The official mix for DRE DAY.

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Man, You Been Doin' All This Dope Producin'
G-Thang
Gin & Juice
Nobody Move
Funky Worm / Dopeman
Y'all Ready For This?
The Edge
Hold Up
Fade To Blackstreet
Hi My Name Is
Xxplosive
Haboglabotribin
Gz & Hustlaz
Woman To Woman
California Love
Pigs Go Home
Guilty Conscience
Swing Down Sweet Chariot Stop and
Let Me Ride
Bad Intentions
Quelle Est La Différence Entre Moi et Vous?
Express Yourself
Boogie Back
Fuck Tha Police
If It Ain't Ruff
Who's The Man With The Master Plan?
We Want Bootsy & Eazy
We're All In The Same Gang
No More ?s
Lyrical Gangbang
Rather Be With You

Man, You Been Doin' All This Dope Producin'

Dusty Donuts presents
NEEDLE DROPS
Volume Twelve

Four world-class DJs telling a story in their own way, just through the selection of seven 45s in the mix, live on Twitch & FB Live.

Get ready for episode eleven of NEEDLE DROPS on Sunday the 24th of April, when London's original Skratch Pervert DJ PRIME CUTS and Human Head NYC's STICKY DOJAH meet Dusty Donuts’ MARC HYPE & DJ ROBERT SMITH from Berlin.

The theme of this episode is :
“Cut’n’Paste - Dawn of the Megamix“

Sunday 24th of April 2022

NEEDLE DROPS Volume Twelve feat. DJ Prime Cuts, Sticky Dojah, Marc Hype & DJ Robert Smith

Track Listing

1. DOC - Mind Blowin' (Dr. Dre Remix)
2. Geto Boys - Mr. Scarface 
3. Gang Starr - Code Of The Streets acapella
4. Freshco & Miz - Ain't You Freshco
5. Tribe Called Quest - Excursions Instrumental
6. Dr. Dre & Snoop - Deep Cover acapella
7. Beatnuts - Are You Ready
8. Positive K - Step Up Front
9. Special Ed - Taxing
10. Chill Rob G - Motivation
11. B.I.G - Warning acapella
12. Pass The Plugs - De La Soul
13. Tribe Called Quest - Vibes & Stuff instrumental

Mighty's Wu Tang vs. Juice Crew Mix

14. The Symphony vs. 36 Chambers Beats
15. Apollo Kids vs. Young Gifted & Black 
16. Picking Boogers vs. Incarcerated Scarfaces vs. Fish
17. Cream vs. Ill Street Blues
18. Daytona 500 vs. The Bridge vs. On The Run
19. Aint No Half Steppin' vs. Ice Cream vs. C.r.e.a.m vs. Tears
20. Droppin' Science vs. Verbal Intercourse

World Premiers 

21. LL Cool J - I Need A Beat
22. NWA - Dope Man
23. Eric B & Rakim - My Melody
24. Jeru the Damaja - Come Clean
25. Jungle Bros - Jim Browski
26. O.C. - Times Up
27. EPMD - You're A Customer
28. ED O.G - I Gotta Have It
29. Latifah - Wrath Of My Madness
30. De La Soul - Plug Tunin'
31. MC Shan - The Marley Scratch
32. Ultramagnetic - Ego Trippin'
33. Cypress Hill - How I Could Kill A Man
34. B.I.G - Party & Bullshit
35. Main Source - Breaking Atoms
36. Brand Nubian - Feels So Good
37. Kool G Rap - It's A Demo
38. Public Enemy #1

Shecky's 1988 Interview with Chuck D

39. Ice Cube - What They Hittin' Foe
40. LL Cool J - Get Down
41. RUN-DMC verse - Krush Groove All-Stars
42. BDP Stop The Violence acapella
43. Scholly D - Parkside 5-2 acapella
44. Eazy E feat MC Ren - Ruthless Villain
45. Sir Ibu - Holy War
46. Slick Rick - The Moment I Feared
47. Public Enemy - Security of the First World
48. Brand Nubian - All For One acapella
49. Diamond D - Yo That's That $hit
50. Heavy D- You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet
51. Ultramagnetic - Chorus Line
52. EPMD - I'm Mad 
53. Steady B - Let The Hustlers Play
54. KMD feat Brand Nubian - Nitty Gritty
55. DOC - The Grand Finale
56. Tribe Called Quest - Youthful Expression instrumental


Golden Era Mix Episode II for Shade 45 (((Broadcasted Jan 1, 2014)))

In celebration of Hip Hop's 50th year, we've teamed up with London based ‘Classic Material’ to present a chronologically themed series of mixtapes celebrating the history of recorded Rap music, mixed by Chris Read. This sixth bonus mix focuses on another sub-genre popularised in the 90s which is not entirely easy to define. Loops of popular Hip Hop records arranged into club-friendly instrumentals, in their day these tracks were mostly referred to simply as ‘Breakbeats'. They were Club records first and foremost so ‘Hip Hop Club Breaks’ is maybe a more accurate description. Armand Van Helden’s ‘AV8’ is the label most commonly associated with the sound, although Nervous Records & its ‘Strapped’ sub label were perhaps equally active. A few other smaller labels like Slammin’ and Kingsize also played their part. A lot of DJs principally associated with House music or who produced both House and Hip Hop were responsible for many of these records, often under aliases – Armand Van Helden of course, but also Todd Terry, Kenny Dope, DJ Spinna and others. Many other names in the scene were known for making this style of Hip Hop almost exclusively – Crooklyn Clan, Davey Dex, Bobby J to name a few. Artwork here pays tribute to Armand Van Helden's AV8 Records.

Tracklist:

1. Davey Dex presents Da Hip Hop Junkies – Pick It Up (Hip Hop Mix) 
2. DJ Fashion – Bom Bom 
3. DJ I-Cue & Jae Mo Ice – Two Scoops of Ice Cream (Dubplate Mix) 
4. Wreck All-Stars – Hit ‘Em Like This 
5. DJ Rags – To The Beat… 
6. Davey Dex – Get On Down (Davey Dex Remix) 
7. Fat Fluids – Throw Ya Hands (40th Ave. Mix) 
8. The Groove Asylum – We Love ‘Em 
9. Davey Dex – Move Ya Body (Davey Dex Remix) 
10. Davey Dex – Set It Off 
11. DJ Sizzahandz – Can’t Get Enuff 
12. Armand Van Helden –  Hot Butter (Pas Deh Punany Mix)
13. DJ Fashion – My Peoples 
14. Davey Dex – Zunga Zeng (Unreleased) 
15. DJ Rags – It Don’t Stop 
16. On The Down Low – Check The Vibe 
17. Steady G – Rainy Dayz 
18. Crooklyn Can – Clap Dem Handz (The Yeast Mix) 
19. SupaDupa AllCity & Suga Bear – Sunday Night at The Tunnel (Sunday Night Acapella) 
20. Brooklyn Slumlordz – Nobody Beats 
21. Crooklyn Clan – Dirty Dub 
22. Davey Dex – My Peoples (Where You At) 
23. Davey Dex – Throw Ta Handz Up (Davey Dex 12″) 
24. Frankie The Pacemaker – Live and Die Reck Part 2 
25. DJ Fashion – Brooklyn Stylz 
26. Armand Van Helden – Hey Yah Hey (Indian Beatdown Mix) 
27. Crooklyn Clan – A Brooklyn Thing (Brooklyn Anthem) 
28. Davey Dex – Get On Down (Original Mix) 
29. DJ Eclipse – Keep It On 
30. Rek Shit Rebulz – U Wanna Flex (What?) 
31. Frankie Cutlass – Puerto Rico (Original Version) 
32. Funkmaster Flex – Six Million Ways to Die (Instrumental) 
33. Funkmaster Flex – Sad & Blue (Dub) 
34. Rek Shit Rebulz – Make Ya Feel Better 
35. Wrath of Donkey Man – Donkey Twist 
36. Davey Dex – Keep It Movin (Prince Quick Mix Remix) 
37. Steady G – Everybody Groove (A Mos Definitely Long But Yet Chilled Out Mix) 
38. The Flip Squad presents Bobby J – Check Out The Style 
39. Bobby J – Clap Your Hands 
40. Steady G – Ya Don’t Stop (Ya Y’all) 
41. DJ Fashion – Uh Ah Do It Hay (Mix 1)

Classic Material Bonus Mix #7: Hip Hop Club Breaks '93-98

#HIPHOP50: Classic Material Bonus Mix #6 (90s Hip Hop Club Breaks) mixed by Chris Read

Special Jay Dee / J Dilla tribute streamed live on Twitch 2/7/24
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In celebration of Hip Hop's 50th year, we've teamed up with London based ‘Classic Material’ to present a chronologically themed series of mixtapes celebrating the history of recorded rap music, mixed by Chris Read. This megamix serves as short form companion to our recent 1995 mixtape, this time cramming nearly 30 classic tracks into a brief 4 minute run time. Artwork pays homage to the classic Loud Records company sleeve.

Tracklist:

1. Notorious B.I.G – One More Chance (Hip Hop Remix) 
2. DJ Krush – Duality 
3. World Renown – How Nice I Am 
4. Das EFX – Real Hip Hop (Pete Rock Remix) 
5. Lords of the Underground – What I’m After (Beat Box Bonus Beats) 
6. KRS One – MCs Act Like They Don’t Know 
7. Masta Ace Incorporated – Sittin On Chrome 
8. Mobb Deep – Shook Ones Part II 
9. Masta Ace Incorporated – The Phat Kat Ride 
10. Redman – I Can’t Wait 
11. Old Dirty Bastard – Shimmy Shimmy Ya 
12. Frankie Cutlass – Boriquas On The Set 
13. Craig Mack – Get Down (Q Tip Remix) 
14. OC & Organized Konfusion – You Won’t Go Far 
15. KRS One & Das EFX – Represent The Real Hip Hop 
16. Smif & Wessun – Headz Ain’t Ready (Beatminerz Remix) 
17. Mobb Deep – Temperature’s Rising 
18. Heltah Skeltah and Originoo Gunn Clappaz – Leflah 
19. Jamal – Fades Em All 
20. Cypress Hill featuring Erick Sermon – Throw Your Set in the Air (Remix) 
21. Nine – Ova Confident (Darcmas Remix) 
22. Mad Lion – Own Destiny (KRS One Remix) 
23. Group Home – Livin Proof 
24. Junior M.A.F.I.A – Player’s Anthem 
25. Rottin Raskalz – Oh Yeah 
26. Crooklyn Dodgers – Return Of The Crooklyn Dodgers 
27. The Pharcyde – Drop 
28. Ill & All Skratch – Chill With That (Easy Mo Bee Mix)

#HIPHOP50: Classic Material Megamix #9 (1995) mixed by Chris Read

00:00 - Intro - DJ Melo-D
03:13 - Microphone Mathematics - Quasimoto
06:26 - Say It Twice - Defari
09:56 - Whirlwind Through Cities - Afu-Ra
13:24 - Grin & Bear It - LMNO
16:56 - Flagrant - Choclair
20:49 - Filthy - Encore
23:23 - Bustin' - M-Boogie feat. Rasco
27:56 - Keep It Movin' - Saukrates feat. Xzibit
30:27 - Mingling With Mayhem - Grand Agent
34:07 - CT to NY (Uncut Action) - Chris Lowe feat. Large Professor
37:29 - Radio ID #1 - DJ Melo-D
38:51 - The Illest - Mykill Miers
42:14 - Guaranteed - Dilated Peoples
45:38 - Radio ID #2 - DJ Melo-D
47:40 - Whenimondamic - Lootpack
50:23 - Outro - DJ Melo-D

THE WORLD FAMOUS BEAT JUNKIES The Beat Junkies, internationally recognized as an unparalleled musical phenomenon, innovated an original DJ artform that continues to entertain and inspire all realms of the music sphere. This crew of DJ virtuosos is originally comprised of thirteen members: J.Rocc, Melo D, Rhettmatic, D-Styles, DJ Curse, Babu, Shortkut, Mr. Choc, Icy Ice, DJ Havik, DJ Symphony, Tommy Gun, & DJ What!?. Stemming from various mobile DJ units throughout Los Angeles County and the Bay Area, these artists came together in the early ’90s, and introduced a masterful musical style that transformed the DJ artform throughout the world. Talented veterans in creating original compositions, the Beat Junkies introduced their unique DJ forte to audiences on every continent. Their signature music formula, which has become internationally labeled as the “Beat Junkie Style”, encompasses a practice that takes years to attain. The practice of precision, along with a driving imagination to create music incorporating the DJ techniques such as the blend and the scratch, have become the main factors in defining their distinguished expertise. Success has surrounded the Beat Junkies since the start of the new millennium.

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