Name: Future Flavas 1997-Marley Marl, Pete Rock by joslyn65
Duration: 43 min 34 s
Description: Marley Marl, Pete Rock and Half Pint bring you a Future Flavas show, probably sometime in the summer of 1997

"My man Sam Ashe introduced me to you..!" Incredible Sp1200 jawn

What's the joint that starts at 6:20?  Been searching for 20 years?!!

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Marley Marl & Pete Rock Future Flavas, Hot 97, July 1996

DJ Riz & DJ Eclipse - The Halftime Show 89.1 WNYU ft. ATCQ  8/30/98

Marley Marl, Pete Rock and Half Pint bring you a Future Flavas show, probably sometime in the summer of 1997

Future Flavas 1997-Marley Marl, Pete Rock

I was originally working on a D*# mix but I got annoyed with how "clean" the mix was sounding so I abandoned the mix. Being annoyed with how clean the D*# mix was sounding and the general "cleaness" of musical sound these day, I went diggin' through my record collection to find records that would constitute a more raw, authentic sound. The frustrating thing about going through a record collection is that there is very little music that you can't find online through a few google searches. Even though the rarest of rare records can be found online these days, I decided to stick with records that I originally discovered only by buying white labels and looking on the b-side of better known 12" records. I'm sure you can find most (if not all of these joints online, but a lot of the music used on this mix is lost somewhere in the online abyss.  I've got to say that it was a lot of fun going through and finding all of these joints in my collection because all of these records were bought on just a hunch (especially the bootlegs). I've also got to add that for every quality bootleg that made this mix there's at least 3-4 wack bootlegs that I regret buying. I guess that's the fun part of diggin' for records.





Bootlegs & B-Sides

Trailer 1: https://youtu.be/luyDKpIlakg
Trailer 2: https://youtu.be/eVezdHOqzyA

The inspiration for this project might have been best summed up by Nas himself:

"Large Professor was the one that really started working with me first…so we were on to a lot of crazy ideas…he really could have done the entire [Illmatic] record and in the beginning, I wanted him to. Once I was working with him, why would you need to go anywhere else? You got HIM…so my thought was that one day it would happen and he would do the whole thing" - Nas

Since that day has yet to come, we put together our own version of this elusive "lost album".

Drawing from the wealth of post-Illmatic Large Pro instrumentals and Nas acapellas, we carefully paired some of the best examples of two artists at the top of their game, highlighting some underrated works while reimagining hooks and adlibs to help fuel the illusion of an authentic collaboration.

Tracklist:

1. Phife's Intro
2. The Get Down
3. Queens Represent (Nobody Does It Better)
4. Wake Up
5. Ghetto Pt. 1
6. Warrior Anthem
7. Hey Nas
8. The Times
9. Phife's Reprise
10. Poison
11. Mind Activation
12. Ghetto Pt. 2
13. Dance
14. Everybody
15. King Of This

Its Overture presents Nasty Nas & The Extra P (The Lost Album)

Gang Starr Intro -						(First Step)
Vic Spencer X Sean P  - 				Bar School
Roc Marciano -					        The Delegation
MF Doom/Westside Gunn - 				Strings RMX		
Meyhem Lauren - 						151
Daniel Son - 							Karate Practice 
Crimeapple - 							Big Face Frankies
Conway - 							        Alpaca 
Elcamino	 -						Rayful Bag
Agallah - 							ETO
Benny X Milano -	 					Gorillas
Daniel Son - 							New Jersey Drive
Iron Sight - 							Tesla’s Ghost
Westside Gunn -						Camouflage Killa
Roc Marciano	 -					        Warm Hennessey 
Sauce Heist - 							Plus Degrees  
Hus Kingpin - 						Original Man
Illa Ghee - 							        Radiator Sweat Suit 
Mach Hommy - 						Beloved
Havoc - 							        Seize Power
Durag Dynasty - 						Fish Meat
Fashawn - 							        Songs In F Major
Roc Marciano - 						Dean Martin Steaks
Vic Spencer - 							Legitimate Ignorance 
Sean Price - 							Good Lobster
Daniel Son -  							Sugar Cube
Westside Gunn - 						Steffon Don
DJ Muggs Ft: MF Doom - 				Death Wish
Meyhem Lauren - 						Staircase Money
Evidence - 							Sell Me This Pen
Royce Da 5’9 - 						        Ill
Agallah - 							        Impersonate My Character
AnkhleJohn - 							Yellow House
Daniel Son - 							Bucket Spoons
Conway - 							        Andre Drummond 
Crimeapple - 							Dancin
Recognize Ali - 						Fly Thoughts
Rozwwood - 							Pandorum
Apollo Brown Ft: Guilty Simpson - 		Let’s Play
Sean Price - 							Not for nothing
Roc Marciano -						        Stop Me
Asun Eastwood - 					        Underbelly
Styles P - 							        Green Lantern Cut
Raekwon - 							Son Of Sam
Westside Gunn - 						John Starks
Labba - 							        Crazy Talk

25-To-Life (Best of Past & Present) Voulume 7

25 To Life (Best of Past & Present) Volume 7 - Cold Summer Edition

BEATNUTS MIX

***This File Has Been Updated 2022!! - The Original File Was From My Old Radio Show 2012***

The Wicked Takeover on WRAPfm with Wicked in the Mix Friday’s 6pm PST / 9pm EST 
- Episode 036 All Vinyl  Large Professor 90's Productions Tribute (08-19-2022)
 
01. The Large Professor - I Justwanna Chill (Demo) [1994]
02. Intro with Wicked 
03. Lord The Arkitec - Name Of The Game (Instrumental) [1997]
04. Tragedy (feat. Havoc of Mobb Deep & The Large Professor) - Da Funk Mode [1993] 
05. Mad Skillz - Skillz In ’95 [1995] 
06. The Large Professor - That Bullshit [1994] 
07. Akinyele - I Luh Hur [1993] 
08. A Tribe Called Quest (feat. The Large Professor) - Keep It Rollin’ [1993] 
09. Gang Starr - Gotta Get Over (Remix) [1992] 
10. Mobb Deep - Peer Pressure [1992] 
11. Nasty Nas - Half Time [1992] 
12. Slick Rick - It’s A Boy (Remix) [1991] 
13. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo (feat. The Large Professor, Freddie Foxx & Ant Live) - Money In The Bank [1990] 
14. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Streets Of New York [1990] 
15. Eric B. & Rakim - In The Ghetto [1990] 
16. Main Source - Time (Alternative Mix) [1992] 
17. Akinyele (feat. D.J. Rob Swift) - Checkmate [1993] 
18. The Large Professor - The LP [1995] 
19. Nas - It Ain’t Hard To Tell (Remix) [1994] 
20. Common Sense (feat. DJ Sinister) - Resurrection (Extra P. Remix) [1995] 
21. The Large Professor - The Mad Scientist [1996] 
22. Neek The Exotic (feat. The Large Professor) - Exotic’s Raw [1998] 
23. Chris Lowe & The Large Professor - CT to Queens (Uncut Action) [1999] 
24. Biz Markie (feat. Kia Jeffries) - It’s Da Biz [1998] 
25. Akinyele (feat. Dolly Wilson) - Coochie [1999] 
26. Neek The Exotic & The Large Professor (feat. Fortune) - Turn It Out [1999] 
27. Neek The Exotic (feat. Joe Flav) - Muthafuckin Man [1999] 
28. Slick Rick - I Sparkle [1999] 
29. The Large Professor (feat. Nas) - One Plus One [1995] 
30. Nas (feat. Biz Markie & AZ) - Understanding [1995] 
31. Mad Skillz (feat. The Large Professor & Q-Tip) - Extra Abstract Skillz [1995] 
32. Organized Konfusion (feat. The Large Professor) - Stress (Remix) [1994] 
33. Big Daddy Kane - Niggaz Never Learn [1993] 
34. Big L - Unexpected Flava [1992] 
35. Lord Finesse - Isn’t He Something (Extra P. Session Mix) [1991] 
36. The Jaz - It’s Your Nature [1991] 
37. Nasty Nas - Nas Will Prevail [1991] * 
38. Intelligent Hoodlum - Game Type [1990] 
39. Main Source - Snake Eyes [1990] 
40. Nikki D - Your Man Is My Man [1991] 
41. MC Shan (feat. Neek The Exotic, Diesel, Kool G Rap, Snow & DJ Scratch) - Pee-Nile Reunion [1993] 
42. Beastie Boys - Sure Shot (Large Professor Remix) [1994] 
43. Leaders Of The New School - What’s Next? (Large Professor Remix) [1993] 
44. Akinyele (feat. D.J. Rob Swift) - Ak Ha Ha! Ak Hoo Hoo! [1993] 
45. Main Source - Bootlegging [1992] 
46. Main Source - Atom [1989] 
47. The Jaz - Hypocritters [1991] 
48. Powerule (feat. The Large Professor) - Gots Ta Get This [1991] 
49. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Talk Like Sex [1990]
50. Main Source (feat. Nasty Nas, Akinyele & Joe Fatal) - Live At The Barbeque [1991]
51. Apache (feat. Collie Weed & Cut Monitor Milo) - Hey Girl [1993]
52. The Large Professor - Beat (Instrumental) [1993]
53. Outro with Wicked 
54. Akinyele (feat. D.J. Rob Swift) - 30 Days [1993]
55. Large Pro on The Stretch Armstrong Show with Stretch & Bobbito on 89.9 WKCR New York 11-11-1993 
  ** Featuring Organized Konfusion, O.C., Mr. Complex, Kool Keith, T.R. Love, Cage, Lord Sear and T2 with all beats played LIVE off The Large Professor’s SP-1200 
56. Main Source with The Large Professor - How My Man Went Down In The Game [1992]
57. Main Source (feat. Neek The Exotic) - Fakin' The Funk (Remix) [1992]
58. Main Source - Looking At The Front Door [1991]

- https://wrap.fm/category/show-archives/the-wicked-takeover

The Wicked Takeover on WRAPfm Ep036 Large Professor 90's Productions Tribute (08-19-2022)

When the discussion of underrated MCs comes up, Black Thought's name is frequently mentioned. And we take that as an insult. It's 2012, and the Philly bred frontman from The Roots has been slaying every mic in his path for two decades now, in concerts across the world and on over a dozen LPs, without taking a breather. He's even managed to stay relevant with rap purists while holding down a gig on Jimmy Fallon's late night NBC talk show. Tariq Trotter is a one of one in this rap shit. There is no other artist with his stage presence, stamina, versatility, and straight up skills to pay the bills. He's the quintessential master of ceremonies.

To celebrate his 42nd birthday, we give you a special edition of The 10s titled Thought At Work, because he stays on his job, and doesn't ever let up. He’s a monster live, but his recordings are just as impressive, and he's held his own on tracks with everyone from Big Pun to Ghostface Killah to Mos Def, not to mention his countless classics with The Roots. Read about our selections below, listen to the mix, and next time you want to talk underrated MCs, please leave his name out. Black Thought only belongs in the Top 5 Dead Or Alive discussion moving forward. 

words by @stanipcus // mix by @UNITEDCRATES

The 10s | Thought At Work: 10 Black Thought Bangers

1995 - Pete Rock & Marley Marl - Future Flavas, NY Hot 97

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AZ - Built To Last MIX

I'm kinda like a beat connoisseur. Naw, more like a music connoisseur, that loves bangin azz beats! Also, a collector of all images, Graffiti. Especially, one's that I used to stare at, right outside my high school classroom, like this rat smoking a blunt on the Hall of Fame wall at my high school-1997-by Katch1. **my profile image**


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