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Various Artists – Noncents Vol. 14

MadHatter — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 15:49:01 +0000

Noncents Vol. 14

Artist: Various Artists

Released online March 2011

Running time: 71:05

Also Featuring: Bizarro X-Men, Rappy McRapperson, The Grammar Club, LiL’ HARMz, Dual Core, Klopfenpop, MC 117, Milk-Plus, and Random.

Yet another collection of unreleased, recovered, and rare songs!

20 tracks of forgotten or online-only audio collected over the last few years and put onto one album for you to enjoy. Includes 5 never before released Scrub Club tracks, 6 collaborations, 4 remixes, 4 cover songs, and more!

Your ears will be treated to lost verses and content from Dr. Awkward, MC_Loki, POWERLIFTER, King Pheenix, Emergency Pizza Party, Kabuto The Python, Untested Methods, ZeaLouS1, Dale Chase, Diabeats, and StarF.

Big fans and Soldiers alike will definitely want to download this album and check out things they probably missed or never even knew about.

All of our music here at Scrub Club is free. However, if you enjoyed this release and would like to support our label, please make any size of donation to help all of our artists get new merch and promo items, book bigger shows, and get better equipment. Much love to you all!

TRACK LISTING

01 – Dr. Awkward – Welcome to the Goosebumps Show (MasDaMind’s Goosebumps Mashup)
02 – MC_Loki – Who Be the Man
03 – POWERLIFTER – Level 3 (“Buffalo” – Steve Albino Remix)
04 – Bizarro X-Men – Character Select
05 – Emergency Pizza Party – Never Going Back (feat. Rappy McRapperson and Shinobi Onibocho)
06 – The Grammar Club – Suck My Wallet (feat. Kabuto The Python)
07 – Untested Methods – Just Dance (Instrumental Lady Gaga Cover)
08 – ZeaLouS1 – ‘Til We Die (feat. LiL’ HARMz)
09 – Dale Chase – WordPress (feat. Dual Core – Untested Methods Remix)
10 – Klopfenpop – Don’t Panic (feat. MC 117, Milk-Plus, and Diabeats)
11 – StarF – Someone Like You
12 – Untested Methods – Enjoy the Silence (Instrumental Depeche Mode Cover)
13 – Dr. Awkward – Impossible It’s Not (Firefly Redux by Untested Methods)
14 – Emergency Pizza Party – Glutton
15 – Untested Methods – Little Crow
16 – Random – Sweeter (feat. Dale Chase)
17 – ZeaLouS1 – Tre Diss
18 – Untested Methods – Air (The Adventures of Duane & BrandO Cover)
19 – Emergency Pizza Party – Get a Life
20 – Untested Methods – In My Life (The Beatles Cover)

ALBUM FACTS AND TRIVIA

There isn’t much back story for this cd in general since it is just a collection of random scraps, but here’s some interesting stories behind some of the songs:

“Welcome to the Goosebumps Show” originally appeared on MasDaMind’s “Year 3000 Remixes” album.

“Who Be the Man” originally appeared on Hipsterplease’s “Visitations” compilation.

“Character Select,” “Never Going Back,” ”Don’t Panic,” “Little Crow,” and ”Sweeter” originally appeared the “Nerdcore Now Volume One” compilation. For more Klopfenpop (the architect behind “Don’t Panic”) tracks, please check out his official site here.

“Suck my Wallet” originally appeared on The Grammar Club’s “MC Horse Rides Again!” album.

Various Artists – Noncents Vol. 13

MadHatter — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 20:05:09 +0000

Noncents Vol. 13

Artist: Various Artists
Released online November 2010
Running time: 55:26

Also Featuring: Captain Dan and the Scurvy Crew, Maros, Dynamo Dash, MC8Bit, and Jeremy Spring.

Yet another collection of unreleased, recovered, and rare songs!

16 tracks of forgotten or online-only audio collected over the last few years and put onto one cd for you to enjoy. Includes 5 never before released Scrub Club tracks, 4 collaborations, 7 remixes, 3 instrumentals, and more!

Your ears will be treated to lost verses and content from MadHatter, Shammers, Emergency Pizza Party, ZeaLouS1, King Pheenix, Diabeats, Dale Chase, Deafintion, Southside, Shinobi Onibocho, Lefthand, and POWERLIFTER.

Big fans and Soldiers alike will definitely want to download this album and check out things they probably missed or never even knew about.

TRACK LISTING

01 – MadHatter – Battlefield Verse
02 – Shammers – Version Virgin (Matt Fox DnB Remix)
03 – Emergency Pizza Party – Shine Avenue (TH3HT Dubstep Remix)
04 – Captain Dan and the Scurvy Crew – Rime of the Hip Hop Mariners (feat. ZeaLouS1)
05 – King Pheenix – Airplanes (Redux)
06 – King Pheenix – Anarchitype Rush (Dale Chase Remix feat. Thunderball and MadHatter)
07 – Diabeats – Respectable Girl (Dale Chase Remix)
08 – Deafinition – Doom (DarkMarsMix)
09 – Deafinition – The Pit (Orchestral)
10 – Maros – Bizarro (feat. King Pheenix and Dynamo Dash)
11 – Southside – Funk Workout
12 – Southside – MFer
13 – Southside – Vibrate (Redux)
14 – Lefthand – Uncharted
15 – King Pheenix, MC 8Bit, and Shinobi Onibocho – Crushed Gears
16 – POWERLIFTER – Mr. Brightside (The Killers Cover feat. Jeremy Spring)

ALBUM FACTS AND TRIVIA

There isn’t much back story for this cd in general since it is just a collection of random scraps, but here’s some interesting stories behind some of the songs:

“Battlefield Verse” was intended for a collaboration between YTCracker and MadHatter for a future YTCracker release, but the fate of the track is currently unknown. As a teaser, you can now at least hear MadHatter’s verse.

“Rime of the Hip Hop Mariners” originally appeared on Captain Dan and the Scurvy Crew’s “Rimes of the Hip Hop Mariners” album.

“Bizarro” originally appeared on Maros’ “NXSE” album.

“Crushed Gears” originally appeared on a scrapped release by King Pheenix and MC 8Bit’s group “LNT,” mostly due to quality issues. Still, the humor and fresh raps of this archived audio can not be missed.

Various Artists – Noncents Vol. 12

MadHatter — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 17:47:23 +0000

Noncents Vol. 12

Artist: Various Artists
Released online November 2010
Running time: 46:56

Also Featuring: MC_Loki and MC Okami.

Yet another collection of unreleased, recovered, and rare songs!

15 tracks of forgotten or online-only audio collected over the last few years and put onto one cd for you to enjoy. Includes 5 never before released Scrub Club tracks, 5 collaborations, 2 remixes, 3 instrumentals, and more!

Your ears will be treated to lost verses and content from Deafinition, Kabuto The Python, Dale Chase, MadHatter, Lefthand, MC Wreckshin, Shammers, and ZeaLouS1.

Big fans and Soldiers alike will definitely want to download this album and check out things they probably missed or never even knew about.

TRACK LISTING

01 – Deafinition – We March On
02 – Deafinition and MC_Loki – Best Get Up
03 – Kabuto The Python – Beatbox Song
04 – Dale Chase – Do Your Thing
05 – Dale Chase – I Do It For Your Love
06 – MadHatter – Superscience Verse
07 – Lefthand – Deku Outpost
08 – Lefthand – Final Fantasy (Lefthanded Remix)
09 – Deafinition – One Winged Angel (Orchestral)
10 – Deafinition – Devil’s Work
11 – Shammers – Haunted Mansion
12 – Deafinition and MC_Loki – Midnight and Wasted
13 – Deafinition and MC_Loki – Boo Clan Diss
14 – Deafinition and MC_Loki – Drrrtttyyy Soufffff
15 – MC Wreckshin – Leeroy Jenkins (Ft. MC Okami and ZeaLouS1)

ALBUM FACTS AND TRIVIA

There isn’t much back story for this cd in general since it is just a collection of random scraps, but here’s some interesting stories behind some of the songs:

“Best Get Up“, “Midnight and Wasted,” “Boo Clan Diss,” and “Drrrtttyyy Soufffff“ all originally appeared on Deafinition and MC_Loki’s “Midnight and Wasted” EP, which they made in one night while being… well, wasted.

“Superscience Verse” was intended for a collaboration between Benjamin Bear and MadHatter for Benjamin Bear’s “Tuesday” album.

“Leeroy Jenkins” originally appeared on MC Wreckshin’s “Nerdcore Supervillain” album.

Various Artists – Noncents Vol. 11

MadHatter — Thu, 27 May 2010 22:00:06 +0000

Noncents Vol. 11

Artist: Various artists
Released online May 2010
Running time: 59:43

Also Featuring: Krhym3 574r 0n3, Karmageddon, MC_Loki, mCRT, Fatty Goodness, Hyper Sniper, Zel, MagiTek, Dirty Jerkins, and Attack Slug.

Yet another collection of unreleased, recovered, and rare songs!

17 tracks of forgotten or online-only audio collected over the last few years and put onto one cd for you to enjoy. Includes 8 never before released Scrub Club tracks, 6 collaborations, 2 live recordings, and more!

You will hear an epic cover of Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” by Benjamin Bear as well as a great mashup of Dr. Awkward and Michael Jackson by that weirdo MasDaMind.

Big fans and Soldiers alike will definitely want to download this album and check out things they probably missed or never even knew about.

TRACK LISTING

01 – Southside – Click a Few Buttons
02 – Krhym3 574r 0n3 – Pokemon P.I.M.P. (feat. Dr. Awkward)
03 – Benjamin Bear – Bad Romance (Lady Gaga Cover)
04 – Karmageddon – Quantum Leaps (feat. Dr. Awkward)
05 – Nerdcore – Eviction Notice (MC Lars Diss feat. MC_Loki, King Pheenix, MadHatter, and mCRT)
06 – Kabuto The Python – Shakelous Diss
07 – Thunderball – Cheeseburger
08 – The Ranger – Go with the Flow (feat. Kabuto The Python and Fatty Goodness)
09 – Dr. Awkward – You Rock My Geekquilibrium (MasDaMind’s Michael Jackson Mashup)
10 – Hyper Sniper – igNormal (feat. MadHatter and Zel)
11 – Karmageddon – All Hail the Kings (feat. King Pheenix)
12 – Southside – Awful Show Theme Song
13 – Krondor Krew – Stranded (feat. MagiTek and ZeaLouS1)
14 – Karmageddon – Game Over (feat. Kabuto The Python and Dirty Jerkins)
15 – 15 – Attack Slug – 4ums (feat. The Ranger and Kabuto The Python) (Untested Methods SAGE! Remix)
16 – Impromptu Hotel Party Recording – Warpath (Kabuto The Python, MadHatter, and Karmageddon)
17 – Southside – Wake Up (Live Recording)

ALBUM FACTS AND TRIVIA

There isn’t much back story for this cd in general since it is just a collection of random scraps, but here’s some interesting stories behind some of the songs:

“Quantum Leaps“, “All Hail the Kings,” and “Game Over” were all originally on Karmageddon’s “Game Over” album.

“igNormal” was originally on Hyper Sniper’s “Dekade” album.

“Warpath” was a song that was literally made from the ground up in a little over an hour during a hotel room party at Nerd invasion in 2009. Untested Methods made a beat on the spot, and Karmageddon invited Kabuto The Python and MadHatter to spit on it with him. All three rappers wrote some lyrics down immediately and recorded as they finished with only one run of practice time. Given the impromptu situation as well as recording their parts over the loud noise of the hotel party, this track turned out better than any of us thought it would despite the poor finished quality. It was a hell of a lot of fun to just jump in and do instantly.

Various Artists – Versus Mode

MadHatter — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 22:25:30 +0000

Versus Mode

Artist: Various Artists
Released online February 2010
Running time: 72:52

Scrub Club’s fierce Versus Mode audio / visual competition in mid-2009 led to four new leveled-up artists on the label for 2010.

Held on Scrub Club’s official community site, GeekAmigo.com, Versus Mode was a contest that had a group of up-and-coming artists go head to head for some challenges as well as team up for other goals. Out of a great amount of entrants, only 13 were selected to compete. Among the missions were recording new songs, getting professional photoshoots, promoting themselves, updating their web presence… In the end, when there were three finalists left, they competed against eachother live on stage to become Scrub Club’s next signed artist.

Those three finalists were King Pheenix, Diabeats, and Thunderball from Southside. Thunderball rocked the stage at Nerd Invasion in Pensacola, Florida like no other and walked away with the grand title – but with his blessing, all three finalists as well as a runner-up, StarF, were integrated into Scrub Club also.

This compilation includes 10 of the most notable tracks from the duration of the contest. They’re not necessarily the best songs produced from Versus Mode as far as overall quality goes, but they are definitely the ones that stood out from the rest and had the most heart (or made us laugh our asses off, one of the two). Following these 10 tracks is the recording of the actual 40 minute live finale of Versus Mode, where you can hear all three finalists giving it their all to a very hungry crowd.

For the complete archive of the Versus Mode competition, please click here.

TRACK LISTING

01 – Maros – Movin’ On
02 – Southside – What We Rap About
03 – Diabeats – Twice Threatened
04 – StarF – Breathe New Life
05 – Southside – We’ll Take Your Dare (feat. Diabeats)
06 – Da Silky Slimz – Porno Pop-Ups (feat. MC Cool Whip)
07 – Southside – Get Down
08 – Diabeats – Respectable Girl (I Used to Be Such a)
09 – King Pheenix – The V1s
10 – StarF – Lament for the Fragged
11 – MadHatter – Crowd Control Intro (Live)
12 – King Pheenix – Crowd Control Set (Live feat. Karmageddon)
13 – Diabeats – Crowd Control Set (Live feat. MC_Loki)
14 – Thunderball – Crowd Control Set (Live)

Scrub Club among Hipster, Please’s favorites!

MadHatter — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 21:46:07 +0000

Z is the main main behind the nerd music and culture blog Hipster, Please! as well as writing for GeekDad / Wired.

Every year, this respected writer gathers the entire 365 or some odd days together and picks his favorite happenings, artists, and albums. This year, we here at Scrub Club must have been really working our asses off, because instead of focusing on one particular artist or band as usual, he gave props to the entire Scrub roster and showed that he truly knows what we’re all about.

Please click here for the awesome full article, or the bigass image at the top of this post if your motor skills aren’t so good. Everywhere here at the newly forming Scrub Club Collective offer our largest, heartfelt thanks and best wishes to Z and the rest of our tiny family at Geekdad – Curtis Silver and Free-Geek! You guys were great friends to us last year, and we’re just getting started! Much love to you all!

As for the rest of you… Get ready for 2010: The Year of the Scrub! You will simply not BELIEVE what we have in store for you!

Scrub Club cameos in Dual Core’s new music video

MadHatter — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 20:53:01 +0000

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Over the epic family reunion-type weekend of Nerd Invasion in Pensacola, Florida, the Nerdcore hacker superstar Dual Core was shooting his new video, directed by our really short but Canadian-superhero-tough homie John S. LaValle. Were those enough adjectives for you? Anyway, a great portion of Scrub Club’s musicians, crew, and friends were invited to make short appearances in the video.

Jam out to Dual Core’s video for his heartfelt track “Forever,” and see the likes of Kasparov, King Pheenix, Dr. Awkward, ZeaLouS1, MadHatter, Hex Warrior, Diabeats, StarF, Kabuto The Python, MC_Loki, Laika’s crazy ass, and more!

Various Artists – Noncents Vol. 4

MadHatter — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 20:24:45 +0000

Noncents Vol. 4

Artist: Various artists
Released online 2009
Running time: 61:36

Also Featuring: Terraphim, Brooks, Duyahn Walker, High-C, Spittin Image, Surreal, Eminem, Montel Jordan, Destiny’s Child and Will Smith (wait, what?)

Yet another collection of unreleased, recovered, and rare songs!

17 tracks of forgotten or online-only audio collected over the last few years and put onto one cd for you to enjoy. Includes 6 never before released Scrub Club tracks, 2 collaborations, and much more!

You will also hear recordings from “Spittin Image,” the first group Deafinition recorded with, and 4 great mashups by that weirdo MasDaMind.

Big fans and Soldiers alike will definitely want to download this album and check out things they probably missed or never even knew about.

TRACK LISTING

01 – Benjamin Bear – Nightmare People
02 – Benjamin Bear – Our Story Begins
03 – Benjamin Bear – Fist of the North Star
04 – Benjamin Bear – Change Me
05 – Benjamin Bear – Drunken Rapping
06 – Dr. Awkward – Nerd Rockstar
07 – Brooks – Griefer Anthem (feat. Dr. Awkward)
08 – Deafinition – Cocky (Terraphim D&B Remix)
09 – MadHatter – Game Girl
10 – MadHatter – Nerd Party (feat. Duyahn Walker)
11 – MasDaMind – A Friday Mashup (Kabuto The Python vs. Eminem, Montel Jordan, and Will Smith Mashup)
12 – MasDaMind – On the Hunt for Black and White (Sinister Six vs. Michael Jackson Mashup)
13 – MasDaMind – Captain Dan Is An Ugly Woman (Kabuto The Python vs. Destiny’s Child and Bubba Sparxxx Mashup)
14 – MasDaMind – Still Scrammin (MadHatter vs. Geto Boys Mashup)
15 – Spittin Image – All I Know
16 – Spittin Image – Broke Ass (feat. Surreal)
17 – High-C – Nerdcore Is Dead (feat. Benjamin Bear, ZeaLouS1)

ALBUM FACTS AND TRIVIA

There isn’t much back story for this cd in general since it is just a collection of random scraps, but here’s some interesting stories behind some of the songs:

“Nightmare People” and “Our Story Begins“ were for the project “Nightmare People” by Benjamin Bear. The storyline revolved around a portal being opened up from another dimension, evil versions of everyone coming through it to destroy us, and humanity’s struggle with defeating these negative-type people. BBear moved on to a better project, and these songs remained as scraps with no home. But they’re hardly useless, both are shining examples of the fact that no one can beat Benjamin Bear at science fiction raps, and it’s great material.

“Fist of the North Star” was a random song done by Benjamin Bear about the horrible Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom port of the anime “Fist of the North Star.” If you’ve never played the game, trust us on this, this song is basically an instruction manual for it.

“Change Me” was a track set to be on an album called “Timeshift,” which was a venture back to Benjamin Bear’s more orchestrated, deep rock music. The album was never fully formed. If you’ve only heard BBear’s Hip Hop and you have an open taste in music, then you’re in for an amazing treat.

“Drunken Rapping” What is there left to be said? Benjamin Bear gets drunk and explodes into a crazy song. “Shut up! I got a butt like that!” Somewhere, right now, Bear is shaking his head.

“Nerd Rockstar” was an entry from Dr. Awkward in a contest to represent the Florida clothing shop of the same name. Between this song and multiple Twitter promotions, Dr. Awkward won a PS3 in the end. Names from a good portion of the company’s shirts make their way into the lyrics, but even without knowing the context, the song is a great, standalone nerd anthem.

“Griefer Anthem” is a song on Nerdcore rapper Brook’s album “Ball-Sweat and Tears.” It’s a track that is a theme song for assholes that love to make other players miserable during the online gaming experience. Are you fun’s bane as well? Both hilarious and seriously catchy, you’ll be hitting play over and over again on this one.

“Cocky” (Terraphim D&B Remix) A DJ by the name of Terraphim turns Deafinition’s “Cocky” into a short and sweet drum and bass remix. Show us your finest footwork! Crack a glowstick or two, even.

“Game Girl” is a song that teamed up a producer named Decepticon-19 and MadHatter to create a video game-themed track. This song is also available on our homies over at GameMusic4All‘s “Here Comes A New Challenger” disc, which combines musicians with rappers from several types of genres, all about the love of the music. Please visit their site to download that album for free, then check out the sequel release in our free music section as well.

“Nerd Party“ is a collaboration track between MadHatter and blind talkbox musician / songwriter Duyahn Walker. From the school of Roger Troutman, Duyuahn lays down some thick and classic vocals that set the mood for 2009′s funkiest Nerdcore anthem. Originally made to hopefully be the official theme song for Nerdapalooza 2009, the theme song competition was never launched prior to the event. Still, a killer tune was born.

“A Friday Mashup” is MasDaMind’s mashup remix of several Kabuto The Python verses mixed with Eminem, Montel Jordan, and Will Smith, of all people. A rumpshaker of a beat, this is both weird and unavoidable to the booty.

“On the Hunt for Black and White“ is MasDaMind’s mashup remix of the Sinister Six’s “On the Hunt” and Michael Jackson’s “Black or White.” While this may sound odd in text form, when you hear the audio, you’ll understand how this strangely fit together like a shiny silver glove.

“Captain Dan Is An Ugly Woman” is MasDaMind’s mashup remix of Kabuto The Python’s “Captain Dan is a Punk” with “Ugly” by Bubba Sparxxx and “Independent Women” by Destiny’s Child. Why? How? Who the hell knows. But it’s a hilarious and fantastic remix all the same.

“Still Scrammin’” is MasDaMind’s mashup remix of MadHatter’s “Scram” (MC Router Diss) and the rap classic “Still” by the Geto Boys. It takes the original humorous diss track, slows it down, and makes it more lethal.

“All I Know” was a song by Deafinition’s original rap group Spittin Image in 2005. This marks the first time Deafinition ever recorded, and is definitely worth the listen for all you historians out there.

“Broke Ass” was also a track by Deafinition’s original rap group Spittin Image in 2005, and features fellow emcee Surreal. Even back in the beginnings, Deaf’s flow is crazy and polished. A lot of us wish we could say the same thing.

“Nerdcore Is Dead” is a song by High-C on his album “Brute Force Attack” that also features Benjamin Bear and ZeaLouS1. The subject relates to how tired the three are of people claiming other rappers are or aren’t Nerdcore, and how Nerdcore is just Hip Hop and, truth be known, we’re all just a bunch of geeks rapping on the internet.

“Projekt Coldwar” Online Promo Pack

MadHatter — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 17:35:32 +0000

Front and center! Are you ready for battle, soldiers? This official promotional image set captures the look and feel of all the old war promotional campaigns and a general call to action for all Scrubs worldwide. These striking pictures will stick out wherever you go, in an artistic style long forgotten. Features a mixed assortment of edited American, Soviet, and German material from over 50 years ago.

This is a vintage war propaganda-themed Scrub Club promo pack including twenty four avatars (five female-specific) in five different sizes apiece, as well as ten forum sig image banners (three female-specific) in two different sizes. Please CLICK HERE to download this pack.

Set preview:

Various Artists – Here Comes A New Challenger II Turbo

MadHatter — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:52:55 +0000

Here Comes A New Challenger II Turbo

Artist: Various Artists
Released online 2009
Running time: 91:36

An epic compilation six months in the making!

Here Comes a New Challenger II Turbo is the sequel to 2008′s album “Here Comes a New Challenger” by the folks at GameMusic4aAll.com. Inspired by the fighting games we have grown up alongside all these years, we have worked hard on and finally released an album which pits different musicians, DJs, rappers, composers, singers, and more against one another to see what musical mayhem is produced in the aftermath. The concept behind the album is to show that no matter how you show your love for gaming and the culture surrounding it, we are all gamers at the end of the day, and that’s that.

TRACK LISTING (DISC 1)

01 – Jay Tholen vs Shael Riley – Dial-Up Town
02 – D-Form vs MC Cheshire Grin – Oh Yeaah
03 – Nanaki’s View vs Girlz Melon – Battletoads and Double Dragon Medley
04 – Superpowerless vs Conyeezy and Hairetsu – Puppeteers
05 – Nerd Army vs My Parent’s Favorite Music – Secrets Don’t Make Girlfriends
06 – Arcane Addiction vs MC_Loki and Killa Ghozt – Rockin’ the Rhymes
07 – Doctor Octoroc vs ZOMBIES! ORGANIZE!! – 8 Bit Flashback
08 – Matheus Manente vs MC Not A Rocket Scientist – Barnstormin’ Round
09 – Atarimatt vs Legendary Wizard – Rhyme Pirates
10 – The Spork vs Epic-1 – Blip
11 – Killsaly – Final Solta O Frango Fantasy (Nobuo Uematsu vs Bonde do Role)
12 – Spamtron vs TRS-1 – Sales Love
13 – Peppermint Pony vs Attack Slug and Thugmasta J – IIWII

TRACK LISTING (DISC 2)

01 – Nestroyer vs TYT – Jupiter Cafe
02 – Norwegian Recycling – Give Zelda To Me (Koji Kondo vs Timbaland Mash-Up)
03 – Shael Riley vs Bizarro Stylus – Bizarro Paradise City
04 – ThePlasmas vs 8-Bit Duane – Contra
05 – Majin Wreck vs Illgill, Magitek, Kabuto, Emperor Pilaf, and Random – I Like Anime
06 – DJ Snyder vs Dual Core – The Flow
07 – Temp Sound Solutions vs Shinobi, Kabuto, and Conyeezy – Revolution
08 – Beethovenboy vs Nameless – Love’s Blade
09 – Bit Mummy vs King Nasty – King of the Dirt
10 – Videogame Orchestra vs Girlz Melon – Megaman X Medley
11 – Illgill vs mCRT – I Don’t Pay for Shit
12 – Megatone vs King Pheenix – Blue Skies
13 – Swampyboy vs Category – Sentimental Graffiti

ALBUM FACTS AND TRIVIA

This compilation is two discs and 26 tracks of collaborations by video game inspired musicians. Some songs stay true to their video game roots with tracks like “Contra,” “It Is What It Is,” and “8 Bit Flashback.” Some take it to different nerdy grounds with songs like “I Like Anime,” and the Star Wars inspired “Rhyme Pirates.” Still, others take it to other territories like the ridiculous yet well done “Bizarro Paradise City,” and the hilarious ninja-oriented “Secrets Don’t Make Girlfriends.” Of course, the album even has its share of more serious songs like “Revolution” and “Sentimental Graffiti.”

ALBUM COMPOSING AND SAMPLE LISTING

Here Comes a New Challenger II Turbo was a huge effort from a ton of people, so rather that trying to list out the specifics, the following is a tracklisting for each disc along with the links for each artist so you can check out more of their music: