When Crow Folk Burn Scarecrows

When Crow Folk Burn Scarecrows Track Listing:

    1.    LTJ Bukem: "Fictions" - Introduction from Earth compilations.
    4.    A-Team feat. Mikah 9: "Slower Traffic To The Right" - Haiku d'Etat before they were Haiku d'Etat - Aceyalone, Abstract Rude, and Mikah 9.
    5.    Thievery Corporation: "The Cosmic Game" - Slightly distorted and tweaked by funkysoulburner as a transition to the next track.
    6.    Smith & Mighty: "Walk On" - From their DJ Kicks compilation.
    7.    The Detroit Experiment: "Think Twice" - Layo & Bushwacka! mixed this for their All Night DJ set in London.
    8.    Jeff Buckley: "Hallelujah" - Originally composed by Leonard Cohen, later covered by Rufus Wainwright, then Jeff, who made it pop.
    9.    Andrian Belew: "Incompetence Indifference" - Ex-King Crimson band member.  From his solo record, Side Three.
    10.    Bill Laswell: "Cybotron" - One of the greatest producers in music.  You remember "Rockit" by Herbie Hancock (the first hip-hop track)?  Well, he produced that album and co-wrote that track.  He is famous for mixing genres and exploring new forms of music.  From Roir Dub Sessions.
    11.    Modeselektor feat. Thom Yorke: "The White Flash" - Mr. Yorke only appears on other people's records if he fancies them...Modeselektor must be good in his mind.  From Happy Birthday!
    12.    Burial: "Etched Headplate" - Highly regarded down-tempo group, sometimes annoying, though.  From Untrue.
    13.    Porcupine Tree: "Arriving Somewhere But Not Here" - Prog metal greats from England.  From Deadwing.
    14.    Roots Tonic Meets Bill Laswell: "JD3" - Ex-Matisyahu backing band meets producer freak Bill Laswell.
    15.    Stevie Wonder: "Maybe Your Baby" - From Talking Book.
    16.    A Tribe Called Quest: "Buggin' Out" - From A Low End Theory.
    17.    Unkle with DJ Shadow: "Unreal" - From Psyence Fiction, when DJ Shadow was a part of the duo.
    18.    Wax Tailor: "There Is Danger" - French DJ/producer, this one is from Hope & Sorrow.  
    19.    Ghostface & Trife da God: "Milk 'Em" - Somewhat of a bootleg from a record called Put It On The Line the two made in between Fishscale and More Fish.  Ghost is one of the hardest working hip-hop artists in the mainstream, for sure.  
    20.    DJ Krush: "Day's End (After-dusk Mix)" - More from the Krush Master, from Stepping Stones.
    21.    Diplo: "Summer's Gonna Hurt You" - Widely overlooked track from his debut Florida album.  
    22.    M.I.A.: "Paper Planes" - From Kala.  Diplo and M.I.A. were quite an item before she released this album.  In fact, Diplo produced her first album, Arular, and many thought this second album would suffer in Diplo's absence.  Yeah Right!