Sunday, 24 June 2012

y'all can't copyright no beats!


I received my first warning/take down notice from Blogger this week, for uploading this of all things. I emailed them back (to no response)to ask exactly who's copyright I had violated as the record in question isn't an unofficial release and I was curious as to who had beef: the dude that put it out, Ice Cube, Puffy, DMX or Survivor. That's 4 different record labels.
In the 3+ years I've been doing this I've generally stayed away from uploading commercial releases and things that are easily available to purchase but I was suprised that in over 400 posts that was the thing that got picked up on. It wasn't even listed on Discogs until a couple of weeks ago.
Anyway, at the risk of getting this whole thing shut down, I'll attempt to press on.

Saturday, 16 June 2012

DJ Step One -
The Infinite Hip Hop Show 16.06.12


Tonight's show included new music from Masta Ace, Rosco P Coldchain and Mystro, aswell an 80s Classics mix and some mid/late 90s selection.

#HipHopBetterWakeUp



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Dont forget to check The Infinite Hip Hop Show on Kane FM tonight at 6pm (UK time)

Tuesday, 12 June 2012

DJ Rectangle 'Ill Rated' (1995)


Just rediscovered this last night. Dope Rectangle mix from '95

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Westside Connection, Special Ed, Channel Live and Goodie Mob all feature but in typical Rectangle style theres a new acapella or instrumental dropped in every couple of minutes.

Wednesday, 6 June 2012

DJ Step One -
The Infinite Hip Hop Show 02.06.12


After a few problems with down/uploading, here's my show from this past Saturday. I hadn't found much new stuff to play so decided to drop a few blends, pulled out some 94/95 material for the golden era selection and there's also a guest mix courtesy of Bristol's Mr Fantastic.

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

Richie Rich - Kiss FM (1991)


Another Kiss FM tape, but the first time I've dropped a Richie Rich show. There was no date on the tape (courtesy of Diseone) but Im guessing its early 1991, or possibly late 1990.
Richie was one of the bigger Hip Hop DJs in London in the mid-late 80s, holding down shows on Kiss in both its pirate and legal forms. He also set up Gee St Records which was the UK outlet for releases by Jungle Brothers, PM Dawn and Gravediggaz amongst others.
Although his own productions were mainly Hip Hop based cut-n-paste affairs, he also dropped the classic 'Salsa House' before ending up presenting on MTV Europe in the early 90s. Since then he pretty much disappeared. I've been told he gave up music and found God.