goes towards more "Freestyle and Electronic" rather than "Jazz or Soul." Paine said besides that the lyrics remain "razor sharp" and that it deserves a CD-release as well. "The quirky beat sounds as if it was crafted in Madlib’s kitchen, for its quick fades and obscure, isolated samples." said Jake Paine. The review was also featured in Idio webzine. Urb'''s "The Machine" praised the album in a four-star review for Flosstradamus's work on the mix, the contrast of genres, and the fact Nike didn't water De La Soul down. "Truth be told, they come pretty hard" said The Machine. On the downside he said that the album does not wholly "satiate the senses" as a long-awaited album should. The Machine stated that the mix is like "a dear friend who is in town for only a day or two." Track listing The album is one long continuous mixtape with most tracks produced by disc jockey duo Flosstradamus. Young RJ produced "Mornin' Rise" and "Forever". Supa Dave West produced "Big Mouf". Maseo produced "Greedy Man", and De La Soul produced "Victory Laps''". The mix also comes with a digital booklet on iTunes. Below is a list of track names and approximate start times in the continuous mix: Samples The continuous track features three sampled sounds and voices of the following tracks: "100 Miles and Runnin'" by N.W.A, "Ease Back" by Ultramagnetic MCs, and "Go Stetsa" by Stetsasonic. References External links Official iTunes Are You In? page Interview with De La Soul about the Nike+ Original Run De La Soul albums Nike Original Run series 2009 mixtape albums 2009 remix albums Hip hop remix albums