DJ Baby Anne Mixtress CD

Mixtress Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Dance CDs, Electronica, Bass, Rock, Enhanced CD
Label	System Recordings
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	45099
CD Universe Part number	6766447
Catalog number	1041
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 05, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

DJ Baby Anne Mixtress Songs

	1.	Go - (with Jimmy Ruodes)
	2.	Body Popper - (with Deekling & Wizard)
	3.	Labrat - (with Backdraft)
	4.	Punks - (with Freestylers)
	5.	Darkstar - (with Jackal & Hyde)
	6.	Supersonic Bass - (with Pillform)
	7.	Mixtrees
	8.	Nobody Gonna Stop Us - (with Smithmonger)
	9.	Here We Go - (with Malicious Mike)
	10.	Creepshow - (with Plump DJ's)
	11.	Start the Panic - (with Factor E. Vs. Agent K.)
	12.	No Way Out - (with Highlander)
	13.	Aggression - (with Mendoza)

Mixtress Music Review

Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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5 stars Turn It Up LOUD
Never neard of DJ Baby Anne before but glad I took the risk. Really well mixed, amazing bass, really shook my bedroom windows. Even better in the car.We don't get heavy bass like this in the uk and it's about time we did (Turns heads too) If you like deep heavy bass, what are you waiting for-buy it now!
Submitted by muckingfental38 (Guildford,Surrey, ENGLAND)
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5 stars Totally SICK!
Baby Ann is just totally sick with mix of hers! I absolutely love this mix album of hers! WHat I love most about her is that she is a true "BASS HEAD"!! And I appreciate everything she brings to the table! Awesome all the way through!!
Submitted by jkcheeks (Oak Harbor, WA, USA)
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5 stars Honey Baby, good for the eyes!!!!
I first caught wind of this honey baby in the UK in 2000. The tracks are good. The mixage is decent. If you are considering this because you loved the live mix from Vegas from the Moonshine lable, don't waste a second. Buy this album now!!! Look for all her releases. The pace is 122-128. Can you keep up with the DJ????????
Submitted by busychild9 (Global Race BMX)
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3 stars hot???
have you ever seen baby anne in person? she's really not hot at all. wears NO makeup.. hair -FLAT, brown and short. she went to ultra in a baggy track suit.. in reality she's more of a PLAIN JANE than a sex vixen like her label portrays.
Submitted by dialonso (miami)
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5 stars best ever!!!
YOU SHOULD GO AND BUY IT IF YOU LIKE ELECTRONICA!!!!!!!! best cd of 2004. if you have music choice on your t.v. go to the electronica channel and it plays mixtress and other electronica stuff. this is how i heard about dj baby anne.
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