http://www.concupourdurer.com/2011/03/kankick-the-funky-asthmatic/

01. Intro
02. The Finer Things (feat. Dr Oop)
03. Sex Rhyme (feat. Declaime & Poppy of Mad Men)
04. Toast To The Boogie (feat. Declaime & Poppy of Mad Men)
05. Delta Force
06. Just Methods (feat. Montage One)
07. Hot (feat. Miki Vale)
08. As Live As It Gets (feat. Medaphoar & Oh No)
09. It’s As Simple As It Gets (feat. God’s Gift)
10. Yes Yes (feat. Miki Vale)
11. Shit Ain’t Right (feat. Declaime)
12. Malibu (feat. Mystery’s Extinction)
13. Love Hardcore (Underground) (feat. Declaime)
14. A Sight For Song Eyes (feat. Visionaries)
15. I Come Real With This (feat. Lootpack)
16. The Apocalypse (feat. The Infamous MC)
17. The 900′s (feat. Kubiq & Shake)
18. Same Ol Similar
19. On The Lookout (feat. Kombo & Wildchild)
20. Don’t Fight That (feat. Krondon, Montage One, Phil Da Agony & Planet Asia)
21. Method Man Remix 

KANKICK THE FUNKY ASTHMATIC - Corrado Mixtape

Snippets taken from the new Nick Wiz 'Cellar Selections 3' vinyl 2LP.  Featuring 20 songs recorded from 1992-1998, available now on limited wax (300 copies only) via: http://grrvinyl.bigcartel.com

1.	Nautilus – Somethin’ To Listen To (1995)
2.	Pudgee – Sex (Ghetto Style) (1994)
3.	Tross – Record Company People Are Shady (1998)
4.	Ran Reed – Cops Did the Shooting (1996)
5.	The 12 Block (of Hard2Obtain) – The Presentation (1996)
6.	Rakim – Once Upon A Rhyme (1995)
7.	Madhouse – Regular Wreck (1993)
8.	Shadowz in da Dark – Final Chapter (1992)
9.	Hardwe’re – Fill In The Blanks (1994)
10.	Pudgee & Ran Reed – The Lesson Of Today (1995)
11.	Black Star – Comin’ Thru (1994)
12.	Rich Nice – Feel the Vibe (1992)
13.	Miilkbone – You Can’t Harm Me (1993)
14.	Shabaam Sahdeeq – On A Mission (1996)
15.	Slade – The Pressure (1997)
16.	Native Assassins – Bounce, Come On! (1993)
17.	Shadowz in da Dark – Shadow Boxing (Echo Pass) (1993)
18.	Sinister Voicez – Sinsez (1995)
19.	LSD – Rollin’ (1994)
20.	Pudgee – On the Regular (Unreleased Mix) (1995)

All songs produced by Nick Wiz
All material used under license from No Sleep Recordings

Buy the wax

Nick Wiz - Cellar Selections 3 (1992-1998) - 2LP Vinyl Snippets

(Seven Shawn)
My words who live between the bars and the page
And they set free, when I release on stage
My raps are scrolls, from days of old
And my butter hit the book with ink
Until the whole pen sink
It's Seven Shawn, a relic from a lost place
I kick raps, that is a North Face with soft bass
Just in case the crabs don't understand the rhyme
But they get the scoop
Go on the square root of forty-nine
I give a sharp rap attack, like a box cutter
So nice, make precise, cuttin' the butter
Smooth brother, heat up in the rough time
I get a pen and pad, then write down bad rhymes
(Wicked) One time for the mind
Just what I see
Stay the same, never do I run game on my people
Hot like a sauna, Seven's the rhyme owner
When I rock I make brothers flock this like a corner
Wanna
Melt the butter down into the depths of jeeps 
With herbs and sips,
Words of my lips sink ships
I mean hips of honey dips start to spazz and speak
Make 'em drop, shake, and make they knees get weak
Okay, rub it in like Bengay, then say:
Squeek and bam, teach it like a damn sensei
Slice and bash, I'm like weed or the hash, I make ya high last
By completing my task

(John Doe)
When my mentality flips you better run
Straight to the West, smack dead in the sun
Because I make it hot like a known drug block
And John won't let up until I get my props
Facin' reality, man they can't grasp
You better jet fast, I'm comin' for that ass with the
Real to reel, I don't have to pack steel
Shit I'm outstanding like Shaquille O'Neal
When I leave my rest It's a must I maintain
Stress piles up leavin' sores on my brain
But I keep a level and a way to sidetrack
Where I'm at?
In my ghetto deep into my raps
'Cuz when I think back and I look at the times
Pushin nickel dimes, doin' petty crimes
Rush to get old, I was bold
Threw myself into the world, no coat, it was cold
By all means necessary kept me above
Had to get the cream to support my one love
Threw on my camouflage, blendin' in the streets
Doin' wrong acts just to make ends meet
But as the clock ticked, came wisdom to see
Understandin' my third eye mastered me
Now the black market is my target of attack
Yo, my peoples are you with me? Where you at?
Let's rap

World Renown | How Nice I Am (1994) Breaks Mix

bY THE BROKEN HANDS
AND 
 THE SMALL ARMS
OF AN ACTION FIGURE
I LINGER
LIKE PLASTIC WEAPONS
IN THE SOULS OF BARE FEET
MASTERING THE STEPPING
LIFTED
HIGHER LEVELS
HIDDEN AND GIFTED
TO THE CURIOUS
OF VARIOUS VERSIONS
LIKE CORPSES
FROM A DARK SWAMP
WITH A TRAVEL GUIDE
TICKING OFF DESCRIPTIONS
CHEST POCKET NOTE BOOK
COMPARING
LISTEN....
WORDS SITTING
IDLELY
ON THE EDGE OF RHYMES
FINALLY
WAITING
FOR THE DROP
 BREAK THINGS
UNDERNEATH
AS A SMILE PROPS
GOOD TIMES
HIDE
 BEHIND 
THE SCENES /
THE MAKING
 OF THE END
OF....
SELF....
I WRITE TO COMMUNICATE
NOTHING...
OF WHICH I HAVE 
GREAT WEALTH
AND HEEALTH IS MARGINAL
SIGNS OF A LIFE LIVED
NAH
MORE A FORGOTTEN ARSENAL
DIDN'T REALISE
I HAD THE TIME TO GIVE
DISMISSIVE
WEAPON GRADE
REDUCED TO A DOOR STOP
TO HELP A PATH PAVED
BY THE CLASS
OPPOSITE
DIDN'T SEE I WAS A SLAVE
I WAS RUDE BOY
HAVING NON OF IT
AND USED THAT AS FOOD
STARVING
NO ONE TOLD
I HAD TO 
CHANGE
JUST A COMMON DENOMINATOR
AN UNSPENT NOTE
AFLOAT ON THE SEAS
HAS RARE CHANCE
TO BELIEVE
DESIGN IS JUST FUNCTION
NOT THE REASON
YOU BREATHE


Common denominator Prod by : St BIrd

KELLEN DE VOS - GRAND SLAM

Peace Everyone,

Just recently while doing some cleaning in my home studio, I found a bunch of old cassette tapes which were the aircheck tapes of the Beat Junkie Hour......This is an old recording of an episode of the Beat Junkie Hour Radio Show on KWIZ 96.7FM back in 1993/94  KWIZ was a type of station that you had to pay to play on the air, and at that time, it was $200 or $300 for an hour slot.  Even though there was alot of us, we really didn't have the money to always pay for it, so we would get some sponsors to help us pay for our airtime (as you will notice with some of our "commercials". LOL!).....As you can also tell from the recording, we were pretty young, too excited to be on the airwaves, and horrible on the mic, but we were playing alot of the classic underground as well as breaking some new music from the West Coast; we were the first ones to play the Nonce, Ras Kass, and Dilated Peoples when they were known as the Fatliners. This is about the same time when the Baka Boyz first came to LA and started working at LA's Power 106.

Around this time, the crew was starting to grow, as well as starting to make a reputation in the Dj Battle circuit like DMC & the Rap Sheet Battles....also a little tidbit of information; we had 3 short-lived members in the Beat Junkies at that time: Special J, Dj Sweet Pea (now know as the producer Paul Poli, who produced such hits for the Black Eyed Peas. Christine Millian, & Ashanti), & Dj Rectangle....yes, THAT Dj Rectangle!  And this is before Babu & Mr. Choc became official members of the Beat Junkies....officially, there are 13 members in the Beat Junkies.

On this particular episode, you actually get to hear Beat Junkie members that you may or may not be familiar with: Dj Curse, Tommy Gun, & Dj Sweet Pea, as well as J & myself in the mix and the mic.  We also shout out other members like Shortkut, D-Styles, Melo-D, Icy Ice, Symphony, Havik, & What?! Most of the time, when you listen to the show, we mostly be cracking jokes on each other, do alot of shoutouts, try to pick up on chicks on the phone, or even hanging up on them....but you can tell we were having fun.

While transfering this from casette to Pro Tools, listening to these tapes reminded me of how young and carefree we were back then; i also cringed at how we sound on the mic (i must've said "yknow what im sayin" at least 20 times) as well as my mixes.  J always kills it, even back then....boy, have times changed...LOL!!  

I'll try to upload more recordings of the the show later down the line....I'm still going thru tapes and transfering onto protools.  Anyways, here's a little piece of Beat Junkie History for you to experience.....enjoy!

Rhettmatic
Beat Junkies
Crown Royale
Cypress Junkies
Visionaries


BEAT JUNKIE HOUR EP 6

A mix of jazz infused hip hop treats inspired by jazz artists and using jazz samples.one of my early Juice fm mixes.

POOKY - A TOUCH OF JAZZ (hip hop mix)

From "Infectious" (Deluxe Edition) available digitally here:
djspinna.bandcamp.com/album/infectious

Jigmastas & Sadat X - Don't Get It Twisted

One of my favorite MC's of all time is Mos Def. The man was so damn fluid on the mic and actually cared about the things he talked about. A true poet. Growing up, it was very important for me to see people who were actually intelligent while still retaining that cool factor. I think many times in the black community, you equate a person being extremely well-read as either snobby and elitist or a straight sell-out with no self-awareness. Mos was able to shatter those misconceptions beautifully. The man is an award-winning actor, true mc, poet, and producer. And he does all of them with skill and a nobility. Hip-hop is meant to serve as a positive beacon for the community. Salute Mos aka Dante Smith. Another tribute mix. :) Get in tune on twitter @djrashadhayes & blackmeansforever.tumblr.com

Tracklisting: 

Intro - Mos Def freestyling at 16

1. Respiration 
2. Respiration (Pete Rock remix) 
3. Brown Sugar (Kanye West Remix) 
4. Universal Magnetic 
5. Body Rock ft. Q-Tip 
6. Angie Martinez Interview 
7. Crosstown Beef (Medina Green) 
8. Mathematics (Dj Premier Remix) 
9. Speed Law 
10. Reminisce ft. Bilal & Common (Jay Dilla Mix) 
11. The Love Song 
12. Children's Story 
13. Travelin Man (parts 1 & 2) 
14. Joy ft. Talib Kweli 
15. Ms. Fat Booty 
16. Got 
17. Habitat (Brooklyn) 
18. Love 
19. Mr. Nigga ft. Q-TIp & Weldon Irvine 
20. The Questions ft. Common & Questlove 
21. Thieves in the Night (Black Star) 
22. High Drama ft. Mike Zoot 
23. Umi Says (Reprise)

Mos Def (Expanded)

Tracklist:
1.	GRAND DADDY IU - MASS DESTRUCTION
2. 	TRAGEDY - ADOLESCENTS AT WAR
3.	THE FUNK FAMILY - ON THE STRIP
4.	CAGE 1 - NIGHTSTALKER
5.	STEZO - I HAVE A DREAM
6.	KURIOUS - MANSION & A YACHT (MERCHANTZ MIX)
7.	EIGHTBALL - RUFF, RUGGED & RAW (INSTRUMENTAL)
8.	NATIVE NUTTZ - PAZZ THE PUDDIN'
9.	PHD - THIS IS FOR MY PEEPS
10.	DARC MIND - SEIZE THE PHENOM
11.	DR SEUS - DEARLY BELOVED
12.	GODFATHER DON - HOMICIDE
13.	BUSHWACKASS - STEP IN THE BUSHES
14.	MUDD - MURDA OUTCHA SPEAKA
15.	JUICE WITH SOUL - TO THE UUMHM
16.	CAVEMAN - RAP BIZNIZZ
17.	HOMICIDE - KILL OR BE KILLED
18.	PETE ROCK & CL SMOOTH - THE MIDNIGHT WRECKA
19.	J ROCK - DON'T SLEEP ON ME (REMIX)
20.	K-OTIX - ABSTRACT JAZZ
21.	STETSASONIC - CHECK DA STYLES
22.	ALL THE KING'S HORSES - PICKIN' PLUMS…
23.	JAZ - IT'S YOUR NATURE
24.	RATED X - UNEXPECTED
25.	MAESTRO FRESH WES - DAT'S MY NI@@A
26.	FORBIDDEN FRUIT - KEEP IT IN MIND
27.	BDP - 13 AND GOOD (REMIX)
28.	SCIENTIFIC SHABBAZZ - THE METHOD
29.	POISON LADD SLR & BEATS IN GENERAL - LIFE IS LIKE A NIKE COMMERCIAL
30.	HEAVY D - BLUE FUNK
31.	BIG L - UNEXPECTED FLAVA
32.	DMX - BORN LOSER
33.	JVC FORCE - TOP CELEBRITY
34.	SCIENTIFIK - I AIN'T THE DAMN ONE
35.	CHUBB ROCK - WHAT’S THE WORD
36.	OMNISCENCE - I GOTTA MAINTAIN
37.	BRICK FLAVA - THE BOSSMAN
38.	HARD KNOCKS - STRICTLY FROM THE BRONX
39.	SUPREME NYBORN - IT'S LIKE THAT (REMIX)
40.	KGB - FREEK THE FLO (NASTINIGAZJEEPMIX)
41.	K-DEF - CAN YOU LET ME KNOW
42.	YALL SO STUPID - DIRT ROAD WHITE GIRL
43.	BROTHERS UV DA BLACKMARKET - I AIN'T THE ONE
44.	DOUBLE X POSSE - GET MINES OR GET NAKED
45.	APACHE - WHO FREAKED WHO
46.	LORD AAQIL - KICK IT LIKE DIS
47.	CHARIZMA & PB WOLF - DEVOTION
48.	CLERGY ALLAH CRÈME - STYLE PROSTITUTION
49.	ORIGINAL FLAVOR - HANDLE THE TECHNIQUE
50.	BIGGIE - MACS AND DONS
51.	THE CHOSEN FEW - ENUFF OF THE RUFF STUFF
52.	KING TEE - BLACK TOGETHA AGAIN (REMIX)
53.	READY TA ROLL - TASTE THE FLAVOR (REMIX)
54.	BIG DADDY KANE - STOP SHAMMIN
55.	YG'Z - SUMTHIN' 4 DA HEAD
56.	SUPER LOVER CEE & CASANOVA RUDD - THIS DUB'S FOR YOU
57.	KEEFY KEEF - LETHAL DOSAGE
58.	BLACK STAR - STOMPIN' GROUND
59.	CAPITAL TAX - I CAN'T BELIEVE IT (G'S JAZZ MIX)
60.	ALI DEE - STOMPIN' COMMITTEE
61.	JON DOE - EASE BACK
62.	ODD SQUAD - HERE TO SAY
63.	LATEE - NOT MY STYLE
64.	INDIKATOR - BACK TO YORKTOWN
65.	SOUL KING PRODUCTIONS - STREET LIFE
66.	ERIC B & RAKIM - CASUALTIES OF WAR (REMIX)
67.	CUTMASTER - BACK BONE BREAKER
68.	SHA'DASIOUS - I'MA PUT MY THING DOWN
69.	SONS OF SAM - BAD MAN
70.	KING & I - BRAIN 2 U

Debonair Blends 15

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Debonair Blends 15 ('90-'94 Hip Hop Megamix)

Originally due to be released in 1995, the lost 2nd album from Trends of Culture 'When Trend Men Come' has finally arrived courtesy of GRR/Heavy Jewelz and is a must-have for 90s rap fanatics. Featuring the original 11 track album (remastered from the impossible-to-obtain promo tape and sounding great) PLUS 3 bonus demo tracks from the same era (the demos are pretty rough but have been restored as best as possible). 

2LP Vinyl: pre-order from Vinylism, HHV, Vinyl-Digital, Spot and Disk Union - release date 15 Feb 2019 
CD version: coming soon

Tracklist:
1. Trends Anthem
2. Make A Move
3. What I'm Feeling
4. Always and Forever
5. Lavish Lifestyle
6. Who Got My Back (Remix)
7. On & On
8. Spread It All Over
9. Swinger Man
10. Other Man Lover Man
11. New Habits
12. Gunshot (Bonus Demo)
13. M.P.F. (The Game) (Bonus Demo)
14. Real MC (Bonus Demo)

Trends of Culture - When Trend Men Come (Vinyl / CD) snippets

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Nick Wiz - Cellar Selections 3 (1992-1998) - 2LP Vinyl Snippets

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