that take real athletic ability and how clean the routine was.
After winners are announced, there’s grumbling in the audience - even words exchanged - by some b-boys fans.

Just like in sports, there’s a devoted following who never wants to see their favorite lose.
But as long as they can keep b-boying, that’s all that matters.
“(When you dance), you feel like you have to let your soul come out,” WiTeBoi says. “You can get lost in the music.”
N-Er-G adds, “Even if the song is whack.”

Source: Greensboro News Record
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Breakbeats Download 1










Breakbeats #1
  1. Stop - Wake Up
  2. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll
  3. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll (Remix)
  4. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll (Acapella)
  5. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll (Instrumental)
  6. Tha Alkaholiks - Make Room
  7. Thalia - The Mexican (Disco Circus Remix)
  8. The 45 King - The 900 Number
  9. The Beginning Of The End - Funky Nassau
  10. The Meters - Same Old Thing
  11. The Poets Of The Rhythm - North Carolina
  12. The Ying Yang Technique - LUDI
  13. Black Eyed Peas - They Don't Want Music
  14. Third World Lover - Kid Koala
  15. Ultramagnetic MC'S - One To Grow On
  16. Visionaries - Crop Circles
  17. Watch Out Now - Beatnuts
  18. Yellow Sunshine
  19. Yoshida Brothers - Storm
  20. Da Boogie Crew - You Boys (Remix)
  21. Zion-I & The Grouch - Trains & Planes

Breakbeats #2
  1. RJD2 - The Horror
  2. Rob Dougan - Clubbed To Death
  3. RUN DMC - It's Tricky
  4. Safri Duo - Rise (Remix)
  5. Sapo - Been Had
  6. Scooter - Bboys/Bgirls Rock Tha House
  7. Skrip Breaks - Enemy Crush
  8. Sorea - Soul In Panic
  9. Souls Of Mischief - 93 Till Infinity
  10. Southside Rockers - Jump
  11. Stetsasonic - Talkin' All That Jazz
  12. Stetsasonic - The Hip Hop Band
  13. Superman Ivy - Rivers Crew Theme
  14. Superman Ivy - Rivers Crew Theme (Instrumental)
  15. Superman Ivy - Rivers Crew Theme (Acapella)
  16. Superman Ivy - Seoul Futureshock
  17. Superman Ivy - The Freshest Ivy
  18. Superman Ivy - The Freshest Ivy (Acapella)
  19. Superman Ivy - The Freshest Ivy (Instrumental)

Breakbeats #3
  1. Mark Ronson Feat. Ghostface Killah, Nate Dogg, Trife - Ooh Wee
  2. MC Sniper - Better Than Yesterday
  3. Meets His Maker - DJ Shadow
  4. Menusha & The Girls - You Boys Can Boogie Too
  5. Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
  6. Mongrel - DJ Shadow
  7. MOP Feat. Busta Rhymes - Ante Up (Remix)
  8. Nas - Hip Hop Is Dead
  9. Nas - Made You Look (Apache Remix)
  10. Nice & Smooth - Old To The New
  11. Nina Simone - Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter
  12. Pete Rock And CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You
  13. Planet Bboy Theme
  14. Police Woman Theme - Henry Mancini
  15. Pride FC Official Theme
  16. Rage Against The Machine - Renegades Of Funk
  17. Redman Feat. Busta Rhymes - Da Goodness
  18. Rick Ski & The Funkmasters - Hop To This
  19. RJD2 - 1976

Breakbeats #4
  1. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeats - Red Bull Beat Battle 2007 (Mixtape)
  2. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeats - Who
  3. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeats - Crossroad Bboys
  4. Jimmy Castor Bunch - It's Just Begun
  5. Jimmy Handyman Jones - Handyman's Back In Town
  6. Joe Buddens - Pump It Up
  7. Jurassic 5 - Acetate Prophets
  8. Kati Kovacs - Szolj Ram, Ha Hangosan Enekelek
  9. Kava - The Gambler
  10. Knightz Of Bass Reborn - Renegades
  11. Kool & The Gang - Open Sesame
  12. Kraak & Smaak - Squeeze Me
  13. KRS One - Hip Hop Lives
  14. KRS One - Step Into A World
  15. Linkin Park - Numb (DJ Binhtendo Remix)
  16. Lunatic Calm - Leave You Far Behind
  17. Madcon - Beggin
  18. Marc Hype - The Mexican

Breakbeats #5
  1. Sho-T Feat Brenda - Groove 2001
  2. Hawkeye - Running Man
  3. Head Automatica - Brooklyn Is Burning
  4. Ill Boogs - Gypsy Rock
  5. Isaac Hayes - Disco Connection
  6. Jackie Mittoo - Hang 'Em High
  7. Jackson 5 - The Life Of The Party
  8. Jackson 5 - What You Don't Know
  9. Jackson Sisters - I Believe In Miracles
  10. James Brown - Get Up Offa That Thing
  11. James Brown - Give It Up Or Turn It Loose (Jungle Remix)
  12. James Brown - Give It Up Or Turn It Loose
  13. James Brown - Sex Machine
  14. James Brown - Superbad
  15. James Brown & Bobby Bird - Since You Been Gone
  16. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeatz - One
  17. Jay-Roc Feat. Kaotic Concrete - One

Breakbeats #6
  1. Erik B. & Rakim - Don't Sweat The Technique
  2. Erik B. & Rakim - I Know You Got Soul
  3. Erik B. & Rakim - Juice (Know The Ledge)
  4. Esone - Battling Tonight
  5. Esone - Bboy Culture
  6. Esone - Good Times
  7. Esone - Going The Distance (Rocky Remix)
  8. Esone - Gundam (Remix)
  9. Esone - That's Our Life
  10. Esperanto - Night Of The Wolf
  11. Expression Crew - Marionette
  12. Fader Gladiator - Beat Concerto In A Minor
  13. Fat Pockets - Showbiz & A.G
  14. Faze Action - Moving Cities
  15. Flying Steps - In Da Arena
  16. Freestyle Fellowship - Way Cool
  17. Freestylers - Don't Stop The Rock
  18. Freestylers - Intro
  19. Fusik - Cypher Black
  20. Fusik - Fusik For The Bboys
  21. Gangstarr - Full Clip
  22. Hardnoise - Untitled

Breakbeats #7
  1. DJ Nas'D - Fly By Night
  2. DJ Nas'D - Get Yourself High
  3. DJ Nas'D - Place To Be
  4. DJ Pablo - Battle Begin
  5. DJ Pablo - Bboys War
  6. DJ Pablo - Bboys War II
  7. DJ Pablo - Bboys War III
  8. DJ Pablo - War Of The World
  9. DJ Shadow - Organ Donor
  10. DJ Sing Feat. Andra Kaman - Bboy Rocks
  11. DJ Static - Mr. Fantastic
  12. DJ Static - My Territory
  13. DJ Tee - Alpha Team
  14. DJ Tee - Walk Don't Run
  15. DJ Twist One - Scenario Remix
  16. DJ Yulian - Conexión
  17. Double Dee & Steinski - Lesson 3
  18. Edwin Starr - Time
  19. El Chicano - What You Don't Know Won't Hurt You
  20. EPMD - So Whatcha Sayin'

Breakbeats #8
  1. DJ Ben - Majesty
  2. DJ Ben - Pumpin Jumpin
  3. DJ Ben - Sphinx
  4. DJ Ben - Tribal Fire
  5. DJ Binhtendo - Forbidden Colours (Remix)
  6. DJ Binhtendo - Numb Encore (Remix)
  7. DJ Charlie Rock - Horse With No Name
  8. DJ CSP - The Legendary BOTY
  9. DJ Def Cut - Must Be The Music
  10. DJ Def Cut - Start The Panic
  11. DJ Def Cut - Brainstorm
  12. DJ Def Cut - Rock The Beat
  13. DJ Illegal - Stylissimo
  14. DJ Junk - Going The Distance
  15. DJ Kid Stretch - On 'N On
  16. DJ M@R - Battle Hymn
  17. DJ M@R - Bboy Bloodline
  18. DJ M@R - Dolly Song
  19. DJ M@R - Final Countdown
  20. DJ M@R - Massive Attack Force
  21. DJ M@R - My Strength Is Breakdance
  22. DJ M@R - Pirates Of The Caribbean

Breakbeats #9
  1. Breakestra - Cramp Your Style
  2. Brisk Fingaz - Step Ya Game Up
  3. BS2000 - NY Is Good
  4. Bt. Express - Energy Level
  5. Lee Chang Yui - Canon In D (Remix)
  6. Chemical Brothers - Base 6
  7. Chemical Brothers - Galvanize
  8. Chubb Rock - Treat Them Right
  9. Cymande - Brothers On The Slide
  10. Daft Punk - Harder. Better. Faster, Stronger
  11. Daft Punk - Voyager
  12. Dagobert - Harder And Higher
  13. Dance Dance Revolution - Spin The Disc
  14. Das EFX - They Want EFX (Remix)
  15. Das EFX - They Want EFX
  16. Def Cut - Brainstorm
  17. Def Cut - Fresh
  18. Def Cut - Street Level
  19. Def Cut - The Lord
  20. Dennis Coffey - Black Belt Jones Theme

Breakbeats #10
  1. Barkays - Holy Ghost
  2. Barry Kuenzel - Supervisor
  3. Barry Kuenzel - Supervisor (Instrumental)
  4. Barry White - You Gotta Case
  5. The Wiseguys - Bboy 64
  6. Bboy Forever - Police Woman (Break Mix)
  7. Beastie Boys - Ch-Check It Out
  8. Beginning Of The End - Come Down Baby
  9. Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off
  10. Black Heat - Love The Life You Live
  11. Black Opz - Battlecry
  12. Black Sheep - The Choise Is Yours
  13. Blackbyrds - Rock Creek Park
  14. Bob James - Mardi Gras
  15. Bobby Byrd - Hot Pants
  16. Boney M - Ma Baker
  17. Boney M - Rasputin
  18. Boney M - One Way Ticket
  19. Brand New Old School - Triple Seven
  20. Breakestra - Champ
  21. Brisk Fingaz - La Lla
  22. DJ Rockstar - Bboy King Fever

Breakbeats #11
  1. 5th Dimension - Let The Sunshine In
  2. 7th Wonder Daisy Lady
  3. A Certain Ratio - Do The Du
  4. A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie
  5. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario
  6. Afrika Bambaata & Soul Sonic Force - Looking For The Perfect Beat
  7. Al Foster Band - Night Of The Wolf
  8. Anada Shakar - Streets Of Calcutta
  9. Army Of The Pharaous - Battle Cry
  10. Army Of The Pharaous Feat. JMT - Dump The Clip
  11. Austin Donald - Side Saddle
  12. Babe Ruth - The Mexican
  13. Badder Than Evil - Hot Wheels
  14. Banbarra - Shack Up

Breakbeats #12
  1. 15 19 - Paul Hardcastle
  2. 187 Lockdown - Kung-Fu (Drum And Base Remix)
  3. 2 Hyped Brothers And A Dog - Doo Doo Brown
  4. 2 Live Crew - Check It Out Ya'll
  5. 20th Century Steel Band - Heaven and Hell Is On Earth
  6. 3V - Heart Of The Beat
  7. 80's-Kay Gee's - Tango Hustle
  8. 90's Rap - Arrested Development Tennesse
  9. A Tribe Called Quest - Keeping It Moving
  10. A Tribe Called Quest - Luck Of Lucien
  11. A Tribe Called Quest - Mr. Muhammed
  12. Above The Law - Last Song
  13. Absolute Beginner - Medley Lastespånytt
  14. Aceyalone & Abstract Rude - Bboy Real McCoy
  15. Aeem - Release Yourself
  16. African Islam - Rock On Ya'll
  17. African Music Machine - Black Water Gold
  18. African Music Machine - Congas
  19. African Music Machine - Making Nassau Fruit Punch
  20. Afu Ra - Defeat
  21. Ahmad Jamal - World Is A Ghetto
  22. Airstyle - Warm Me And My Baby Brother

Breakbeats #13
  1. Alan Hawkshaw - Senior Thump
  2. All For One-Brand Nubian Vol.2 - Hip Hop Classics
  3. All The People Feat. Robert Moore - Cramp Your Style
  4. Always There - Ronnie Laws (Live)
  5. Always There - Side Effects
  6. Archie Bell And The Drells - I Can't Get Enough Of Your Love
  7. Aremandozeski Therapy - Strudel Strut
  8. Aretha Franklin - One Step Ahead
  9. Aretha Franklin - Rocksteady
  10. Armand Van Helden - Word Up Doc
  11. Armando Trovajoli - Blazin Magnum
  12. Arsonists - Blaze
  13. Artful Dodger Feat.Shaydie, Imno, T - Love & Iriscience
  14. ATCQ - Award Tour
  15. Audio Two - Top Billin'
  16. Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces (Live)
  17. B.T Express - Energy To Burn
  18. Back In The Day - Backstrokin
  19. Banda Black Rio - Maria Fumaca
  20. Barbara Mason - Another Man

Breakbeats #14
  1. Barkays - Boogie Body
  2. Barkays - Do It
  3. Barkays - Freaky Behaviour
  4. Barkays - Holy Ghost
  5. Barkays - Night Cruzin'
  6. Baretto Ray - Pastime Paradise
  7. Bass Influence - All Massive
  8. Battle Of The Year 1999 - Breakers Beats
  9. Battle Of The year 2000 - Addicted To Rock
  10. Bay Root - Ten To Get In
  11. Cookie Crew - Born This Way
  12. BDP - My Philosophy
  13. BDP - South Bronx
  14. BDP - Why Is That
  15. Beastie Boys – Rootdown
  16. Beat Junkies – The Visionaries
  17. Beatnutz – No Escapin This
  18. Beatstreet – Breakers Revenge
  19. Bernard Pretty Purdie – Soul Drums
  20. Bernard Wright – Spinnin
  21. Betty Wright – Clean Up Woman

Breakbeats #15
  1. Between The Sheets – The Isley Brothers
  2. Big Daddy Kane – Set It Off
  3. Big Daddy Kane – Warm It Up, Kane
  4. Big Punisher – I Don’t Wanna Be A Player
  5. Bill Summers & Summers Heat – Call It What You Want
  6. Billy Brooks – 40 Days
  7. Billy Cobham – Heather
  8. Billy Garner – Brand New Girl
  9. Biz Markie – Nobody Beats The Biz
  10. Black Cow – Steely Dan
  11. Black Eyed Peas – Bridging The Gap
  12. Black Heat – Love The Life You Live
  13. Black Heat – You Should’ve Listened
  14. Black Moon – Who Got Da Props
  15. Black Noise – Keep On Dancing
  16. Blackalicious – A To G
  17. Blackalicious – Alphabet Aerobics
  18. Blackbyrds – The Blackbyrds’ Theme
  19. Blackmoon – I Got Ya Open

Breakbeats #16
  1. Blade – Born To Rule
  2. Blow Your Whistle – The Soul Searchers
  3. Blowfly – Fuck The Devil
  4. Blowfly – Sesame Street
  5. Blue Magic – Tear It Down
  6. Bob James – Look-Alike
  7. Bob James – Nautilus
  8. Bob James – Shamboozie
  9. Bob James – Sign Of The Times
  10. Bob James – Storm King
  11. Bob James – Take Me To The Mardi Gras
  12. Bob James – Westchester Lady
  13. Bobby Byrd – I Know You Got The Soul
  14. Bobby Caldwell – My Flame
  15. Bobby Caldwell – Open Your Eyes
  16. Bobby Caldwell – What You Won’t Do For Love
  17. Bobby Hughes Experience – Theme From Skidoo
  18. Bobby Hughes Experience – Sahara 72
  19. Bobby Womack Peace – Across 110th Street
  20. Bohannon – Let’s Start The Dance
  21. Bombay The Hard Way – Kundans Hideout

Breakbeats #17

  1. Boney M – Bony M Megamix
  2. Booker T And The MG’s – Hang ‘Em High
  3. Boot Camp Click – Down By Law
  4. Boots – In The Pocket
  5. Bouga – Belsunce Breakdown
  6. Bowser – I Need More Than Time
  7. Brady Bunch Kids – Drummer Man
  8. Brand Nubian – One For All
  9. Brass Construction – Get Up To Get Down
  10. Jackie Robinson – Pussyfooter
  11. Sly Johnson – Different Strokes
  12. De La Soul – Keepin The Faith
  13. Breakestra – Getcho Soul Togetha Pt.2
  14. DJ Scratch – Break Dancing Mix
  15. Breaking Beats – I Feel Good Tonight
  16. Brenda Russell – A Little Bit Of Love
  17. Brentford All Stars – Greedy G
  18. Bronx Dogs – The Weya Funk
  19. Brothers Soul – Cookies
  20. BS2000 – NY Is Good
  21. B.T Express – Everything Good To Ya
  22. B.T Express – Here Comes The Express
  23. B.T Express – Ride On BT 78 Roadshow
  24. B.T Express – Still Good-Still Like It
  25. Bubba Sparxxx - Ugly

Breakbeats #18

  1. Buddy Baker – Sign Song
  2. Burning Spear – S.O.U.L.
  3. Busta Rhymes – What It Is Right Now
  4. Cal Tjader – Aquarius
  5. Cam – Groover Washington Jr. – Loran’s Dance
  6. Cameo – Back And Forth
  7. Cameo – Freaky Dancin’
  8. Cameo – I Just Wanna Be
  9. Cameo – Rigamortis
  10. Cameo – Shake Your Pants 12Inch
  11. Camp Lo – Black Nostaljack (Breakbeat Science Remix)
  12. Can You Feel It – Original Concept
  13. Candido – Jingo
  14. Candido – Soulwanco Bonus Mix
  15. Cannonball Adderley – Phases
  16. Captain Rock – Cosmic Blast (12" Mix)
  17. Carleen & The Groovers – Can We Rap
  18. Carol Lynn Townes – 99 1-2

Breakbeats #19

  1. Carol Lynn Townes – Believe In The Beat
  2. Cashmere – Do It Anyway You Wanna
  3. Cassius – Cassius 99 (Radio Edit)
  4. Chad Jackson – Hear The Drummer
  5. Charles Earland – Lowdown
  6. Charles Wright – Express Yourself
  7. Chemical Brothers – Hey Boy Hey Girl (Album Mix)
  8. Chris The Glove Taylor – Reckless
  9. Chronic 2001 – Dr. Dre
  10. Chuck Brown And The Soul Searchers – Bustin Loose
  11. Chuck Carbo – Can I Be Your Squeeze
  12. Classic Jazz Funk V.3 Lou Donaldson – Pot Belly
  13. Cliffhangaz – Curry Chicken Head
  14. Club Epic – Juicy Fruit Mtume
  15. Clueso – Boys Keep Swinging
  16. Cod – In The Battle
  17. Coke Escovedo – I Wouldn’t Change A Thing
  18. Coke Escovedo – What Are You Under

Breakbeats #20

  1. Common – The Sixth Sense
  2. Contigas De Capoera – Jogo Arrepiado
  3. Cookie Crew – Born This Way
  4. Cool And The Gang – Get Down On It
  5. Copy Of DJ Quik – Tonight
  6. Copy Of Funky 16 Corners – Can We Rap
  7. Copywrite Feat. Smut Peddlers – Tower Of Babble
  8. Corporation Of One – Original
  9. Cortijo Y Su Maquina Del Tiempo – Gumbo
  10. Crocklyn Clan – Be Faithful
  11. Crooklyn Clan – 100 Dollar Bill
  12. Crooklyn Clan – Beef Patty Anthem
  13. Crooklyn Clan – Da Rockwilder (Remix)
  14. Crooklyn Clan – Get Down Uptown
  15. Crooklyn Clan – It’s About Ta Get Hot Club
  16. Crooklyn Clan – Kill ‘Em In The Clubs
  17. Crooklyn Clan – No Scrubs VS No Pigeons
  18. Crooklyn Clan – Oh Nooo!
  19. Crooklyn Clan – Rap Club Mix
  20. Crooklyn Clan – Superthug (Remix)
  21. Crooklyn Clan – Trouble Maker
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