JB's Jockin' The '80s

by Jam Burglar

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1.	Shall We Play A Game? 00:30	info	buy track
2.	Deconstructing The '80s 02:04		buy track
3.	Take It Higher 02:38		buy track
4.	People Always Told Me 03:07		buy track
5.	I Got Real Bored 00:56		buy track
6.	Wind Me Up 01:43		buy track
7.	Lost In One Of His Games 02:05		buy track
8.	How Can This Guy See?! 01:59		buy track
9.	Sweet Frogger 03:15		buy track
10.	White Lies 00:32		buy track
11.	Nuclear Space War 02:32		buy track
12.	Am I Just Paranoid? 02:02		buy track
13.	Why Do They Follow Me? 02:24		buy track
14.	Talking Coke Machine 02:49		buy track
15.	Cold Got To Be 02:20		buy track
16.	Aghhh, What Movie Is This From Again?! 01:10		buy track
17.	There's A Mad Man Around 02:06		buy track
18.	DJ's Spinning I Said In My Mind ... 04:06		buy track
19.	Things I Can't Understand 03:01		buy track
20.	Call Me On The Telephone 02:07		buy track
21.	Oh, Master Luke 01:27		buy track
22.	With My Business, Please Don't Mess 01:53		buy track
23.	Biting Your Style Man 01:45		buy track
24.	Broke My Sacroiliac 02:35		buy track
25.	What I Like Most About Video Games 02:06		buy track

about

Flexing my collection of '80s records: 12" singles, video game records, soundtracks, kids' records, spoken word, etc. Over a hundred records boiled down to just under an hour.

Everything was recorded off the original vinyl records with a tubular does of scratching, grody blends, and gnarly turntablist tricks. Like, totally gag me with a tonearm! Fur sure! Etc. etc.

Mixtapes fo lyfe!

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released March 2, 2017

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Jam Burglar Virginia

Jam Burglar, born Jameson B. Urglar, got his first Technics 1200 turntable in 1995. From there he attended Digginton's Finishing School for the Criminally Disadvantaged where he learned the mystic arts of Deckromancy. One thing lead to another, and now he's lucky enough to be here with you. ... more