Quest Love Throw Back Dilla Mix

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Lute - Still Slummin (David Howard Remix)

Daylyt--First 48 Freestyle(Ghetto Yoda Remix)

This is Episode 26 - 1990 tribute - originally aired on May 31, 2015

Hosted by veterans DJ Toast & Paul Nice and broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (EST) from 91.5 WRPI (Albany NY), Toast & Paul bring you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.

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Grown Man Rap Show - Episode 26 - 1990 tribute - Paul Nice & DJ Toast

Listen to 04.30.17 (SPRING SAMPLES) to see where I'm coming from with this.

Soundtrack:
1. Steppin Into Tomorrow (Remix)
2. Passin Me By
3. Clones
4. Verses From the Abstract
5. Nothin Move But the Money
6. Lovesick 
7. What Really Goes On
8. Freestyle
9. Blind Threats
10. Pink Cookies in a Plastic Bag (Remix)
11. Fantastic Vol. 2 (Intro)
12. Pease Porridge 
13. L.U.O. Flip
14. Real Music vs. Bullshit
15. Love (Is a Thing of the Past)
16. On a Mission 
17. Montara

12.03.17 (EXAMPLE)

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Hosted by veteran DJ Toast and broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Albany NY), Toast brings you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.

This is Episode 218 - Fathers' Day - DJ Toast - originally aired on June 16, 2019

playlists at: www.facebook.com/GrownManRapShow
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Grown Man Rap Show - Episode 218 - Fathers' Day - DJ Toast

Hosted by veteran DJ Toast and broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Troy/Albany NY), Toast brings you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.

This is Episode 229 - Celebrating 1994 - DJ Toast - originally aired on September 1, 2019

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Grown Man Rap Show - Episode 229 - Celebrating 1994 - DJ Toast

From the mid 90s through the early 2000s, the epicenter of Philly Hip-Hop culture could be found every Monday night at a small second floor nightclub directly off South Street. That club was Fluid, that night was The Remedy, hosted by Cosmo Baker & Rich Medina. This was more than just a weekly party though - this was the embodiment of a thriving community, where the Citizens of Illadelph would find common bonds and seek release and solace through the rhythmic pulse of beats and rhymes. We created our own space there, a world where we were the masters of our own dominion. And that world was shared equally for all. Threaded through the evolution of the music at the time, through the rise of independent movement, concurrent with the very beginning of the Neo-Soul scene, The Remedy became THE DESTINATION for music and culture lovers alike.

It would not be unlikely to have a packed house of locals and loyal partygoers mingling with luminaries from out of town, everyone from Andre 300 to Lauryn Hill to (NSYNC era) Justin Timberlake shaking it while world famous DJs - everyone from Kid Koala to Madlib, Questlove to DJ Craze, Bobbito to Goldie - would play the most underground and obscure tunes to a hungry and receptive crowd. And it was also not unlikely to have some immense talent jump up into the DJ booth and grab the mic, whether it was local talent from the Philly Neo Soul movement, or Slum Village, or Pharoahe Monch, or Bahamadia, or Kurupt.

On this particular night in 1998, it was DJ Jazzy Jeff on the ones and twos, and we brought up Philly’s own Black Thought to bless the mic, followed by Common who ripped it to pieces. The freestyle session continued with Dice Raw, Scratch, Maylay Sparks and Rehani… everyone in the pocket. Also you can hear Black Thought kick a bunch of the rhymes he’d later on go and use on the masterpiece album by The Roots “Things Fall Apart”.

And yes - we recorded it. PHOTO CREDIT: MPOZI TOLBERT #RIPMpozi

Live @ The Remedy

Live @ The Remedy, 1998 feat. Black Thought, Common, Dice Raw, Scratch & Rasheed

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Delicious Vinyl Mix

Wednesdays 3-5PM CKUT.ca 90.3FM with Widget and PRO-V

Quest Love Throw Back Dilla Mix

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