Some downbeat, jazzy, reggae, hip-hop, etc. that I like. I put it here to separate it from the tech house.

The Eclectic Other (Mixes Me Likey)

“I gathered about 50 tracks that I considered for the mix and then hand picked each one while watching ass clapping videos on YouTube. If the track flowed with the jiggle motion that I was watching on my laptop, I'd throw it in the crate that would then be used for the mix.”

And with that fine introduction from the man himself we present Jesse Perez on the Gangstercast.  Legend tells it that Jesse was born in a rundown motel in Little Havana (a small Latin neighbourhood in Miami) just minutes after being conceived. Son to a local pimp (who is oddly 10 years older than Jesse), Jesse was exposed to the art of Slangin' D as a young boy. His mother, who at that time was a stage dancer for a popular local rap group called the "2 Live Crew", would work many shows for these artists and would sneak Jesse in as often as she could. Jesse's first exposure to Bass Music and Ass Clapping made a huge impression on him. 

His influences dominate his take on being a House Gangster, “It's hard to describe it in one way. I think there are many different interpretations of it. Mine is "if it don't make that ass shake,it aint gangster". Its the last of the Mohicans. A movement of those who still do things because their passionate about it. Nothing short of that. “

On his mix, he adds. “I think this mix shows how I, as an artist, like to play House and bass records from a hip hop djs point of view. This mix showcases different styles of music, as well as technical things like scratching and transitioning through different genres. I have a bad case of A.D.D, so I can't play one sound for a long period of time. I like how a couple of the mixes are a pinch off beat. It just sounds natural to me. Everyone does these ableton mixes, it loses that real feeling. This mix is like buying a souvenir that was hand made. It has some imperfections but its awesome the way it is.”

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JESSE PEREZ | GANGSTERCAST 28

mojo essentials - samstags ab 23 uhr - mojo club, hamburg, reeperbahn1:  jazz is looking good on the dancefloor. und immer mehr - aus wurzeln ist ein beachtlicher baum gewachsen. essentiell, nicht altbewährt. es bleibt kompromisslos und geht zurück in die zukunft - mit der gehörigen portion soul.

mojo essentials mixtape 018 by RENEGADES OF JAZZ


mojo essentials mixtape 018 by RENEGADES OF JAZZ

Here's our Recording taken from the Sunday Lunchtime Slot form the Virgin Lakeside Stage @ Kendal Calling '15

Nice Sunday Vibes & Lots of Smiling Faces!

Enjoy x 

HomeGrown Djs Live @ Kendal Calling (Virgin Lakeside Stage) 02-08-15

reggae in vibes 
Name Time Album Artist

1 The Funk Squad (Crowd Gettin… 5:37 The Funk Squad EP [Bad Habit… Strange Rollers

2 Dub Pistols Real Gangster (Gaudi Remix) 

3 Dub Pistols Sticky situation ( General Narco dub)

4 Killa Sound (King Yoof Remix) The Ragga Twins, Billy Daniel B…

5 Ed Solo & Darrison - Hunt Dem…

6 Chopstick Dubplate ft Cheshire…

7 Sound The Alarm (Sticky Joe R… 3:47 Sound The Alarm Remixes Navigator, Bassface Sascha, S…

8 GAUDI  (Dub Pistols Remix)

9 Lovers Skank Feat. Patou (Orig… Hot Sauce EP Omegaman

10 Follow Me Instrumental  Hot Sauce EP Omegaman

11  Blend Mishkin & Roots Evolution Hol Dem (Melodica dub)

12  Bunny General Mek Them Rock (Jstar remix) Inna NICE UP! Fashion

13  And the Beat Goes On (feat. Ho… Prince Fatty

Barry Ashworth Reggae Mix (28-

Track List

Give A Dope Noise Away - deer lick edit	discObeta
AcidiscoZeph (move yall) EP n DiscoBeta	discObeta
Sneaking Up On You	Deer Lick
Stand Up Tall	Deer Lick
Get It On	discObeta
Acka Raga 	Deer Lick
sgt.P.	Deer Lick
Booty Whomp 	discObeta
Funky Bone ( you got it all )	Deer Lick
Papa Make It Funky	Deer Lick
Can't Stop The Sheriff (original vocal mix)	discObeta
Frequency Shifter	Deer Lick
buzZBOMB (Instrumental)	discObeta
Mish Mash 2	Deer Lick
Instant Raw Sensations	Deer Lick
Come Correct	discObeta
Funky Erotica	Deer Lick
Who Da Phunk?	discObeta


Deux Amours (discObeta vs deer lick)

Kiko Bun Penguin Mix

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

Oh, well, hi! I do a lot of things, but for the most part I write about music (e.g. for JUICE magazine, redbull.com/music and many more), I work for Hamburg's Spektrum Festival (https://www.facebook.com/spektrum.ms) and I play music. Sometimes I even just listen to it. I started getting into rap music around 1990 or 1991, which in turn made me discover funk, soul and jazz records as soon as I figured out how this sampling thing worked. After that, it kind of gets blurry – electronic music from house to deep, dark bass stuff, African, Turkish and Persian music, but also rock, metal and whatever. A certain groove is the one thing connecting all of it.

I wouldn't consider myself a serious collector, but I still might have some four thousand records in my music room, across all formats and genres. For the past ten years, I've been trying to keep my collection at a more or less constant size, so I keep sorting out stuff while still adding new records. In the long run I like the idea of only keeping a core collection of a few (a few hundred maybe) really, really important records, because owning too many things always feels annoying to me. But that might not happen soon.

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

To be honest, it's more of a love/hate relationship, and I firmly believe that music is way more important than the format you use to play it. If it's a good record and you play a shitty MP3 of it on a shitty cell phone speaker, it's still a good record. So there's that.

When I deejay, I use digital solutions more often than not, because they allow me to do things and play songs I just couldn't using vinyl. But every once in a while, it feels really relaxing to play a proper vinyl set, because I'm more connected to the music when it really is under my fingertips, plus, it's how I learned to be a DJ in the first place, of course. With records, I don't waste any time thinking about technical stuff beyond »if the needle skips, I'm fucked«. (And nothing skips more easily than a 45 when scratching.)

So I'm not part of the »45s only« movement. But it's a fun, minimalist format, it's highly portable, and a lot of music I like to play is available on 7 inch vinyl – sometimes exclusively. Maybe it's like cycling – there are many more comfortable and flashy ways to get from A to B, but often it's all you need to have a great time.


3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

That sort of just happened when I started playing with some records I had recently bought and played. And it illustrates the importance of break beats – to me, and to hip-hop in general, because many records on here are really heavy on drums. You'll hear some classics, a lot of remixes and bootleg edits which are pretty self-explanatory, a nice vocoder boogie version of Steely Dan's »Peg«, and I sprinkled in some random rap goodness like a 1991 B-side by Die Fantastischen Vier (one of the most successful bands in Germany) or the obscure Austrian Herwig & Alois 45 (an early incarnation of Kamp & Whizz Vienna).

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music?

https://www.facebook.com/djmq3000
https://twitter.com/djmq 
https://www.mixcloud.com/djmq/ 

5) Top 5 all time fave records

Oh hell. Let's go for …

Sly & The Family Stone »There's A Riot Going On«
The D.O.C. »No One Can Do It Better«
Björk »Post«
Kendrick Lamar »To Pimp A Butterfly«
Miles Davis »On The Corner«

https://soundcloud.com/djmq

45/7 #16 ARTIST: MASTER QUEST

New DJ Mix

Tracklist:

No.  Artist_Song_Label

01. Ancient Astronauts_All Of The Things You Do (Forces Of Nature Dub)_Switchstance Recordings                         
02. Ancient Astronauts_All Of The Things You Do (Deela Refix)_Switchstance Recordings                                                                         
03. Beenie Man_Romie (Deela Refix)_Deela Bandcamp                                                                                                 
04. Roots Manuva_Like A Drum (Instrumental)_Big Dada Recordings                                                                                              
05. Roots Manuva_Like A Drum_Big Dada Recordings                                  
06. Goomar_Bloody Zalla_The French Touch Connection                                 
07. Tropkillaz_Dopeman Please_https://soundcloud.com/tropkillaz                                                   
08. Dday One_Towards The Roar_Content (L)abel                                                                                                          
09. Dilated Peoples_Work The Angles_ABB Records                                           
10. Mos Def_Napoleon Dynamite_Geffen Records                                                    
11. Zavala_Return of the Agenda (Instrumental)_Fieldwerk Records                                                                                                            
12. Dex RiffRaff McGriff_Bronto Love_http://dexriffraffmcgriff.bandcamp.com                                                                                                        
13. LoopMaffia_Cheech & Chong_Cold Busted                                                                                                           
14. Marco Polo_Wrong One feat. Wordsworth_Rawkus/Soulspazm Records                                                  
15. Zamali_Fast Move feat. Mr. Critical_Butter Music                                    
16. Amon Tobin_4 Ton Mantis_Ninja Tune                                                                                                   
17. Copycat_Now Ear Dis_Listen Like Thieves Records                                                   
18. Rodney P_Live Up_Tru Thoughts Records                                                                                                                    
19. Romanowski_The Instigator_Bastard Jazz Records                                              
20. Blackalicious_The Blow Up_OGM Recordings

PEACE HOP

A mixture of the old and the new sums up Undercover nicely.  His love of reggae spans the entire gamut from 50s Jamaican Shuffle to Ska, Rocksteady, Roots to Dub, Rub a Dub and Digital, to the current crop of Revival Roots Reggae and Dancehall riddims. 

Growing up in Auckland, Undercover selected and promoted with his crew, The Sandy Bay Social Club, running sessions at Khuja and Rakinos and jamming with the likes of Gappy Ranks, Million Styles, Junior Reid, Rodney P and Skitz and JStar. Sandy Bay have also held down the Friday Night Takeout radio show on Base FM since the stations first days on air, with Piet still going strong to this day. 

Undercover broadened his sights and lived in Wellington and the Wairarapa for a number of years, connecting with NiceUp and Vital Sounds Hi Fi. Here he truly found his love of the Old School, while holding down regular Reggae, Hip Hop and Funk nights at his favourite bar in the world, Havana Bar.

Back in Auckland again and settled with his family he 'still got game', dusting off the 7"s (as well as buying up on eBay) and  selecting with Jafa Mafia Sound, Dubhead and Sandy Bay with the odd gig and ting.

He also continually drops heat for the massive on his blog www.undergroundundercovered.blogspot.co.nz.

Clive Wilson and The Skatalites - One Ska, One Ounce of Weed, One Beer
Prince Buster - Girl, Answer to Your Name
Derrick Morgan - Great Musical Battle
Dizzy and The Soul Syndicate - Riot
Keith Hudson - Don't Get Me Confused
Eric Monty Morris and King Stitt - Tears in your eyes
King Miguel - Town Talk
Raphael Gray - How did you Know
Dennis Alcapone - Rub a Dub Daughter
Glen Adams - Run Come Dance
Keith and Tex - Run To the Rocks
Toots and The Maytals - Hold On
The Silvertones - Burning In My Soul
Cornell Campbell - Jah Jah Me No Born Yah
Lloyd Parks - Ordinary Man
Freddie Mckay - Won't Get Away
Leroy Brown - Color Barrier
Freddie McKay - Rock A Bye Dub
Horace Andy - Don't Let Problems Get You Down/Version
Welton Irie - Black Man Get Up Tan Up Pon Foot/Version
Errol Dunkley - My Baby Is Gone/Version
Cornel Campbell and The Eternals - You're No Good
Johnny Osbourne - Ice Cream Love
Scientist - The Mummy's Shroud
Revolutionaries - Seventy Nine Rock
Prince Jammy - Crucial Dub

Undercover Foundation Mix For NiceUp

Here's my brand new 1h mix!

This is a return to my How To Cut & Paste style - there's a heavy emphasis on funk, jazz, soul, reggae, latin and hip-hop, plus a shitload of samples from my favourite movies and songs all relating to LUNCH (this is my first full project since BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS). 
I included exclusives of remixes I've done recently for The Charlatans and DJ Mighty Mi w/ Grand Puba. 
And there's some rare 90s rap freestyles, including one by RZA that I feel pretty certain doesn't exist anywhere on the internet!
Also, it's no coincidence that this mix is the length of your lunch break.

http://www.djyoda.co.uk
http://www.facebook.com/DJYodaUK
http://www.youtube.com/djyodauk
http://twitter.com/djyodauk

DJ Yoda - Lunch Breaks

Sneak-E Pete co head honcho of Blunted Funk gets things moving with a smile inducing, butt wiggling mix of edits, funk and boogie for your soul! For more from him, check out: https://soundcloud.com/sneakepete

Sneak-E Pete - Bump 'n Grind - Mix 001

Just a funky sunny afternoon mix. Featuring tracks from Stevie Wonder, Jayl Funk, Skee-Wiff, Zemerald, A-Skillz, Sugarhill Gang, Chic, Andrew Hamilton, Ice T, &amp; The Reflex

Download for free from http://hypeddit.com/index.php?&amp;fan_gate=f3OESGzzPJKZil4rdQC$

<a href="https://theartistunion.com/tracks/14f49f" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Sunny March Funk Mix (Click Buy for free download)

The next instalment of my Golden Era Podcast series is here, Including an interview with Legendary British Funk act Cymande. These are Funk tracks from the 60's - 70's which are my personal favourites and inspired me to do what I do today. Funk is a style, genre a way of life that has been the biggest influence in my career. In this mix it takes in everything that I love about how Funk can be Latin, Jazz, Folk, Rock but if it's Funky then it can fit under that bracket !!

D/L HERE

A Golden Era Of Funk Podcast

Eddie Richards kindly laboured over this very special mix, which features a selection of music he would have been playing at 'Slum It', a night that took place during his time at the infamous Camden Palace in the early eighties. A task that took him six weeks, as he painstakingly assembled tracks that are very difficult to mix manually, giving us a seamless presentation of some amazing music from the days before house even existed.

Read our feature here: http://bit.ly/EddieRichards  

Download

DLTMix 006  Eddie Richards

mojo essentials - samstags ab 23 uhr - mojo club, hamburg, reeperbahn1:  jazz is looking good on the dancefloor.

mojo essentials mixtape 0024 by DJ SURO
recorded live @AKUA NARU concert | april 28th 2016


mojo essentials mixtape 024 by DJ SURO

It was 25 years ago that De La Soul released their classic sophomore LP 'De La Soul Is Dead', challenging the hippy label that followed the group after the success of their groundbreaking debut '3 Feet High & Rising'. 

To celebrate the anniversary of such a remarkable album, our buddy Chris Read has put together this dope mixtape featuring original sample material, remixes and album cuts. 

Listen up and enjoy!

Artwork by Leon Nockolds
Words by Alice Price-Styles

Tracklist:

1. Jimmy Spicer - 'Money (Dollar Bill Y'all)' (sampled in 'Bitties in the BK Lounge')
2. Chris Read - 'Theme #3' (Scratchapella)
3. De La Soul - 'Intro'
4. Funkadelic - 'I'll Stay' (sampled in 'Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa')
5. De La Soul - 'Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa'
6. Funkadelic - 'Mommy What's a Funkadelic' [Extract] (sampled in 'Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa')
7. Stevie Wonder - 'Hey Love' (sampled in 'Talkin' Bout Hey Love')
8. Freda Payne - 'The Easiest Way To Fall' [Loop] (sampled in 'Talkin' Bout Hey Love')  9. De La Soul - 'Talkin Bout Hey Love'
10. White Lightnin' - 'That's No Lie' (sampled in 'Fanatic of the B-Word')
11. De La Soul - 'Fanatic of the B-Word'
12. Lee Dorsey - 'Get Out My Life, Woman' [Loop] (sampled in 'Fanatic of the B-Word')
13. Chuck Jackson - 'And That's Saying A Lot' (sampled in 'Afro Connections at a Hi-5')
14. De La Soul - 'Afro Connections at a Hi-5'
15. De La Soul - 'Pease Porridge'
16. Edna Wright - 'Oops Here I Go Again' (sampled in 'Pass The Plugs')
17. The J.B's - 'Pass the Peas' [Extract] (sampled in 'Pass The Plugs')
18. De La Soul - 'Pass The Plugs'
19. Eric B & Rakim - 'Eric B Is President' [Loop] (sampled in 'Pass The Plugs')
20. Tom Waits - 'Diamonds on My Windshield' (sampled in 'Oodles of O's')
21. Biz Markie - 'Nobody Beats The Biz' [Extract] (sampled in 'Oodles of O's')
22. De La Soul - 'Oodles on O's'
23. Lafayette Afro Rock Band - 'Hihache' [Loop] (sampled in 'Oodles of O's)
24. De La Soul - 'Rap De Rap Show'
25. Lou Johnson - 'The Beat' [Extract] (sampled in 'Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)')
26. The Whatnauts - 'Help Is On The Way' (sampled in 'Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)')
27. The Honey Drippers - 'Impeach The President' [Loop] (sampled in 'Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)')
28. De La Soul - 'Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)'
29. Taana Gardner - 'No Frills' (sampled in 'Bitties In The BK Lounge')
30. De La Soul - 'Bitties In The BK Lounge'
31. Lou Donaldson - 'It's Your Thing' (sampled in 'Bitties In The BK Lounge')
32. Bob James - 'Sign of the Times' (sampled in 'Keepin' The Faith')
33. Aerosmith - 'Walk This Way' [Loop] (sampled in 'Keepin' The Faith')
34. De La Soul - 'Keepin' The Faith'
35. The Mohawks - 'The Champ' [Extract] (sampled in 'Keepin' The Faith')
36. Instant Funk - 'I Got My Mind Made Up' (sampled in 'Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays')
37. Mighty Ryeders - 'Evil Vibrations' (sampled in 'Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays')
38. De La Soul - 'Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays'
39. Young Holt Unlimited - 'Light My Fire' (sampled in 'Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays')
40. Tower of Power - 'Ebony Jam' [Loop] (sampled in 'Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays')
41. De La Soul - 'What Yo Life Can Truly Be'

De La Soul 'De La Soul Is Dead' 25th Anniversary Mixtape mixed by Chris Read

Here's our set from Monster Monster & HomeGrown Present Welcome to the Jungle @ The Coro Hall Ulverston.

We were on Warm up Duties for the Mighty @Bombstrikes Block Party, With @Featurecast, @UtahSaints & @Mooqee.

Enjoy x

HomeGrown DJs Live @ The Coronation Hall 14-05-16.

Finally my volume 3 of my serie Reggae Got Swing is out!
I know people will ask for the tracklist, so i cut the suspense now. Props to all the amazing artists for their beautiful music.
Tracklist :
1.  Supa John : Daft Version
2. Fat Freddy's Drop : Slings & Arrows
3. Mungo's Hi Fi : Work to do (feat YT/Little John)
4. Amy Winehouse : Rehab (Reggaesta reggae remix)
4.  Natural Self : Midnight Sun feat Elodie Rama(Prince Fatty version)
5. Blend Mishkin : Baby Got Me Good (feat Jammaroots & BNC)
6.Quantic & Flowering Inferno :  A Life Worth Living feat. U-Roy, Alice Russell
7. Anthony B : Bun Babylon
7.MUNGOS HI FI :  Herbalist (feat Top Cat - Prince Fatty mix)
8.The Delegators : Be Good To Me
9. Lauryn Hill :  Lost Ones (Dj Inko Remix)
10. P18 :  La Verdolaga
11. Monareta :  Llama
12. Mop Mop : Run Around feat. Fred Wesley & Anthony Joseph (Grant Phabao Remix)
13. L'Entourloop : Thru' di Groove feat. Little Harry & Thioum C
14. Eddie Nesta : Get up stand up
15. Father Funk :  Gimme The Weed
16. Steppa Style : Hard Work feat Deadly Hunta (Dirty Dubsters Remix)
17. Reds ft.Delhi Sultanate  : FEVER (TITAN SOUND Refix)
18. Ennio Maccaroni :  Ever Never Worry
19. MUNGO'S HI FI : Send Di Water feat. Mikey Murka
20. Solo Banton : Ganja Is Good
21. Dreadsquad : Caravan (Radikal Guru Remix)
22. Grant Phabao & Reggie Stepper :  I Came, I Saw, I Conquered

Reggae Got Swing vol.3

Exclusive DJ Mix by Dogu for the very first Katzensprung Festival outside of Cologne/Germany. Dogu will represent Ancient Astronauts, Switchstance Recordings and his monthly Afrobeat night Family Affairs Cologne at the festival, so this mix takes you on a journey through the world of Hip Hop, Dancehall Reggae, Funk and Afrobeat. 

Tracklist:

01. The 1978ers (yU & Slimkat)_In The Way_Mello Music Group                               
02. Ancient Astronauts_Break My Heart In 2_Switchstance Recordings                                       
03. Ancient Astronauts_Flutter By Butterfly_Pedigree Cuts                                       
04. Foreign Legion_Come To The City_Hunger Strike Records                                           
05. A-F-R-O_Animal Kingdom_A-F-R-O self-released                                                  
06. Ancient Astronauts_From Dub Till Dawn_Switchstance Recordings                                       
07. Ancient Astronauts & Buju Banton_Champion Till Dawn_Switchstance Recordings Bandcamp Free Download                        
08. Ancient Astronauts_Give It To You (Maker Remix Instrumental)_Switchstance Recordings                                       
09. Ancient Astronauts_Give It To You feat. Monsoon (Maker Remix)_Switchstance Recordings                                     
10. Betty Ford Boys_The Symphony (Jeep Volume)_Melting Pot Music                                          
11. Kabanjak_The Statement_Switchstance Recordings                                                 
12. Muddy Waters_Tom Cat_Cadet Concept Records                                             
13. Whitefield Brothers_Yakuba_Soul Fire / Now-Again Records                                      
14. Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band_Dog Was A Doughnut_Big Crown Records                                
15. Leon Bridges_Better Man_Columbia Records                                             
16. Woima Collective_Wayna_Kindred Spirits                                         
17. The Shaolin Afronauts_To The Water_Freestyle Records                                    
18. Kaleta_Thank God We Are Africans_Paris DJs                                                   
19. Nath & Martin Brothers_Walker Walker Baby_Kabana Records / Voodoo Funk                                   
20. Complex Soundz_God Is Love_Analog Africa    

Katzensprung DJ Mix

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of A Tribe Called Quest's fourth studio album 'Beats, Rhymes and Life,' our buddy Chris Read has crafted an exclusive mix of tracks from the LP, alternate versions, and original sample material.

Listen up and enjoy!

Artwork by Leon Nockolds

Tracklist :

1. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Stressed Out’ (Raphael Saadiq Remix) (Instrumental)
2. Chris Read – Theme #3 (Scratchapella)
3. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Keeping It Moving’
4. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Crew’
5. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Stressed Out’ (Baby Phife Version) (Instrumental)
6. Anita Baker – ‘Good Love’ (sampled in ‘Stressed Out’)
7. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Stressed Out’ (Baby Phife Version)
8. James Brown – ‘Funky Drummer’ [Loop] (Sampled in ‘Motivators’)
9. Michal Urbaniak Group – ‘Irena’ (Sampled in ‘Motivators’)
10. A Tribe Called Quest feat Consequence – ‘Motivators’
11. A Tribe Called Quest feat Consequence – ‘Jam’ (Instrumental)
12. The Howard Roberts Quartet – ‘Dirty Old Bossa Nova’ (Sampled in ‘Jam’)
13. A Tribe Called Quest feat Consequence – ‘Jam’
14. Rodney Franklin – ‘The Watcher’ (Sampled in ‘Word Play’)
15. A Tribe Called Quest feat Consequence – ‘Word Play’
16. The Emotions – ‘Blind Alley’ (Sampled in ‘Phony Rappers’)
17. A Tribe Called Quest feat Consequence – ‘Phony Rappers’
18. The Cyrkle – ‘The Visit (She Was There)’ (Sampled in ‘Get A Hold’)
19. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Get A Hold’
20. Funkadelic – ‘Get Off Your Ass and Jam’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
21. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Steve Biko (Stir It Up)’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
22. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘God Lives Through’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
23. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Electric Relaxation’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
24. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Buggin’ Out’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
25. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Hot Sex’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
26. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Award Tour [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
27. A Tribe Called Quest feat Afrika Baby Bam – ‘If The Papes Come’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
28. A Tribe Called Quest feat Leaders of the New School – Scenario [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
29. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Jazz (We’ve Got)’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
30. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Midnight’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
31. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘The Chase Part II’ (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
32. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘We Can Get Down’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
33. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Verses From The Abstract’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘Pressure’)
34. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Pressure’
35. Henry Franklin – ‘Soft Spirit’ (Sampled in ‘The Hop’)
36. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘The Hop’
37. Thunder & Lightning – ‘Bumpin Bus Stop’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘The Hop’)
38. Kool & The Gang – ‘N.T’ (Sampled in ‘Mind Power’)
39. A Tribe Called Quest feat Consequence – ‘Mind Power’ 
40. Jack Bruce – ‘Sam Enchanted Dick’ (Sampled in ‘Baby Phife’s Return’)
41. A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Baby Phife’s Return’
42. Manzell – ‘Midnight Theme’ [Loop] (Sampled in ‘Baby Phife’s Return’)
43. Ohio Players – ‘Pain’ (Sampled in ‘What Really Goes On’)
44. James Brown – ‘Make It Funky’ [Extract] (Sampled in ‘What Really Goes On’)
45. A Tribe Called Quest feat Consequence – ‘What Really Goes On’
46. Cannonball Adderley – Untitled [Extract] (Sampled in ‘1nce Again’)
47. A Tribe Called Quest feat Tammy Lucas – ‘1nce Again’


The Eclectic Other (Mixes Me Likey)

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