Click on the field header labeled "Extensions" (to order the list by extension)
Scroll down and click on the entry for "ASX"
Click on the "Change Action" button
Select the top radio button labeled "Open them with the default application"
Repeat steps 6-8 for every instance of the ASX extension in the list. When you are done, click "Close" then click "OK" in the options window. Audio samples should now play properly in Windows Media Player.
Track Listings
Title
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1.
Day at the Bookies
- Up, Bustle and Out
2.
All out King
- Richard Romanowsky / Up, Bustle and Out
3.
Mi Chat Latin
- DJ Mexican / Up, Bustle and Out
4.
Genio del Dub
- Control Machete / Up, Bustle and Out
5.
Corazón de León [Subrok Mission Remix]
- Up, Bustle and Out
6.
Chicharras Night [Chico Sonido Remix]
- Up, Bustle and Out
7.
Bristol Brooklyn Bridge
- Blanquito Man / Fragment Crew / Up, Bustle and Out
8.
Mundo Insólito [Control MacHete Remix]
- Toy Selectah / Up, Bustle and Out
9.
Cumbion Mountain
- Up, Bustle and Out
10.
Lyrica Volcánica [Dub Mix]
- Up, Bustle and Out
11.
Tinto Tintero
- Up, Bustle and Out
12.
Mi Altar Voy a Armar
- Up, Bustle and Out
13.
Niña
- Up, Bustle and Out
14.
Corazón de León [Kabanjak Remix]
- Up, Bustle and Out
15.
Day at the Bookies [Romanowski Remix]
- Up, Bustle and Out
16.
Guitar Ahoy
- Cuffy "El Guapo" / Up, Bustle and Out
17.
Cumbion Mountain [Multimedia Track]
- Media Selectah / Up, Bustle and Out
It's very tempting to go out on a limb and say that during the mid-2000s Up, Bustle and Out are the most exciting dance music collective releasing music in any genre. No matter what genre or style they experiment with, they manage simultaneously to do honor to its traditions while also creating music that is undeniably their own. For their eighth album, they traveled to Monterrey, Mexico, and collaborated with the Control Machetehip-hop crew; the result is some kind of deliriously funky cumbia-hip-hop-reggae-dub fusion that simmers and bubbles with a constantly changing but consistently brilliant heat. Turntablism, dubwise sound effects, Latin percussion, rap en español, and Jamaican toasting are all woven through the fabric of this wonderful album, and there is literally not a single boring or even underwhelming track. Particular highlights include the turntable-fueled dancehall strut of "Mi Chat Latin," the smoky Spanish dub-hop flavor of "Genio del Dub," the swaying minimalist funk of "Tinto Tintero," and Kabanjak's Latin-reggae remix of "Corazón del León." It simply doesn't get much better than this.
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