Re-mix. Re-edit. of Phish's You Enjoy Myself. Contains various other samples from a few Phish tracks

Myself Enjoys You [2001]

Live track from 1998. 
Recorded on a Tascam 4-track (yes that means cassette tape) Recorder. 

Beats: Boss Dr-660
Bass: Fender American Standard 5-String Jazz Bass
Synth 1: Nord Lead 1
Synth 2: Roland Juno 106

Jiffy's Supergroove [1998]

© 2002 The original sound of Dubstep, before dubstep was dubstep. Dub, funk, and break beats. 
©2010. Mastering by Frank Cueto at SHF Music. 
The track was later featured on Dubstep Legion of Doom Presents: The District - Washington's Dubstep Sounds mixed by Dan Amitai.

This is the Dubstep. [2002]

Left Here Wanting [2004]

I had to sell my Boss VT-1 Vocal Transformer to pay rent, so I ended up recording this song before doing so in 2004. Merry Christmas, Sleep Well. 

Silent Night - Jiffy's Demented Transition Version [2004]

Track produced for the never launched Dub Weapon's label, sister label to Funk Weapons. Samples cut by Rusty B of AGFA. Arrangement, additional beats, and bass guitar by the Squidphace of The Jiffy Squid Transition. [2003]

Mondaze - Jiffy's Dub Weapon of Choice Mix [2003]

This proves that I missed my calling. All live samples, original mixes, original re-mixes, remixes, all re-mixed live into the MEGAMIX. 
This shit is fantastically whack. Recored in 2002 at the latest. 
I want to challenge folks out there to call out the samples when you hear them. 
There are funking prizes involved. 
Seriously, I'll send you a cozy, a t-shirt, or flavored condom. 

Hint: Three's Company, Dukes of Hazard, One Night in Bangkok, Funky Stuff, Shakedown Street, Smashing Pumpkins, Golden Years, and More! 

Get it while it's Not!

MarCalamari MegaMix [2002]

Double Jerkin' Dub [2002]

Some whack ass electro crap.Get Whoompie.
© 2003-2004. Track 2 from the album, Almost Greatest Hits: The Electro Years (2004).  Sequenced and Recorded Live. 


Cross Check [2004]

Junction Drunken [2002]

Marcalamari is the Jiffy Squid Transition and is known in the under-under ground as the music hobbyist, greatest-hits record maker, and genre defining...no wait scratch that... genre creating, "man of Mr. E." 

"I release my music to the public 3-10 years after it was written and produced because it is pretty much way ahead of its time." says Marcalamari. We find that sense of humor to be mesmerizingly  prophetic. Enjoy these ancient relics from the classic album, "Almost Greatest Hits."

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