Name: Rime Thyme #27 - The Rap Show by Def Beat Radio
Duration: 2 h

DJ Vinroc 'back In The Days 2

DJ P Hell On Wheels

Die Rap Show bei Def Beat Radio mit Kid Wave & DJ Crash. Heute rockiger unterwegs mit Metal-Rap und Crossover. Dabei sind Rap Parts u.a. von Hostyle, Armand Hammer, Beastie Boys, Schoolly D, MF Grimm, Arsonists, Geto Boys, Tech N9ne, Hed P E, Kottonmouth Kings, Ill Bill, Stu Bangas, Goretex, Slaine, Action Bronson, Meyhem Lauren, Ghostface Killah, Inspectar Deck, CappaDonna, BDP, Pharoahe Monch, Public Enemy, Skinny Boys, Blaq Poet, Comet MadMen, Whodini, Apathy, Diabolic, Mash Out Posse, Afrika Bambaataa, Ryu, Marty McKay, Canibus, LL Cool J, Eric B. & Rakim, Run-DMC, Body Count, KRS-One, Fort Minor, Anthrax, 2 Live Crew, Royal Flush und Rage Against The Machine
2 Std. Nonstop ausschließlich Rapmusic, Infos, Talk, nonstop gemixt von DJ Crash, tune in...

Rime Thyme #27 - The Rap Show

D.J. Rhettmatic Breaks, Scratches, & Eggsalad Side 1

## BULLETPROOF CRATES RECORDINGS PRESENT:

ELECTRO ACUPUNCTURE: an electrofied b-boy xperience

[ DJ SHEEP'S DEBUT MIXTAPE FROM 1998 - FREE DOWNLOAD featuring: 80's West Coast Electro, Miami Bass, Electro Funk, Freestyle, Scratching, Vocoders, Egyptian Lover, Star Wars samples and more! ]

Before I was a "turntablist", "digger", "battle DJ" or any of that stuff, I held it down the turntables at shows for some of the illest b-boy crews of Australia: Rapid Fire, Wicked Force, B-Boy Allstars and my own Cyber Force and Skill @ Will crews.

I travelled with "Rapid Fire" and repped for Australia at the "Battle of the Year" also holding it down that next weekend in Holland at "Back To Planet Rock" with Big Daddy Kane and Phife Dawg in the house!

My education about this form of music came from the amazing "Streetsounds Electro" series of records [thanks Morgan Khan]. I was lucky enough to get the box-set in a trade with a pen-pal in the UK back in the day. Inspired by that series, in 1998, with a humble crate of records, I recorded this tape and handmade 400 copies to start my mixtape hustle. Thank you to everyone who bought one and SALUTE! to anyone who kept it all these years #RAER.

At the time this mix was recorded my life was influenced by a cyberpunk state of mind, star wars, vocoders, taped up pieces of cardboard, tracksuits, headspins, graffiti, tuxan and watching some of the most amazing acrobatically impossible shit ever! It has always been a honour to have a front row seat as a b-boy DJ.

Seeing as this is still my most "requested" material here in Brisbane  and considered a "classic" by some. I'd like to finally offer this for a FREE download with track list. To all b-boys worldwide, continue to push the boundaries and find new music to break to. Bboy Bluntz coming soon.

BONUS: Entertaining shout-outs from a young DJ Disk, A-Trak and DJ Craze dropping' some SERIOUS old school Australian slang ya' wanka!

DARTH SIDIOUS SIDE:
*Scarecrow Willy (Dirt Style Records) - Intro
1. DJ Matrix - Feel My Bass
2. World Class Wrecking Crew - The Planet
*A-Trak (Allies / ISP) Shoutout
3. Egyptian Lover - The Lover
4. Egyptian Lover - You're So Fine
5. Unknown DJ - Breakdown (Scratch Version)
6. Dr. Dre - Bionic
7. JJ Fad - Supersonic
8. Unknown DJ & DJ Slip - X-Men
9. DJ Battlecat - DJ-N-Effect

DARTH MAUL SIDE
*DJ Craze (Allies) - Intro
1. Freez - Pop Goes My Love
2. Breakmachine - Are You Ready?
3. Shannon - Let The Music Play
4. Breakmachine - Streetdance
5. Hashim - It's Nasty
6. Whiz Kid - He's Got The Beat
7. Knights Of Bass - Renegades
8 - Knights Of Bass - Da Empire

Original Artwork  by Seiz (Rapid Fire / Hype Magazine, KOC Crew).

Recorded in a Bedroom in Capalaba, Australia. Sometime early 1998.

f: facebook.com/mobbsheep
t: twitter.com/djsheep
w: www.djsheep.com

Electro Acupuncture: recorded in 1998

Prepare for pops,crackles,hiss and poor recordings as i go back to the very beginning for me with a short tribute mix to the legendary original voice of Hip Hop ,Mike Allen. Mike was a legend in Hip Hop radio in the UK who schooled many people during the mid 80s via his weekend shows on Capital Radio in London. Without him many of us who lived outside London and couldn’t pick up the pirate stations would have had no weekly access to new releases, never known about Groove Records, the famous import shop in Soho, and never gone to events like UK Fresh ’86 or Freestyle ’85. His Capital Rap Show (aka Allen’s Army on Maneuvers) ran from late 1984 to July 1987. During 1985 it ran on Friday, Saturday & Sunday but changed to Friday & Saturday during ’86 and ’87

ALLEN'S ARMY ON MANEUVERS(THE BOSS)

For those of you unfamiliar with DJ Revolution, the man is a turntable god.
This is among my favourite of his mixes, mid-2000s I think... grabbed from a torrent years ago, dusted off for your listening pleasure.
Check the scratching/wordplay in the intro and you'll be hooked, trust me :-)

Check out Rev's page here https://soundcloud.com/djrevolution1

More Rev mixes here soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/spinbad-versus-revolution

Tracklist:
01. DJ Revolution - Intro
02. Scarface - Never (Rap-A-Lot)
03. Alchemist feat. Prodigy & Nina Skyy - Key To The City (Koch Records)
04. Strong Arm Steady - Clean Up (Nature Sounds)
05. Little Brother - Good Clothes (ABB)
06. Marco Polo feat. Large Professor - The Radar Remix Rev's Cut Up Version) (Exclusive)
07. Blaq Poet - Don't Give A Fuck (Year Round Records)
08. Guilty Simpson, Royce Da 5'9" & V Styles - Cornerstone Freestyle (Exclusive)
09. Pete Rock - Till I Retire (Soul Suvivor Records/Nature Sounds)
10. Guilty Simpson - A Man's World (Stones Throw)
11. Q-Tip - Work It Out (Rev's Tribe Vibe Remix) (Universal/Motown)
12. Malcolm & Martin - Bamboozled (Millenia Music)
13. Smif & Wessun feat. Chuckii Starr - Gotta Say It (Duck Down Records)
14. Common - I Want You (Geffen Records)
15. DJ Vinroc feat. Zion I & Jenisis - Luvluv (Minded Music)
16. Nas - Surviving The Times (lll Will/Columbia)

DJ Revolution: Cornerstone Mixtape #100

DJ Revolution: Cornerstone Mixtape #100 (2007)

DJ Revolution cutting up a mix of old skool, 90s and noughties hip-hop. Compiled from a series of shows aired 2002-2003. Part three of six, without a doubt one of my favourite CD sets back in the day. 

More Rev mixes here https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/spinbad-versus-revolution

Wanksta DJ's - Revolution
Wanksta - 50 Cent
Booyakka - Sly Boogie
Come Clean - Jeru the Damaja
Symphony In X Minor - Xzbit
Get By (Rev's Mix) - Talib Kweli
Bizness - Bootcamp Clic
Show Up - Motion Man
Hip Hop Vs Rap - KRS-One
Ghetto Music - Pharohe Monch
Internationally Known - Supernatural
On Fire - Edo G
Revolution Gonna Give It To Ya
Made U Look (Remix) - Nas
Right Where U Stand - Gang Starr
Pour More Likwit - Defari
Charcoal - Planet Asia
The Hustle - Common
Duck Season - Babu
Super DJ Intro - DJ Revolution
Transmittin' Live - DJ Revolution
Ride (Rev's Mix) - Redman
Whut Happened To That - DJ Revolution
Lost Ones (Rev's Mix) - Lauryn Hill
The MC - KRS-One
Hypocrite - Akrobatik
Made U Look (Rev's Mix) - Nas
Dream About Scratch - Revolution
Adidas - Killer Mike
Still Dre - Dr. Dre
Spell My Name - Defari
Revolution's Back - Revolution
Radio Freq - Ded Prez
Skew It On the Bar-b - OutKast
Dangerous - Busta Rhymes
Just To Get A Rep (Rev's Mix) - Gang Starr
Skillz - Gang Starr
Flashback - Cy Young
Future Flavas - A.G.

DJ Revolution: Wake Up Show Archives Volume 3 (2003)

D.J. Z Trip Live On Krispy Bisket Radio Show Side 1

D.J. Z Trip Live On Krispy Bisket Radio Show Side 2

Originally aired in about November on the Essential Electro & Rap show on the new Street Sounds Radio  station

If you have not discovered Street Sounds on the radio yet, its a must

Thanks for the support @Johnny Scratch

https://www.streetsoundsradio.com/

Enjoy Parts 1  which I'm uploading aswell

Check me out @ https://www.instagram.com/ritchie__k/ for all things Vinyl and Music

This Is Fresh Part 2 - Electro Mega Mix By Ritchie K

Klingt wie ein reines Rap Radio könnte man jetzt sagen, aber weit gefehlt. Def Beat Radio ist mehr als das. Sicherlich steht der Rap deutlich im Vordergrund und letztendlich gehört er ja auch unumstößlich zur ‘Berlin Hip Hop Culture’! Aber wir wären nicht ‘Berlin Limited’, wenn uns nicht auch andere Musik Genres geprägt hätten. Def Beat Radio bietet: Rap, Funk, Soul, Jazz, Rock, Electrofunk, Boogie und alle erdenklichen Zwischenformen genannter Stilrichtungen......

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