DJ Hero to feature DJ Yoda and Scratch Perverts

Activision has revealed details of several more mixes that will be included in its forthcoming DJ Hero. These from the dextrous hands of DJ Yoda and The Scratch Perverts.
A preliminary mix list was released last month, but the specifics of the new tracks are as follows:
DJ Yoda
Jackson 5 I Want You Back vs Gang Starr Just to Get a Rep
Little Richard Tutti Frutti vs Shlomo Beats
The Scratch Perverts
Common Universal Mind Control vs Masta Ace Jeep Ass Gutter
Eric B. & Rakim Eric B Is President vs M.I.A. Paper Planes
Noisia Groundhog (Beat Juggle)
MusicRadar has been given in-game footage of some of these mixes - plus a 'History of a DJ' vignette featuring DJ Hero collaborator Grandmaster Flash - so settle back and watch them below.
DJ Yoda, Little Richard Tutti Frutti vs Shlomo Beats
The Scratch Perverts, Noisia Groundhog (Beat Juggle), Expert Difficulty
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Grandmaster Flash, History of a DJ
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