DJ SpookyBest DJ Spooky Albums Ranked
7.5
Avg Score
5
Opinions
5
Albums
3
Reviewers
Summary from 5 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated DJ Spooky’s catalog across 5 albums from 5 opinions, with an overall average of 7.5/10. The top-rated DJ Spooky album is Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1996) with a 9.2/10 average from 1 rating, followed by Optometry and Dubtometry. The discography on Rate.fm spans 1996 to 2003.
Optometry
“There's a revolution coming and DJ Spooky's at the front line! Or so say the folks whose job it is to shovel coal into the ol' hype engine. But then, there's this tendency in the music press to judge DJ Spooky not for the music he makes, but for that music's effect on some large yet ephemeral scene, the whereabouts of which no one seems capable of putting their finger on. Of course, being the inte”
Dubtometry
“First off, dox92t let the credits fool you. Mad Professor and dub legend/guru Lee \x93Scratch\x94 Perry are being credited as having been heavily involved with *Dubtometry*-- a drastic reworking of *Optometry*, DJ Spooky's 2002 collaboration with NYC jazz wunderkind Matthew Shipp (avaiable on his Thirsty Ear label)-- but if CD inserts can be trusted, their touch was minimal and composite. Their na”
Catechism
“Originally released as two EPs on the Blue Juice label, last summer's re-issue of *Catechism* collected those hip-hop remixes into a cohesive, if somewhat redundant, whole. DJ Spooky and Killah Priest's latest collaboration couldn't compare compare to their previous collaboration on Spooky's 1998 album *Riddim Warfare*, but nevertheless, the single was laid out on many a remixer's operating table,”