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Over 1000 Breakbeat List Over 1000 Breakbeat List 1. Stop - Wake Up 2. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll 3. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll (Remix) 4. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll (Acapella) 5. Superman Ivy - Yes Yes Ya'll (Instrumental) 6. Tha Alkaholiks - Make Room 7. Thalia - The Mexican (Disco Circus Remix) 8. The 45 King - The 900 Number 9. The Beginning Of The End - Funky Nassau 10. The Meters - Same Old Thing 11. The Poets Of The Rhythm - North Carolina 12. The Ying Yang Technique - LUDI 13. Black Eyed Peas - They Don't Want Music 14. Third World Lover - Kid Koala 15. Ultramagnetic MC'S - One To Grow On 16. Visionaries - Crop Circles 17. Watch Out Now - Beatnuts 18. Yellow Sunshine 19. Yoshida Brothers - Storm 20. Da Boogie Crew - You Boys (Remix) 21. Zion-I & The Grouch - Trains & Planes 22. RJD2 - The Horror 23. Rob Dougan - Clubbed To Death 24. RUN DMC - It's Tricky 25. Safri Duo - Rise (Remix) 26. Sapo - Been Had 27. Scooter - Bboys/Bgirls Rock Tha House 28. Skrip Breaks - Enemy Crush 29. Sorea - Soul In Panic 30. Souls Of Mischief - 93 Till Infinity 31. Southside Rockers - Jump 32. Stetsasonic - Talkin' All That Jazz 33. Stetsasonic - The Hip Hop Band 34. Superman Ivy - Rivers Crew Theme 35. Superman Ivy - Rivers Crew Theme (Instrumental) 36. Superman Ivy - Rivers Crew Theme (Acapella) 37. Superman Ivy - Seoul Futureshock 38. Superman Ivy - The Freshest Ivy 39. Superman Ivy - The Freshest Ivy (Acapella) 40. Superman Ivy - The Freshest Ivy (Instrumental) 41. Mark Ronson Feat. Ghostface Killah, Nate Dogg, Trife - Ooh Wee 42. MC Sniper - Better Than Yesterday 43. Meets His Maker - DJ Shadow 44. Menusha & The Girls - You Boys Can Boogie Too 45. Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' 46. Mongrel - DJ Shadow 47. MOP Feat. Busta Rhymes - Ante Up (Remix) 48. Nas - Hip Hop Is Dead 49. Nas - Made You Look (Apache Remix) 50. Nice & Smooth - Old To The New 51. Nina Simone - Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter 52. Pete Rock And CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You 53. Planet Bboy Theme 54. Police Woman Theme - Henry Mancini 55. Pride FC Official Theme 56. Rage Against The Machine - Renegades Of Funk 57. Redman Feat. Busta Rhymes - Da Goodness 58. Rick Ski & The Funkmasters - Hop To This 59. RJD2 - 1976 60. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeats - Red Bull Beat Battle 2007 (Mixtape) 61. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeats - Who 62. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeats - Crossroad Bboys 63. Jimmy Castor Bunch - It's Just Begun 64. Jimmy Handyman Jones - Handyman's Back In Town 65. Joe Buddens - Pump It Up 66. Jurassic 5 - Acetate Prophets 67. Kati Kovacs - Szolj Ram, Ha Hangosan Enekelek 68. Kava - The Gambler 69. Knightz Of Bass Reborn - Renegades 70. Kool & The Gang - Open Sesame 71. Kraak & Smaak - Squeeze Me 72. KRS One - Hip Hop Lives 73. KRS One - Step Into A World 74. Linkin Park - Numb (DJ Binhtendo Remix) 75. Lunatic Calm - Leave You Far Behind 76. Madcon - Beggin 77. Marc Hype - The Mexican 78. Sho-T Feat Brenda - Groove 2001 79. Hawkeye - Running Man 80. Head Automatica - Brooklyn Is Burning 81. Ill Boogs - Gypsy Rock 82. Isaac Hayes - Disco Connection 83. Jackie Mittoo - Hang 'Em High 84. Jackson 5 - The Life Of The Party 85. Jackson 5 - What You Don't Know 86. Jackson Sisters - I Believe In Miracles 87. James Brown - Get Up Offa That Thing 88. James Brown - Give It Up Or Turn It Loose (Jungle Remix) 89. James Brown - Give It Up Or Turn It Loose 90. James Brown - Sex Machine 91. James Brown - Superbad 92. James Brown & Bobby Bird - Since You Been Gone 93. Jay-Roc 'N Jakebeatz - One 94. Jay-Roc Feat. Kaotic Concrete - One 95. Erik B. & Rakim - Don't Sweat The Technique 96. Erik B. & Rakim - I Know You Got Soul 97. Erik B. & Rakim - Juice (Know The Ledge) 98. Esone - Battling Tonight 99. Esone - Bboy Culture 100. Esone - Good Times 101. Esone - Going The Distance (Rocky Remix) 102. Esone - Gundam (Remix) 103. Esone - That's Our Life 104. Esperanto - Night Of The Wolf 105. Expression Crew - Marionette 106. Fader Gladiator - Beat Concerto In A Minor 107. Fat Pockets - Showbiz & A.G 108. Faze Action - Moving Cities 109. Flying Steps - In Da Arena 110. Freestyle Fellowship - Way Cool 111. Freestylers - Don't Stop The Rock 112. Freestylers - Intro 113. Fusik - Cypher Black 114. Fusik - Fusik For The Bboys 115. Gangstarr - Full Clip 116. Hardnoise - Untitled 117. DJ Nas'D - Fly By Night 118. DJ Nas'D - Get Yourself High 119. DJ Nas'D - Place To Be 120. DJ Pablo - Battle Begin 121. DJ Pablo - Bboys War 122. DJ Pablo - Bboys War II 123. DJ Pablo - Bboys War III 124. DJ Pablo - War Of The World 125. DJ Shadow - Organ Donor 126. DJ Sing Feat. Andra Kaman - Bboy Rocks 127. DJ Static - Mr. Fantastic 128. DJ Static - My Territory 129. DJ Tee - Alpha Team 130. DJ Tee - Walk Don't Run 131. DJ Twist One - Scenario Remix 132. DJ Yulian - Conexión 133. Double Dee & Steinski - Lesson 3 134. Edwin Starr - Time 135. El Chicano - What You Don't Know Won't Hurt You 136. EPMD - So Whatcha Sayin' 137. DJ Ben - Majesty 138. DJ Ben - Pumpin Jumpin 139. DJ Ben - Sphinx 140. DJ Ben - Tribal Fire 141. DJ Binhtendo - Forbidden Colours (Remix) 142. DJ Binhtendo - Numb Encore (Remix) 143. DJ Charlie Rock - Horse With No Name 144. DJ CSP - The Legendary BOTY 145. DJ Def Cut - Must Be The Music 146. DJ Def Cut - Start The Panic 147. DJ Def Cut - Brainstorm 148. DJ Def Cut - Rock The Beat 149. DJ Illegal - Stylissimo 150. DJ Junk - Going The Distance 151. DJ Kid Stretch - On 'N On 152. DJ M@R - Battle Hymn 153. DJ M@R - Bboy Bloodline 154. DJ M@R - Dolly Song 155. DJ M@R - Final Countdown 156. DJ M@R - Massive Attack Force 157. DJ M@R - My Strength Is Breakdance 158. DJ M@R - Pirates Of The Caribbean 159. Breakestra - Cramp Your Style 160. Brisk Fingaz - Step Ya Game Up 161. BS2000 - NY Is Good 162. Bt. Express - Energy Level 163. Lee Chang Yui - Canon In D (Remix) 164. Chemical Brothers - Base 6 165. Chemical Brothers - Galvanize 166. Chubb Rock - Treat Them Right 167. Cymande - Brothers On The Slide 168. Daft Punk - Harder. Better. Faster, Stronger 169. Daft Punk - Voyager 170. Dagobert - Harder And Higher 171. Dance Dance Revolution - Spin The Disc 172. Das EFX - They Want EFX (Remix) 173. Das EFX - They Want EFX 174. Def Cut - Brainstorm 175. Def Cut - Fresh 176. Def Cut - Street Level 177. Def Cut - The Lord 178. Dennis Coffey - Black Belt Jones Theme 179. Barkays - Holy Ghost 180. Barry Kuenzel - Supervisor 181. Barry Kuenzel - Supervisor (Instrumental) 182. Barry White - You Gotta Case 183. The Wiseguys - Bboy 64 184. Bboy Forever - Police Woman (Break Mix) 185. Beastie Boys - Ch-Check It Out 186. Beginning Of The End - Come Down Baby 187. Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off 188. Black Heat - Love The Life You Live 189. Black Opz - Battlecry 190. Black Sheep - The Choise Is Yours 191. Blackbyrds - Rock Creek Park 192. Bob James - Mardi Gras 193. Bobby Byrd - Hot Pants 194. Boney M - Ma Baker 195. Boney M - Rasputin 196. Boney M - One Way Ticket 197. Brand New Old School - Triple Seven 198. Breakestra - Champ 199. Brisk Fingaz - La Lla 200. DJ Rockstar - Bboy King Fever 201. 5th Dimension - Let The Sunshine In 202. 7th Wonder Daisy Lady 203. A Certain Ratio - Do The Du 204. A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie 205. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario 206. Afrika Bambaata & Soul Sonic Force - Looking For The Perfect Beat 207. Al Foster Band - Night Of The Wolf 208. Anada Shakar - Streets Of Calcutta 209. Army Of The Pharaous - Battle Cry 210. Army Of The Pharaous Feat. JMT - Dump The Clip 211. Austin Donald - Side Saddle 212. Babe Ruth - The Mexican 213. Badder Than Evil - Hot Wheels 214. Banbarra - Shack Up 215. 15 19 - Paul Hardcastle 216. 187 Lockdown - Kung-Fu (Drum And Base Remix) 217. 2 Hyped Brothers And A Dog - Doo Doo Brown 218. 2 Live Crew - Check It Out Ya'll 219. 20th Century Steel Band - Heaven and Hell Is On Earth 220. 3V - Heart Of The Beat 221. 80's-Kay Gee's - Tango Hustle 222. 90's Rap - Arrested Development Tennesse 223. A Tribe Called Quest - Keeping It Moving 224. A Tribe Called Quest - Luck Of Lucien 225. A Tribe Called Quest - Mr. Muhammed 226. Above The Law - Last Song 227. Absolute Beginner - Medley Lastespånytt 228. Aceyalone & Abstract Rude - Bboy Real McCoy 229. Aeem - Release Yourself 230. African Islam - Rock On Ya'll 231. African Music Machine - Black Water Gold 232. African Music Machine - Congas 233. African Music Machine - Making Nassau Fruit Punch 234. Afu Ra - Defeat 235. Ahmad Jamal - World Is A Ghetto 236. Airstyle - Warm Me And My Baby Brother 237. Alan Hawkshaw - Senior Thump 238. All For One-Brand Nubian Vol.2 - Hip Hop Classics 239. All The People Feat. Robert Moore - Cramp Your Style 240. Always There - Ronnie Laws (Live) 241. Always There - Side Effects 242. Archie Bell And The Drells - I Can't Get Enough Of Your Love 243. Aremandozeski Therapy - Strudel Strut 244. Aretha Franklin - One Step Ahead 245. Aretha Franklin - Rocksteady 246. Armand Van Helden - Word Up Doc 247. Armando Trovajoli - Blazin Magnum 248. Arsonists - Blaze 249. ATCQ - Award Tour 250. Audio Two - Top Billin' 251. Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces (Live) 252. B.T Express - Energy To Burn 253. Back In The Day - Backstrokin 254. Banda Black Rio - Maria Fumaca 255. Barbara Mason - Another Man 256.
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