DJ Pogo – Pulp Fusion: Revival Boogie Down

You get the impression that Los Angeles' Boogie Down Edits crew has one priority: to ensure that the party always gets going. Certainly, the Californian collective has gone for the jugular on this tenth edition of their self-titled rework series. Their intentions are clear from the start, when they deliver a smooth, soulful house-influenced remix of a well-known R&B staple ("Wish"), followed by a beefed-up rendition of The Disco Dub Band's "For The Love of Money". Elsewhere, the tooled-up treats come thick and fast, from the exotic Eastern disco-goes-house of "India Funq", to the New Jack Swing revivalism of "Chocolate City".

Excellent Live disc by this soul-powered blues/rock axeslinger mojo man from Italy featuring 10 tracks (65 mins) of pure, authentic, old-school, blues-based, boogiefied, heavy guitar rockin' power trio jams that will kick your ass & rock your damn blues away. Jimi Barbiani is a legit, world-class, blues/rock guitarist who speaks the same musical language of the six string legends on Boogie Down The Road-Live! Brother Barbiani digs in deep on his guitar and shines from start to finish on this dynamic, electrified Live disc that rocks the blues & showcases his awesome slide guitar playing talents. Highly recommended to fans of Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks, Allman Brothers, ZZ Top, Johnny Winter, Rory Gallagher, Eric Clapton, Cream, Hendrix & Jeff Beck.

"Sex and Violence" (1990) is the third studio album by the American hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions (BDP). It was released on Jive Records and is a significant album in the history of hip hop, primarily due to its bold themes and the group's impact on the genre.

Enjoy this Compilation with the most successful Boogie Down Disco Funk singers like Chaka Khan, Peter Brown, Larry Graham and many more!

"Sex and Violence" (1990) is the third studio album by the American hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions (BDP). It was released on Jive Records and is a significant album in the history of hip hop, primarily due to its bold themes and the group's impact on the genre.

"Edutainment" (1990) is the fourth studio album by the influential hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions (BDP), led by KRS-One. Known for its socially conscious lyrics and strong political messages, Edutainment reflects the group's commitment to both educating and entertaining through rap music. It is often considered one of the important albums of the golden era of hip-hop, blending education with entertainment while maintaining a focus on addressing social issues.

"Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop" (1989) is the third studio album by Boogie Down Productions (BDP), led by the influential rapper KRS-One. Known for its socially conscious lyrics and politically charged messages, this album is a significant milestone in the development of hip-hop, as it explores themes of empowerment, social justice, and self-awareness.

"Edutainment" (1990) is the fourth studio album by the influential hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions (BDP), led by KRS-One. Known for its socially conscious lyrics and strong political messages, Edutainment reflects the group's commitment to both educating and entertaining through rap music. It is often considered one of the important albums of the golden era of hip-hop, blending education with entertainment while maintaining a focus on addressing social issues.

"Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop" (1989) is the third studio album by Boogie Down Productions (BDP), led by the influential rapper KRS-One. Known for its socially conscious lyrics and politically charged messages, this album is a significant milestone in the development of hip-hop, as it explores themes of empowerment, social justice, and self-awareness.