"Wipeout!" is a track released in mid-1987, by the American hip-hop trio Fat Boys who collaborated with the Beach Boys on a version of "Wipe Out", retitled "Wipeout!", It made it to number 12 in the United States and number two in the United Kingdom, and features on the fourth studio album Crushin' (1987).
"Good Groove" is a track written and produced by the British rapper Derek B (Derek Boland), using the hook from ABC by the Jackson 5 and featuring vocal samples from James Brown, Beastie Boys, The Cold Crush Brothers, Richard Pryor and many others, it was released in 1988 from the album Bullet From a Gun and reached No. 16 on the UK Singles Chart.
You got three for one with this one, still a 7 inch but this EP released by the Record Mirror (which was a British weekly music newspaper published between 1954 and 1991, aimed at pop fans and record collectors.) in October 1988 is strictly 33⅓rpm, On the A-side with have an acid house track called "Acid Drops" released by the English electronic music duo Coldcut feat Sweet-Toothed Sonny, whilst on the B-Side representing New York is a track titled "The Bronx" by the Rap Group The Cold Crush Brothers, thirdly there is a House mix by DJ Mixmaster Tee called "(Fourth Floor) Goin' Up" featuring The Fourth Floor All-Stars.
Artist: Various - Sure Beats Two
A-Side (Coldcut feat. Sweet-Toothed Sonny): Acid Drops (Bomb The Mix)
B-Side: 1) The Cold Crush Brothers - The Bronx
(Fourth Floor) Goin' Up DJ Mix [Megamix] – DJ Mixmaster Tee Performer [Credited To] – The Fourth Floor All-Stars
2.1) Four Play – Make 'Em Rock 2.2) The Break Boys – And The Break Goes On 2.3) Masters At Work – Dum Dum Cry 2.4) Masters At Work – Alright Alright 2.5) On It – We're Out Of Control 2.6) The Break Boys – The Slammer
"Step Off" is a song released in 1984 by the Amercian Hip-Hop Group Grandmaster Melle Mel & The Furious Five which sampled The O'Jays's "For the Love of Money" and Chaka Khan's "I Feel for You" which also featured Melle Mel, taken from the album Stepping Off (1985).
