Monday, 20 February 2012
the Mobb Deep bootleg (1998/9)
4 unreleased Mobb Deep joints from the late 90s 'Murda Muzik' era (I think). That album went through a few changes before its final release and these didnt make the cut...
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Sound quality is so-so and the somewhat surreal 'Horizons' ends rather abruptly but you do get Prodigy's 'Gun Love', 'Flippin' and '3 The Hard Way' (aka '3 From NYC') featuring Big Noyd. I'm sure these have circulated online before but with all the dead links about at the moment I thought a fresh rip wouldn't hurt. You're welcome.
If you're after more forgotten gems make sure you check out what Lattisaw Tapes are putting together right now
Labels:
Mobb Deep,
unreleased heat,
vinyl rips
Sunday, 19 February 2012
DJ Kofi '90s Classics' mix (2012)
Saturday, 4 February 2012
DJ Step One 'Hoody & Timbs' mix
Just under an hour of 90s Hip Hop with some reggae flavoured business to finish things up...
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Tracklist
Gang Starr 'Gotta Get Over'
Ultramagnetic MCs '2 Brothers With Cheques'
Das EFX 'Hard Like A Criminal'
Snoop Dogg 'Gin & Juice'
A Tribe Called Quest 'Midnight'
Brand Nubian 'Word Is Bond'
Notorious BIG 'Unbelievable'
D&D All Stars '1,2 Pass It'
Smif N Wessun 'Soundboy Buriell' remix
Common Sense 'Resurrection' remix
Black Moon 'I Gotcha Opin' remix
Mega Banton 'Soundboy Killing' remix
Capleton ft Method Man 'Wings Of The Morning' remix
Wayne Smith 'Under Mi Sleng Teng' DJ Muggs remix ft B Real
Supercat ft Jesse West, Mary J Blige, Puff Daddy & Notorious BIG 'Dolly My Baby'
Chocolate Bam Boo '1 2 Da 3 And...'
Its actually the same mix I dropped recently on my radio show, but here you get it unedited and without me talking, dropping jingles etc
Friday, 3 February 2012
D'Angelo 'Brown Sugar' (DJ Step One blend)
I'm off to see D'Angelo perform in Brixton tonight (which will possibly the be the most grown-up and civilised show I've ever been to!) so thought I'd post this blend of 'Brown Sugar' over Dre's 'Xxplosive'. Works quite nicely I think...
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Turns out finding a pic of him with his shirt on was harder than hooking up the blend.
Labels:
blends,
D'Angelo,
DJ Step One,
Dr Dre,
RnB
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