Funky Skunk - Sample Sources

Sample Sources

  • "My Baby's Mamma" by Three 6 Mafia
  • "What Happened to that Boy?" by Baby
  • "Play" (instrumental) by David Banner
  • "Burn Rubber" by Too Short
  • "We Like Them Girls" by Silkk the Shocker
  • "Do the Granny" by The Nite-Liters
  • "Natural Juices" by Magnum
  • "The Corner" by Common
  • "Never Scared" by BoneCrusher
  • "Piledriver" by Dennis the Fox


DJ Shadow
Studio albums
  • Endtroducing.....
  • The Private Press
  • The Outsider
  • The Less You Know, the Better
Live albums
  • Brainfreeze
  • Product Placement
  • Live! In Tune and On Time
  • Live at Brixton Academy December 2006
  • The Hard Sell
  • The Hard Sell (Encore)
Remix albums
  • The Private Repress
  • Excessive Ephemera
  • The DJ Shadow Remix Project
Compilations
  • Preemptive Strike
  • Reconstructed: The Best of DJ Shadow
EPs
  • I Gotta Rokk
  • I'm Excited
Singles
  • "Entropy" / "Send Them"
  • "Lost and Found (S.F.L.)"
  • "What Does Your Soul Look Like"
  • "A Whim" / "89.9 Megamix"
  • "High Noon"
  • "Midnight in a Perfect World"
  • "Stem"
  • "The Number Song" / "Painkiller"
  • "Camel Bobsled Race"
  • "Dark Days"
  • "Mashin' on the Motorway" / "Walkie Talkie"
  • "Monosylabik"
  • "Six Days"
  • "You Can't Go Home Again"
  • "3 Freaks"
  • "Funky Skunk"
  • "We Might as Well Be Strangers"
  • "Enuff"
  • "You Made It"
  • "This Time (I'm Gonna Try It My Way)"
  • "Def Surrounds Us" / "I've Been Trying"
  • "I Gotta Rokk"
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Mo' Wax
  • UNKLE
  • Cut Chemist
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