Name: Hip Hop's Original Samples - Classics With DJ Rumor: LiveSpin, Episode 16 by DJ Rumor
Duration: 55 min 15 s
Description: I mixed 164 of Hip Hop’s original samples in 55 minutes. Producers like DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Q-Tip, RZA, Large Professor & D.I.T.C. inspired this. Classics With DJ Rumor: LiveSpin, Episiode 16.

Great selection, went through to fast though,cut em up let em rock a little. Mix should of at least been 2hours. Love it still

What an epic collection samples - massive thanks for putting them together & sharing

Praised by MTV Mixtape Mondays and Allhiphop.com and named "Mixtape of the Year," J.PERIOD's Best of Big Daddy Kane is hosted by Big Daddy Kane himself, and pays tribute to King Asiatic Nobody's Equal like no other mixtape in history, layering Kane’s own personal commentaries with the hottest moments from every stage of his career, plus exclusives, rarities and remixes and more. This mixtape gets the job done. 

The Best of BDK(Hosted By Kane)

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

62 songs seamlessly mixed by legendary DJ Clark Kent that pay homage to New York, the city that inspires and drives the Black Apple brand.

Artwork by Sophia Chang - @esymai / www.esymai.com 

Black Apple Presents DJ Clark Kent - "Black In The NY Groove" Mixtape

Just in time for the Hoidays...Classic Funky Soul Feel Good Music

FEEL GOOD 6 (snippet)

nothing but original samples.....period!!!

http://DaManDL.com

Dusty Fingaz

A week or so back there was a Facebook post asking who people preferred; KRS1 or Rakim. I immediately went with Rakim and Biz tended to lean towards KRS we knew that only 2 things could solve this argument either a message directly from Scott Baio endorsing one or the other or a mixtape, and as Biz has that court order thingy where is not allowed to communicate or be with in 200 meters of Scott Baio it ended up being the mix, and not just any mix a 97 minute marathon of classics, remixes and guest verses from 2 of the most influential MC's ever.

Rakim V's KRS Mix by dL

Street Classic HipHop NYC Classics Pt.1, The Lord Sear Special 9/10/2017

FOR PROMOTIONAL & EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY.  I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE CONTENT OF WHAT'S ON THIS MIX BUT I LEGALLY PAID FOR PERSONAL OWNERSHIP & ACCESS.

It’s 2018.  I’m selectively semi-retired but I go back to the essence.  Born and raised in the era of Hip-Hip when it was Hip-Hop.  Black music has always had a generational divide.  Your gospel grandparents looked at your parents’ music of Rhythm & Blues as something of the Devil’s music.  It wasn’t wholesome.  Your parents listened to our music as it being “not real music.”  That HippetyHop crap.  The Disco junk.  Gang music.  “You’re just stealing our old music.”  Those of us 40+..45+ years of age…look at today’s music with disdain.  Me as a DJ..I look at fellow current young DJs with disdain.  Y’all from the mp3 and controller era.  We lost our fabric.  There’s no respect for the foundation.  Therefore I felt the need to set the tone as a DJ who came from 45s and 33s.  From Red Alert, Chuck Chillout, Mr. Magic (R.I.P.) and Marley Marl and the Supreme Team and P-Fine and Sway & Tech who set the tone esthetically.  To DJs today who I love and respect who are holding true to the creative culture.  I talk that talk.  I walk that walk.  I’m competitive and open to learn from who have the ability to make me learn.  Push me…because I’ll push you.

All that being said, here we have the Best of Native Tongues, presented by me..DaManDL..live from the Boogie Down Bronx.  If you know me, I’m not just a DJ, I don’t just play songs…I’m an Edutainer.  I’m a crate digger.  I educate while entertaining.  I do research, I pay homage.  I DJ by ear, not by playlist.  I understand keys and tones, not just BPMs.  I don’t clean up mistakes, I leave them and publish as-is.  

There’s a disgusting divide between our era of music and the current wave of Hip-Hop.  They have no respect for what we laid down.  They don’t know.  If we don’t edutain them, they’ll never know. So as we go from 1987 to about 1995 on this particular mix, I need and want you to enjoy and learn from the journey.  My mentors, my motivators: @DJParallel @DJMellStarr @ djjazzyjeff, @djdannydee1 @twfbrucieb, @djkoollaid ,  @realpeterock,  @djpremier, @nyreg79, @kidcapri101, @original_dj_hollywood (arguably the GOAT), @originalbfats and others.  From my homie @_whostheboss_ (she’s coming back in 2018!!) to @darealmonielove to @queenlatifah to @qtiptheabstract to @darealpepa and too many to count….THIS IS FOR OUR ERA!! EDUTAINMENT!!  Shouts to @teacha_krsone for the phrase!!

From The Essence to the Core….THE BEST OF NATIVE TONGUES presented by @DaManDL of the Boogie Down Bronx

http://soundcloud.com/DaManDL

Best Of Native Tongues

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.

DJ Cash Money - Old School Need To Learn'O Plot #2 MIXTAPE

I mixed 164 of Hip Hop’s original samples in 55 minutes. Producers like DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Q-Tip, RZA, Large Professor & D.I.T.C. inspired this. Classics With DJ Rumor: LiveSpin, Episiode 16.

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Hip Hop's Original Samples - Classics With DJ Rumor: LiveSpin, Episode 16

Dedicating this set to the memory of Jo-Ann Watson [LORD SEAR'S MOM] (Nov. 7, 1952 - May 15, 2013)

Tune in every FRIDAY @ 2PM EST for "The Megablast"

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You can catch Da Beatminerz (Evil Dee & Mr Walt) spinning "ORIGINAL" 45's JULY 22, 2013 in New York City at MOBILE MONDAYS w/ Operator EMZ, Joey Carvello, Natasha Diggs, Just Blaze, Misbehavior & $$$ Mike.

MOBILE MONDAYS is located at Bowery Electric 321 Bowery @ 2nd St.

BEATMINERZ RADIO MEMORIAL DAY MIX MASTER WKND "Mr. Walt-Str8 45's, Part Two!" 05.26.13.

Brendan McCormack, a.k.a. DJ Rumor, utilizes his vast music knowledge & creativity to produce an eclectic soundtrack for New York Knicks & Rangers games at Madison Square Garden. As a Music Coordinator, he collaborates with his colleagues to curate the energy & mix songs live. He’s also worked The NYC Marathon, NBA All-Star Weekend, US Open Tennis & MSG Boxing.

Brendan spins nightclubs and events for fashion brands, media outlets & private functions. His clients include NBC, ESPN, Glamour & other companies in New York City, The Hamptons, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Chicago, San Francisco & New Orleans. He creates a unique atmosphere by blending various genres: Funk, Disco, Hip Hop, House, Rock, R&B, Soul & more from all decades are in his repertoire.

A native New Yorker, Brendan is the youngest of five children. His family greatly influenced his diverse music taste & passion for the arts. In 1998, he bought turntables & compiled an impressive vinyl collection by digging for records everywhere. Being self-taught, Brendan spent countless hours perfecting his craft & developing a unique style. After years of hard work & graduating Hunter College, he established himself as one of New York's most talented DJ's. The future looks bright for this dedicated music enthusiast.

Hip Hop's Original Samples - Classics With DJ Rumor: LiveSpin, Episode 16

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