Crossfaderz

RELEASE
July 11, 2000
LABEL
Moonshine Music
GENRES
Rap, Turntablism

Album Review

A founding member of the New York City battle DJ crew the X-Ecutioners (formerly known as the X-Men), Raida pulls off a great compilation with an underlying radio-show theme with Crossfaderz. This is a collection of late-'90s rap hits with a bit of an emphasis on NY's Diggin' in the Crates crew (D.I.T.C.) featuring Showbiz, AG, Fat Joe, and Big L. There's even a play on Big L's first album, Lifestyles of the Poor and Dangerous, with a skit entitled "Lifestyles of the Rich and Dangerous." The cutting and scratching on this album is top-notch, as Raida is considered to be one of the world's best turntablists. There's also a welcome appearance by Q-Bert and D-Styles of the Invisibl Skratch Picklz DJ crew from San Francisco. DJ Q-Bert was the DMC World Turntablist Champion three years in a row in the mid-90's.
Brad Mills, Rovi

Track Listing

  1. Who You F**kin' Wit?
  2. Keep It Real Airlines
  3. What Car and Limo Sevice
  4. The Enemy
  5. Visualize
  6. Conceited Bastard
  7. Tried By 12
  8. The Sessoin
  9. Fist of the White Lotus
  10. Caller Trying to Win Tickets
  11. Missing in Action
  12. Raida's Theme
  13. The Heist
  14. Drop It Heavy
  15. Lifestyles of the Rich and Dangerous
  16. One Man Band
  17. Back Pack Rapper
  18. Slash Ya Face Records
  19. Bitch in Yoo
  20. Find That
  21. Getting Closer to God
  22. MC-2
  23. Razorblade Alcohol Slide
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