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Tell Me About Your Childhood 
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Intro / James Brown - Static / Sly & Robbie - Boops / Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - A touch of jazz / Doug E Fresh - The show / Whodini - Five minutes of funk / Run DMC - Beats to the rhyme / Lovebug Starski - Say what you wanna say / Eric B & Rakim - Follow the leader / Steinski & Mass Media - The motorcade sped on / Grace Jones - Slave to the rhythm / Human League - Being boiled / Heaven 17 - Let me go / Nuance - Loveride / Art Of Noise - Close to the edit / Scritti Politti - Wood beez / New Order - Thieves like us / West India Company - Ava maria / Harlequin 4's - Set it off / Jeffrey Osborne - Plane love / Barkays - Sexomatic / West Phillips - Im just a sucker for a pretty face / Stephanie Mills - Medicine song / Timezone - Wildstyle / Rochelle - My magic man / Paul Hardcastle - 19 / Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls / Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome to the pleasuredome / Yazoo - Situation / More track details in the "More info" section.Rolling Stones - Undercover of the night / Roxy Music - Kiss & tell / Electronic - Freewill / Yes - Owner of a lonely heart / Sylvester - Rock the box / Twilight 22 - Electric kingdom / Pacman - Im a pacman / Dynamic Breakers - Dynamic / Warp 9 - Light years away / Captain Rapp - Bad times / Captain Rock - The return of captain rock / Jonzun Crew - Pacjam / Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - Looking for the perfect beat / Ultravox - Herr X / Thomas Dolby - One of our submarines / Fashion - Streetplayer / Jean Michel Jarre - Revolution / 808 State - ville / Tyree - Acid over / Joe Smooth - Promised land / Rhythm Is Rhythm - It is what it is / Dirty Mac - Unknown / Adam F - Dirty Harry / Outro.
This full length mix features a blend of rock, pop, soul, funk, house and everything inbetween together with movie & TV samples plus a boatload of acappellas from my youth. 79 minutes of rocksteady beats, old school hiphop and scfi soundbites in the mix. The open-minded who enjoy a mix that frequently surprises will love this selection of childhood memories. Those who like a clever arsed edit or two wont be dissapointed either. The title is stolen from the classic Thomas Dolby video "Hyperactive", of course.
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