Good collection from all areas of the B - Boy foundations
Disadvantages:
Not enough Hip Hop for a breakin' soundtrack
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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The best tracks from the 2006-released 'B-Boy' game. This album features the funkiest beats from The Jackson 5, Nina Simone and James Brown, as well as the hottest Hip Hop jams from the golden age with Eric B & Rakim and The Black Eyed Peas.
This is a collection of some of the best tracks from not only the game, but for the breakin style as a whole, these are the some of the tunes used by breakers as B-Boying became popular, giving it a strong retro feel to it with relevance to dance tracks today.
18. Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter - Nina Simone
I enjoyed listening to this collction of tracks taken from the game as they all fit in well with the B-Boy scene, however, I would have to say that for a game which focused so much on the Hip Hop genre, the prescence of that music is almost non-existent, therefore not representing the game in the best way possible. I did like the funk feel of it as this is how Hip Hop came about and in my opinion they did find the best examples of this influence for the CD.
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