That's right, no audio!

Back in 2002 or 2003 I heard a roughly 7 minute long track that was based on the famous "champ" break by the mohawks.I loved it and had an mp3 of it but then it got lost and I forgot all about it. I recently remebered its existance again but I never found out who had done it.

There were no vocals, just a coldcut type track with the champ sample looping throughout with various samples thrown on top of it. I remember 3 of those samples which I'm hoping will jog someone's memory. The first one was the intro and the outro, which was a high pitched voice saying "turn the radio on, turn the radio on and listen to the music...". The second sample sounds like the vocoder intro to Kurtis Blow's joint "I'm chillin". The third sample sounded like Flavor Flav's last words on B-Side wins again; "Kick it over to the left".

Based on those samples and the time I heard it, it must've come out between 1990 and 2003. At the time thought I thought it sounded pretty recent som maybe between 97-03? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Man, I looked for about a half hour.............got nothin'. Sorry

Is it DJ Shadow - Lesson 4?

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Thanx for the help guys. It is not Lesson 4. The one I'm looking for only had the champ sample throughout. It wasn't a mix with several different songs. Maybe one day...

Do not despair! Someone's gotta know this.

Anything else you can add might help. How long was it, how legit was it, was it just an online DJ's megamix or was it a known artist etc.

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