Album JP 2003 on Nitrous Oxide Records label
Dance (Drum’n’Bass, Jungle)
This CD is exclusively available in Japan only. With reference to the Japanese words in the main title, Abunai (one i) means "dangerous", Tataku denotes "beating" or "drumming" and Atama means "head" or "brain".
![]() | DJ Starscream , *1977 US album by |
![]() | Capital J , CA performer on track |
![]() | MC Trigger , featuring |
![]() | Sham , featuring |
![]() | B-Boy 3000 , performer on track |
![]() | DJ 3D , performer on track |
![]() | Oscar Da Grouch & Crylic , performer on track |
DJ Starscream dj mix |
DJ Shiro remix |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Noize Check | Capital J | ||
2 | Sandgrinder | Capital J | ||
3 | Diss-Spirit | Capital J | ||
4 | Uppn' Tha Ante | Capital J | ||
5 | Dis Ain't Ova Wit | B-Boy 3000 | ||
6 | Ragga 2001 | B-Boy 3000 | ||
7 | Final Battle | B-Boy 3000 | ||
8 | Move | DJ 3D | ||
9 | Cellu'los | Oscar Da Grouch & Crylic | ||
10 | Don't Come Cross | B-Boy 3000 | ||
11 | Electronic Ear | DJ 3D | ||
12 | Bloody Murdah | B-Boy 3000 | ||
13 | O.G. Rollout | DJ 3D | ||
14 | Rollout (DJ Shiro Remix) | DJ 3D |