Snuck the homie's verse in there.. Lmao well played

Called "the best Roots mixtape ever" by The Source Magazine and named Allhiphop.com's "Best Mixtapes of the Year 2006", J.PERIOD's official Best of the Roots is a one-of-a-kind collector’s item and a must-have for any fan of the best band in hip hop. Packed with over 50 tracks of Roots classics, rarities and exclusive J.PERIOD remixes, The Best of the Roots also features 6 exclusive new Black Thought freestyles and original tracks produced by J.PERIOD. Guest appearances from standout Roots crew members, plus Jay-Z, Rakim, Nas, Busta Rhymes, Big Pun, Stevie Wonder and more.

The Best of The Roots (Hosted by Black Thought)

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Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth's classic LP 'Mecca and the Soul Brother' turned 30 recently, so reminisce for a spell with a mix of OG Samples, Remixes, & Blends.
The way Pete sampled old jazz/funk/soul records and layered them over hard, dusty drums was masterful (how he caught that little part on the fadeout of an Ohio Players record for 'Lots Of Lovin' still amazes me).    
Combine that with C.L.'s sharp yet fluid lyricism (how many MC's could rhyme like THIS back in '92??), and you unquestionably have one of the pillars of early 90's NYC boom bap.

Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - Mecca and the Soul Brother 30th Anniversary Mix (DJ Filthy Rich)

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Pete Rock Tribute Mix: James Brown

DJ.HERC  A TRIBE CALLED  QUEST MIX

Vol.247 Best Of WuTang Clan Mixtape Edition pt.2

A little X-Mas gift to round up the year 2016. 
More of my favorite golden age Hip Hop tunes in the mix.
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Tracklisting:

01.  Intro / Kenny Dope - Don Dada
02.  A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour       
03.  Run-DMC - Down With The King  feat. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth
04.  Flavor Unit - Roll With the Flavor
05.  BIG - Party and Bullshit (Lord Finesse Remix)
06.  Ready Ta Roll - The Real Hip Hop
07.  Rakim - Heat It Up
08.  Leaders Of The New School - Whats Next (Large Professor Remix)
09.  Lord Aaqil - Check It Out
10.  Onyx - Shiftee
11.  Dred Scott - Nuthin To Lose
12.  KRS One - Outta Here
13.  Black Moon - Ack Like U Want It
14.  Strickly Roots - Beg No Friends (Remix)  feat. Fat Joe & Grand Puba
15.  M.O.P. - How About Some Hardcore
16.  The Coup - Dig It
17.  Funkdoobiest - The Funkiest
18.  Redman - Tonights Da Night (Remix) 
19.  Dr Dre - Nuthin But A G Thang (Remix)  feat Snoop Dogg
20.  The Beatnuts - Psycho Dwarf
21.  Ultramagnetic MC's - Raise It Up  feat. Godfather Don
22.  Rumpletilskinz - Hudz
23.  Del The Funky Homosapien - Undisputed Champs  feat. Pep Love & Q-Tip
24.  Jungle Brothers - On The Road Again (Q-Tip Remix)  feat. Q-Tip
25.  Da King & I - Tears
26.  Tragedy - Grand Groove (Remix)
27.  Shyheim The Rugged Child - On And On
28.  Da Youngstas - Crewz Pop
29.  Masta Ace Inc. - Saturday Night Live
30.  Knucklehedz - Hed Rush
31.  Common Sense - Soul By The Pound (Remix)
32.  Nubian Crackers - Do You Wanna Hear It?  feat. The Artifacts
33.  Wu-Tang Clan - Protect Ya Neck 
34.  Shyheim The Rugged Child - The B-Side  feat. Down Low Reka, K-Tez & Rubbabandz
35.  Souls Of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity
36.  Naughty By Nature - It's On (Remix)
37.  Frankie Cutlas - Here We Go
38.  Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - Checkin Out The Ave.
39.  MC Lyte - Ruffneck (Beatnuts Remix)
40.  Original Flavor - Can I Get Open  feat. Jay-Z
41.  Nice & Smooth - Cash In My Hands (Remix)
42.  LL Cool J - Pink Cookies In A Plastic Bag Getting Crushed By Buildings (Remix)
43.  Lords Of The Underground - Chief Rocka
44.  Cypress Hill - I Ain't Goin' Out Like That
45.  KRS One - I Can't Wake Up
46.  Wu-Tang Clan - Shame On A N@*(!
47.  Guru - Loungin'
48.  Big Daddy Kane - Stop Shamin'
49.  Frankie Cutlass - Puerto Rico
50.  Leaders Of The New School - Spontaneous (Remix) feat. Cracker Jax, Rampage & Rupletilskinz
51.  A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation
52.  De La Soul - Ego Trippin' (Part 2)
53.  Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs - Love Comes & Goes
54.  Tragedy - Street Life (Return Of The Life Mix)
55.  Armand Van Helden - Say Yeah (Shake & Break Mix)
56.  Wu-Tang Clan - Method Man (Remix)
57.  KRS One - Sound Of The Police
58.  Tha Alkaholiks - Make Room
59.  Akinyele - The Bomb
60.  Trends Of Culture - Off And On
61.  Fat Joe - Watch The Sound  feat Grand Puba & Diamond D
62.  The Beatnuts - Reign Of The Tec
63.  Cypress Hill - Hits From The Bong
64.  Yall So Stupid - Van Full Of Pakistans (Spearhead X Remix)
65.  De La Soul - Lovely How I Let My Mind Float  feat. Biz Markie
66.  Hard 2 Obtain - L.I. Groove
67.  Black Moon - How Many Emcees
68.  Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean
69.  Diamond D - You Can't Front  feat. Sadat X & Lord Finesse
70.  Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - One In A Million
71.  The Nonce - Mix Tapes

DJ CHIEF-ONE - 1993 MIXTAPE

In 1998 the divide within the rap game was at its most glaring. On one side of the stage stood the jiggy, “shiny suit era” mainstream rappers, with CD sales on their mind, expensive tastes, and a penchant for fly cars, clothes, money, cash and hoes. At the other end of the stage was the underground, “backpack”, independent scene, where rappers and crews still made time for college radio, performed small venue shows, and aimed more for putting out records on vinyl  than for selling CDs in stores. A strange state of affairs was that this was a year where the dichotomy of Hip Hop was at its furthest split. And then an album dropped and something happened. The deep chasm between the mainstream and the underground was filled, but not by much.

Yesterday marked the fourteenth anniversary of Black Star’s debut album. It was a higly anticipated release celebrated and critically acclaimed album immediately from the moment it dropped. It gave a celebrity face to the indy movement that was going on, and did it’s best to bridge the gaps between the polar-opposite movements that were co-existing inside of Hip Hop’s genre. Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star, was the second full-length album on Rawkus Records and was the epicenter for the NYC underground movement.

Last week the good folks at Complex tackled another famous list by profiling 50 Best Rawkus Records Songs. Inspired by the idea honor Mos and Kweli’s epic release, and the label that birthed it, we figured it was our turn to pay respects as well. Sticking more to Rawkus released vinyls, which was the essence of the movement, we put together a list of 14 of the dopest B-Sides from Rawkus records.

Rawkus Records B-Side Bangers

DJ Premier - The Thunderstorm, 1994-11-11, WBLS, Pt.2

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DJ Mo-B is said to be one of the greatest DJ Talents of the Swiss Federation. The experienced technician has already spinned on all the big stages, with such easiness and routine, making him so unique. He’s also made himself a name as a producer. Rappers like Rakaa (Dilated Peoples), J-Ro (Tha Alkaholiks) or Afu-Ra already flowed over MO-Beats. Now the Allrounder presents his second album called The Show Must Go On, on which he proofs his musical and producer talents.

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