2006 twelve inch vinyl reissue of this classic 1982 jam from Afrika Bambaataa and The Soul Sonic Force, released as part of the Tommy Boy Classic 12" re-issue series. Features two versions of 'Looking For The Perfect Beat' (Vocal and Instrumental) plus 'Bonus Beats II'. Rhino.

Credits
Producer – Arthur Baker (tracks: A), Double Dee & Steinski (tracks: B)
Written-By – Kenton Nix (tracks: A)
Notes
"Original Version of 'Jazzy Sensation' taken from Tommy Boy's Greatest Beats, volumes 1-4, in stores October 1998."

This is the FIRST volume of the Zulu Nation Throw Down on vinyl (7:05 version) (there is also a second volume that was also first released in 1980).
Side A is a vocal version by the Cosmic Force and side B is an instrumental version by the Harlem Underground Band.
This version can be distinguished by the absence of a stem on the Paul Winley Records crescent logo, and the deep groove that circles the interior of the labels. The original version can also be distinguished from subsequent counterfeit pressings by the width of the runout groove relative to that of the vinyl with the recorded audio. On the this version, the runout grooves span over a third of the disc's radius whereas on the counterfeit versions, the runout grooves are much thinner and, as a consequence, the portion of the vinyl with the recorded audio spans nearly the entire width of the disc on the other versions.

英国Music of Live公司出的早期Hip Hop经典现场之一
这张里收录的实况据专辑文案说
应该是1980到1982年时候在Bronx各大小音乐会上剪出来的
由于年代久远 很多观众的声音已经相当模糊了
有时甚至还伴有噪音
不过要领会早期Hip Hop里那份RAW而又单纯，快乐的感觉
这张是很好的选择

This is a compilation of Afrika Bambaataa's 1983 and 1984 Celluloid releases with Time Zone and Shango. The entire Shango Funk Theology album is on this CD, as well as mixes from the Time Zone World Destruction and Wild Style 12" releases.

Afrika Bambaataa is a timeless legend, as relevant, daring, and innovative today as he was over two decades ago when "Planet Rock" became one of the first breakout hits to put hip-hop on the map. He's created countless classics and has collaborated with everyone from James Brown to Boy George to John Lydon. His Zulu Nation launched the careers of De La Soul, Queen Latifah, and A Tribe Called Quest. "Dark Matter" taps into elements ranging from African percussion, Bollywood, and jazz, to techno, new wave, and "dirty south", blending them into one of the most interesting and infectious albums in recent memory. Contributing producers include such famed and up and coming names as Fort Knox Five, Paul Daley, Uberzone, Simply Jeff, Sharaz, and more.