Yeah man big up and nuff respect to Liquid Beat Records.

this one of the illest mixes I've ever heard 🙌

Yeah!!! Just listened to this on KLCC 89.7 Eugene and finally tracked it down! Keep it up! and listen to this week's Radio lab episode that just aired- "Juristiction" (skip to the middle if you don't hear snips of hiphop. Here on the cloud). I swear you guys timed the airing. They fit hand n hand<3

Yoooo...This is super dope, Keep doing what u do. Return the love and check out my tracks.

Volume 1 was done about 10 years ago with all the usual suspects in terms of SP-1200 (SP-12) production.  Since I've become more and more of an audio file as of late, I thought I'd dig a little deeper into the SP-1200 catalog since I just love that 12 bit, crunchy sound.  Half the fun of the mix was doing the research of production equipment used in the making of different classic joints to confirm SP-1200 usage.  I used the old "double source" system of verifying whether the 1200 was actually used on different songs or albums.  In other words, if I read/heard two separate interviews where a given producer confirmed using the SP-1200 in some shape or form (whether for the whole beat or just the drums) that song became mix eligible.  As with all of my mixes, quite a bit of time and energy went into crafting this labor of love.  Hope you all enjoy!

SP-1200 Volume 2

Sometimes I fire up the decks and just let things happen, in this case I came up with a selection of absolute head crackers, if I do say myself!  Tracks from Da Bush Babees, Lords of the Underground, Black Sheep, Sadat X, Channel Live, Rawcotiks, Big Noyd, De La Soul, Crooklyn Dodgers, Common, Big Daddy Kane ft Big Scoob, Shyheim, Sauce Money, Jay Z, ODB, Pharcyde, Joell Ortiz, Keith Murray, Redman and Method Man, Big L, Non Phixion, People Under The Stairs and J Live.

Snap Ya Neck - Head Nodding Hip Hop!

Boombap Riddims serves as a tribute to the early and mid 90s when breakbeat driven instrumentals provided the sonic backdrop of choice for a golden era in Dancehall music. The Boombap Riddim mix CD pays homage to some of the classics from the era alongside underheard gems and a few exclusive "mash-ups" that blend beats and acapellas exclusively from the 90s. The companion 4-track 12" of the same name features those same blends, unmixed, edited, and extended for DJ use, plus one exclusive vinyl only track.

https://www.discogs.com/Matt-Nelkin-Boom-Bap-Riddims/release/2688431

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My live on radio set spinning all original 45's on The Eclipse Show on Denver's KGNU 88.5 FM. 

Skeme Richards Live on Eclipse Radio KGNU 88.5 FM Denver

90's Hip Hop Mix | Best Of Old School Rap Songs

Beat Junkies - Classic material vol 1 ( full mixtape )

Special mixtape released during 1996 from a live performance by Legendary Rocksteady Crew Member Buck 4. RIP 1964-1991

Buck 4 Rock Steady Crew Mix tape 1996 "BUCK 4 LIVES!"

A 90's Boom Bap mix ~ more at: https://soundcloud.com/liquidbeatradio

Tracklist: 
Large Professor - I Juswannachill
Group Home - Supa Star
O.C. - Point O Viewz
Jeru The Damaja - Perverted Monks In Tha House (Theme)
Ultramagnetic MC's ‎– Raise It Up
Organized Konfusion - Thirteen
Craig Mack - Get Down (Q-Tip Remix Instrumental)
Jigmastas - Beyond Real
Boogie Down Productions - Feel The Vibe, Feel The Beat
Souls Of Mischief - Make Your Mind Up
Gangstarr - The ? Remainz
A Tribe Called Quest - Practice Session
Grand Puba - I Like It (Buckwild Remix Instrumental)
Black Moon - Buck Em Down (Da Beatminerz Remix)
Bahamadia - Total Wreck
Buddha Baboons - Hot Butter
Artifacts - Whayback
Wildstyle - Subway Theme (LBR Edit)
Nas - The World Is Yours (Tip Instrumental)
J-Live - Timeless

BOOM BAP, stoopid

Originally recorded on 2 turntables in 97/98. Ripped from tape.
It's a classic :o)

Tracklist : 

INTRO - DJ Z-TRIP
KEEP IT REAL (INSTRUMENTAL) - MIILKBONE
NEW YORK (YA OUT THERE) - RAKIM
GANGSTARR MIX -
* GOTTA GET OVER
* SPEAK YA CLOUT
* I'M THE MAN 
* POSITIVITY 
CONCRETE SCHOOLYARD - JURASSIC 5
MORTAL THOUGHT - KRS-ONE
MY MIND SPRAY - JERU THE DAMAJA 
NAUTILUS - BOB JAMES
GOOFY (SKIT) - ROC RAIDA
BIG FANNY - BIG JOE HAMILTON
PASSIN' ME BY - THE PHARCYDE
SUMMER IN THE CITY - QUINCY JONES
REALITY (KILLING EVERY) - BLACK MOON
TRIED BY 12 - EAST FLATBUSH PROJECTS
RUGGED NEVA SMOOVE - M.O.P.
THE ENEMY - D.I.T.C.
TRIPLE OPTICS - DILATED PEOPLES
WRONG SIDE OF THE TRACKS - ARTIFACTS (TRIPLE OPTICS BLEND)
MORE CHEESE - TRUE BASH
SEARCHING - ROY AYERS
SEARCHING - PETE ROCK & CL SMOOTH
WAR ZONE - BLACK MOON
EXOTIC'S RAW - NEEK THE EXOTIC
DEAD END STREET (INSTRUMENTAL) - BUC FIFTY (INSTRUMENTAL)
TRAVELLIN' MAN - DJ HONDA feat. MOS DEF



Classic HipHop Mixtape from 1997

I am constantly thinking of different themes to build a mix around. With the completion of each mix I typically fall into a 2-3 week funk where I try to think of a new theme for my next mix. Following the Folger's Blends mix I was struggling to think of a new theme. Then, one day while doing a random google search I stumbled onto the above logo. At first glance, I thought the logo was straight dope. However, the logo became even cooler when I learned that it was the creation of my favorite t-shirt designer, Derek from Manifest Worldwide. Given that the saying behind the logo comes from a ATCQ song, I was originally intending to do a Tribe mix. However, since Tribe mixes are a dime a dozen I went in the direction of creating a mix that attempts to capture the jazzy vibe that groups like Tribe and Digable Planets spawned. As the title suggests, all songs on this mix incorporate jazz based samples. The track selection includes music from jazzy groups and producers such as A Tribe Called Quest, Digable Planets, Diamond D, Black Moon, De La Soul, Madlib, No ID, Gang Starr, Showbiz & AG, Big L, The Roots, and Nas (I think that's all of them?). Half the fun of making this mix was doing the research to ensure that all songs maintained a jazz break. Some were no brainers, but other songs with jazz breaks were quite surprising. Jazz based samples have always given a special vibe to hip hop music so I hope this mix captures that magic. Thanks again to Derek at Manifest for inspiring the mix's theme.

We Got the Jazz

This mix was recorded live back in 2003 using all original vinyl pressings. The mix mainly consist of early 90s Hip-Hop classics, including tracks from Original Flavor, Gang Starr, Lords of the Underground, Digable Planets and more.

To download other mixes, visit:
www.mixcloud.com/djdl


Track Listing:
01. Intro
02. Lords Of The Underground - Here Comes The Lords
03. Zhigge - Rakin' In The Dough
04. Black Sheep - The Choice Is Yours
05. A.D.O.R. - Let It All Hang Out
06. Grand Puba - 360 (What Goes Around)
07. Nice & Smooth - Old To The New
08. Original Flavor - Can I Get Open
09. Showbiz & A.G. - Party Groove (Instrumental)
10. UMC's - One To Grow On
11. Souls Of Mischief - 93 'Til Infinity
12. Gang Starr - Just To Get A Rep
13. Leaders Of The New School - Spontaneous (13 MC's Deep)
14. Del The Funkee Homosapien - Catch A Bad One
15. Das EFX - Freakit
16. Digable Planets - Appointment At The Fat Clinic
17. Black Moon - Who Got The Props
18. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour
19. Heather B. - I Get Wreck
20. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - T.R.O.Y. (They Reminisce Over You)
21. EPMD - Rampage Feat. LL Cool J
22. Black Sheep - Strobelite Honey
23. De La Soul - Me, Myself And I
24. Crooklyn Dodgers 95 - Return Of The Crooklyn Dodgers
25. Da Bush Babees - We Run Things (It's Like Dat)
26. Dred Scott  - Check The Vibe
27. Paris - The Days Of Old
28. Common Sense - I Used To Love H.E.R. (Instrumental)

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