DJ Eclipse on the XFM All CIty Show (2004)

DJ Eclipse in the mix on Dan Greenpeace's All City Show on XFM back in 2004. Some nice underground joints on here that I had forgotten about.or hadn't heard before.

Kanye West - School Spirit

J Live, Oddisee & Kenn Starr - Quest To Find Him

Mr Complex ft El Fudge - Scrape Your Back Out

Madvillain - All Caps

Alchemist ft Lloyd Banks - Bangers

Redman - The Saga Continues

Cormega ft MOP - Let It Go

Rusty Chains ft Matlock - Get Drunk part 2

Murs - 3:16

Kanye West ft Ludacris - Breathe In Breathe Out

OC - The Professional

Organic Thoughts ft Large Professor - World Renowned

Wildchild - Wonder Years (remix)

Bumpy Knuckles ft Nas - Turn Up The Mic

Spectac ft Phonte - Reasons

unknown - unknown

Pete Rock ft Grap Luva - Collector's Item

Stretch & Bobbito on WKCR (02.09.95)

The 'Wild Pitch extravaganza' show, with MC Serch & DJ Eclipse in the studio showcasing Wild Pitch's new roster. Foul Play, Total Pack and Jesse West are all in the building to play their forthcoming releases and kick a freestyle. OC also puts in an appearance and as you would expect he stands out from his label mates by some distance. Unfortunately 3 months later - the 8th May to be precise - Serch would be on Wildman Steve's WBAU show announcing that Wild Pitch was no more and that the label closed that day. Foul Play and Total Pack would be shelved, their material confined to Eclipse's Wild Pitch Blends mixtape (although the Foul Play demos eventually got the ltd edition vinyl treatment). Jesse West released Put Your Boots On 2 years later but never really made the most of his early association with Puff & Biggie.Obviously OC went on to do well for himself and make his mark.

The full tracklist for this show is online so it must've been uploaded before but I just found a tape of it in a stack of unmarked cassettes that Random Rap Radio donated to me so big up Craig for this one.

download at the hip hop radio archive

DJ Riz & DJ Eclipse - Halftime Show (1999)

Riz and Eclipse's Halftime Show on WNYU from April '99. Not too much talking on this one. East coast underground joints are the order of the day, plus Lil Cease and Mr Bristal pass through the studio.

If you want the Cease & Bristal freestyle seperately I posted it here a few weeks ago

Thanks to Tobes for the original tape.

Now available to download at Hip Hop Radio Archive

DJ Riz & DJ Eclipse - Halftime Show (2001)

45 minutes of Riz & Eclipse's 'Halftime Show' from February 2001. Features music by MOP, Beatnuts, Common, Group Home and more...



Big up DJ MK for this one. He's unearthed another huge box of tapes and I managed to grab a few treats the other night, so best believe theres a few goodies on the way!

DJ Riz & DJ Eclipse - Halftime Show with Prince Paul (1998)

Riz & Eclipse on their WNYU show back in December 98. The show was an old school special so expect lots of 80s/early 90s material, plus Prince Paul is in the studio promoting his 'A Prince Among Thieves' album.

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Thanks to MK for the tape

DJ Riz & DJ Eclipse - Half Time Vol 1 mixtape (1999)

Riz & Eclipse come with a load of late 90s underground flavour on this tape, aswell throwing in a few freestyles and cuts-n-juggles for good measure.

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DJ Riz & DJ Eclipse - Halftime Vol 1 by Djstepone on Mixcloud

Thanks to DJ MK for the original tape. I should've posted more recently but Mediafire won't let me upload anything for some reason. Anyone who knows why this might be get in touch! I'm going with Megaupload in the meantime.

Eli Escobar live @ DJ Eclipse's birthday party (2010)

Eli Escobar (formerly part of Cloudkickers) just posted this on his blog. Straight golden-era 80s Hip Hop recorded live at DJ Eclipse's birthday party in NYC last week.

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"...my man DJ Eclipse had a birthday party on Saturday night and I did a quick set which I've uploaded for you guys. I found myself in a situation almost every DJ prays he never has to be in, having to follow up Primo. I was most definitely not quite in a sober state of mind by the time I went on but luckily I've played all these records so many damn times in my life it didn't really matter. It was a fun night..." - Eli Escobar