DJ The Boy
Vinyl Warfare Volume II

Listening notes

DJ The Boy's Vinyl Warfare Volume II is a 2001 vinyl release cataloged under the number BBR-777-003. The record was issued on a not-on-label basis, meaning it was self-released or distributed outside of any formally registered imprint, a common arrangement within the DJ battle tool market of that era.

The release is categorized under the genres of DJ Battle Tool and Hip Hop. Battle tools are records produced primarily as functional instruments for DJs competing in or practicing for turntablist competitions and battles, rather than as conventional listening albums intended for a general audience. The format and context of this release are consistent with that tradition.

The record contains seven tracks spread across two sides. Side A holds four untitled tracks occupying positions A1 through A4, while Side B holds three untitled tracks in positions B1 through B3. No track durations are documented for any of the seven selections, and no track titles beyond positional designations are available. The absence of titles is itself characteristic of the battle tool format, where individual selections are often left unnamed and function as raw material for DJ performance and manipulation.

The catalog number BBR-777-003 suggests this release may have been the third entry in a series carrying that prefix, and the title Vinyl Warfare Volume II similarly implies the existence of at least one prior volume, though no information about related releases is confirmed here.

No personnel, label address, country of manufacture, or additional release information is available within the verified record for this entry. Readers with supplementary documentation are encouraged to flag discrepancies or additions for review.