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This is a mix I made using original breaks and beats.  Shout outs to Chuck D, DMC, and Wildman Steve for the vocal support!

Johnny Juice's Break Beat CD #1

Tracklisting

Intro
Bizzie Boys - Droppin It 
EPMD - Get Off The Bandwagon (Remix)
Chill Rob G - Court Is In Session (mega-blend)
Organized Konfusion - Thirteen
Lord Finesse - Strictly For The Ladies
King T - Bass (acapella) vs. Hard Knocks - Stricktly From The Bronx (inst)
Nas - Dr Knockboots (acapella) vs. Groove B Chill - Hip Hop Music (inst)
BDP - Why Is That
Tribe Called Quest - After Hours

Best of Long Island Mix

Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause (mega-blend)
De La Soul - Much More (acapella) vs. JVC Force - Strong Island (inst)
Public Enemy - Get The F*ck Outta Dodge
Craig Mack - Flava In Your (acapella) 
Mc EZ & DJ Troop - Get Retarded
Biz Markie - Nobody Beats The Biz (mega-blend)
Erib B & Rakim - Lyrics of Fury
Public Enemy - The B-Side Wins Again (acapella) vs. EPMD - Im Housin (inst)
Eric B & Rakim - I Know You Got Soul (mega-blend)
JVC Force - Give It Away
EPMD - Strictly Business (mega-blend)

Shecky & Mighty talking break

80's Drum Machines vs. 90's Lyricism

Black Moon - How Many MC's (mega-blend)
Big L - Put It On (mega-blend)
Wu Tang - Mystery of Chessboxing (acapella) vs. Dr. Jeckle & Mr. Hyde - AMPM (inst)
Mobb Deep - Quiet Storm (acapella) vs. Whodini - Funky Beat (inst)
The Lox - Benjamins (acapella) vs. RUN-DMC Krush Groove 3 (ins)
Nas - Surviving The Times (acapella) vs. Jimmy Spicer - Dollar Bill Y'all (inst)
Gza & Meth - Shadowboxing (acapella) vs. Crash Crew - On the Radio (inst)
Biggie - Can I Get Wit Cha (acapella) vs. Beastie Beats
Outkast - The Art of Storytelling (acapella) vs. Sweet G - Games People Play (inst)
Stetsasonic - Talking All That Jazz (acapella) vs. World Famous Supreme Team
Black Rob - Whoa (acapella) vs. Grandmaster Flash - The Message (inst)

Golden Era Show I.D

Redman - Tonight's The Night (acapella) vs. Ultramagnetics - Ease Back (inst)
Ultramagnetics - Ease Back
Nice & Smooth - Time To Flow (acapella) vs. Stezo - Freak The Funk (inst)
Special Ed - One In A Million
3rd Bass - 3rd Bass' Theme
Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump (acapella) vs. Jungle Bros - Because I Got It Like That
Beastie Boys - Hold It Now (acapella) vs. Scooly D - Gucci Time
Latee - This Cuts Got Flavor
Lauryn Hill - Lost Ones (mega-blend)
Del - Eye Examination
Main Source - A Friendly Game Of Baseball
Masta Ace - Saturday Night (LA Jay Remix)
K-Solo - Fugitive (acapella)
Redman - Tonight's The Night (Remix)
Showbiz & AG - Next Level (Premier Remix)
Tragedy & Large Professor - The Funk Mode

Mixed by Dj Mighty Mi / Hosted by Shecky Green
The fourth in the Golden Era Series.
Originally Broadcasted Sept 1, 2014.
@DjMightyMi @SheckyGreen

Golden Era Labor Day Show for Shade 45 (((Broadcasted Sept 1, 2014)))

DJ Rhettmatic Presents: 1990s State of Mind, a mixtape for History 30, unit 4

History 30: 1990s State of Mind Unit 4 Mixtape

DJ MAJESTEE PRESENTS 60 MINUTES OF ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL, REVOLUTIONARY GROUPS EVER IN HIP HOP!!! LISTE, LEAVE FEEDBACK, AND ENJOY!!!!

60 MINUTES OF DE LA SOUL

DJ BONDS TRIBUTE MIX to CLUB ELEMENTS. Elements was a weekly Hip Hop spot in Los Angeles where MC's, DJ's, Breakers and Graff Writers all came together to develop their skills. This mix was made to give an example of some of the music played each week and to showcase some of the talents and special nights which Elements produced.

DJ Bonds is the director and producer of ELEMENTS, a documentary film on Los Angeles Hip Hop culture at the turn of the 21st century, which is currently in production. For more information on ELEMENTS: www.elementsdoc.com

A NIGHT AT CLUB ELEMENTS

DJ BONDS - A NIGHT AT CLUB ELEMENTS

Skimming the surface on some of the best songs that some of your favorite MC's collaborated on a.k.a  "the posse" cuts! Had to cut some songs short for time. Check out Kurupt's crazy long Ill verse on "Smokin' blunts and Drankin' Tangueray"!

Classic_posse_cut_mix

A glimpse into what was going on musically in Hip Hip in 90-93ish. Some of the artists that put in the hard work and made the DOPE shit before it became a billion dollar worldwide mutli-media sensation.

Early 90's

DJ Green Lantern - Throwback Classics

DJ Scratch asked me to do a guest set for his new Radio Station Scratchvision radio. So being that it was Scratch, I felt it was only right to have fun with it, play rarities and do more scratching. 

For the novice listener you will say most of these are not rare, but for those who really know these songs, you will realize that 99% of you don't have these versions.

ScratchVision Radio 7/7/2018 - Dj Finesse NYC

One of my favorite mixtapes from my collection...

the legendary and pioneering DJ Cash Money and his 1997 "Old School Need To Learn'O Plot #2" mixtape.

All respect due to the legend DJ Cash Money.

Golden Era Labor Day Show for Shade 45 (((Broadcasted Sept 1, 2014)))

DJ Mighty Mi

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