Album

Kaleidoscope

DJ Food

2000 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Kaleidoscope by DJ Food

Kaleidoscope is an Electronic album by DJ Food, originally released in 2000. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Full Bleed6:01
  2. 2Cookin'3:42
  3. 3Break2:19
  4. 4The Riff4:10
  5. 5The Ageing Young Rebel6:03
  6. 6The Crow...7:49
  7. 7Nocturne (Sleep Dyad 1)7:17
  8. 8Nevermore (Sleep Dyad 2)8:37
  9. 9The Sky At Night5:14
  10. 10...You2:43
  11. 11Minitoka9:24
  12. 12Reprise (A Splash Of Debussy)1:08

Sound DNA

  • Electronic

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Issued in a 6-panel digipak. Lyrics of track 5 are printed inside.
The duration for track 5 is incorrectly printed as 5:49.
The duration for track 7 is incorrectly printed as 6:50.
The duration for track 11 is incorrectly printed as 9:13.
"Break" contains a sample of "Hustler's Convention" performed by Lightnin' Rod (opens in a new tab). original sound recording licensed from Jalaluddin Nuriddin pka Lightnin' Rod.
"The Riff" contains a sample of "Rack 'Em Up" written and performed by Quincy Jones (opens in a new tab). Courtesy of Universal.
"Nocturne (Sleep Dyad 1)" contains a sample of "Millionaire" written and performed by Dudley Moore (opens in a new tab). Courtesy of Essex Music Group.
Rear:
"Full Bleed' is a collaboration with Bundy K. Brown
A DJ Food production '97-'99
This album contains no skits

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Dudley Moore
  • James TilleyBASS
  • Ken NordineFEATURING FEATURING, VOCALS VOCALS
  • Lightnin' Rod
  • Quincy Jones

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 12 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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