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How to Cut and Paste Mix Tape Vol.2 is the second DJ mix album mixed by DJ Yoda.

How to Cut and Paste Mix Tape Vol.2
Compilation album by DJ Yoda
Released	2001
Genre	Hip hop
Label	Antidote Records ANTCD101
DJ Yoda chronology
How to Cut and Paste Mix Tape Vol.1 (2001) How to Cut and Paste Mix Tape Vol.2 (2001) How to Cut & Paste: The 80's Edition (2003)

This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. (December 2021)

Track listing

1. "Intro" / "Star Wars Theme" (featuring Crash Crew) - DJ Yoda
2. "Ill Culinary Behaviour" - DJ Format
3. "Creatures, Breakin' and Names" (featuring Laura Lee, Jimmy Castor Bunch & New Birth) - DJ Yoda
4. "Glue" (featuring Biz Markie & Mr. Complex) - Beyond There
5. "Cucumbers, Needles, Sandwiches & Jazz" (featuring Freda Payne, Johnny Guitar Watson, Martine Girault, The Delfonics & Charlie Parker Septet) - DJ Yoda
6. "Lonely Piano" (featuring - Grinning Barns) - Quasimoto
7. "Yoda Meets The A-Team" - DJ Yoda
8. "Scratching & Keyboard Techniques" (featuring Dizzy Gillespie) - DJ Yoda
9. "Quid Control" (featuring People Under The Stairs) - DJ Yoda
10. "Mysterious Plot" (featuring Lee Dorsey) - DJ Yoda
11. "Billie Holiday Turntablised" - DJ Yoda
12. "We Got The Funk" - The Beatnuts
13. "On the Reggae-lar Part 2" (featuring Honey Boy Martin, Don Drummond, Dandy Livingstone, The Cimmarons, Hopeton Lewis, Pat Kelly & The Uniques) - DJ Yoda
14. "I Gotcha Opin" (Remix) - Black Moon
15. "Drop" - The Pharcyde
16. "One Two S**t" - A Tribe Called Quest
17. "Only When I'm Drunk" - Tha Alkaholiks
18. "Anything" (featuring Wu-Tang Clan) - SWV
19. "C.R.E.A.M." - Wu-Tang Clan
20. "Tony Mozzarelli Wants 80's Pop" / "The Godfather" - DJ Yoda
21. "Yoda's 80's Pop Megamix" (featuring Rick Astley, Bomb the Bass, Hall & Oates, Five Star & Taylor Dayne) - DJ Yoda
22. "Rhubarb Tart" (featuring John Cleese) - DJ Yoda
23. "George Formby Turntablised" - DJ Yoda
24. "Outro / Indiana Jones Theme" (featuring - Evelyn Glennie) - DJ Yoda

Reception

The album was positively received, with Allmusic giving it a four star review, describing it as " a combination DJ-technique workshop, hip-hop compilation and adolescent joke-fest".[1]

References

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