Released in 1983, 'Future Shock' was a groundbreaking, Platinum-selling masterpiece that saw legendary jazz keyboardist Herbie Hancock successfully collide with the worlds of Electro-Funk and early Hip-Hop. Co-produced with avant-garde bassist Bill Laswell, the album is famously driven by mechanical drum machines, synthesizers, and pioneering turntable scratching by Grand Mixer D.ST. It features the Grammy-winning crossover hit "Rockit," a track that introduced turntablism to the mainstream and cemented this album as a pivotal, highly influential moment in the evolution of electronic and dance music.

• A1 Rockit
• A2 Future Shock
• A3 TFS
• B1 Earth Beat
• B2 Autodrive
• B3 Rough