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There have been several sources of inspiration that have really kept me checking for new music the last few years. Madlib's post D*&#a (06) production, future beats producers like Ras G and Dibia$e, and the many quality releases from labels like ReDef Records, Mellow Music Group, and Street Corner Music.  All of the quality music from the aforementioned artists/labels (among a host of others) have fueled ideas for new mixes. Among the array of quality releases, nothing has tickled my fancy quite like the ascension of Roc M*#$iano. Roc Marci's music is the quintessential example of old becoming new. There's nothing new about stripped down, loop-based production sprinkled with grimy raps. However, the way in which Marciano does it and the timing in which it is being done, make this old tried and true combination very refreshing. As much I tried to resist doing this mix because I considered it low hanging fruit, I could only resist for so long.  The music is just too good and I like Roc's catalog too much to have not made this mix.

This mix was completed six months ago and has been sitting on the shelf collecting dust ever since. I held off on releasing the mix because I thought another Marci album was going to drop during the fourth quarter of 2014 (as was done with his three previous albums during the last two years) and I wanted to time the mix's release with Roc's latest album. No such luck and I can't sit on this mix any longer because too much time has passed since I released my last mix.  So here you all go. Enjoy it because I'm not sure when the next mix is coming. Not to be confused, I'm always working on a new mix. Whether it's thinking of new concepts or themes, brainstorming songs and sequences, or the actual mixing of a mix; I'm always working on the next mix.  However, my process is getting slower and my time more limited. Please enjoy it until the next one because if the last few months have taught me anything it's that "next" is not always guaranteed.

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No Vi$ible Means Of Income 3

Outro

Dropping Jewels

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M.O.P. - Rugged Neva Smooth (Dirty) DJ Premier

Track ID ?  (1995)

This mix is from DJ Lord a bad motherfucker. He has traveled the world headlining clubs. In addition to numerous stadiums and festivals as a member of Public Enemy and as a member of Prophets Of Rage. In this mix he runs through classic funk and soul music, lacing the music with cuts & fragments of speeches from prominent proponents of the Black Power movement. All wax built PRE-SERATO..so enjoy the Nitty-Gritty!

Tracklist
1. Intro 
2. Public Enemy – “Show’em watcha got” (We’ve got to build) 
3. Heath Brothers & Les DeMerle – “A Day in the life” (1975) 
4. Heath Brothers & Les DeMerle – “Smiling Billy Suite pt.2″ (1976) 
5. The Honey Drippers – “Impeach the President” (1973) 
6. Fausto Papetti – “Love Theme” (1975) 
7. Funk Inc. “Kool is Back” (1971) 
8. Funk Inc. – “Kool is Back” (Break) (1971) 
9. Orange Krush – “Action” (1982 
10. The Mohawks – “The Champ” (1968) 
11. Aerosmith – “Walk this way” (1975) 
12. Untitled track 12T-Connection – “Groove to get down” (1977) 
13. James Brown – “Sexy, sexy, sexy” (1973) 
14. Black Woman – “She ain’t playin’” (Real Talk) 
15. Joe Simon and the Mainstreeters – “Theme From Cleopatra Jones” (1973) 
16. Roy Ayer’s Ubiquity – “Boogie back” (1974) 
17. Joe Cocker – “Woman to woman” (1973) 
18. James Brown – “The Payback” (1973) 
19. Fat Larry’s Band – “Down on the Avenue” (1976) 
20. The Meters – “Handclapping Song” (1970) 
21. Lyn Daniels – “Truth Feel” (Live call) 
22. Sla and the Family Stone – “Thank you” (Falettinme be mice elf again) (1970) 
23. Funkadalic*Parliament – “Gett off your ass and jam” (1970) 
24. Boz Scaggs – “Lowdown” (1976) 
25. The Brother’s Johnson – “Ain’t we funkin’Now” (Break) (1978) 
26. Dennis Coffey – “The Theme from Black Belt Jones” (Mr. Lord’s Big Score) (1974) 
27. All the people – “Cramp your style” (1972) 
28. Incredible Bongo Band – “Apache” (1973) 
29. New Birth – “Got to get a knut” (1972) 
30. Gladys Knight and the Pips – “I’ve got to use my imagination” (1973) 
31. Fred Wesley & the J.B.’s “Blow your head” (1974 
32. The Isley Brothers – “Get into Something” (1970)3 
33. The Last Poets – “Black Soldier” (1972)

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