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Paul Nice
Journey to the Centre of the Beats
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. (Intro) - Paul Nice, Kilianski
2. Freestyle [Exclusive] - Paul Nice, Gant
3. The Rematch [Exclusive] - Paul Nice, Lord Finesse
4. Freestyle [Exclusive] - Paul Nice, Kilianski, P.
5. Bullshit [Paul Nice Remix] - Paul Nice, Black Thought
6. Up in Our Spot [Paul Nice Remix] - Paul Nice, Real Live Show
7. When the Last Time - Paul Nice, Hugo, Chad
8. Satisfied - Paul Nice, Cadet, J.
9. The Message - Paul Nice, Chase
10. Rapper's Delight - Paul Nice, Edwards
11. 8th Wonder - Paul Nice, LaPread, Ronald
12. White Lines - Paul Nice, Glover
13. Break Dance Electric Boogie - Paul Nice, Robinson
14. Apache - Paul Nice, Chase
15. Freedom - Paul Nice, Glover, Melvin
16. The Birthday Party - Paul Nice, Chase
17. Pump Me Up - Paul Nice, Avery
18. Funk You Up - Paul Nice, Brown, Angela

CD Details

All Artists: Paul Nice
Title: Journey to the Centre of the Beats
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Antidote
Release Date: 8/9/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Styles: Old School, Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

Synopsis

Album Description

Paul Nice is one of underground hip hop's most respected DJ/producers, having worked with such rap legends as the Beastie Boys, Biz Markie and Showbiz & AG. His mix CD for Antidote includes funk, soul and jazz breaks, classic rap tunes from the eighties, nineties and noughties, as well as some extremely clever 'bootleg' style mixes.

CD Reviews

Paul comes thru real Nice!

B. Berry | San Luis Obispo, Ca. United States | 12/02/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm surprised that no one else has reviewed this (yet) so I will. Once again, as with his somewhat scarce "Soul on the Grill" mix, Paul puts it together very well. Not only does he possess excellent D.J./production skillz but he has an ear for quality that shines through. Think D.J. Shadow but more fun and accessible (to my tastes). The album starts out with some good newer hip/hop (Kweli, Black Thought, Masta Ace, J-Live) and then transitions into an old school funk early days of rap "megamix" with Grandmaster Flash, Sugarhill, Biz Markie and such. Then it effortlessly flows back into more contempory stuff like Clipse, Mobb Deep, Wu Tang, etc. At all points Paul's style and flavor are heard with snipets of any number of obscure samples and a small amount of scratching. It's always just the right amount of tech wizardry with great track selection. Check it and see."