MIXES ARCHIVE

• Funkmaster FLex – Flava Mix – Hot 97 (1994)

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• Mister Cee – Wallop Wednesdays Ep. 25 (2000’s Hip Hop and R&B) 10/16/19

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• DJ Skizz & DJ Eclipse – The Halftime Show 5th Year Anniversary – WNYU 3/5/03

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• Raw Rollers Vol. 6

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• Deep And Dirty DnB

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• Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito – Boogie & the Barber – Hot 97 8/2/98

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• Marley Marl & Pete Rock – Future Flavas – Hot 97 8/2/98

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• Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito – Boogie & the Barber w/Royal Flush – Hot 97 9/29/96

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• Marley Marl – New York Live w/Half-A-Mil – BBC Radio 1 (Side B) 23.06.00

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• Marley Marl – New York Live w/Craig Mack – BBC Radio 1 (Side A) 23.06.00

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• Mister Cee – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 29.03.02

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• DJ Skizz & DJ Eclipse – The Halftime Show (The Best of ’89-’90 Vol. 3) – WNYU 5/3/06

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• DJ Skizz & DJ Eclipse – The Halftime Show (Best Of ’89-’90) – WNYU 2/1/06

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• DJ Skizz & DJ Eclipse – The Halftime Show – WNYU 4/13/05

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• ALLATURA PODCAST – 01

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• Mike Book & Daniel Jaeger @ Familiar Forest Festival 2019

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• Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito – Boogie & the Barber w/Big L – Hot 97 (August 1998)

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• Funkmaster Flex – 90’s Hip Hop Mix – Hot 97 7/4/07

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• Dj Eye-d drum and bass mix 2001 April

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• Deep Zero – House Rhythm Set

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• Deep Zero – Progressive House Rhythm Set (Deep, Vocal)

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• DJ Riz & DJ Eclipse – The Halftime Show w/Rawcotiks – WNYU 9/2/98

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/A Tribe Called Quest – BBC Radio 10.08.96 (Side B)

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange – BBC Radio 1 10.08.96 (Side A)

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• Bluestaeb • DJ Set • Le Mellotron

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• FRED P @ TRESOR BERLIN (Germany)

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• Tim Westwood – Radio 1 Rap Show w/Method Man, Redman & D’Angelo – BBC Radio 1 08.10.99

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• DJ Scratch – Hot 97 Mixmasters Thanksgiving Day Weekend – November 1998 (Side B)

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• DJ Scratch – Hot 97 Mixmasters Thanksgiving Day Weekend – Novmeber 1998 (Side A)

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• Tim Westwood – Radio 1 Rap Show w/Canibus – BBC Radio 1 28.1.00

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• Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito – Boogie & the Barber w/McGruff – Hot 97 6/21/98

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• DJ Tarkan – In the House 2019

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• Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito – Boogie & the Barber – Hot 97 8/25/96 (Side B)

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• Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito – Boogie & the Barber – Hot 97 8/25/96 (Side A)

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• Credit 00 – Boiler Room Dresden DJ Set

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• Funkmaster FLex – – Hot 97 12/30/99

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• Tim Westwood – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 04.12.99

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• Funkmaster Flex – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 24.04.99

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• Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito – Boogie & the Barber w/La The Darkman, Domingo & Bamboo – Hot 97 11/8/98

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• Funkmaster Flex – Saturday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 12/10/94 (Part Two)

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• Funkmaster Flex – Saturday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 12/10/94

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• Quivver – Live from Positive @ Opium Dance Club (05.06.2004.)

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• Dubfire – Live @ Kappa FuturFestival [06.07.2019]

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• New York Live w/Marley Marl (Cocoa Brovaz) – BBC Radio 1 24.03.00

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• Cipha Sounds – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 26.02.00

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• Mr. Mayhem, Sunset & DJ Riz – New York Live w/DJ Scratch (EPMD) & Aasim D’Xplicit – WNYU 1/15/97

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• Max Glazer – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 8 April 2000

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• Funkmaster Flex – Hot 97 Rap Exchange w/Ruff Ryders 02.09.00

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• Cipha Sounds – Radio 1 Rap Show BBC Radio 1 27.11.99

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• Funkmaster Flex – Flava Mix – Hot 97 (September 1997)

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• Tim Westwood – Radio 1 Rap Show w/Public Enemy – BBC Radio 1 5 April 2003

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• Tim Westwood – Radio 1 Rap Show w/Public Enemy – BBC Radio 1 5 April 2003

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• Tim Westwood – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 5 April 2003

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• Francesco Mami – Robot Heart – Burning Man 2018

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• Funkmaster Flex – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 23.04.99 (Side B)

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• Funkmaster Flex – Radio 1 Rap Show – BBC Radio 1 23.04.99 (Side A)

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• Funkmaster Flex – Saturday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 (October 2000)

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• DJ Premier – Mixmasters Thanksgiving Day Weekend – Hot 97 23.11.95

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• Funkmaster Flex – Saturday Night Street Jam – October 1995 – Hot 97 (Side B)

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• Funkmaster Flex – Saturday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 – October 1995 (Side A)

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• Marley Marl – New York Live w/Eminem, High & Mighty, Nature & Craig G 07.08.99

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/LL Cool J, Gang Starr, Nas & Noreaga 25.10.97

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange

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• Funkmaster Flex – Hot 97 Rap Exchange w/Cam’ron (July 2002)

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Smif-N-Wessun, Mad Lion & Masta Ace 22.04.95

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• Funkmaster Flex – Hot 97 Rap Exchange w/Fat Joe, LL Cool J & Petey Pablo 15.12.01

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Sadat X & Akinyele 27.01.96

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange 30.09.95

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Noreaga & Wyclef Jean – 09.08.97

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Tim Westwood featuring Busta Rhymes & Shaquille O’Neal – 09.08.97

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• Funkmaster Flex – Saturday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 7/4/98 (Side B)

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• Funkmaster Flex – Saturday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 7/4/98 (Side A)

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Master P 22.05.99

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Lennox Lewis 22.05.99

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/JAY-Z 22.05.99

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/The Roots 22.05.99

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• Funkmaster Flex – Friday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 1/24/97 (Side B)

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• Funkmaster Flex – Friday Night Street Jam – Hot 97 1/24/97 (Side A)

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• Cipha Sounds & Max Glazer w/Timbaland, Busta Rhymes, N.O.R.E., Kardinal Offishall, Freeway & T.O.K. live from Sylvia’s @ Harlem, New York – BBC Radio 1 1 February 2003

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• Cipha Sounds & Max Glazer w/Ja Rule, Sean Paul & Wayne Wonder live from Sylvia’s @ Harlem, New York – BBC Radio 1 1 February 2003

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• DJ Spinbad – Power 105.1 (2004)

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• DJ Spinbad on Power 105 (2003) aw A couple of weeks ago I dropped that big ass zipfile of random 90s joints that you might’ve forgotten about, should play more often, or not heard before. It was pretty popular so here’s the early 00s edition. It took a bit of thinking about it because whereas during the 90s I feel like we were mostly all on the same page (or at least aware of the majority of releases), by the time Y2K hit things were about more than NY and LA and people were finding their listening niches and picking sides. Going through my folders from 2000-2003 there’s the established A-list artists you’d expect, alongside underground indie joints (both backpack and more thugged out), and artists from all over the US, plus the UK too as that was doing quite nicely at the time. I was definitely a lot more open minded back then, possibly as a result of being in my early 20s and generally being less cynical about things but also because I worked in a Virgin Megastore so I had plenty of time to investigate any release that looked interesting. That’s how Blackalicious ended up on here, as Blazing Arrow was one of the few rap albums I could play in store to disrupt the playlist of Sophie Ellis Bextor, Wheatus and Robbie Williams. It was also a time of hitting up the bargain bins in various 2nd hand record shops and picking up anything that looked like it might be something. Discogs and the “vinyl revival” have pretty much killed that experience off for good unfortunately Anyway, here’s the selection…. DOWNLOAD Casual – I Got Ta Get Down D Block – 2 Gunz Up Da Ranjahz ft Ras Kass & Bilal – Da Dopest DJ Quik ft Pharaohe Monch – Murda 1 Case Ghostface Killah – Cherchez La Ghost (Heartbeat remix) Bars & Hooks ft Prodigy – Mind Blowin’ Cappadonna ft Raekwon – Love Is The Message Blackalicious – First In Flight Grand Agent – Every 5 Minutes Just Ice & Big Daddy Kane – Just Rhymin With Kane Big Scoob – Brooklyn Flava Run DMC ft Nas & Prodigy – Queens Day Declaime – Caliwayz (remix) The Game & Obie Trice – Growin Up In The Hood Scarface ft Jay Z – Get Out Pitch Black ft Foxy Brown – Got It Locked Guru ft Timbo King, Killah Priest & Black Jesus – In Here Perverted Monks – Desperado Willmatic – Surround Surveillance Soul Supreme ft AG, T Max & Pete Rock – Queen (Hip Hop) I was going to do a brief write up on each track but that’s a bit much. If there’s anything you want to know just ask.. The photo was taken in a shop that I found one of the above records in. It’s a complete health and fire hazard that makes NYC’s The Thing look like Ikea and I can’t believe it hasn’t been closed down but an hour or so of awkward physical contortions and inhaling all manner of nastiness yielded a result or two so, y’know, appreciate that. POSTED BY STEP ONE AT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2019 3 COMMENTS: LABELS: DONT SLEEP, RANDOM TREATS SATURDAY, 26 AUGUST 2017 Max Glazer on the Radio 1 Rap Show (2003) Max covers for Tim and gets the full 3 hours to himself to play a ton of club bangers. This was a great time for decent rap and r&b crossing over in to the mainstream. I was playing out regularly back then and it was nice to be able to play songs that didn’t completely suck (although some definitely haven’t aged well) to your typical Saturday night Top 40 crowd. That said, if you aren’t into G Unit, Dipset, Rocafella, Snoop, Neptunes etc you may want to give this one a miss. POSTED BY STEP ONE AT SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 2017 NO COMMENTS: LABELS: DJ MIXES, MAX GLAZER, RADIO 1 RAP SHOW, TAPE RIPS, WESTWOOD WEDNESDAY, 26 JULY 2017 Radio 1 Rap Show 03.11.00 with Prime Cuts More R1RS, this time from November 2000 when Jay Z ‘Dynasty’ and Prodigy’s ‘HNIC’ were about to drop, so you get a few tracks off those plus a bit of CNN, Big Scoob, D12, Ja Rule and BG. Part 2 sees Prime Cuts step up for his regular slot mixing up the underground, indie and UK selection. I also posted this 2003 show with DJ Cash Money on the Mixcloud page last week POSTED BY STEP ONE AT WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 1 COMMENT: LABELS: DJ MIXES, PRIME CUTS, RADIO 1 RAP SHOW, TAPE RIPS, WESTWOOD SATURDAY, 1 APRIL 2017 Westwood live from Sylvia’s in Harlem (2003) A ridiculous line up of guests on this show. You can find the first 90 minutes with Ja Rule and Sean Paul here, but the second half is where it’s at with Timbaland, Busta Rhymes, Noreaga, Kardinal Offishall, Freeway and TOK all passing through. And here’s the Freeway freestyle over In Da Club NB: at the start Westwood says Busta will be on the following night’s show, but this was a Saturday (there was no show on a Sunday) so I’m guessing this wasn’t actually broadcast live and they forgot to cut that out of the edit. POSTED BY STEP ONE AT SATURDAY, APRIL 01, 2017 NO COMMENTS: LABELS: BUSTA RHYMES, FREESTYLES, FREEWAY, KARDINAL OFFISHALL, NOREAGA, RADIO 1, TAPE RIPS, TIMBALAND, TOK, WESTWOOD TUESDAY, 14 MARCH 2017 Nas on the Radio 1 Rap Show (2003) Nas on Westwood doing some promo for God’s Son. Lost Tapes 2 definitely coming out apparently. No freestyle unfortunately but I’ve only got an hour of the show here. Hopefully the other tape will turn up (I found tape 2 – still no freestyle though) I had the Made You Look remix in regular rotation for a couple of years so it was good to hear that again for the first time in a while. POSTED BY STEP ONE AT TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 2017 NO COMMENTS: LABELS: NAS, RADIO 1, TAPE RIPS, WESTWOOD THURSDAY, 26 JANUARY 2017 Tim Westwood – Radio 1 Rap Show (12.10.96) Some Westwood from October 96. Nothing too remarkable on here although he does play the full length version of Nature Of The Threat (all 7+ minutes of it) which is wildly unusual and something that almost definitely wouldn’t happen – or be allowed – on BBC radio now. The person that recorded it was going in with the pause button so most of the chat has been cut out but there’s music by OGC, Keith Murray, Meaner, Jay Z, Jeru and D’Angelo. There’s also ‘Pay The Price’ by Mr Pink which is actually Kamanchi Sly from Hijack doing his best Brad Jordan impression. It was a short lived alias which was documented by an article in HHC where they followed him round Soho chatting to hookers (or something like that). He then ditched that persona to become the Unknown MC. I’ll leave it to you to decide whether that was a good thing or not* I’ve recently been hooked up with an insanely large amount of tapes (300+), most of which are Westwood from 97-2003, plus some other bits and pieces. Massive big up to Grime & Lime for that. It’s going to take a while to work through them all but judging by what’s written on some of the inlay cards it will be worthwhile. *It was not. There’s a lot of UK Garage I like but that song is terrible. POSTED BY STEP ONE AT THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2017 NO COMMENTS: LABELS: RADIO 1, TAPE RIPS, WESTWOOD SATURDAY, 30 MAY 2015 RZA ft Method Man, E40, WC, Crooked I & Jayo Felony ‘We Pop’ remix (2003) “this is a Power 106 exclusive…” I remember getting the promo 12″ for the original version of ‘We Pop’ sent to me and not being particularly impressed with it. RZA and ODB on the same track with no other Clan members to bring a bit of style and finesse to proceedings wasn’t really doing it for me at the time. This remix on the other hand, which surfaced some time later, definitely hit the mark. RZA enlists the stellar line up of WC, E40, Crooked I, Jayo Felony and Method Man to do their thing over the same beat… The odd thing about this is that it’s basically a straight jack of ‘Bad Boy For Life’, and like that track, its also produced by Megahertz. Not sure what the full story is behind that but RZA does take a sly shot at Diddy with his opening line. I’ve only come across the song in 2 places, initially on a Kay Slay tape and then on this bootleg 12″, which seems like it doesn’t turn up too often judging by Discogs. POSTED BY STEP ONE AT SATURDAY, MAY 30, 2015 1 COMMENT: LABELS: CROOKED I, E40, JAYO FELONY, METHOD MAN, REMIXES, RZA, UNRELEASED HEAT, VINYL RIPS, WC, WU TANG SUNDAY, 11 JANUARY 2015 A Mixtape Of Mixtapes (unreleased heat from the early 00s) Back in the days of 56K dial-up (which was 2001 – 2005 in my case), downloading a whole mixtape was rarely an option. I might pick up something up on a trip to London from time to time but typically the plan was to check AllHipHop.com to see what was out, and then hit the file sharing sites to try and get any tracks that were of interest. True to form, a lot of these joints were never available in better quality so we learned to live with the low bit rate, tagged versions. I’ve zipped up a few for you, some of which are personal classics. I’d be more than interested in getting hold of better quality versions that exist so if anyone out there is holding ’em then get in touch… DOWNLOAD 1 – 50 Cent & Tony Yayo ‘CREAM’ freestyle 2 – Busta Rhymes ft Raekwon & M Dollars ‘NY State Of Mind’ 3 – Canibus ‘Lean Back’ freestyle 4 – Eminem & Royce 5’9 ‘Renegade’ (original version) 5 – Gravy, Juelz Santana & JR Writer – unknown title 6 – Jadakiss – Live in Philly acapella 7 – Jae Hood – DJ Clue freestyle on Hot 97 8 – Fabolous, A Team, Stack Bundles, Joe Budden & Paul Cain ‘Desert Storm’ 9 – Ludacris ‘Tipsy’ freestyle 10 – Noreaga & Nature ‘Breathe’ freestyle 11 – Pharoahe Monch – Never Walk Alone’ 12 – Stack Bundles, Jae Hood & Gravy ‘New York’ 13 – The Game ‘Duck Down’ I was a big fan of early G Unit mixtape material (and was a bit disappointed with GRODT) so had to throw the freestyle over CREAM in there to kick things off. Busta, Rae and someone called M Dollars over the Nas beat is taken from DJ L’s ‘The Game Is Mine’ CD, as is Noreaga & Nature over Fab’s ‘Breathe’. The version of Renegade with Royce instead of Jigga is from a Kay Slay tape and as far as I’m aware is pretty rare. I love the beat on the Gravy/Juelz/JR Writer track but have no other info on it at all. It sounds like a full track but was listed as a freestyle on Cutmaster C’s ‘Blackout 2003’ mix. The live recording of Jadakiss is awesome – he disses Beanie Sigel, in Sigel’s hometown. Crowd goes apeshit. Goosebump business. I’d kill for an untagged 320 of the ‘Desert Storm’ posse cut from Clue’s Cherry Lounge mixtape, with its flip of the ‘Money Power Respect’ beat, but don’t think that’s ever gonna happen. The Pharaohe Monch track is (I think) from around 2004/05 when he was rumoured to be signing with Shady/Aftermath. Great track and shame it never saw the light of day. The Game track that wraps things up is one of the best he’s ever done and as far as I can tell only exists in sub par quality which is a huge shame. If you only listen to one track on this comp make sure its that one. POSTED BY STEP ONE AT SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 2015 5 COMMENTS: LABELS: CD RIPS, FREESTYLES, UNRELEASED HEAT THURSDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2014 OBFZL Exclusive! An interview with Fallacy It’s been a while since I did an interview. Recently I reached out to one of my favourite MCs, Fallacy who kindly provided, as he put it “the most in depth interview I’ve given since I fucked off” (he left a major deal with Virgin 10 years ago and took some time out from the industry). Since debuting on Blak Twang’s b-side cut ‘Homegrown’ back in 1996, the man also known as Danny Vicious has worked with a variety of big names in UK music, from Roots Manuva and Roni Size to MJ Cole and Zed Bias. With a unique and versatile flow that sets him apart from the majority of UK rappers of his generation, he sounds as comfortable on a UK Garage track as he does spitting on a straight up Hip Hop beat. Here, he speaks on his time in music from starting out in 90s London to his pioneering 2003 album ‘Blackmarket Boy’ and what he’s up to these days… What was your “Day One” as far as Hip Hop goes? Was there one particular track or event that made you start writing? I saw Beat Street when I was a child in the early Eighties, about 6 years old or maybe a bit younger. The first time I saw anyone rap I was mesmerised and I took every opportunity to live for words that rhyme from that moment on. Which rappers were you checking for back then? At that time it was people like Doug E Fresh, Slick Rick, Kool Moe Dee, then just before the golden 90s era: Eric B & Rakim, X Clan, BDP, Positive K, then further along Keith Murray, Masta Ace, Onyx, Wu Tang, Redman, Biggie, Smif n Wessun and Mobb Deep. At the same time there were loads of UK artists that I was rating like Ty, BlakTwang, London Posse of course. And then people that don’t get enough shine for the UK golden era too like Caveman, MC D, Delirious, PLZ, so many to mention. I’m blessed to have come across and worked with a lot of these guys over the years. The late Eighties and Nineties wasn’t just about hip hop, there was Ragga, Jungle and House music happening too so people like Ragga Twins, General Levy, and Merlin were also key. What was the Hip Hop scene like in London in the late 90s? Were you a regular at nights like Kung Fu, Mudlumz and Westwood’s events? The 90s was wild, it was a hotbed for talent and there were hundreds of artists who were fresh, had a direction, wanted to be finitely British and make a mark. I was only young too, a lot of people don’t realise that I’m around 10 years younger than most of the other MCs that were on the scene in London at the time, so at 14/15 years old it was a magic time for me. Read more » POSTED BY STEP ONE AT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2014 NO COMMENTS: LABELS: FALLACY, INTERVIEW Next Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) STEP ONE Step One Throwback Rap Shit: Classic radio shows, mixtapes, freestyles, vinyl and other things that might brighten up your day. 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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Canibus, DMX & Noreaga – March 1998

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• Funkmaster Flex – New York Rap Exchange w/Mobb Deep 11.09.99

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• Mister Cee – Throwback at Noon – Hot 97 11/11/05

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• Mister Cee – Throwback at Noon – Hot 97 4/13/07

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• Funkmaster Flex – Flava Mix – Hot 97 2/18/97 (Side B)

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• Funkmaster FLex – Flava Mix – Hot 97 2/18/97 (Side A)

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• ON HOLD By MR. B

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• Splendido Splendente by MR. B

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• Fatboy eats – brighton rooftop b2b

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• AMorandi – Tech, no? (Sleepy Mix)

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• Fake Dj

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• Grape Ape

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• Joe clausell ministry of sound

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• https://soundcloud.com/felipecallado/felipe-callado-house-culture-jan-2019?in=tokozedg/sets/morning

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• Interaxxis @ Desert in Me – Jet Buenos Aires x We Must

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• Albion – The Continental Disco Sound

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• Hernan Cattaneo @ Mendoza, Quinta Las Rosas 2018

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