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Zerinnerung Mix 015: Drum'n'Bass Mix by Elliptic

Post author By Q-Man
Post date October 19, 2005

Zerinnerung is proud to present the first Drum’n’Bass mix on the label. After a mellow start it’s getting darker and harder and finally really kicks ass like hell.

Also check out the beautiful cover made by Ideology’s cover artist Resi.
http://www.zerinnerung.de/mix.php?id=15

Playlist:

01 – Equal_ – African Horizon
unsigned (www.producer-network.de)
02 – Mindgear – Trumpet Lesson
unsigned (www.atmospheric-dnb.de)
03 – Felix K. – Attack Slowly
HMRecords 001 (www.hungrymenrecords.com)
04 – Furi Anga – Copycat
Language Labs 064 (ll.planet-d.net)
05 – Buzz – Neo’s Dream
Plain Productions 003 (www.plain-productions.de)
06 – Dissident – Operated Dream
Exegene 017 (www.exegene.com)
07 – Barth – Cyclotron
Plain Productions 002 (www.plain-productions.de)
08 – Cycom – Static Electrika
Plain Productions 001 (www.plain-productions.de)
09 – Iaka – The one You Like
Plain Productions 005 (www.plain-productions.de)
10 – Itchthrill – Alzira Robot City
unsigned (www.producer-network.de)

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REVOLUTIONARY MIXTAPE – A M.A.N. CONTRIBUTION

Post author By r3s3t
Post date October 17, 2005

REVOLUTIONARY MIXTAPE – A M.A.N. CONTRIBUTION

Apart from being one of America’s leading scholars and pundits on Black public culture, Mark Anthony Neal is also a music junkie at the core. I had approached him a few months ago to collabo on some Soul Sides post but with his busy schedule, writing about a book a month (or so it seems), he couldn’t commit to anything right away. Then I saw this posting from last month – part of his Critical Noir columns for AOL’s Black Voices site: Revolutionary Mixtape — Songs That Made the Movement. It was great column about the intersection beteween the Black Civil Rights and Power Movements and the music of those eras. However, for a mixtape, there wasn’t any, you know, actual music to go along with the column.

That’s where we come in. So here it is, the Revolutionary Mixtape Revisted (done with M.A.N.’s permission):

Originally written by Mark Anthony Neal, Feb. 2005

“The spirits do not descend without music” — Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones), ‘Blues People‘

Does the movement make the music or does the music make movement? It is a classic chicken-before-the-egg question that has challenged scholars of history and critics of popular music for some time. There’s little doubt though, that for the descendents of formerly enslaved Africans in the United States, music has been a vital aspect of their experience. More so than the literature or visual art and dance that have captured our experience, music has been the primary repository for our anger, fears, desires, pleasures, hope and spiritual beliefs. If you want to get a sense of where the black community at large is at any given time, just listen to our music. This was never more the case during the era of the civil rights and Black Power movements when songs like ‘We Shall Overcome’ and ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’ were the only armor that marchers wore. Below is a mixtape of the songs that made the movement.

‘(I Wish I Knew How) It Would Feel to Be Free’ — Nina Simone
From Heart and Soul (RCA, 1972). Also available on Anthology.

Many of the hard-core activists from the period, including the late Kwame Toure (Stokley Carmichael), considered Nina Simone the “voice” of the civil rights movement. While a track like ‘Mississippi Goddamn’ captures the anger that often surfaced in Simone’s personality, it is the more restrained ‘(I Wish I Knew How) It Would Feel to Be Free’ (written by Dr. Billy Taylor) that really captures the emotions of the period.

‘We’re a Winner’ — The Impressions
From We’re a Winner (ABC, 1968)

With classic recordings like ‘Keep on Pushin’,’ ‘Amen’ and ‘People Get Ready,’ Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions helped to mainstream the ideas of the civil rights movement with non-threatening pop anthems. Perhaps this is why so many folk were in a tizzy when Mayfield’s music became more concretely political beginning with ‘We’re a Winner’ — some stations refused to play the song. It was no longer about a “piece of the pie”; Mayfield was talking about a “takeover.”

‘Young, Gifted and Black’ — Aretha Franklin
From Young, Gifted and Black (Atlantic, 1972)

When you are arguably the most important black female vocalist of the 20th century (Billie Holiday notwithstanding) and you were literally raised in the bosom of the movement (courtesy of your daddy The Rev. C.L. Franklin), every note you sing is gonna take on an enhanced significance. And indeed, throughout the 1960s Aretha’s voice was used in the service of the movement many times. But her most political recording didn’t come until 1972 with the release of ‘Young, Gifted and Black.’ It was Franklin’s rendition of the title track — a song written and initially performed by Simone in tribute to her friend, the late playwright Lorraine Hansberry — that lit a fire in the still emerging post-civil rights generation as witnessed by John Singleton’s use of the song in the film ‘Higher Learning.’

‘A Change Is Gonna Come’ — Sam Cooke
From Ain’t That Good News (RCA, 1964)

With the exception of Ms. Billie’s ‘Strange Fruit’ or Coltrane’s ‘Alabama,’ there is perhaps no other song recorded by an African American in the 20th century that makes you stop dead in your tracks the way Sam Cooke’s ‘A Change Is Gonna Come’ does. Mournful, sullen and majestic, the song was Cooke’s final gift to a movement that was losing dreamers to shotgun blasts by the day.

‘I Don’t Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open Up the Door, I’ll Get It Myself)’ — James Brown
From Sex Machine (Polydor, 1970)

JB’s ‘Say It Loud (I’m Black and I’m Proud)’ seems like a more obvious choice, even with the little Asian-American and Caucasian kids who sang background on the tune. Whereas ‘Say It Loud’ was a popular “feel good” anthem, JB’s more pronounced Black Nationalist do-for-self politics was on display with ‘I Don’t Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open Up the Door, I’ll Get It Myself).’

‘Express Yourself’ — Charles Wright and the 103rd Street Rhythm Band
From Express Yourself (Warner Bros, 1969)

Throughout the 1970s Gamble and Huff revolutionized the concept of politics on the dance floor. But years earlier it was a slice of West Coast funk from Charles Wright that captured the style politics of the generation that emerged in the aftermath of the marches, sit-ins and murders. This “free to be black and me” anthem would be recovered nearly two decades later when Dr. Dre paid tribute to Wright with N.W.A.’s version of the song.

‘Walk Tall (live)’ — Julian “Cannonball” Adderley
From Country Preacher (Capitol, 1969)

Back when our man Jesse Jackson Sr. was lovingly known as the “Country Preacher” he often opened up Operation Breadbasket offices to the popular musicians of the day. In October 1969 it was Cannonball Adderley’s funky soul-jazz that was in the house. Rev. Jackson’s introduction to ‘Walk Tall’ is worth the price of admission alone.

via http://soul-sides.com/2005/03/revolutionary-mixtape-man-contribution.html

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http://www.apinamix.net

Post author By r3s3t
Post date October 16, 2005

Beats & Breaks
( 29 mixes )

Broken Beat
( 23 mixes )

Drum & Bass
( 13 mixes )

Dub Step – Grime

Electro
( 65 mixes )

Freestyle
( 30 mixes )

HipHop – TripHop
( 17 mixes )

House
( 291 mixes )

Jazz
( 16 mixes )

Nu Soul
( 1 mixes )

Reggae – Dub
( 6 mixes )

Retro
( 100 mixes )

Techno
( 209 mixes )

Trance
( 106 mixes )

http://www.apinamix.net

!_mixed_! ELECTRONICA

Sven Swift – like U don´t care [op3n]004

Post author By r3s3t
Post date October 13, 2005

Sven Swift – like U don´t care [op3n]004

( http://www.op3n.net/op3n/004.php )

Swift strikes back!

After his (in any way) extraordinary netaudio compilation for
zerinnerung, 12rec´s own sven swift now offers another view on the
bizarre beauty of the avantgarde in netaudio releases.
On “like U don´t care” the double sided virtual cassette for the
spanish op3n mixtape-netlabel he combines postrockish guitar drones,
fidgety electronics, odd ambient soundscapes, weird beats and little
song constructions with his trademark field-recordings. And all for
one sake… astonishing music.

Okay, we better let the playlist speak for itself. enjoy!

Side A:
01 – item – pennies from heaven
02 – tigrics – he, jelfej!
03 – pantasz – tesla
04 – zavoloka – rankova
05 – makunouchi bento – cariul d
06 – muhr – ladescente
07 – milhaven – cold stars (live excerpt)*
08 – peter holy – time*
09 – elias falken – et in arcardia ego CD
10 – sepia hours – still blossoming, again and again (excerpt)
11 – zen savauge – strange attractors
12 – radioboy – television
13 – lo-bat – smack the jackpot (live)*
14 – lullaby for all the chipheads out there

Side B:
01 – cryptic scenery – final glimmer*
02 – asyncdrone – distance 1
03 – mike ladd – freestyle*
04 – the moglass – the map (webfootprinting) (excerpt)
05 – tilia – … and coming back (excerpt)*
06 – andrej kiritchenko – illusion of safety
07 – lepenik – i see the ocean from my window (no whales today)*
08 – silk cut – der sommerhit (excerpt)*
09 – pino the frog – signaltest
10 – melodium – hellomusic (ochre remix)
11 – G.N.R. w/ schorsch kamerun – improvisation 1 (live excerpt)*
12 – BRTLMN – onublauxe
13 – unstern bedroht – like there is no tomorrow (excerpt)

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2,3,BREAK hip hop, funk, DnB, reggae, soul, rare groove mixes –

Post author By r3s3t
Post date October 12, 2005

2,3,BREAK Internet Radio
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2,3,BREAK hip hop, funk, DnB, reggae, soul, rare groove mixes –

http://www.23break.com/mixups.php

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Ru C.L: Mixtape Styles

Keeping it raw, Ru C.L (pronounced roo-cee-el) “Mixtape Styles” was written in a week and recorded in two days. Some of your your favourite old and new hip hop joints and jams have been re-interpreted by Ru C.L and mixed expertly by that manipulating agent, Katalyst.

Track List:

01 Introducing
02. one Thing
03. Naughty Girl
04. Number one Spot
05. Not Many
06. Encore
07. Drop it Like it’s Hot
08. Uzi (Pinky Ring Thing)
09. Made Ya Look
10. So Ghetto
11. Cop That Shit
12. Bluesin’ It
13. Brooklyn Zoo
14. Halftime
15. Satisfied
16. My Friend
17. The Set Up (You Don’t Know)
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Finger Lickin presents Soul of Man mixup

Soul of Man drops the latest instalment of funk-fuelled nuggets from the world’s favourite breakbeat label, Finger Lickin Records. Track list has all the usual suspects including Soul Of Man, Drumattic Twins, Plump DJs, Lee Coombs and more! This one is for the breakbeat headz!!!

Track List:
01. Slyde – We Love It
02. Drumattic Twins – Sticky
03. Soul of Man – Get It Girls
04. Drumattic Twins – Rocksteady
05. Plump DJs – Creepshow (Soul of Man remix)
06. Plump DJs – Soul Vibrates 07. Lee Combs and Dylan Rhymes – Alright All
08. Soul of Man – Kickback
09. Lee Combs & Meat Katie – The Hum
10. Soul of Man – Shake ’em Down (Dylan Rhymes remix)
11. Plump DJs – Bullet Train
12. Lee Coombs & Andy Gardner – Obsessional Rhythm (Atomic Hooligan remix)
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DJ Bonez cooks it up in Mamas Kitchen

Melbourne hip hop label, Obese Records has been kickin it for a decade now. Yeah mate, thats 10 years of damn fine hip hop from one of Aussie hip hops most original labels. To commemorate such a feat, DJ Bonez has stepped to the decks and released a mix album consisting of 2 CD’s choc full of Obese tracks. They’ve called this session the Mamas Kitchen mix album and it’s available through Obese now!

Track Listing:
01. My Imagination – After Hours
02. Slob My Knob – Art of War
03. Fast Pace – Hyjak and Torcha feat. MC Kye
04. Rapunzal – A-Love
05. Point of No Return – Hyjak
06. Beastly – Upshot
07. Cut Throats – Brothers Stoney
08. BBQ Song – Mass MC feat. MC Thorn
09. Dumb Enough – Hilltop Hoods
10. Woody Wood Pecker – Dazastah
11. Type Cast – The Hospice
12. Melways – Reason feat. Bias B
13. Courageous – Matty B
14. Tins of Beans – Pegs
15. We Built This – Solomon Kleptoe
16. Clarity – Andy Struksha
17. Bad Habits – Funkoars feat. Headlock, Suff and Pressure
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The Hermitude Mixtape

The Hermitude are releasing a new album, Tales of the Drift, and to give all you Hermit fans out there a taste of what to expect, we got a copy of the mixtape teaser courtesy of the wicked people over at Elefant Traks!
Featuring tracks from their new album, Tales of the Drift, as well as some old favourites along with a nice Spikey Tee remix of Gusto’s Theme, it’s prime Aussie hip hop cuts mate!

Track Listing:
01. Intro
02. Tapedeck Sound
03. Gustos Theme (Spikey Tee remix)
04. Nightfalls Messenger
05. Daze in Wobblyland
07. Galactic Cadillac
08. Can’t Stop
09. Cave Styles
10. Blu MC
11. Section Reckin
12. Highway Burner
13. Splendid Isolation

Visit the Elefant Traks web site and order yourself a copy of the new album now!
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DJ Shortfuse Sonic Violator mixup

With over 10 years of skillz under his belt, DJ Shortfuse has been ripping shit in the turntablist game for a long time. With tracks on reknowned Bomb records compilation Return of the DJ series among several other releases from Bomb Records and Hip Hop Slam, he definitely has been gaining recognition in a world of mundane skratch tracks and boring live shows. Reknowned for being the black sheep of the pack, opting to rock out with metal, rock, and crazy intrumental records along with mad skratching and a live steez only he can do, you can be sure that he is one of a kind. The “Sonic Violator” mixup is a much loved underground classic featuring original material from Shortfuse & his old crew Occidents along with some dope underground and classic material from the late nineties and has sold over 3000 copies for a good reason. A chainsaw masochistic turntablist in the extreme, you should check this mixup out now before someone comes and kicks your head in!

Sonic Violator Track List:

01. Shortfuse – 4 Stages of Lupus
02. Blackalicious – Def, Dumb and Blind
03. Tash – Bermuda Triangle
04. Sacred Hoop – Bathtub Gin
05. Shortfuse – Likher Pig
06. Prototype – Occidents (95 demo mix)
07. KRS onE – Mortal Thoughts (blend)
08. Mad Skillz – Conceited Bastard
09. Organized Konfusion – Thirteen
10. Saafir – Crawl B4 U Walk
11. Shortfuse – Mommy Outro
12. Rumble & Prototype – Double Penetration
13. Saul Williams – Twice the First Time
14. 7L & Esoteric – Def Rhymes
15. Del – Help Me Out (remix/blend)
16. Blade – We’ll Survive
17. Shortfuse – Cruise Through Space
18. KRS onE – Like a Throttle
19. Blackmoon – Showdown
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Shepdogs Pet not Pest mixup

Direct from the U.K and showing an affinity with mans best friend, Shepdog has dropped his party funk and grooves mix on 2,3,BREAK! Featuring tracks from Australias Flow Dynamics, Fort Knox Five, Sleeve, Jersey Devil Social Club and 2020 Sound System, this Shepdog mix is one for the funk dawwwwwgz!

Shepdog “Pet not Pest” Track List:
01. Pet Intro
02. Tribute to JB Family” ? The Last Minister
03. Get it on” ? Sleeve
04. “Live in the Mix” ? Flow Dynamics
05. “C?mon People” ? Kraak en Smaak
06. “Set Fire to the Disco” ? Kraak en Smaak
07. “Hear Sugar” ? Double Beat
08. “Hey Jack” ? 2020 Soundsystem
09. “Tribute at 121bpm” ? Jersey Devil Social Club
10. “The Owner (Fort Knox remix)” ? Dr Rubberfunk
11. “Dodge City Rockers (All Good Funk Alliance mix)” ? Fort Knox Five
12. “Galaxy (Plumps remix)” ? War
13. “The Bounce” ? Trevor Loveys
14. “Say Yeah” ? Kraak en Smaak
15. Pest Outro
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The Flow Dynamics Funk Truck Mix 2

The second funky payload from the Flow Dynamics funk truck has been dropped on 2,3,BREAK! The second in a tri-series of mixes put together by W.A’s very own Flow Dynamics. once again, there’s nothing rare or obscure here, just a mixup of some fun, funky tunes that friends and family kept asking Flow Dynamics to make.

Track List:
01. Junket Sisters – What you waiting for?
02. Fela Sola – Say No Go
03. King Crete Poppy – Great Raspberry Ripoff
04. Double Gee & Pricklee – Lesson Two
05. Jim Mission – Hotslice Payback
06. Double D Cup and Slideski – Lesson 3
07. The Sequins/Deskchecka – Simon Says
08. Bob Basin & Easy He – It Takes Two
09. Nut Blemish – Lesson Six
10. DJ Brad Lowe – Lesson Four
11. Boggy Shoes Experience – Piper Cherokee
12. Quite Frankline/One Pascal – Respect
13. Deli Sol – Saturdays
14. Jim Mission/Gym Dodgers – Give it up Outro

Visit the Flow Dynamics web site now to find out all the latest news, releases and tour info.
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Joe Ransom Hip Hop Mix

Joe Ransom is the man behind the hugely successful FabricLive 20 CD and he drops some hip hop madness on 2,3,BREAK! Plenty of U.K hip hop in here (suprise, suprise!) as well as some solid favourites. Mos, Def, Nas, Snoop Dogg get a run alongside Ty, Young Gun, Evil Ed and Mr Thing in a real club dancefloor smasher!

Tracklisting:
01. Mr Thing & Yungun – Dancing Shoes!!!
02. Nas – Get Down
03. Mos Def – Wylin Out Remix
04. Ty – So U Want More?
05. Evil Ed Ft Yungun – Nico Suave
06. Nas Ft Ludacris & Doug E. Fresh – Virgo
07 Snoop Dogg – Drop It’s Like It’s Hot
08. Kardinal Offishall – Hurricane
09. Jo Budden – Wait a Minute
10. LL Cool J – Headsprung
11. Xzibit – Hey Now (Mean Muggin)
12. Sha Stimuli – Clap at Ya
13. TS – Lean Back
14. Kardinal Offishall – Bumboclawt

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DJ Die brings the Cross Collaborations mix

It’s been a while but at last FULL CYCLE release their latest mix album and this time, it a group effort!! Including the mighty MEGA MIX!! Too many top tunes on here – some killing dance floors already! Clinically put together by the one like DJ Die, this one is well worth the wait!

TRACK LISTING:
01. Die & Clipz ? Monorail
02. Photek & Die featuring Hollie G ? Thunder
03. Roni Size, Die & Krust – Appreciation
04. Krust & Die ? It’s A Trap (Clipz Remix)
05. Krust & Die ? Collision Course
06. Roni Size & Die ? Raw, Dirty & Grimey
07. Roni Size & Die feat Hollie G ? Impact Music
08. Krust & Surge ? Stuck In The Mud
09. Die & Clipz ? Channel Rock
10. Roni Size, Die & Krust feat Tech 3 – Keystone Cops
11. Die & Clipz ? Fresh Evidence
12. Roni Size & Surge ? Class Act
13. Tali ? Lyric on My Lip (Krust & Clipz Remix)
14. Clipz & Krust – Robots Rebellion
15. D Product & Surge ? Bounce The Bass
16. Krust & Clipz ? Brainwash
17. Die & Clipz – Citizen
18. Clipz & Surge ? Pump It Up
19. Clipz & Surge ? No Tomorrow
20. Clipz & Tali ? My Shoes
21. Megamix
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All Aboard The Funk Truck with Flow Dynamics

The Flow Dynamics Funk Truck is here to drop the first of three funky payloads on 2,3,BREAK! This is strictly a mix of old school classics that lie in the feelgood realm somewhere between funk & disco. There’s nothing rare or obscure here, just a mixup of some fun, funky tunes that friends and family kept asking Flow Dynamics to make. You’ll recognise a lot of the beats, breaks, samples and tracks on here as the backing to some classic hip hop tracks, especially if you’re a De La Soul or Nightmares on Wax fan. This mix is the first in a 3-part series of old school funk, hip hop and party breaks mixes put together by Flow Dynamics that will be available right here on 2,3,BREAK over the coming weeks!

Tracklisting:
01. The Sequins – ‘Funk You Up’
02. Aunt Louise – ‘I like Funky Music’
03. Boy Aires – ‘Love Will Bring Us Back Together’
04. JP and the Moonshine Band – ‘I Get Lifted’
05. The Bar Cards – ‘Let’s Have Some Fun’
06. The King Gees – ‘I Believe In Music’
07. Racy Jones – ‘Pull Up To The Bumper’
08. Water Murky Band – ‘Get A Little Loving’
09. Holdin It – ‘I Feel Sanctified’
10. Loose – ‘Catch A Groove’
11. Tea Correction – ‘Groove To Get Down’
12. People Rejoice – ‘Do It Any Way You Wanna’
13. The Barbarians – ‘Shack Up’
14. Police Force – ‘We Got The Funk’
15. The Lemmings – ‘Get That Groove In’
16. Gas – ‘Sing Sing’
17. Mighty Bike Riders – ‘Evil Vibrations’
18. Wide Select – ‘Always There’
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Katalyst and Leeroy Brown Hip Hop mix

Katalyst and his main scratch co-hort, Leeroy Brown provide the cuts and drops from this hip hop mix circa 2003. A rare mix that wasn’t released commercially, this set contains many of the old favourites and underground classics such as Dilated Peoples, Gang Starr, Blackalicious, Gift of Gab, Pharcyde, KRS-One + Rhazel, Ugly Duckling and more. Now who’s laughing!

Track Listing:
Not available at present
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Controller 7 goes “pop”

At the end of 2003, Controller 7 began compiling something he roughly refered to as the “pop” mix. This part-time hobby was an attempt to keep a smile on his face. What resulted was a 15 and a half minute mix that made friends out of former strangers. The mix features music from Kelis, Digital Underground, Stezo, Justin Timberlake, Slick Rick, Whodini, Oran “Juice” Jones, Busta Rhymes, Dimples Tee, G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid, Cerrone, UTFO, Jermaine Stewart, Jungle Brothers, Five Deez, and Britney Spears. Britney Spears??? only 50 were made. Its a cute little pocket sized mix that will make the ladies say ohhhhh and the fellas say yooooooo! Like a dance party in your pocket. Some will love it. Some will hate it. Everyone needs it. Check it!

Tracklisting (sort of):
Kelis – “Milkshake”
Digital Underground – “The Humpty Dance”
Stezo – “It’s My Turn”
Justin Timberlake – “Like I Love You”
Slick Rick – “I Shouldn’t Have Done It”
Whodini – “Nasty Lady”
Oran “Juice” Jones – “The Rain”
Busta Rhymes – “Light Your Ass on Fire”
Missy Elliott – “I’m Really Hot”
Dimples Tee – “Jealous Fellas”
G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid – “Play That Beat Mr. D.J.”
Cerrone – “Rocket In The Pocket”
U.T.F.O. – “Kangol & Doc”
Jermaine Stewart – “The Word Is Out”
Jungle Brothers – “What U Waitin’ 4”
Five Deez – “B-Girl”
Britney Spears – “I’m A Slave 4 U”
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DJ T-Rock serves up his Hip Hop Sundae

DJ T-Rock is a party rocking scratch addict (by his own addmission.) The Hip Hop Sundae mix is a mixture of hip hop, rock, turntablism, funk, soul, breakbeat, mixing, scratching, party rockin’, 45’s, 12 inches, old stuff and new. Also some original production and a few surprise remixes by the man himself. This mix has everything from a funked up version of Foxy Lady to a rock solid mix of Wild Thing by various artists. Gangstarrs ‘Just to get a Rep’ gets a wicked touch up, as does Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Beastie Boys, Run DMC, Tone loc and many, many more! Word!

Tracklisting
1. Scratchin in Rhythm/Pay Attention
2. Bizarre Ride with my Dirty 45’s (2:05)
3. Full Contact Rock Mixology (20:30)
4. A New Style of Cut Thrusts (30:05)
5. Funky Finger Acrobatics (31:36)
6. Disobedient Jimi @ the AA Meeting (50:23)
7. The Stevie Raw Wonder Shimmy (52:49)
8. Reputation of a Genius of Love (53:50)
9. Good ol Fashioned Rock Solid DJing (55:10)
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Boca plays us his 45’s

Boca45 recently stepped to the turntables and recorded a 1-hour live mix featuring his beloved 45’s. No ProTools used here mate! It’s a live mix that has everything from Aretha Franklin to Mos Def, Jay Z VS The Beatles, some Beastie Boys stuff, the legendary Marley Marl, Donovan and of course, some Boca45 tracks too. Check it out!

Tracklisting
1. Intro
2. Boca 45 ‘The Countdown’
3. Bohannon ‘Rap on Mr DJ’
4. Mad Kap ‘Proof Is In The Puddin’
5. OC ‘Times Up’
6. Keith Mansfield ‘Morning Broadway’
7. Aretha Franklin ‘One Step Ahead’
8. Mos Def ‘Ms Fat Booty’
9. Boca45 ‘Airdrums’
10. Bobby Franklins Insanity ‘Bring It on Down’
11. The Turtles ‘I’m Chief Kamanawanaiea’
12. The Byrds ‘Fido’
13. DJ Shadow ‘The Number Song Cut Chemist Party Mix’
14. Boca 45 ‘Steady Rocking’
15. Technolo G ‘Go To Work’
16. Beastie Boys ‘Shadrach instrumental’
17. Marley Marl ‘Marley Marl Scratch’
18. John Williams ‘Boogaloo Baby’
19. Willie Mitchell ’30-60-90′
20. Divine Styler ‘Aint Saying Nothing’
21. Master Ace ‘Letter To The Better’
22. Interlude..
23. Boca 45 ‘Take A Ride’
24. Marsha Hunt ‘Wild Thing’
25. Donavon ‘Hurdy Gurdy Man’
26. Carl Bradney ‘Slipping Into Darkness’
27. John Holt ‘Ali Baba’
28 .Boca 45 ‘It’s Over..’
29. Jay Z vs The Beatles ‘Encore’
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Mr. Scruff: keeping it Solid Steel

Mr. Scruff is back with a new mix-CD release titled “Keeping it Solid Steel” pt.1. Mixing everything from Ultramagnetic MC’s, Dread Boyz, Mark Rae, Sarah Winton, Erykah Badu and The Arsonists, this one is definately worth checking out.

Tracklisting:
1. Intro
2. Mungo’s Hi-Fi feat. Brother Culture, Ing
3. Big Youth, Waterhouse Rock (g-corp 12″ mix)
4. Eigth from the Egg, Black Milk
5. Just Ice, Going Way Back
6. Chocolate Milk, Time Machine
7. Arsoninsts, Flashback
8. Erykah Badu, Back in the Day
9. Utd, My Kung Fu
10. Ultramagnetic MCs, Ego Trippin
11. Papa Austin with Great Peso, Wrong Girls to Play with
12. Sarah Winton, Tell me how
13. Demon Boyz, Recognition
14. Dred Scott, Check the Vibe”
15. Mark Rae V Deadbeats, Funky for you
16. Madknap, Dopest Verse
17. 2day & 2moro, Disney on Acid (cappo,learn to dance accapella)
18. The Peddlers, Impressions (part 3)
19. Luis Enriquez, Carrefour
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LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad Progressions Sessions: LIVE in Germany

Synonymous with the drum’n’bass genre all over the world, LTJ Bukem and MC Conrad provide the tunes from their latest Progression Session set recorded live in Germany.

Tracklisting:
1. Greg Packer……………… Organ Tune
2. Makoto and DJ Inza…….. Eastern Dub
3. MC Conrad and Makoto… Golden Girl
4. Kymera…………………… This Is Soul Mine
5. Stress Level & TC 1…….. No Way Back
6. Catch 22…………………. Burning
7. Basic Operations…………. Era Soul
8. Illogic and Raf……………. Shootout
9. Mathematics V Tactile….. Rub a Dub
10. Makoto…………………… Promise
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Rolling with the A.L.F

DJ A.L.F has been part of the Sydney DnB scene since it’s early days. Check out this latest set that he’s put together which is “absolutely chocca’s” with local d’n’b talent including Vice Versa, Ritual, Freddy Fred, Motive and Semper Fi! Serious stuff, mate!

* = Australian xx = UK/International
Tracklisting
01. Vtek – The Calm *
02. Sean – Beneath The Surface *
03. ALF & Vice Versa – Out Of Da Loop *
04. Ritual – Apeman *
05. Calibre – Little Man [Soul:r] xx
06. Motive – Saviour Dub *
07. Commix – Roots Train [Hospital] xx
08. Qproject – Nation 2 Nation [Hospital] xx
09. ALF & Vice Versa – Jubby *
10. Calibre – Cold Halo [Revol:ver] xx
11. Ritual – Dubwise *
12. Wicked Beat Sound System – Dis Sound (Vice Versa Remix) *
13. Break – The Compass [Explicit] xx
14. Motive – The Knowledge *
15. FreddyFred – Del Boca Vista *
16. FreddyFred – ? *
17. Motive – Airtight *
18. Mas & Seanie T – 7 Days O’ Erb (Ritual Remix) *
19. Semper-Fi – Far From Here *
20. Vice Versa – Snuff Box (RollersMusic – ALF & Ritual Remix) *
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Mirage Expedition mix

DJ Mirage is one half of Aussie DnB production team Vice Versa. Their live sets consist of DJ Mirage spinning tracks whilst MC Ro takes to the mic. Take a seat, you’re going on an expedition!

Tracklisting
1 Nookie – Nightfalls [Looking Good]
2 Makoto – Voices [Good Looking]
3 Everything but the girl – Blame [Virgin]
4 Radiance – Jazz resource [Purified Audio]
5 carlito & addiction – nothing better [Defunked]
6 calibre – vice [Creative Source]
7 total science – juicy fruit [CIA]
8 mistical – mistical dub [Soul:R]
9 influx datum – back for more [Formation]
10 mist – play on me [Soul:R]
11 omni trio – nu birth [Moving Shadow]
12 sonic generation – absolute magnitude [Looking Good]
13 klute – phonecall (matrix rmx) [Certificate 18]
14 photek – rings around saturn [science]
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!_mixed_! BREAKS

s_move – free the funk-back the funk-hype the funk

Post author By s_move
Post date October 12, 2005

STRICTLY NUSKOOL!!!

s_move – free the funk-back the funk-hype the funk

Tracklist
1. DJ Quest & Odissi – Wormhole (Hardcore Beats)
2. Longplayers – Katsu (LP Rec.)
3. CNM – In the Place (White)
4. Longplayers – Abstract Funk (LP Rec.)
5. Kickflip – Different World (Beat Industries)
6. Aquasky vs Masterblaster – Boom! (Breakfastaz RMX) (777 Rec.)
7. Breakfastaz – The Pressure (Passenger Rec.)
8. Ed209 vs. Long Range – Dr. Hoover (Hardcore Beats)
9. Eskmo – Cliffside (Cyberfunk Rec.)
10. Splitloop – on my Mind (Against the Grain)
11. Krafty Kuts – Lost Plates (White)
12. Kay Cee – Escape (Kay Cee’s RMX) (Orbit Rec.)

Right-Click, Save-As….

-= 0 Day Links =- !_dates_!

24.09.Fuckparade Demo "Fight for your right to party"

Post author By r3s3t
Post date September 22, 2005

Die Fuckparade verurteilt die brutalen und menschenverachtenden
Polizeiaktionen gegen die Musikfestivals CzechTek und Versus II aufs
entschiedenste.

Diese unsäglichen Vorgänge stehen in einer Linie mit ähnlich anmaßenden
Übergriffen der Polizei in jüngster Zeit und den verschärften
Gesetzgebungen in vielen europäischen Ländern, die sich nicht nur gegen
gemeinsames Erleben von Musik und Tanz bei Festivals und in Clubs,
sondern systematisch gegen alternative Lebensweisen und Kulturen richten.

Wir sehen dies als fortschreitenden Verfall von Toleranz in der
Gesellschaft und als Mißachtung von Menschenrechten, eine weitere
Beschränkung sozialer Räume, in denen sich friedliche und freiheitliche
Grundeinstellungen von Menschen bilden können.

Um dagegen anzugehen, treffen wir uns am Sonnabend, den 24.9., um 14 Uhr
an der Glinkastraße, Ecke Unter den Linden, in der Nähe der
US-Botschaft. Von dort wollen wir mit verstärkten Signalquellen (Mobile
sound support: *core, noize) zur Botschaft der Tschechischen Republik
demonstrieren, um uns gegen die Übergriffe von Polizei und
Spezialeinsatzkräften auf friedlich tanzende Musikliebhaber zu wehren.

Wir treten zeitgleich mit AktivistInnen in Paris vor die politisch
Verantwortlichen und fordern:

– die vollständige Aufklärung der Polizeiaktionen auf Grundlage der
Charta der Menschenrechte und Freiheit

– die an den gesetzlosen Handlungen beteiligten Polizisten und die sie
authorisierenden Vorgesetzten sollen zur Verantwortung gezogen und die
Opfer ihrer Gewalt entschädigt werden

– Tanzende sind keine Kriminellen! Stoppt den Einsatz von bewaffneten
Einheiten gegen junge Menschen!

– Keine Party ist illegal! Für das Recht, öffentlichen Raum ohne grossen
bürokratischen Aufwand und ohne Überwachung nutzen zu können!

– Solidarität mit unterdrückten Subkulturen in allen Teilen der Welt!

Die Demo in Paris startet an der Mur de la Paix am Champs de Mars. Die
Großdemonstration in Prag findet am Mittwoch, den 28.9. statt, dem
tschechischen Nationalfeiertag: ab ca. 14 Uhr auf dem Wenzelsplatz. Die
Fuckparade unterstützt CzechTek mit den Einnahmen aus Soliparties, neben
anderen wird auch Fuckparade-Mitorganisator Trauma XP bei der Demo auf
dem Wenzelsplatz sprechen.

http://www.bembelterror.de/fuckparade/presse/2005-09-20/

!_mixed_! TECHNO HOUSE

ACID > rp-back_in_the_days_again

Post author By r3s3t
Post date September 22, 2005

About 6 years ago my mix titled “Back in the days” made its way to the
internet. I have no idea how many people downloaded it until today,
but due to the huge feedback i received since then i suspect it came
around a lot. I find it in many Soulseek shares, mentioned in many
articles, discussed on many forums and mailinglists.

I would like to thank everyone for the mails, feedback and support.
Especially Chris^Anodized.com for hosting it such a long time, Stereo
Jack for getting me into all this mess, Placid and the Acid-House.net
people, my friends at Livesets.com as well as Mike/AudioRealism.

Here’s the official followup to the set, let’s go “back in the days
again”.

Download:
http://anodized.com/~rktic/rp-back_in_the_days_again.cue

[120mb, 74m53s]

Playlist:
01. Spanky – Acid bass (Trax Records)
02. Lidell Townsell – I’ll make you dance (Trax Records)
03. Adonis – The poke (DJ International)
04. Mike Dearborn – New dimension (Muzique)
05. Maurice Joshua – I got a big dick (Trax Records)
06. Foremost poets – Reasons to be dismal (Nu Groove)
07. Derrick May – Wiggan Re-Mix (Pheerce City)
08. Gene Hunt – Acid manners (Djax UP)
09. Joe Lewis – one on one (Target Records)
10. MD III – Face the nation (Underground)
11. Robert Armani – Invasion (Dance Mania)
12. Raz – Baila (Ralphie Rosario razzamatazz remix) (DJ International)
13. The Untouchables – Yeah C’mon (Strictly Rhythm)
14. Armando – 151 (Muzique)
15. Brandon Cooke feat. Roxanne Shante – Sharp as a knife (BCM)
16. Paul Rutherford – Get real (Happy House mix) (4th & Broadway)
17. Acid Junkies – Sector 9 (Djax UP)
18. Lil Louis – Frequency (Dance Mania)
19. Open House & Placid Angels – Aquatic (Buzz)
20. Phuture – The creator (Jack Trax)
21. The Traxxmen – Emergency (Muzique)
22. Underground Resistance – Micronaut+7 (UR)
23. Paris Grey – Don’t lead me (2001 Mix) (Network)
24. Mix Masters – House Express (Tyree’s transfer mix) (DJ International)
25. Paperclip People – Gypsy Man (Buzz)
26. Cybersonik – Cabaret 7 (+8)

by rp@rohformat.de

via netaudio yahoo newsgroup

!_mixed_! HIP-HOP-RAP

Kill3R > "The Tape" aka Robot Koch in the Mix

Post author By r3s3t
Post date September 21, 2005

ALSO +++Jahcoozi?s Robot Koch (also known for The Tape) has also made a MASHITUP.MIX for all you ghetto supastars out there! the second last track is actually recorded in Jahcoozi?s studio in Friedrichshain with Kano, Lethal B, Jammer and D Double just over a year ago on the weekend of the first ever grime event in berlin! girl, this track has history??made in berlin!

here is the tracklisting +++++++++++++
mixed & mashed by robot koch

1. Dizzee Rascal vs. Mya & ODB ? fix up look sharp/ghetto superstar (bootleg)
2. Prince Po ? hold dat (lex)
3. The Tape vs. RQM ? hungry man (kyo)
4. Heat Sensor feat. Bahamadia ? Orange Alert (sound ink)
5. Jahcoozi vs. Vex?d ? Homeboy?s Blender/Smart Bomb (Bootleg)
6. Anti Pop Consortium vs. Vex?d ? Who am i/Pop Pop (Bootleg)
7. Stereotyp vs. Al Haca ? blaze & cook (klein)
8. Jahcoozi ? black barbie [stereotyp RMX] (kitty-yo)
9. Roots Manuva ? Collosal Insight ? [Soft Pink Truth RMX] (big dada)
10. Autodrive ? Abzug (Perlon)
11. Jahcoozi vs. Vex?d ? Shake the doom/Canyon (bootleg)
12. Jahcoozi feat. Kano, D Double E, Lethal B & Jamma ? JAH Studio Session (Mixtape Exclusive)
13. Seu Jorge ? life on mars (hollywood records)

Download MP3 (42:20min, 58.1MB)

via http://www.grimetime.de/ much more related stuff on that site from berlin …

!_mixed_! DUBSTEP EXPERIMENTAL

Download dubstep mixes + pirate radio shows …

Post author By r3s3t
Post date September 21, 2005

Friday, July 01, 2005

MIXES http://dubstep.blogspot.com

RINSEFM SETS

DJ_Distance@RinseFM-01.09.05.
Dj_Distance@RinseFM-18.08.05.
Dj_Distance_b2b_Scientist@RinseFM-01.07.05.
Hatcha@RinseFM-14.09.05.
Hatcha@RinseFM-29.06.05.
Kode9_b2b_Loefah@RinseFM-08.09.05.
Kode9_b2b_Mala@RinseFM-01.09.05.
Kode9_b2b_Youngsta@RinseFM-25.08.05.
Kode9@RinseFM-04.08.05.
N-Type@RinseFM-13.08.05
Quiet_Storm@RinseFM-26.08.05.
S+D-Lohan@RinseFM-14.09.05.
S+D&DjDistance&Scientist@RinseFM-24.08.05.
Search_&_Destroy@RinseFM-17.08.05.
SLT_Mob@RinseFM-03.09.05.
Youngsta@RinseFM-07-07-05.

RADIO SETS

Coop@Underground_Knowledge-March05
Digital_Mystikz@BBCradio1
Digital_Mystikz@Peel_Tribute_Show-16.12.2004.
DST@dawntempo-20.08.05.
Hotflush@PyroRadio-29.07.05.
JDaFlex@Underground_Knowledge-11.10.04.
JDaFlex@Underground_Knowledge-28.12.04.
JDaFlex@Underground_Knowledge-11.01.05.
JDaFlex@Underground_Knowledge-25.01.05.
JDaFlex-UndergoundKnowledge-01.02.05.-pt1
JDaFlex-UndergoundKnowledge-01.02.05.-pt2
JDaFlex-UndergoundKnowledge-11.04.05.
JDaFlex-UndergoundKnowledge-25.07.05.
Joenice@Gourmetbeats-30.08.05.
Joenice@Gourmetbeats-17.05.05.
Joenice@Gourmetbeats-29.06.05.
Joenice@Gourmetbeats-19.07.05.
Kode9@Sao_Paulo-15.05.05.
Plasticman@1xtra-aug2005.
Vex’d@Breezeblock-26.07.05.
Youngsta@Kiss100-17.08.05.

STUDIO MIXES

DJRipple-Dubstep_mix
DST-Shooby_Dubby_v.4.4
Dusk+Blackdown-Keysound_radio
Forensics-dubstep_mix7
Forensics-dubstep_mix8
Forensics-dubstep_mix9
Guttermix-05.08.05.
Hatcha_Practice_Hours-June05
John_Bushby-Questionable_Things
Kode9-19.01.05.
Skream_mix-october2004.
SkreamMixAug05

LIVE SETS

Dave_Q+MC Juakali@DubWar-Aug05
JDaFlex&Oris_Jay@rpmparty-september2004
Joenice@Sonar-28.05.05.
Kid_Kameleon-Grubstep_Mix-April05.
Plasticman@rpmparty-june2005
Reza@TempoTantrum-05.05.
SLT_mob@rpmparty-june2005
Youngsta@Mannheim

TRACKLISTS

Distance-deleted_scenes_mix
DJRipple-Dubstep_mix
DST@dawntempo-20.08.05.
DST-Shooby_Dubby_v.4.4
Dubquixote-dubstep_mix_nov2001
Dubway-dubstep_mix-07.04.05.
Dusk+Blackdown-Keysound_radio
ElSid-DubstepBreakbeat
Even-dubstep_mix
Forensics-dubstep_mix7
Forensics-dubstep_mix8
Forensics-dubstep_mix9
Guttermix-05.08.05.
Hatcha_Practice_Hours-June05
Hotflush@PyroRadio-29.07.05.
JDaFlex-Deuce2002
JDaFlex-Deuce2003/2004
JDaFlex-UndergoundKnowledge-01.02.05.
JDaFlex-UndergoundKnowledge-11.04.05.
JDaFlex-UndergoundKnowledge-25.07.05.
Joenice@Gourmetbeats-17.05.05.
Joenice@Gourmetbeats-29.06.05.
Joenice@Gourmetbeats-19.07.05.
Joenice@Sonar-28.05.05.
John_Bushby-Questionable_Things
Kid_Kameleon-Grubstep_Mix-April05.
Kode9@Sao_Paulo-15.05.05.
Plasticman@1xtra-aug2005.
Plasticman_Big_Apple_Mix
Reza@TempoTantrum-05.05.
SkreamMixAug05
Vex’d@Breezeblock-26.07.05.
Youngsta@Kiss100-17.08.05.

via http://dubstep.blogspot.com/2005/07/mixes.html