DJ Low Key & Sounds Supreme - The Solution Tape #1 is a free download at DenverSolution.com, the site for the party. The mixtape features exclusives and world premiers from all three members of Tanya Morgan, Donnis, Ro Blvd, Exile, DJ Day, Che Grand, Buff1, Waajeed, Adad, 8thW1, Whygee, Kid Hum, Theo Martins, Mike Baker, 1 O.A.K., Moe Green and more, plus some of mine and Sounds' favorite newer joints. Find out more about the mixtape, the party and the DJs at DenverSolution.com, DJLowKey.com & DJSoundsSupreme.com.
DJ Low Key & Sounds Supreme - The Solution Tape #1 (hosted by U-N-I & Ro Blvd) Mixtape Link -> http://www.denversolution.com/DJ_Low_Key_and_Sounds_Supreme-The_Solution_Tape_1_hosted_by_U-N-I_and_Ro_Blvd.zip
http://www.denversolution.com
http://www.djlowkey.com & http://www.djsoundssupreme.com
Tracklist:
1. DJ Low Key & Sounds Supreme "Question:What's The Solution?"
2. U-N-I & Ro Blvd "The Solution Tape #1 Intro"
3. Donnis & Ro Blvd "Meet Me At The Solution"*
4. Moe Green "Round & Round"#
5. Donwill "808 Hi"*
6. Ilyas "Put It Up"#
7. Von Pea & Suhburb "Toss It Over"*
8. Kooley High feat. Median & Halo "What The Deal"*
9. Whygee & Kid Hum "I Play The Wall"*
10. Adad "Hi"#
11. BJ The Chicago Kid "Sky's The Limit"
12. Theo Martins "Kirby's Airwalk"#
13. Erykah Badu "Jump in The Air"
14. 8thW1 & 2 Hungry Bros "Talkin'"#
15. Ro Blvd "Desha Dayana Instrumental"
16. U-N-I & Ro Blvd "Land Of The Kings"
17. Donwill "Love Junkie"
18. TiRon & Ayomari "Ms. Right"
19. FRESHselects x Waajeed feat. Buff1 "You"#
20. El Prez & Ro Blvd "Lil Miss Popular"
21. Food Chain "Who Ridin'"
22. U-N-I "Beautiful Day" (Live at the Akomplice Season 11 Release Party)*
23. Exile & DJ Day feat. Von Pea, Donwill & Che Grand "Live at the Solution - 6/26/09"*
24. Exile & DJ Day "Funky Beats Interlude - Live at the Solution"*
25. Sounds Supreme "Intro"
26. Raheem Devaughn & Phil Ade "Pretty Girls (Remix)"
27. Chip Tha Ripper "Thank God"
28. Nneka feat. Jay Electronica "Walking (J.Period remix)"
29. Skyzoo "Beautiful Decay"
30. Othello & DJ Vajra "Connect For"#
31. Kidz In The Hall "Jukebox"
32. U-N-I & Ro Blvd "Stylin'"
33. Lupe Fiasco "Lean"
34. Nametag feat. Skyzoo "Back On My Shit"
35. Seven feat. Talib Kweli "Go Slow (DJ Premier Remix)"
36. Whygee "The Solution Freestyle"*
37. Gorillaz "Stylo (Chiddy Bang Remix)"
38. U-N-I & Ro Blvd feat. Miguel "Lately"
39. Mike Baker & 1 O.A.K. "The Solution (Mile High)"*
40. U-N-I & Ro Blvd "Shouts"
* Exclusive to the Solution Tape #1
# Exclusive world premier
About the Solution: For over three years, DJ Low Key and Sounds Supreme have blessed Denver with a quality hip hop party that's second to none. Since it's birth in February '07, the Solution has played host to variety of events that'd impress the pickiest of hip hop snobs from NY to LA, including performances from Blu, Kidz In The Hall, Tanya Morgan, Median, Theophilus London and more, special guest DJs like Vajra, Benzi, Chonz and Risk One and unique events like an annual chicken and waffles party, a yearly J Dilla tribute and more. With a recently launched web site at DenverSolution.com, the mixtape on the way and a move to a bigger, better venue coming soon, the Solution w/DJ Low Key & Sounds Supreme is just getting started.
About the DJs: Radio Bums crew members DJ Low Key & Sounds Supreme have been making big moves on the Colorado scene and beyond for years. With almost twenty years of club, radio and mixtape experience between them, they're two of the best DJs in the thriving Denver scene. DJ Low Key is the tour DJ for Tanya Morgan, co-captain of Frank151's Denver Diggers and is known for mixtape collabs with some of the best up and coming artists out, including TiRon, Che Grand, Median and more. Sounds Supreme is a veteran DJ at KS 107.5, Denver's premier hip hop station, Denver rep for the Scratch Academy and has had mixtapes featured on the likes of MTV Mixtape Mondays, Okayplayer.com and more.
3/05/2010
DJ Low Key & Sounds Supreme - The Solution Tape #1
2/18/2010
Artist Spotlight Week: John Doe of the 1200 Hobos
SPOTLIGHT ON BLOGGERHOUSE: DJ ROB A (Great interview that covers three decades)
I've always had a rather serious admiration for the whole turntablist movement and traditional mixtape DJs. It's something I have very little understanding of, but the way certain dudes can turn a turntable and a wax disc into an instrument is nothing short of amazing to me. Throw in a DJ that can make a traditional style hip hop mixtape with scratching and mixing and I'm won over. That's exactly what John Doe of the world famous 1200 Hobos is all about.
Together with Mr. Dibbs and DJ Skip, John Doe has been a radio DJ, a battle DJ, and his latest inception as a mixtape DJ. My introduction to the 1200 Hobos was a rather memorable one. There used to be a little DJ/Mixtape place in Salt Lake City called The Hip Hop Shop. I used to go there and pick up Tony Touch tapes and the such. What started my mini fascination with turntablist like DJ Q-Bert, The X-Men (before they were forced to to changed their names to the X-Ecutioners) was a particular visit when I picked up DJ Q-Bert's "Hot Sauce In Your Dickhole" (which I still have somewhere) and the 1200 Hobos "Evolution" (which I lost over time). I played both tapes a ton on my little Sony boombox sitting in my room. At one time I could play the "air turntable" (closely related to the air guitar) almost on cue with the scratches. Therefore, I've always watched what the Hobos would do. Of course Dibbs keeps in the limelight, being a road DJ for Atmosphere for awhile and making his own mixtapes, but the one that I hadn't heard from in awhile was John Doe. That was until the cat it me up about doing some kind of post on his latest release, "The Last Amateur (One Hour Photo)". After listening to the project, I knew putting a turntablist up on a Spotlight was a MUST. So of course, here we are.....
Read Spotlight After Jump
John Doe - The Last of the First (Download Link) FROM: The Last Amateur (One Hour Photo)
Important Links
johndoe1200hobos at yahoo.com
myspace.com/johndoe1200hobos
johndoe1200hobos.blogspot.com
WYDU: What's good man, how about a quick introduction of who you are and who/what you are representing'?
John Doe: My name is John Doe and I represent the 1200 Hobos DJ crew out of Cincinnati, Ohio. Third member of the crew after Mr. Dibbs and DJ Skip.
W: You are definitely no new comer, as the 1200 Hobos have been around since the mid 90's. I remember a DJ buddy of mine introduced me to the crew as I picked up and Q-Bert's "Evolution" "Hot Sauce In Your Dickhole" from a hip hop shop in Salt Lake City of all places. Can you drop a brief history of how you came into the Hobos with Dibbs and Skip?
JD: I already knew the basics of just scratching before I met Dibbs through a mutual friend named Rubox. The first time he saw me scratch, he was pretty impressed, I guess. He made me a Hobo after that. Dibbs and I DJ'ed together on the B-Boys Underground radio show in Cincinnati for about 2 or 3 years.
W: Originally, you were known more as a battle DJ, competing in showcases and the such. Why the progression from battle DJ to more of a mixtape DJ?
JD: As time went on, I had less and less time to practice for battles and not a whole lot of opportunities to battle. But I always had ideas. So what I ended up doing was taking those ideas, extrapolating them and using them as the basis for my mixtapes.
Also, I was extremely disappointed with a majority of mixtapes that I heard around that time. A lot of them weren't worth listening to again. I would listen to other DJs' mixtapes and think to myself, 'If this was my tape, I would have cut this instead,' or 'I would have totally scratched this instead of that.' As the saying goes, "If you want something done right, do it yourself." So I did.
W: The term "mixtape" has obviously changed over the past 5-10 years. How do you view the traditional mixtape (with scratching, songs, and the good stuff) scene these days. How has it changed in your view?
JD: I don't know how many DJs are doing traditional mixtapes nowadays. What people call "mixtapes" today are either compilations or "street albums." My work doesn't really fall into either of those categories. They're totally different things from what I do, so it doesn’t really affect how I put my mixtapes together.
W: On your mixtapes, you still keep the DJ essence alive with plenty of "trickery" and to quote yourself, "vinyl manipulation". When listening to your latest project "The Last Amateur," it's a real listening experience, the whole thing just flows for a good 60 minutes. To you, what makes a good mixtape project?
JD: Whatever format (CD, mp3, etc) it is, a good mixtape should flow just like a cassette tape. It also needs to be more than just a collection of songs. A good mixtape should showcase your skills as well as what you're really about. That being said, there should also be a concept behind it to help bring everything together so it makes sense.
W: Explain the whole concept of "The Last Amateur". What can listeners come to expect from it?
JD: The main levels to the concept:
1) The packaging. For something amateurish, you would probably expect a CD-R with the title written in a Sharpie in a slim case. “The Last Amateur” is in a standard clear/clear CD case with a full color 4 panel insert and a pressed CD.
2) Method of recording. I used all vinyl for the beats and scratches, and recorded everything on a Tascam 688, a cassette 8-track. I didn’t use any kind of digital DJing program or software to record because I don’t own them. I don’t even have a computer in my studio.
3) Me. I’m technically an amateur DJ, since environmental chemistry is my profession.
What can listeners expect? A lot of breaks, samples, 90s hip-hop cut up, and tons of scratching. Expect to hear an hour's worth of songs reconstructed and/or deconstructed into its sample elements. There's also a lot of turntable wordplay and actual mixing! There are no less than 90 songs used in the 60 minutes, so it's packed pretty densely.
W: How much time did it take to make "The Last Amateur"? I'm assuming it probably wasn't a one take thing that you did in the afternoon. Do you have to do "practice runs"?
JD: It took about a total of a year's time to compose and record everything. There was a lot of planning and mapping out involved. Composition books, legal pads, and Post-It notes were all over the studio!
W: How do you choose what songs to cut up and manipulate? Are these personal favorites, or do you go with the general hip hop consensus of the classics? How important is it to pick the right song for the mood/feel you are looking for?
JD: Songs with a lot of samples in them are fun to work with, and if there are great lines in there, that's a plus. I'll start with one thing and kind of run with it. I try to stay away from the classics, but sometimes, those are great to take apart and put back together, especially if they're based on great samples - then you can go either this way or that way with it.
As far as going for a particular mood or feel, I just go with what makes sense to me. I don't know if it's my scientific background that makes me do that, but the flow of "The Last Amateur" is completely linear. There's nothing random. Every beat, every scratch, every insert is in there for a reason.
W: What else do you got on the burners for the upcoming future?
JD: There are plans for another CD in the vein of "The Last Amateur," but in the meantime, I will be dropping some short turntable-based tracks here and there. The tracks will be posted on myspace.com/johndoe1200hobos and/or johndoe1200hobos.blogspot.com.
W: Who are some classic "traditional" DJs in your opinion, who do you view as some of the best in the biz? What makes a good DJ?
JD: Good DJs are the ones that inspired me: Mr. Mixx (2 Live Crew), DJ Man, Mike Fresh & DJ Toomp, Mix Master Ice (UTFO), Cash Money, DJ Premier, Pete Rock, QBert, Mr. Dibbs, DJ Noize, Cut Chemist, and Kid Koala.
W: Any last words for the loyal readers/listeners/followers?
JD: I'd like to give a big thank you to all the people who have checked out my material, appreciated it, and understood it.
W: Thanks!
JD: No problem, thank you for the interview!
2/14/2010
Cupid Hates You.....But Hallmark Loves You
I hate Valentines day, it's a rather pointless holiday. One for the card makers, jewelers, and candy makers. Oh well, for those of you that are getting down like that, we got some gems for you. We even got something for those of you that aren't down with it, or just don't have anyone to share this crapshot of a holiday. Call it our soundtrack from some "between the sheets" type of activities.
And if you are bored, you go check out my Valentine's day rant from 2007 and get some WYDU Tips to survive V-day. (I was a little pissy in those days...)
http://www.wydublog.com/2007/02/more-wydu-classics-valentines-day-wydu.html
Dillon Maurer - "Cupid's Revenge: The Ain't Shit Suite" (Produced by Batsauce)
First off, we start off on more of an "anti-Valentines Day" rant from my peoples Dillon Maurer and Batsauce. Being a big fan of both of these cats, it's great to see Dillon and Bat hook up to produce a Valentines Day Suite. Dillon rants about a lost love over some SOULFUL Batsauce beats. It's perfect for those of you out there trying to mend a broken heart. Of course it gets happier on this (just under) ten minute ride toward the end as Dillon gets his "Space Pimpin'" on, getting back in the saddle. This is the one to jam, even if you aren't hating the opposite sex this messed up holiday day.
- "Cupid's Revenge: The Ain't Shit Suite"Its real quick - 5 beats / 8 minutes, produced by Batsauce (of The Smile Rays,
Lady Daisey, and more...)
Here's the link to Download it for free at bandcamp -
DillonMaurer.Bandcamp.com
I. New Love 01:52
II. Heartsachord 01:18
III. Nothing to Lose 01:01
IV. Fly Away 01:38
V. Space Pimpin' 02:19
Of course for my good people who do radio or if ya got kids here's a link to the CLEAN VERSION
The Movement Family Valentine's Mixtape: Second Time Sweeter
The good people at the Movement Family (Cee & Bekah, Notion, Tommy Gunnz, Theory, Micnificent and DJ Grain) have teamed up WYDU and Kevin Nottingham to bring you some classic "baby makin' music", of course for the new decade. Last year, you know you laid some pipe to the tunes brought to you by DJ Grain and the crew. Well it's the same for this year as well.
The Movement Fam's Valentine's Day Mixtape, entitled Second Time Sweeter.
This year, we've hit y'all with the same smooth blend of tunes to soundtrack your day, ranging from neo-soul, to reggae, soulful Hip Hop, acoustic rock and everything in between. Y'all also get TWO exclusive songs this year; one from The Movement Fam's own Cee & Bekah ('Something You Forgot'), and another from The Lessondary Crew's Jermiside ('Time Flies').
Singles Awareness Day 2 [S.A.D. #2: The Mix Compilation]
My man Modi over at DCtoBC is also helping out the solo cats and vixens out there get thru the holiday as well. Some good ish going down on this one as well.
![S.A.D. Singles Awareness Day 2 [S.A.D. #2: The Mix Compilation].](http://dctobc.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/S.A.D..jpg "S.A.D. 2.")
It’s here. Dedicated to all maneaters, heartbreakers, and hopeless romantics – you know who you are. Proceed to download. It’s an epic one, I think.
I appreciate all the support greatly. Like the last one, there’s no playlist. 38 songs, all different artists, and all in the theme of the mixtape’s title in some way, shape, or form. All feedback is appreciated, and if it’s really in depth or you’d rather it not be in the comment section or something, send me an e-mail: modi[at]DCtoBC[dot]com. - Modi
Get It Here: http://dctobc.com/2010/02/singles-awareness-day-2-the-mix-compilation/#more-7300
Dj Matt Cali & Russel Fong Present "Luvsick" A Love Song Mix....
I had to include anything that has A Tribe Called Quest AND Christopher Cross on it. I'll even over look the fact that REO Speedwagon is on here (if I ever hear another one of their songs, it'll be too soon). I like the variety, haven't had a chance to listen to it, but the dudes are usually come proper with it
Title: "Luvsick"
Mixed By: Dj Matt Cali
Beats Compiled by Russel Fong & Matt Cali
Artwork by: Russel Fong
Running Time: 55min
Just in time for Valentines Day comes the fourth installment from the mixtape super duo Dj Matt Cali and Russel Fong. But if you are looking for a sappy slow jam mixtape you are obviously unfamiliar with the way these two get down (pause). "Luvsick" is a perfect blend of all types of love songs ranging from REO Speedwagon, Radiohead,Teddy Pendagrass, to the likes of Slum Village, Jodeci and Lil Wayne. And like all Russel Fong and Matt Cali presentations it is mixed in true school turntable fashion. Please sit back, relax, enjoy and repost. -calipaper.com
(*additional artists include- Marvin Gaye, Sade, Mayor Hawthorne, Al Green, Jagged Edge, Art of Noise, Janis Joplin, Led Zepplin, Christopher Cross, George Michael, Tribe Called Quest, Lloyd Charmers, The Manhattans, Matthew Larkin Cassell, The Jackson 5, The Isley Brothers and many many more...)
2/13/2010
Mixtape Saturdays
Peace kiddies, what's good. It's a drab and gloomy day here at the WYDU offices. No football, baseball hasn't started yet (for those of us who still watch it) and I'm already tired of watching speed skating on the Olympics. So I figured it was time for some mixtapes. I'm not talking about Lil Yung's lastest "street album", I'm talking about REAL mixtapes, or the closest to what we had back in the 90's when DJ's such as R&R, Ron G, Kid Capri, and others used to put out. Meaning, it's just hot tracks, mixed by some dope cats. I'm not much of a mixtape head anymore, there is just way too many of them, but all of these are quality. Good music to throw on while playing some Madden, or fuckin' around the house, or whatever else you do on a snowy, rainy, cloudy weekend day.
First up, remember Polarity? If there are still any cats out there that have been reading WYDU since it's conception, you will remember Polarity was the cat I started WYDU with. He goes by Debonair P now, and is the producer/DJ for Australia's Low Budget. P has always done mixes and blends for himself and others, and they are always top notch. He grabs a bunch of rare and obscure stuff for Debonair Blends #5, some stuff I din't even know about, but P got some bangers on this for sure.
Tracklist:
PMD - Kool Kat
Reyel & Khaliyl - Eye See
Easy Moe Bee - Elements I'm Among (Instrumental)
Lowly Ones - All Night
Artifacts - Collaboration of Mics
Grand Puba - Keep On
Lux - Don't Give a Fuck
Q Ball & Curt Cazall - Anything U Want
Jamal - Beez Like That
Encore - The Essence
Frankenstein - UV
Redman - Bobyahed2dis
Jaz-O - Bring It On
Lo Lifes - Lo Lifes are Low
Royal Flush - Rotten Apple
Lord Digga - Feel It
Masta Ace - Dopes Pushers Addicts
Mad Skillz - Skillz in 95
Adagio - The Obvious Part 2
K-Def - Jam On It
Ak Skills - Nights of Fear
Money Boss - Walk With The Limp
Fat Cat Clique - Da Flow
Sic Sense - Positional Bypass
E-Boogie - Da Muthafuckin Man
Souls of Mischief - Fa Sho Fa Real
Cella Dwellas - I'm Tellin' U
Large Professor - Dancing Girl
Afu Ra - Whirlwind Through Cities (Instrumental)
Ghetto Concept - Livin It Up
All City - Just Live
Massinfluence - Atlanta Ya On
Diamond - This One (instrumental)
Lone Catalysts - Due Process
Union of Opposites - Continuations
Showbiz & AG - Stand Strong
Godfather Don - Do You Know?
Citizen Kane - Blackrain
Nas - One on One
Nick Wiz - Lockness
Bahamadia - Uknowhowwedo RMX
OC - What I Represent
Gauge - Break Through
Saukrates - Play Dis
Big Daddy Kane - Three's Company
Aboriginals - Chemistry
Sound Providers - Jazz at the Cove
Rakim - We'll Never Stop
DJ Shok - Book Of Death (Instrumental)
Reservoir Dogs - The Difference
K Terroribul - Feel It
Nomaads - The Ultimate
Double X - Knock It Off Will Ya
Thrust - Emcee
Pudgee - Stayin Alive
REC Centre - Mind Body & Soul
Hieroglyphics - Miles to the Sun
Good friends and colleagues,
In case you missed it last summer - We have just Re-Upped DJ Superix's - 'Teddy Riley: King Of Swing' mixtape. If you haven't heard it - please check it - we had great feedback on this during last summer and has gained well over two and a half thousand downloads.
Please feel free to post it anywhere and distribute it to anyone you know.
Original post here: http://www.
Here's some blurb should you need it:
'Unless you have either been born after 1999 or just woken up after being frozen in carbonite from 1983 until now - then you will no doubt be familiar with one of the greatest producers ever in modern music - Teddy Riley. Not only responsible for creating the ‘New Jack Swing’ sound, he completely changed modern soul music, flipped it, and took it back to the streets again. This is a mix that certifies what a genius hitmaker he was in both hip-hop and R&B. It will of course be confirmed to you from listening to just 30 seconds of this mix hearing the beat from Doug E Fresh & the Get Fresh Crew’s ‘The Show’ - a classic hip hop track that was co-produced and arranged by the man himself. When Teddy wasn’t producing for his own groups such as Guy and Blackstreet he was working with heavyweight’s such as Bobby Brown and Michael Jackson (and of course actual scientifically proven heavyweight - Heavy-D). We think this mix sums up the wide range and flexibility of Teddy’s musical genius, from uptempo cuts such as Big Daddy Kane’s ‘I Get The Job Done’ to Blackstreet’s ‘Joy’ (which was originally intended for Michael Jackson, who also wrote the track btw).
Anyway, let the music do the talking - enjoy the mix.
Southern Hospitality Presents:
Teddy Riley: King Of Swing
Mixed By DJ Superix
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Brooklyn Dust Mixtape
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6uxffz
Tracklist for you: (my blends marked with a *)
1. Intro
2. *Too Many Haters ft Nas
3. Root Down (Prunes remix)
4. *Rhyme Nostalgia
5. Body Movin (Def Squad remix) ft Erick Sermon, Redman + Biz Markie
6. *NY Scientists
7. Get It Together (Buckwild remix) ft Q-Tip
8. *Right Now Feel The Horns
9. Gratitude
10. Sabotage
11. Remote Control
12. *Disturbed Word
13. Squat - De La Soul ft Mike D + Adrock
14. Intergalactic ('94 demo)
15. *Jay-Unit
16. 4 Fly Guys ft Hurricane
17. *Insane B-Boys
18. Jay-Z Live Interlude
19. No Sleep Till Brooklyn (original mix)
20. 99 Problems (Just Blaze blend) - Jay-Z
21. *Stop That Black Mag
22. So What'cha Want? (Soul Assassins remix) ft B-Real
23. *Three The Nubian Way
24. *NY We Go Hard
25. Ricky's Theme
26. Shake Your Rump / Madlib remix
27. *Police Negotiation
28. *Turn Alive
29. *Ooh-Wee Check It
30. *Triple Rappers Delight ft Sugarhill Gang
31. *Me, Myself + My Lifestyle
32. Once Around The Corner (The Fowl Song)
33. Fight For Your Right To Party (alternate lyrics mix)
34. Something's Got To Give
More write up over here:
http://jimbojonesconveniencestore.blogspot.com/2010/02/my-beastie-boys-mixtape.html
A new DJ to me, out of San Diego it appears. Really dug this mix, as it was perfect to throw on the iPod while I was bumping around the house a couple times this past month. Got a little bit of everything, from the new to old, to hip hop to soul. Gotta love it.
http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/4681/Sole-Food:-Cold-Bologna,-Mayonnaise,-&-Bread
http://fairtilizer.com/track/solefood
Tracklist:
1. Masta Ace – ‘Me & the Biz’
2. People Under the Stairs – ‘We’ll Be There’
3. DITC – ‘Day One’
4. Common – ‘In My Own World’
5. Mad Kap – ‘When It Rains It Pours (Cheeba)’
6. Funkdoobiest – ‘You’re Dumin’’
7. Scarface – ‘A Minute to Pray and a Second to Die’
8. Marvin Gaye – ‘Innercity Blues’
9. Marco Polo – ‘Nostalgia (feat. Masta Ace)’
10. The Procussions – ‘For the Camera’
11. Chill Rob G – ‘Court is Now in Session’
12. Organized Konfusion – ‘Fudge Pudge’
13. Grand Puba – ‘I Like It’
14. Mary J. Blige – ‘All My Love’
15. DeBarge – ‘I Like It’
16. Freddie Joachim & Cypher Optics – ‘Drum Machine’
17. Eric B & Rakim – ‘In the Ghetto’
18. Dr. Dre (feat. Snoop) – ‘Lil’ Ghetto Boy’
19. Donny Hathaway – ‘Little Ghetto Boy’
20. Jeff Lorber Fusion – ‘Rain Dance’
21. Speak – ‘Ballad of the Pop, Lock, & Drop’
22. One Be Lo – ‘Unparalleled’
23. Intuition & Verbs – ‘Touch the Moon’
24. Tokimonsta – ‘Fool’
25. The Bar-Kays – ‘You Can’t Run Away From My Love’
26. Spice 1 – ‘Doncha Runaway’
27. UTD – ‘My Kung Fu’
28. Pete Rock & CL Smooth – ‘Back on the Block’
29. B.T. Express – ‘If It Don’t Turn You On (You Oughta Leave It Alone)’
30. De La Soul (feat. Mos Def) – ‘Big Brother Beat’
31. Casual – ‘We Got It Like That’
32. Jungle Brothers – ‘Because I Got It Like That’
33. Sly & The Family Stone – ‘You Can Make It If You Try’
34. Diamond D & The Psychotic Neurotics – ‘I Went For Mine’
35. Presto (feat. Lowd & DJ Haul) – ‘Breath Control’
36. Bill Withers – ‘Harlem/Cold Bologna (live at Carnegie Hall)’
Much respect and gratitude.
Dopeshoes
homegrownblends.com
myspace.com/djdopeshoes
twitter.com/djdopeshoes
11/02/2009
DJ Sav One Future Classics & Past Rarities
In anticipation of the new mixtape series @ TheUnderGroundComeUp.Com, I just wanted to hit everyone with this earlier mix, DJ Dyllemma & DJ Sav One - "Future Classics & Past Rarities," that has some slept on gems & tracks that were fairly new at the time the mix was made. It's a live mix, so enjoy it as is & appreciate some good music, scratching & mixing. DJ Dyllemma & I are working on getting drops, agreeing on records & choosing a location to record the next, new mix, so stay tuned for that. Big shouts to Kam Moye, Ras Kass, Chaundon, Statik Selektah, Eternia, Homeboy Sandman, and more for contributing drops for the next release. Artists who support DJs help make the world go round lol. If you'd like to submit a drop for an upcoming mix or submit tracks, hit me up & let me know, I'll send a script or instruct you on what info to hit me with. Look forward to your feedback. ~ DJ SAV*ONE. Includes tracks from: Pharoahe Monch, Q-Tip, Illa J, Oddisee, J-Live, Ed OG, De La Soul, Frank-N-Dank, Y Society, J88, Prince Paul, Dave Ghetto, Jay-Z, Gang Starr, Blaq Poet & More. You didn't click to download yet? Go on... You can follow me on TWITTER, definitely reach out. Peace |
10/13/2009
DJ Concept - Primo On Fire
What's good folks? Yeah, it's just me, hopefully y'all remember me? Right? Big ups to the new crew for holding it down while I get some much needed time off. Oh, I'm still working on the blog, just some behind the scenes type of things, which will hopefully lead to bigger and better posts down the road.
Anyhow, here is a little Primo mix from WYDU favorite DJ Concept. Everyone loves Primo and while if you are a fan, you probably have all these tracks, a nice mix to play while you are playing Madden (or NBA Live), puttering around the house, or surfing the net for por....errrr researching. Enjoy! - Trav
Just a small offering of some sick productions by Premier. There is no rhyme or reason here, just good music. Enjoy.
DJ Concept - [PRIMO] On Fire
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Verbal Threat - Reality Check
Big Shug - It Just Don’t Stop
Termanology, MOP & Papoose - Watch How It Go Down (Remix)
Skyzoo & Torae - Click
Black Poet - Voices
Teflon & Styles P - Married To The Game
Dilated Peoples - Clockwork
Non Phixion - Rock Stars
Royce 5 9 - Boom
Kanye, Nas, KRS-One & Rakim - Classic
Mos Def - Mathematics
Afu-Ra - Mic Stance
The Lox - Recognize
Big L & Big Daddy Kane - Platinum Plus
Jay Z - So Ghetto
Random Artists - Instrumentals For The Emcees
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10/09/2009
Cornerstone Mixtape #120
 Got Game? We bring it back to NYC for a special NBA 2K10 version of the Cornerstone Mixtape #120 with DJ Eclipse (From New York City's famed Halftime show on WNYU) and hosted by Bobbito Garcia aka DJ Cucumber Slice (Rock Steady Crew, Streetball player & BOUNCE Magazine). Mixtape #120 is a musical reflection of what DJ Eclipse brings to New York City's underground scene. Find him on WNYU or Sirius Satellite, Eclipse has represented true Hip Hop faithfully for many years. Listen as he goes in with new heat from La Coka Nostra, Pac Div, Skyzoo, Kidz In The Hall and more! The Music Meeting is also ready for you. Check out tracks from: Ester Dean, Verse, Major Lazer, Trina, Down AKA Kilo and Three 6 Mafia - to name a few. These selections are tailored made for rotation at your stations or just an everyday joint for you to run in the mix! With basketball season quickly approaching, NBA 2K10 is raising the bar again with another championship season. NBA 2K9, the #1 selling & #1 rated NBA videogame, set the standard for all basketball videogames, and NBA 2K10 surpasses that by delivering an even better basketball experience this year with all-new gameplay components, out-of-this-world graphics, even more realistic Signature Style animations, all-new presentation elements and an unrivalled online system - this season you won't just play the NBA, you'll TAKE OVER. Be sure to pick up that NBA 2K10 releasing October 6 to jump start your season! Remember that "The DJ Is The Cornerstone of Hip-Hop®" RIP DJ AM and DJ Roc Raida, you will forever be missed and remembered. |
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6/23/2009
Nike SB & Concepts Present: The Blue Lobster Mixtape
6/09/2009
Pugs Atomz Free Mixtape - Road To The Top
New Mixtape from Pugs Atomz. Is it wrong that Pugs album is one of my most anticipated albums of the year? Dude started dropping great songs at the beginning of the year, some six plus months ago and they've all been dope. Here is an even bigger teaser while we wait for June 16th.
The mixtape is finally here, 2DopeBoyz.com & FakeShoreDrive.com Present: Pugs Atomz- Road 2 the Top, mixed by DJ Graffiti. Just like the upcoming album "Roof Top", this features 15 cuts with the likes of Finale, Astronote, The Gent$, Primeridian, Wes Restless, DJ Vadim, Sadat X and more. "It's a pleasure to host this mixtape for Pugs, especially since we're both representing the midwest and most importantly because I'm feeling every track on the mixtape. He got me thinking, 'If the mixtape exclusives are this thorough, the album must be ridiculous!'" - DJ Graffiti
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3/20/2009
DJ Concept In The House
Turn me up another notch IN YOUR SYSTEM — You say you want the hot shit then listen!
I know I’m right outside the boundaries of Dilla Month with this one but I’m pretty sure there will be no complaints. Just more dope music from the man Jay Dee featuring some classics, some remixes, a few blends and some special treats. Don’t forget to grab my live Dilla mix if you missed it.
DJ Concept - In Your System (R.I.P. Dilla)
DOWNLOAD HERE: http://www.execute1200.com/dilla
straight from the mawfuckin cassette intro
children of the corn X dilla - the american heist
phat kat - track
the artifacts - the ultimate (jay dee remix)
jaylib - the message
guilty simpson - baby
big l x dilla - spark up the phillies
scienz of life - dilla forever
blackstar - little brother
jaylib - no $ no toke
jaylib - starz
strong arm steady - death before dishonor
ditc x dilla - from town to town
gulity simpson - make it fast
dilla - make em nv
termanology - circulate
dilla - light it again
big l x dilla - the wild style
jaylib - the official
proof - bring it to me
random treats
miguel atwood-ferguson & carlos nino - find a way
I got together with my dudes over at PENNANT RACE(www.pennantracegear.com) and created this new mixtape to drop alongside the first round of their Spring 09′ line. Their whole entire catalog is sick, especially if you are a sports fan, so definitely go check them out. Even NAS loves Pennant Race! (http://tinyurl.com/prgear) This mix is actually tailored for 2 specific tees: The Garden Courtside Tee & The Staples Courtside Tee that feature Spike Lee & Jack Nicholson (as seen on the cover). So most of these joints are about LA or NY. Some oldies, some new shit…all dope. Enjoy…&…Go Buy Shit! 9 new shirts total.
Pennant Race Presents: DJ Concept - The Courtside Coast To Coast Mixtape
DOWNLOAD HERE: http://www.execute1200.com/pr
Jack - A Man Makes His Own Way Intro
Notorious BIG & Frank Sinatra - Juicy New York
Emilio Rojas f. Hassaan Mackey, Black Sinatra, LI & Nikal Fieldz - 585 (Roc Y’all Remix)
Spike - You Da Man Interlude
Dr. Dre f. MC Ren, Time Bomb, King Tee, Kokane, Hitman, Xzibit, Defari, Knoc-Turn’Al - Some LA Niggaz
Step Brothers (Alchemist & Evidence) - So Fresh
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Streets Of New York
Heltah Skeltah - Midnight Madness
Spike - Take A Chill Interlude
Self Scientific f. The New Royales - Heavy
Nas - New York State Of Mind
Jack - Do I Look Like I’m Kidding Interlude
Famoso f. Termanology, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Phantasm, Chubb Rock & Sadat X - Underground Railroad (Remix)
Defari - Lowlands Anthem
Gangstarr - JFK to LAX
Evidence - Down In New York City
Xzibit - Los Angeles Times
Dr. Dre, Kobe & TI - This Is Detox
Old Dirty Bastard - Brooklyn Zoo
Spike - Love & Hate Interlude
Murs & 9th Wonder - LA
Rakim - New York (Ya Out There)t me ) Ich Bin Hier Jawon - Get My Gun (prod by BTB)
Bubba Sparxxx – Survive
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3/17/2009
WYDU Mixtape & Radio Show Week
It's March already? How the hell did that happen? Seems like just week I was counting down the final seconds of 2008. Time goes by way to fast. Oh well.
I'm slammed this week as far as work goes, 10 hour days, starting at dragging my ass out of bed by 5:30 am and with the commute and everything, I'm not going to be getting back in the house until 6pm or so. I also wanted to catch up on some interviews I've been sitting on for entirely too long. Typing those up take time, so instead of working on daily posts, I'm going to take the easy way out and post up some stuff without much explanation of what it is. Since I think every album I own or that is on my computer has seen the light of the internet in one way or the other, I figured I'd dip into my collection of hip hop radio shows and mixtapes. Now I'm not talking about the weekly internet radio show or the latest mixtape from Charles Hamliton. No, these are from the old hip hop radio shows of NYC and mixtapes from DJs that were actually breaking music. It's a concept that, unfortunately has lost it's way over the years. Plus it's an easy to way to keep my borderline Obsessive/Compulsive disorder when it comes to this freakin' blog about posting something daily during the weekdays.
Most of this I found on the internet, so if you've seen before, sorry....But if you haven't, there is probably some good shit for the fans of Golden Age stuff. Each day, I'll post mixtapes or a few radio shows.
CD 1
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JAJHQEPB
1/21/2009
DJ Krisch - Return of the Hip Hop Junkie #16
Long time WYDU reader, Krisch, hit me up with his latest mixtape about a month ago. It kinda got lost in the shuffle of the holidays and all the end of the year mumbo jumbo, but here it is, in all its glory. Some good music to vibe to or play at work (with headphones of course).
Agallah – New York Ryder Music
Show & A.G. – Business As Usual
“Kool Rosario” Prelude
Pete Rock – We Roll feat. Jim Jones & Max B.
Presto – Conquer Mentally (Large Pro Remix) feat. Sadat X, O.C. & Large Pro
Killa Sha – Come On
Big Shug – It Just Don’t Stop
E.M.C. – What It Stand For
Big Boi – Royal Flush feat. Raekwon & Andre 3000
CunninLynguists – Wonderful feat. Devin The Dude
Nas – Fried Chicken feat. Busta Rhymes
El Michels Affair – The PJ’s (Remix) feat. Raekwon
Battles – Leyendecker (DJ EMZ Remix) feat. Joell Ortiz
Saigon – Pain In My Life feat. Trey Songz
Evidence – Chase The Clouds Away
The Game – Angel feat. Common
Statik Selektah – Stop, Look, Listen feat. Styles P, Termanology & Q-Tip
Statik Selektah – No Holding Back feat. A.Z. & Cormega
Boot Camp Clik – 1-2-3
Royce Da 5-9 – Ding!
REKS – Say Goodnight
Termanology – So Amazing
Marco Polo – Nostalgia feat. Masta Ace
Joell Ortiz – Hip-Hop
Consequence – Don’t Forget ‘Em
DJ Concept - Three Kings
I'm a little late on this, but in case you've missed it....here it is!
Skyzoo, Chaundon & Torae have been doing their thing for a while so if you don't know, now you do. Three Kings…. the throne got three chairs… Shouts to the fellas for hosting this one.
DJ Concept - Three Kings - Hosted By: Skyzoo, Chaundon & Torae: Free Download & Podcast
DOWNLOAD HERE: http://www.execute1200.com/threekings
Skyzoo - Intro
Skyzoo feat. Torae - Get It Done
Chaundon - Bet Dat
Skyzoo / Marco Polo - Block Shit
Torae / Marco Polo - Casualty
Chaundon feat. DV Alias Christ, GOD & Stimuli - We Are Here
Skyzoo feat. AC - Good Looking
CL Smooth feat. Skyzoo - Perfect Timing
Torae / Chaundon / Skyzoo - Three Kings
Skyzoo - The Paper
Torae - Wun Tu Thr3
Chaundon - Mr. Info
Skyzoo feat. Maino & Stimuli - Cop N Go
Torae - Something To See
12/24/2008
When The Reminisce/Sneaker Politics Presents: Preservation Mixed By DJ Ragz
My Man E has been talking about this for quite awhile. I've had the privilege of seeing it grow and mature throughout the project, so I have to say it's a great little mixtape. Both Eric and DJ Ragz of Jazz Addixx did a nice job on it. Give it a listen....
When They Reminisce/Sneaker Politics present: "Preservation" mixed by DJ Ragz (Jazz Addixx) (CLICK TO DOWNLOAD)
Mic for tightening up the sound quality, Shiro for the cover art and Derek at Sneaker Politics for his input as well! Most importantly, thank you to all the contributing artists featured on "Preservation" who gave me the "OK" to pursue this project!
"Preservation" is something that Ragz and I are extremely proud of, I hope that you, the listener, will appreciate it as well! "Preservation", simply put, is a compilation of sorts that I put together in order to highlight some of my favorite artists over the last two or so years. The amount of time and effort that Ragz and I dedicated to this project truly shines through on "Preservation", as I stated last week: "This ain't just your regular mixtape"! St. Mic sums it up perfectly with his opening bars from the "Intro": "This is a dedication, to preservation/For authors in this art form/Seekin' elevation...". The sound quality is perfect, the tracks are ridiculous and Ragz' cuts are as sharp as a razor's edge. "Preservation" plays more like a cohesive "album" than a mixtape...ENJOY!!!
--Eric
DJ Ragz: "Im really amped to be a part of the "Preservation". There really is some dope hip hop out there and I really feel that this mix helps you learn about artists that are still making great music. All of these artists gave us approval to use their songs, so if you like what you hear, go support that person's project. Big ups to Eric for directing this project and being flexible at the same time. This mix was treated like an album so we spent time to bring you a quality project. Please help us get the word out and tell a friend about it.
It will be your part to preserve this art!!"
11/17/2008
DJ Jemani Live In The Vault Hip Hop 106
My man DJ Jemani is maaaaad busy as of late. Once again he brings the heat with his The Vaults series. I must say, these are dope and well worth the pick up.
Jem is also getting together his debut episode of WYDU Radio together. That's right, a radio show for WYDU .
WAKE YOUR DAUGTHER UP RADIO, Jan 8 2009 on championradio. net
Your hosts will be Jemani and the one and only Has-Lo and you might see me drop in from time to time.
CLICK & GET IT FREE PROMO !!!!! 
1) SLICK RICK....HEY YOUNG WORLD 88
2) 50 CENT , NATURE , & NAS....TOO HOT 2000
3) AKINYELE....DA BOMB 93
4) A TRIBE CALLED QUEST....OH MY GOD ( REMIX ) 94
5) SLUM VILLAGE....FORTH & BACK ( ROCK MUSIC ) 97
6) BLACK STAR & BLACK THOUGHT.... RESPIRATION (Pete Rock REMIX ) 98
7) K-SOLO....LETTERMAN ( Pete Rock REMIX ) 92
8) EPMD....CROSSOVER ( REMIX ) 92
9) REDMAN....TONIGHTS DA NIGHT ( Pete Rock REMIX ) 92
10) SLICK RICK....IT'S A BOY ( Large Professor REMIX ) 91
11) LARGE PROFESSOR , FREDDIE FOXXX , & KOOL G. RAP....MONEY IN THE BANK 90
12) NAS....IT AINT HARD TO TELL ( REMIX ) 94
13) BLAQ POET ( PHD)....DARK SIDE 91
14) INTELLIGENT HOODLUM ( TRAGEDY )....GRAND GROOVE 93
15) THE FAM-LEE....RUNS IN THE FAMLEE 92
16) LITTLE SHAWN....I MADE LOVE 92
17) DOUBLE XX POSSE....NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO DO IT 92
18) JAY-Z....IN MY LIFE TIME 95
19) ILLEGAL & ERICK SERMON.... I GETS BUSY 93
20) FLAVOR UNIT....ROLL WITH THE FLAVOR ( Kid Capri REMIX ) 93
21) DIAMOND D , SADAT X , & LORD FINESSE....THE SHIT IS REAL 93
22) CANIBUS....RIP THE JACKER 2001
23) LL COOL J....RIPPER STRIKES BACK 98
24) PUDGEE THE PHAT BASTARD & KOOL G. RAP....THIS IS HOW WE.. 93
25) MARY J. BLIGE & SMIF-N-WESSUN....I LOVE YOU REMIX 95
26) SUPERNATURAL.... FREESTYLE 94
27) MADSKILLZ....FREESTYLE 95
10/23/2008
105 times...
Introductions have already been made. You know your man jemani from a couple posts ago...well the catching up is over, we're in the mix kids.
Enjoy this month's vault: "he yawned and he sighed till 105"...time to wake up. See how i did that there? Pulled the tribe line from Midnight. Only I'm talking about The Vault 105? Yea. Holla-
(CLICK THAT PIC TO DOWNLOAD!)
Here's the tracklisting:
1. M.O.P - World Famous ('96)
2. Artifacts - Wrong Side Of The Tracks ('94)
3. Smif-N-Wessun - Nothing Move But The Money ('95)
4. Big L - How Will I Make It? ('95)
5. Grand Daddy I.U. - Represent ('94)
6. Mr.Voodoo - 45 Kickin It Live ('94)
7. Redman - Smoke A Blunt Too ('94)
8. Fierce - Crab ('96)
9. Da Fat Cat Clique - Da Flow ('96)
10. Rotten Razcals & Treach - Life Of A Bastard ('95)
11. CRU & Slick Rick - Just Another Case REMIX ('97)
12. Mobb Deep & Tragedy - First Day Of Spring ('96)
13. Ras Kass - H20Proof ('98)
14. D&D All Stars - 1,2 Pass It Original Version ('95)
15. R.A. The Rugged Man & Notorious B.I.G. - CUNT RENAISSANCE ('94)
16. Bushwackas - Ruff,Rugged ,& Raw ('94)
17. Trends Of Culture - Valley Of The Skinz REMIX ('93)
18. The Roots - Clones ('96)
19. Eric B. & Rakim - Run For Cover ('90)
20. Queen Latifah - Latifah's Had It Up To Here ('91)
21. Kid 'N Play - Last Night ('88)
22. The Jaz & Jay-Z - The Originator ('90)
23. Kwame - The Man We All Know & Love ('89)
24. Larry Larr - Lampin' ('91)
25. Big Daddy Kane, Q-Tip & Busta Rhymes - Come On Down ('91)
26. Freddie Foxxx - I'm Ready ('89)
27. Grand Puba - Fat Rat ('91)
28. Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo - Streets Of NY ('90)
29. Lords Of The Underground - Lord Jazz Hit Me One Time Make It Funky ('93)
Enjoy.
Custamato~
10/09/2008
That's another one for The Vaults...
There are few places that you can get the kind of hip hop that makes you wanna reminisce and just...think about the steel in your fist. Few people who's music touches you in such a way that your mind tricks your body...and your body thinks your mind is crazy. Few DJs that paint a picture so real that you can see it...like a 27 inch zennith, believe it.
Enter DJ Jemani-
He has a mixtape series called "The Vault". It showcases classic tunes, and rarities that you may not have heard. It's already on volume 4, so your'd better hurry up and hop the iron horse.
Links and tracklistings below, people. Pick one or grab 'em all, they're free anyway. God put these here for you. Enjoy!
First of the new Mixtape Series Presented By FFB GEAR: 
The FIRST interactive mixtape series
Click the image! You will be redirected to the download page!
1) Sauce Money - For My Hustlaz ('99)
2) Showbiz & A.G. - Phat Pockets Remix ('92)
2) Greyson & Jasun - Livin Like A Troopa ('91)
3) Diamond D - Best Kept Secret Remix ('92)
4) Lord Finesse - Shorties Kaught In The System ('94)
5) Troubleneck Brothers - Troubleneck Wreck ('93)
6) Cormega, Nas, & Screwball - On The Real ('96)
7) The Council - Bananas ('98)
8) Guru & Kai:Bee - The Way It Iz ('96)
9) Gab Gotcha & JuJu - Angels ('97)
10) Street Smartz, O.C., & Pharoahe Monch - Metal Thangz Remix ('97)
11) Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Searching Remix ('94)
12) The Legion - Rest In Peace ('94)
13) Shorty Long - Shortyz Doin His Own Thing ('94)
14) Gang Starr, Big Shug, & Freddie Foxxx - Militia Pete Rock Remix ('98)
15) Freddie Foxxx - So Tough Remix ('94)
16) Yaggfu front - Left Field ('94)
17) Ghetto Concept - E-Z On Tha Motion ('95)
18) Dirt Nation - Khadijah ('93)
19) Rumpletilskinz - Sweet Therapy ('93)
20) Preacher Earl - Gunz Remix ('93)
21) Chi-Ali - Step Up ('92)
22) Mr. X & Mr. Z - Drink Old Gold ('87)
23) Jaz Ft. Jay-Z - Hawaiian Sophie ('91)
24) Groove B Chill - Hip Hop Music ('90)
Dj Jemani Live In The Vault Hip Hop 102
Presented by FFB GEAR Hosted By: DRAMATIK from W.O.L.V.E.S.
1) DRAMATIK - Madd World Exclusive from new DRAMATIK & DJ JEMANI cd HALLOWEEN '08
2) Mobb Deep - Backwards ('03)
3) Nice & Smooth, Gang Starr, Preacher Earl, Bas Blasta - Down The Line ('91)
4) Junior M.A.F.I.A, Jamal, & Notorious B.I.G. - Step In The Relm ('95)
5) Notorious B.I.G. - Dreams ('94)
6) Chubb Rock, O.C., & Jeru - Crooklyn Dodgers ('95)
7) Smoothe Da Hustler & Trigger Da Gmabler - Broken Language part 2 ('95)
8) Redman & Method Man - How High Remix ('95)
9) Wu-Tang Clan - St.Ides Commercial ('93)
10) NAS - One On One ('94)
11) Boogie Monsters - Recognized Threshold Of Negative Stress ('94)
12) Rumpletilskinz - Attitudes ('93)
13) N-tyce & Method Man - Hush Hush Tip ('94)
14) O.C. - Your Life ('97)
15) EPMD, K-Solo, & Redman - Head Banger ('92)
16) Scarchild, 151, & F.T. (Fuc That) - Prime Time ('02)
17) Pete Rock - Soul Brother Number One ('92)
18) Brand Nubian - Steal Your Hoe REMIX ('93)
19) Dread Knotz - Causin A Menace ('94)
20) Truck Turner, Big Pun, Kool G . Rap, & Krs-One - Symphony 2000
21) Now Born Click - Now Born Soldiers ('94)
22) Diamond D, & Cru - Hiatus REMIX ('97)
23) Ras Kass - Miami Life ('96)
24) Smiley The Ghetto Child & Guru - Discontent ('00)
25) Strictly Roots, Fat Joe, & Grand Puba - Beg No Friends ('94)
26) Krumbsnatcha - we All Die Tonight ('00)
1) BBO .... Pose A Threat ('96)
2) Rakim - Waiting On The World To End ('99)
3) Kool G. Rap & Nas - Fast Life norfside REMIX ('95)
4) Nas, Cormega, Foxy Brown, & AZ - Affirmative Action REMIX ('96)
5) Notorius B.I.G. & Sadat X - Come On ('94)
6) Brand Nubian - Slow Down pete rock REMIX ('90)
7) EPMD & LL Cool J - Rampage pete rock REMIX ('90)
8) Public Enemy & Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Night Train pete rock REMIX ('91)
9) Zhigge - Toss It Up ('91)
10) Rough House Survivors & CL Smooth - Can You Dig It ('92)
11) D.I.T.C. - Thick ('99)
12) Gang Starr & Sticky Fingaz - Full Clip REMIX ('99)
13) Onyx & Method Man - Evil Streets REMIX ('95)
14) Channel Live & KRS-ONE - Mad Izm REMIX ('94)
15) Jeru The Damaja - Friend Or Foe ('97)
16) Hillfiguz - Up In Prospect ('96)
17) M.O.P. - Way Of The World ('98)
18) Shyheim - The B-Side ('94)
19) MC Lyte - Ruffneck Beatnuts REMIX ('93)
20) H.E.A.L. - Heal Your Self ('91)
21) Main Source - Fakin' The Funk ('91)
22) Diamond & Showbiz - Feel The Vibe ('92)
23) Big Noyd - Watch Out ('03)
24) Poets Of Darkness - 21 In The Ghetto ('95)
1) KRS-ONE - Hip-Hop Vs Rap ('93)
2) Half-A-Mil - Some Niggaz ('98)
3) Raekwon & Ghostface - Rainy Dayz Remix ('95)
4) Lords Of The Underground - Flow On Pete Rock Remix ('94)
5) Black Moon - Reality...Killin' every ('94)
6) Chubb Rock, Red Hot Lover Tone, & Grand Puba - 3 Men At Chung King ('92)
7) Mc Search, Red Hot Lover Tone, Nas, O.C., & Chubb Rock - Back To The Grill Remix
8) Nine - Whatcha Want Remix ('94)
9) Ruggedness Mad Drama - Me & My Squad ('94)
10) Scott Lark - Natural Bliss ('95)
11) Nas - Street Dreams K-def Remix ('96)
12) 8Ball Ruffnecks - Raw Deal
13) House Of Pain & Diamon D - Word Is Bond Remix ('94)
14) Rakim - Livin' For The City Remix ('95)
15) Common Sense - Resurrection Remix ('95)
16) O.C. - Born 2 Live Remix ('94)
17) Busta Rhymes - Live To Regret ('96)
18) Queen Latifah - Get Off Minez ('98)
19) Fugees - Nappy Heads Remix ('94)
20) Raekwon - Classic Verse
21) Junior M.A.F.I.A & Notorious B.I.G. - Get Money Remix ('96)
22) Kool G. Rap & RZA - Cakes ('98)
23) Jay-Z - Can't Knock The Hustle Remix ('96)
24) Brand Nubian - Pass The Gat ('92)
25) Gang Starr, Lady Of Rage, & Kurupt - You Know My Steez Remix ('98)
26) LL Cool J, Keith Murray, Prodigy, Fat Joe, & Foxy Brown - I Shot Ya ('95)
27) Tragedy, CNN, & Mobb Deep - La,La Remix ('96)
28) Showbiz & A.G. - More Than One Way Out Of The Ghetto ('92)
Show your knowlege and support. If you have any requests talk to the man himself: www.myspace.com/theonlydjjemani
Custamato~
