thanks shadow for posting these tracks man!!!

Yeah, many thanks for sharing all of these!

CHIEFROCKA D.J. SHADOW...FUNKY FRESH, B!!!..THANX 4 THIS REAL DOPE LIVE SESSION...PEACE, 1 LOVE, BLESSINGS, MY G'...

DJ Shadow - From The Archives

Bad-ass funky mostly dnb set... gets ur mind and ur body movin.  For the radicals of the world....

Coldcut - 70 minutes of madness

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070 - Coldcut ‎'70 Minutes Of Madness – Journeys By DJ (1995)

The Dj mix we did (PABLO / PAUL / LIONAL) for Pete Tongs Essential Selection back in 1996




Psychonauts - The Essential Mix: 1996-12-15

From the liner notes:

"The assocation between myself and Cream is not an obvious one, But the objective is to help break down the categorization within dance music. This mix hopefully gives a different perspective into another side of dance culture. Mixed by James Lavelle, additional mix, production and scratches by the Phyconauts. Mix down engineer - John Lyons, edits assistance by Richie Fermie. Recorded and fucked up at Dos Shot Studios/Mo' Wax London. "

***This came out before web reviews, however, IMHO, it's one of the most badass and technically accomplished mixes of its time.

The pic is an actual scan, the Cream logo is embossed and the light gold and gray print doesn't show up very well, but it's Cream for  sure... :-)

Cream LiveTwo - James Lavelle Mix (1996)

Nite School Klik = DJ Shadow & G Jones

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Solid Steel (23rd September) In Hour 1 DJ Food graces us with the third of his Future Shock mixes, a collection of retro-futuristic sounds from the past and present that he premiered at the recent Videocrash night in London. It sees classics from Gary Numan, Mr Fingers, Grandmaster Flash, Bam Bam, S'Express and Herbie Hancock given a 21st Century update and a healthy dose of acid. Recent Solid Steel guests and Mercury Prize nominees The Comet Is Coming dual with Darth Vader's theme and Boards of Canada get a sweet vocal addition from Bomb The Bass. 

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Jim Henson -  Drums West
The Human League - Being Boiled (Fast)
Mophono - Snotz 35 (unreleased)
Gary Numan - Films (DJ Butcher Instrumental) (mp3)                           
Gil Scott Heron - Where Did The Night Go?  (XL Recordings)
Sasqwax - Dr Who (Psychcast 27 extract mp3)
Mophono - Cut Form Crush Jam (CB Records)
Datashat - Stop The Message (widescreen edit) (Handsettle) 
Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds - The Right Stuff (Psychemagik Remix) (Sour Mash)
Wolf Muller - Dickicht (J.T.C. mix) (Themes For Great Cities)
Interloper - He's Gone Away (Inky Blackness)
John Grant - Voodoo Doll (Satellites remix) (Bella Union)
Dauerfisch - Es Läuft (Bungalow)
Jungle Brothers - Beyond This World (accapella) (Warner Bros)
Mr Fingers - Can You Feel It? (Fingers On The MPC Version by Third World Orchestra) (mp3)
Boards of Canada - Everything You Do Is a Balloon (Skam)
Bomb The Bass - One To One Religon (skankapella) (Stoned Heights)
Den Sorte Skole - Heli Yosa (self-released)
The Comet Is Coming - Neon Baby (Leaf) 
John Williams - The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme) (RSO)
The Shamen - Phorward (Moksha Records)
Adonis - No Way Back (London Records)                    
Ego Troopers - Where's Your Child? (Bam Bam Cover) (mp3)
P Lopez & Octavio - ICE (LPZ Records)
Radio Slave - Dedication (DJ Food club edit) (RKDS)
Black Devil - H FRIEND (Turzi remix) (Lo Recordings)
Arpadys - Monkey Star (Because Music)
S'Express - Lollypop (Chris & Cosey Remix) (Needle Boss Records)

with interjections from 'This Is Marshall McLuhan' and 'Magic Trip'


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Solid Steel Radio Show 23/9/2016 Hour 1 - DJ Food

Stereo MC's DJ Kicks

The Chemical Brothers (or Dust Brothers as they were at the time) live at The Albany, London.

Sunday 14th August 1994.

Recorded on DAT by Robin Turner.

The jump into Boops at 27.52 is because the DAT was removed in order for Tom and Ed to play music they'd made in the studio that week (instrumental of Life is Sweet often got played around this time). Any record jumps were caused by people banging into the decks, or pogoing! (I'm guilty as charged in Voodoo People). Last record cuts off due to the DAT running out. 

Big up all the Heavenly Sunday Social crew.

Enjoy x

The Chemical Brothers (Dust Brothers) Live At The Heavenly Sunday Social - 14th Aug 1994

"Sometimes even I'm a little baffled by my choices as a DJ...we were invited to Steve LeMac's radio show in support of the Unkle album, so what do I play? Miami bass! Electro! And some Demon Boyz for ya! It doesn't make a lot of contextual sense, but at least I had fun. This was completely live, direct to air. " - DJ Shadow

From The DJ Shadow Archives -DJ Shadow (UNKLE) Live BBC Evening Session (1998)

"When DJ's have an album project dropping, there's always tons of requests to supply exclusive mixes to various radio shows, and it can be daunting to accomplish them all. This mix seems to incorporate a fair chunk of my live show at the time, a sure sign that I was already out touring to support my record 'The Private Press.'"- DJ Shadow

From The DJ Shadow Archives - Mary Anne Hobbes Mix (2002)

"I really have no specific memory of putting this mix together, or for what purpose. Nonetheless, 'Live In NYC' is what Dat tape says, so I'll go with it. It's a decent representation of me behaving myself and in non-confrontation mode, sticking to a script and playing primarily brand new rap of the era. I remember being kind of proud of the Fantasy Three into De La intro."- DJ Shadow

DJ Shadow Spinning Live In NYC, 1996

"We were on one of our many tours of the UK and Europe during this time frame, and stopped by Zane Lowe's show. All of us were crammed into a tiny session room, and went live right to air...no mistakes allowed. This was probably my favorite era in which to DJ, everyone was still using vinyl exclusively and just having fun, scratching like mad. It was me and Chief XCel on the turntables, and Gift Of Gab, Lyrics Born, and Lateef The Truthspeaker on the mic." - DJ Shadow

From the DJ Shadow Archives - DJ Shadow & The Quannum Crew Live on BBC Radio 1 (2000)

"I had a blast putting this show together, and just threw everything I had at it. Hopefully the effort shows the level of my respect for Gilles...I didn't want to come with anything less than my best. I'm particularly proud of the mixes. I think it's safe to say that a definitive playlist of this show could never/ will never be accomplished." - DJ Shadow

From the DJ Shadow Archives - Gilles Peterson 6 Music Takeover 2018 (Hour 1)

In 2009, I consulted for, and appeared in, Activision's DJ Hero video game.   As part of my involvement, I performed at quite a few industry events and eventually did a couple of club dates.  Some of these sets were more rehearsed than others, and the quality varied.  This one, recorded live on Halloween night at a KCRW benefit, was far and away my favorite of the bunch...both in terms of technical display and song selection.  I'll post some of the other recorded sets later, there's some nice moments along the way.- DJ Shadow

DJ Shadow Live in Los Angeles, CA - Halloween, 2009

In Hour 2 Robin Hexstatic is in the mix celebrating 25 Years Of Solid Steel and a mix inspired by Clink Street in London. "Why?" you ask,.. Robin explains.,.."1988, 25 years ago, and the 'Summer Of Love' in London, little did I know how much this street would come to mean to me. An explosion of new music, new headspace, new ideas. The birth of Solid Steel on Kiss FM. It is highly coincidental that driving from the suburbs up to the infamous Clink street raves for the first time we were listening to that exact show on the radio. To Borough, and down a side street,… at the time nobody went to this area. You could park your car on a double yellow all weekend and not get a ticket. And so into Clink Street, the RIP nights, run by Mr C and his merry cohorts. The sound here was always a bit 'darker', heavier beats, stripped down music and decor, the strobe and smoke. This place was definitely about the dance,..you couldn't really hear anything but music and see anything but your hands in front of your face :) Evil Eddie and Kid Batchelor were my favourite DJ's at the time and I'm pretty sure Coldcut played there too? Little did I know. The Jungle Brothers even came down once to do a PA of 'I'll House You'. They looked pretty bemused. There's a video of it on Youtube somewhere, with Mark Moore jacking at the end. Skip forward nearly a decade of dance and I'm back in Clink street, Winchester Wharf, a few feet opposite Clink prison, at Ninja Tune HQ, talking to Matt Black about animations for their forthcoming album. Who'd have thought it. I spend a fantastic few years there and later teamed up with Stuart as Hexstatic, we hire our own studio in the building and embark on the task of making an AV album with a couple of pocket calculators. The building was great, full of music and arts people coming in and out all the time, (David Byrne and Jean-Jaques Perrey just dropped in once!) I was signed to a label, travelling and working with people who I greatly admired. I go past now and again. It's luxury flats and a bloody Starbucks now :( "

To the music. We start with Nitro Deluxe and a track that bridged the gap between eclectic clubs like the Opera House and the start of Acid House, a few years old but was still getting played years later on the scene. Cultural Vibe's 'Ma Foom Bey' had such a heavy slow sound, coupled with the African chanting it was the first time I'd heard a mix like this,..early Tony Humphries on the cut. Next up Sueno Latino, the first 'Balearic' track I came across, it would always send the floors into a trance wherever it was played. 'Voodoo Ray' was arguably the first UK 'Acid House' record, it sounded so fresh when it came out, fusing an almost 'electro' sound with the 303, people would always dance a certain way to that record, freaky like. Another UK record and Baby Ford’s 'Oochy Koochy', this was the straight up sound of the early scene to be sure. Next, one of several from Todd 'The God' Terry in his 'Black Riot' moniker. I loved this record so much I danced to it in a car park in Kingston once. 'Big Fun' was termed 'techno' on release,..seems funny now,..but it was also a big hit in the UK, Inner City even shot the video in London to capture the vibe of the time. Fallout's 'The Morning After' had that lovely, slightly melancholic vibe that always felt refreshing, especially early in the morning. Think Tank and WestBam, were those freaky records that would spin everyone out,..turning to a friend with a massive grin and gesturing,.."what the hell is this?!". Jungle Brothers get their 'House' in order next and then into more Todd product with a reworking of the classic 'Weekend'. Next, the all time hands in the air anthem of anthems, 'Let The Music Use You' just brought a super smiley, almost spiritual vibe to dance floors,..I think most DJ's tried to judge the 'peak' moment to drop it,..matey :) Next up, probably my favourite proper 'acid' track of all time, Bam Bam's 'Give It To Me',.. 25 years later I still can't decide if it's pure genius or complete rubbish, followed by two more ‘Acid Trax’ classics from Charles B and the mighty Adonis. Stakker next and the video game sampling 'Humanoid', another track with that distinctive UK sound, fusing break beats with acid and crazy samples that later spawned FSOL. KC Flightt bringing a hip hop vibe to house without the cheesy 'Hip-House' tag and into another mix of 'UK centric' elements with the Afro Acid mix of Mory Kante's 'Yeke Yeke',...and we finish on the upbeat sound of Longsy D and the reggae acid of 'This Is Ska',..yes mate.

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PART 3 + 4	- Hexstatic		https://twitter.com/hexstatic
				
Nitro Deluxe 	_	Lets Get Brutal	_	Cutting Recs
Cultural Vibe	_	Ma Foom Bey	_	Easy Street
Sueno Latino	_	Sueno Latino	_	DFC
A Guy Called Gerald	_	Voodoo Ray	_	Rham
Baby Ford	_	Oochy Coochy	_	Ford Trax
Black Riot	_	A Day In The Life	_	Champion
Inner City	_	Big Fun	_	BMG
Fallout	_	The Morning After	_	Azuli
Think Tank	_	Hack One	_	Glow
Westbam	_	Monkey Say Monkey Do	_	Low Spirit
Jungle Brothers	_	I'll House You	_	FFRR
Todd Terry Project	_	Weekend	_	Champion
The Nightwriters	_	Let The Music Use You	_	Jack Trac
Bam Bam	_	Give It To Me	_	Serious
Charles B	_	Lack Of Love	_	Desire
Adonis	_	No Way Back	_	Trax
Stakker	_	Humanoid	_	Jumpin and Pumpin
KC Flightt	_	Planet E (House Mix)	_	RCA
Mory Kante	_	Yeke Yeke	_	London
Longsy D	_	This Is Ska	_	Big One

Solid Steel Radio Show 31/5/2013 Part 3 + 4 - Hexstatic

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