Harlem shake (DJ shadow edit?) lmfaooo i know, i know that sample... man i been listening to this mix for 9 years and every day this still slaps

Laptop's are for playing pre
 recorded tracks, shadow performs his shit live and djs at the same time, he brings the whole studio on stage!

you are incredibly productive. you are awesome. thank you.

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Recorded live Sunday, March 21st at 4:20pm.
Thes One live mix tribute set for his fallen brother & partner in People Under The Stairs, Michael William "Double K" Turner.

Full video with vocal available on Youtube. This is audio only version.

Thes One live Memorial Mix For Double K (audio only)

Liner Notes:
"This Was A Mix I Did While Cutting Class Back In 1995 And Will Be The First Release From My Studio’s Archive Series. This Mix Was Originally Released On Cassette As “Rare Equations” Through A Mix Tape Company Called Hip Hop Vibes Along With “Sick Experiment,” “Theories Not Yet Proven” And “The Diabolical” Which Came Before It. However This Mix Was My Favourite Because It Showcased Mixing All Kinds Of Music, Not Just The Latest Rap Singles Coming Out At The Time. So Sit Back And Check Out How Mix Tapes Were Done The Hard Way... On My Half Inch 8 Track Recorder (R.I.P.) And Listen To Some Cool Drops, Some Phone Taps, And Good Blends.
“It’s The Livin’ Roughness.”
Special Thanks to The Beat Market For The Title. "

Cuttin' Class / Rare Equations - Side One

DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist - Brainfreeze 1999 Part 1

As has been well-documented elsewhere, I spent much of 2012-2014 doing DJ sets of other people's music (as opposed to strictly my own) for the first time since the 90s. I had so much fun hunting around on the internet, looking for the latest weird stuff to work into the set. I once heard a comedian describe their process, how they tried a new joke each night until eventually, they had a solid 75 minutes of their best material. That's how this set felt to me. 2013 was also the peak of EDM, and although I never fully embraced that movement, if you were a DJ, it was impossible not to be influenced by it on some levels. As a result, there's a few moments in the set that, years later, seem a little borderline in terms of an authentic personality fit..but I guess that's the dichotomy between immediacy and timelessness. When playing my own stuff, I sweat the credibility and the 'journey.' This, in contrast, was just for fun. - DJ Shadow
Listen to -
Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/djshadow/all-basses-covered-paradiso-excerpt1
Part 3: https://soundcloud.com/djshadow/all-basses-covered-paradiso-excerpt3

All Basses Covered (Paradiso, Amsterdam 10-19-13) Excerpt 2

As has been well-documented elsewhere, I spent much of 2012-2014 doing DJ sets of other people's music (as opposed to strictly my own) for the first time since the 90s. I had so much fun hunting around on the internet, looking for the latest weird stuff to work into the set. I once heard a comedian describe their process, how they tried a new joke each night until eventually, they had a solid 75 minutes of their best material. That's how this set felt to me. 2013 was also the peak of EDM, and although I never fully embraced that movement, if you were a DJ, it was impossible not to be influenced by it on some levels. As a result, there's a few moments in the set that, years later, seem a little borderline in terms of an authentic personality fit..but I guess that's the dichotomy between immediacy and timelessness. When playing my own stuff, I sweat the credibility and the 'journey.' This, in contrast, was just for fun. - DJ Shadow

Listen to -
Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/djshadow/all-basses-covered-paradiso-excerpt1
Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/djshadow/all-basses-covered-paradiso-excerpt2

All Basses Covered (Paradiso, Amsterdam 10-19-13) Excerpt 3

DJ Shadow: The DJ Hero Mixes (2009-2010)

For the first time, high-quality "wet versions" of DJ Shadow's classic mash-ups from DJ Hero 1 and 2 are up! This is what the mixes would sound like if you got a 'perfect score'         within game, with all scratches included.  Shadow kills it on these tracks, and it's a treat to finally make them available...enjoy!

The Lockdown That Never Comes (DJ Hero) - DJ Shadow

Put Enuff On (DJ Hero)- DJ Shadow

Dance Of Spades (DJ Hero)- DJ Shadow

Bustin' Season (DJ Hero)- DJ Shadow

Apologies, Baby (DJ Hero) - DJ Shadow

The main reason the Amu Nu cookbook was created is for the 2 hour Middle Eastern mix that starts in 1969 and ends in 2024. The AMU NU mix covers funky joints from Turkey, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Armenia and many other Middle Eastern regions. I’ve included several record walls of rare Middle Eastern records throughout the book for my collectors out there!

Pick up my Amu Nu cookbook at:
https://djnu-mark.shop/collections/merch/products/amu-nu-cookbook

Amu Nu Mix

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KR - HOLDIN ON [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Hip Hop Lives was recorded live for Adam 12s Afex night in 2008. Afex is one of LAs most prominent conceptual hip hop nights, covering the era from early eighties to mid nineties.


Cut Chemist - Hip Hop Lives (1985-1996)

"Zane and the Apple team politely extended a promotional opportunity around the release of 'The Mountain Will Fall' in the form of my own Beats1 mini-series. Each show was designed to illuminate the listener to different facets of my career up until that point. I basically had three hours to bring people up to speed so that the new album had context. At one point they asked me what I was going to name it, and I had a funny picture of a guy in my phone, so I used his image and added the hashtag '#Radioface,' for whatever reason. The name didn't really stick, but it was fun putting these together. "- DJ Shadow

From the DJ Shadow Archives - Beats1 Show #2 (2016)

"In 2009, I was asked to play the video game convention E3 in support of the release of Activision's DJ Hero. There were only two rules: include some of the mash-ups I made for the game, and no cursing please. I obliged (mostly), and there's some fun moments....recorded several months before the 2009 Halloween set, this is less about the dance floor than an attempt to reference the broader contributions of the DJ and DJ-based music. Watch out for the Coldplay/Bonecrusher mash-up, which is one of my favorite things I ever did."- DJ Shadow

From The DJ Shadow Archives - E3 All Vinyl Set Part 2 (2009)

In celebration of Hip Hop’s Birthday, we’re taking it back to the concrete streets in ‘93 with an origins story and the Cut Chemist play-by-play on the loop tape that planted the seeds of the legendary group Jurassic5. Plus a brand new mix from Cell Uno!

A Stable Sound Club: https://bit.ly/3iUVyzs

Hosted by Mike Styles (@mikestyles909)
Add'l Mixing by Mike B. (@mikeb909)
Art By @blindherd (IG)

Cut Chemist | Beats of All-Nations Radio 051 on Dublab

Management and Other Inquiries: djshadowofficial@gmail.com

All Basses Covered (Paradiso, Amsterdam 10-19-13) Excerpt 2

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