A turntable mix with records! Those big, black slabs o' plastic, remember?! Listen carefully and you might hear the crackle of the vinyl.

1.    Jewel T - I Like It Loud (Jewel Records 1988)
2.    Jungle Brothers - Because I Got It Like That (The Ultimatum Reconstruction) (Gee St 1988)
3.    Diamond And The Psychotic Neurotics - Sally Got A One Track Mind (Chemistry Records 1993)
4.    Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump (Capitol Records 1989)
5.    Digital Underground - The Humpty Dance (Tommy Boy 1989)
6.    Souls Of Mischief - 93 'Til Infinity (Jive 1993)
7.    LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out (Def Jam 1990)
8.    Young Black Teenagers - Tap The Bottle (SOUL 1992)
9.    RUN DMC - Walk This Way (Profile 1986)
10.  Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain (Ruffhouse 1993)
11.  Public Enemy - Fight The Power (Motown 1989)
12.  Uptown - Dope On Plastic (Tommy Boy 1989)

Hardware:

2 x Technics SL1200's
1 x Vestax PMC-05Pro SL VCA
1 x MacBook Pro

Software:

1 x Logic Pro

Other:

20+ x Years of experience, boyeeeee!




With Music This Good The Title Is Irrelevant

DJ Sureshot - Been mixing on turntables for over 20 years. A hip hop freak from the old school and throughout the Golden Age.
I love vinyl. Love the roundiness, the shininess, the texture of records. Love the artwork of a record cover. Love the hidden, cryptic messages found sometimes in the run-out groove. And let's not even mention the pure delight of the Gatefold Sleeve.
 
When not on the decks I write and produce songs of a varied nature spanning fat crunchy electronica, turntablist hip hop, alternative noise and ambient chillout.

I also write a blog called Ageing B-Boys Unite! because I find being a vinyl nutbag, songwriter and father just not demanding enough and need other jobs to fill my days.
You can find it at www.repo136.blogspot.com.
I am affiliated with Disco Scratch (www.discoscratch.co.uk) and Heroes Of UK Hip Hop (www.heroesofukhiphop.com) and together we are 3 The Hard Way.