A kinda sequel to Cut n Paste the '80s Edition I guess... hope we get a Cut n Paste '90s Edition one day :D

94’ the best year ever, we did the Tecknivals in Europe, broke 😂 squatters off for a  tan 😂

Good clips, good sounds but few clips were way to short imo. You could make this 1h long and it would get better results, imo. Overall still good m8<3

wicked throwback, first year i bought records with my own money - ace of base & friends theme got a wee bit too many seconds methinks

Is the mix a bit biased to the right side? 

This is a DJ mix of classic, alternative, and obscure rock blended with hip hop featuring DJ Zeph & Azeem. All Mixes, Remixes, and Cuts by DJ Zeph. Cover Art by Ezra Li

On The Rocks ---DJ Zeph & Azeem

TRACKLIST:
1. David Bowie – Fame (Apple Scruffs edit)
2. Mos Def – Beef (acapella)
3. Danny Breaks – The Jellyfish
4. KRS-One – Hip Hop vs Rap (acapella)
5. Pharrell ft Snoop Dogg – Drop It Like It’s Hot (instrumental)
6. Ice T – Colors (acapella)
7. Palov & Mishkin – Rata Del
8. Playground riddim
9. Craig Mack – Flava in Your Ear (remix acapella)
10. KRS-One – MCs Act Like They don’t Know (instrumental)
11. Robin Jones – Royal Marcha (Raj Gupta vocal mix)
12. DJ Shadow – 6 Days (Soulwax remix)
13. Yes King – Champion Sound
14. Timbaland & Magoo – Cop That Shit (instrumental)
15. Coldcut ft Roots Manuva - Tru Skool (acapella)
16. Coldcut ft Roots Manuva - Tru Skool (instrumental)
17. Digitek – Cyan Do Dat (acapella)
18. Furman & Johnson – Slow & Funky
19. Pharrell ft Snoop Dogg – Drop it Like It’s Hot (acapella)
20. Patti Jo – Ain’t No Love Lost (Suonho dub)
21. Whodini – Big Mouth (acapella)
22. Kormac – Studio Sorcery
23. Pete Rock ft C L Smooth – T.R.O.Y (acapella)
24. Trick Turner – Sirens Coming
25. A Skillz vs Beatvandals – Money Banger
26. L.O.T.U – Lord Jazz Hit Me One Time (acapella)
27. Dr Premier - You’re Mine (loop)
28. Mad Skillz – The Nod Factor (acapella)
29. EPMD – So Whatcha Sayin'
30. Nickodemus & Osiris – Brooklyn Ole
31. Nice n Smooth – Hip Hop Junkies (acapella)
32. Vibes Alive – The Spoken Word (remix)
33. Ultramagnetic MCs – Poppa Large (acapella)
34. Gang Starr – Just To Get A Rep (instrumental)
35. Uptown – Dope On Plastic (acapella)
36. Ol' Dirty Bastard – Got Your Money (instrumental)
37. Beenie Man – King of The Dancehall (acapella)
38. DJ Day – What Planet, What Station (instrumental)
39. Eric B & Rakim – Let The Rhythm Hit ‘em (acapella)
40. The Rebirth – Evil Vibrations
41. Lil' Kim – the Jump Off (acapella)
42. Beatconductor – 4 On The Floor
43. TM Juke & The Jack Baker Trio – Heads High(er)
44. Mr Vegas – Heads High (acapella)
45. Thomas Z – Good Delight
46. Slippy Dee vs Sugar – Slippy Dee On The Steel
47. Gang Starr – Just To Get A Rep (acapella)
48. Nas & Damien Marley – As We Enter (instrumental)
49. DJ Zeph ft Rashaan Ahmed – Floorwax (acapella) 
50. DJ Shadow – Right Thing (Z Trip Set The Party Off remix)
51. Dub Traffik Control – Special Request
52. Grand Master Flash – The Message (acapella)
53. Harry J All Stars – Liquidator (Leftside Wobble edit)
54. The Alkoholiks – The Next Level (acapella)
55. A.T.C.Q – Award Tour (instrumental)
56. Timbaland & Magoo ft Missy Elliott – Cop That Shit (acapella)
57. Red Astaire – Do The Right Thing (instrumental)
58. Das Efx – Real Hip Hop (acapella)
59. Sly & The Family Stone – If You Want Me To Stay (Funk Ferret edit)
60. The Chemical Brothers ft Q-Tip – Galvanize (acapella)
61. LL Cool J – Mama Said Knock You Out (acapella)
62. Kenny & The Beach Boys – The Big Payback

Patchwork

Profits (Mos Def Remix)

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.

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Tracklist:

Introductions
Ziggy Stardust
Moonage Daydream
Starman
The Man Who Sold the World 
Sound and Vision
Golden Years
Changes
*Snippet from Stella Street*
Young Americans
Oh! You Pretty Things
*Snippet from Adam & Joe*
Star
Suffragette City
*Snippet from Extras*
Rebel Rebel
Jean Genie
Modern Love
*Snippet from Blue Jam*
Let’s Dance
*Snippet from Labyrinth*
Magic Dance
*Snippet from Flight of the Conchords*
Space Oddity
Life on Mars? (Piano Cover)
Life on Mars?
Heroes (Live in Berlin, 2002)
Memory of a Free Festival


Some notes on the mix:

I was introduced to Bowie as a kid, thanks to my Dad playing and singing his music all the time at home. He absolutely loves Bowie and we both shed a tear the day he died! I’m really, really grateful to my Dad for instilling his music into me early on, because I doubt I would have quite such profound love for it without the early introduction.

The tracks in the mix are the tracks I know and love, and probably the ones most people are familiar with - mainly the ‘hits’, I guess. While working on the mix I started to delve further into the Bowie back catalogue and have found some absolute gems. I was tempted to include them and lean the mix more toward his unknown stuff but I wanted it to reflect my own personal Bowie experience up to now and wasn’t too fussed about appearing to have a vast knowledge of his work, because in reality I’ve only scratched the surface, so far. 

It wasn’t hard to choose the tracks I wanted to include, but working out how to present them as a mixtape took some thought. I haven’t spent as long at the ‘drawing board’ stage of a mix before. It was clearly going to be quite different from one of my party mixtapes - the pace had to be slower (you can’t cut off a Bowie track after a minute as they are too epic/well known and often tell stories which need to be played out), I couldn’t add beats/acapellas as it would be sacrilege and sound bad, I couldn’t do too much mixing as it just wouldn’t work with a lot of the music - and so I decided to approach it as a documentary-style mix, using speech samples from interviews to add some extra layers and help bridge some of the tracks which changed style or tempo too dramatically to blend or drop. I also wanted to try and get some humour in somewhere, and luckily found a lot of gold from people imitating Bowie in different shows. 

I knew I had to put a turntablist/hip hop kind of stamp on this somehow, to reflect my DJ style and personlise the mixtape. I worked turntablism in by making a cut and paste intro and throwing in the odd scratch when dropping samples. Generally the whole thing was treated quite delicately so as to honour the memory of the freaky old bastard as best I could.

So yeah, that’s how it turned out! 

Enjoy :)

Sun Machine (A David Bowie Mixtape) 

Here's my 1994 mix, originally broadcast on The Huey Show on BBC 6 on 4 March 2017.

I tried to include all the music (mainly hip-hop, rock and pop), movies, TV shows and current affairs that affected me in 1994!

1994 Mix

Turntablist Extraordinaire @dj-yoda-uk graced the Rabbit Hole's 'FUNKINGHAM PALACE' - performing a bespoke 'GET DOWN  DJ SET' filled with Funk / Hip-Hop and lots of samples!

"Here's a live recording of my set at Glastonbury 2017, keeping it pretty tightly themed to The Get Down - i.e. early 1980s NYC block party music! This was great fun - loved sticking to the theme, and by 20 minutes in it felt more like we were in the Bronx in 1984 by than a tent in a field in Somerset! Excuse some of the dodgy mixing moments, this was all live! Enjoy, and wear full adidas tracksuit to appreciate entirely  :) "

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DJ YODA (THE GET DOWN DJ SET)- Live from The Rabbit Hole's 'Funkingham Palace' - June 2017

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Just some of my favorite Old School Hip Hop anthems, edited in my DAW with added effects & elements. Free Download

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Turntablism: The art of manipulating the sounds on records to create new music.

In the early 90s Hip Hop DJs often found themselves taking a back seat while rappers had the spotlight, but behind the scenes they continued to push the boundaries. By the mid-90s scratching and beat juggling had been taken to a whole new level, enabling turntablist DJs to take centre stage - because what they were doing was completely mind blowing! The world DMC and ITF championships helped to give turntablism a global platform, so for any up and coming DJ learning to scratch, it was an inspirational time. During that period you could argue turntablism redefined the element of DJing as the corner stone of Hip Hop culture. Around 2002 digital DJ equipment like Traktor and Serato became very popular, and nowadays you rarely see turntablists rocking DJ battle sets on a pair of decks with real records. Thats not to say they can’t tear shit up, it’s just the equipment is different. In terms of the golden era of turntablism though, this mix represents where it’s at. Hope you enjoy. Peace.

TRACKLIST:

The Herbaliser / Ollie Teeba - Scratchy Noise. (1995) Album: Flexistentialism
DJ Revolution - Untitled. (1999) Album: Scratch Masters VA compilation
DJ Z-Trip - Rythmic Metaphor. (1997) 12” Single: Side A
Jazzy Jeff - A Touch of Jazz. (1987) 12” Single: Side A / Extended Retouch
A-Trak - All Hail to My Hands. (2000) Album: The Allies / D-Day
Dr Octagon - Bear Witness. Feat. DJ Q-Bert. (1996) Album: Dr Octagonecologyst
Peanut Butter Wolf - They Don’t Fall Down. Feat. Beat Junkies DJ Babu & J Rocc (1997)
DJ Craze - Freedom of Speech (2000) Album: The Allies / D-Day
X-ecutioners - The Countdown. (1997) Album: X-pressions
DJ Craze - Nothing. (2000) Album: The Nexxsound
D-Styles - John Wayne on Acid. (2002) Album: Phantazmagorea
X-ecutioners - Poetry in Motion. (1997) Album: Xpressions
Mr Dibbs - Live at Ultimate Beats & Breaks 2. (2000) Album: Primitive Tracks
DJ Q-Bert - Cosmic Assassins. (1998) Album: Wavetwisters
The Herbaliser / Ollie Teeba - Wall Crawling Insect Breaks. (1998) Album: Very Mercenary
Cut Chemist - Lesson 6, The Lecture. (1998) Album: Jurassic 5
Scratch Perverts - Daily Intake. (2000) Album: Unsung Heroes / Unleashed

1994 Mix

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