Keep IT Solid Steel Volume 1 - Track List (CD)

Track List (CD)

  1. "Intro" - Mr. Scruff
  2. "Ing" - Mungo's Hi Fi
  3. "Waterhouse Rock (Groove Corporation mix)" - Big Youth
  4. "Black Milk" - Eighth From The Egg
  5. "Going Way Back" - Just Ice
  6. "Time Machine" - Chocolate Milk
  7. "Flashback" - The Arsonists
  8. "Back In The Day" - Erykah Badu
  9. "My Kung Fu" - UTD
  10. "Ego Trippin" - Ultramagnetic MCs
  11. "Wrong Girls To Play With (dub)" - Papa Austin with The Great Peso
  12. "Tell Me How" - Sarah Winton
  13. "Recognition" - Demon Boyz
  14. "Check the Vibe" - Dred Scott
  15. "Funky For You" - Mark Rae vs Deadbeats
  16. "Dopest Verse" - Madkap
  17. "Disney On Acid" - 2day & 2moro / "Learn To Be Strong (acapella)" - Cappo
  18. "Impressions (pt.3)" - The Peddlers
  19. "Carrefour" - Luis Enriquez
  20. "Funky Axe" - Spaghetti Head
  21. "Highland Park" - Connie Price & The Keystones
  22. "Sweetie Pie" - Stone Alliance
  23. "Bounce Ta This" - Showbiz & AG
  24. "Check It" - Lords of the Underground
  25. "Deep Waters" - Microdisiacs
  26. "Searching For Mr Manuva" - Border Crossing
  27. "Pins & Needles" - Tipper
  28. "Detchibe" - Prefuse 73
  29. "CPU Song" - Little Miss Trinitron
  30. "Fairplay" - Soul II Soul
  31. "You Have Got To Have Freedom" - Pharoah Sanders

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