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)))

shout to my man KBimean for inspiring this and many other mixes. LIVE on the wheels at the wake up show SHADE45 monday nights at 8pm-est/5pm-pst. right on time for all this BULLSHIT goin' on

"DA Fuzz mix" - Live mix on "the wake up show" (shade 45) 11/14

KELLEN DE VOS - GRAND SLAM

Originally written in early 2008

This mix was inspired by a R*#ts concert that I saw in February 07. While watching the concert, I remember thinking to myself that Hip Hop isn't dead, it's just growing up. Hip Hop as a culture and art form must progress and develop in order to survive and stand the test of time. The original Hip Hop generation is getting older and getting more educated. We are not too far away from the first Hip Hop president (maybe even just a few months away). The R*#ts represent the direction that Hip Hop music should be headed. I'm not saying that all acts need to be live bands. But those MC's and producers that fuse the core elements with innovation will keep the art form alive and relevant.

The R*#ts

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

This is a mix I curated and mix in 2007 as a tribute to James Brown, as well as the people who worked with him.

halline.com

JB: A Tribute to James Brown

DJ Revolution cutting up a mix of old skool, 90s and noughties hip-hop. Compiled from a series of shows aired 2002-2003. Part two of six, without a doubt one of my favourite CD sets back in the day. 

More Rev mixes here https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/spinbad-versus-revolution

Is Rev Cuttin? Intro
Ludacris - Move Bitch
Jazzy Jeff/Cy Young - Rebirth
Sly Boogie - Fatal Mistake
Nas - Made U Look
Notorious BIG - Who Shot Ya
Rev Gets Busy
Dilated Peoples - Clockwork 
Xzbit/Busta Rhymes - Multiply Remix
Keith Murray/Biz Markie - Nobody Beats Keith Murray
Gang Starr - Skillz
Clipse - When The Last Time
GZA - Knock, Knock
W.C. - Streets (Accapella Mix)
DJ Spinna / Shadowman - Drive
Obie Trice - Rap Name (Accapella Mix)
Blackstar - Defintion
BDP - Stop The Violence
50 Cent - Wanksta (Rev's Version)
Brand Nubian - Who Can Get Busy Like This Man
Tony Touch/Doo Wop - G's Up
Freeway/Jay Z - What We Do (The Way It Should Have Been)
Defari - Spell My Name Right
Jazzy Jeff/J Live - Break It Down
Xzbit - Multiply (Original Accapella Mix)
GZA - Legend Of The Liquid Sword
Busta Rhymes - It Ain't Safe No More
Eminem - Lose Yourself
Rob Swift - The Ghetto

DJ Revolution: Wake Up Show Archives Volume 2 (2003)

DJ Premier @ Mister Cees Throwback at Noon

Black Fist Friday: DJ Premier - Throwback @ Noon

Unique mixtape with original music from the forthcoming Malcolm and Martin album due out in feb '11 blended with the funky sounds of the era that kept the movements of these to icons alive. Freestyles over Kool &amp; the Gang and James Brown...not lil' wayne beats and t-pain sounds. who else is doin' anything remotely close to this.....?



"DA Fuzz mix" - Live mix on "the wake up show" (shade 45) 11/14

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