A lot of dope things happened that night.  This was the height of the DJ being pushed to the for front of Hip Hop.  This was actually recorded at KPFK I believe but we performed it at the Variety Arts Cents show.  That night the Beat Junkies, Xecutioners, DJ Yoshi and many more blazed the tables.

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Cut Chemist & Nu-Mark Live At The Variety Arts Center, 1997

Hard Boiled Scrambled Egg Mixed By The Eggsecutioner! (Quadrant 1)

PREMIERE: DJ QBert Presents: "Hard Boiled Scrambled" ft. DJ "The Eggsecutioner"

DISPONÍVEL EM TODAS AS PLATAFORMAS DIGITAIS

PIQUE DO BOTA - DJPEJOTA, DJ FOFÃO USA, MC MASCARA, MC PEDRIN DO ENGENHA

50 Breaks in 60 minutes. Folk, Funk, Psych, Rock and Soul Breaks from all over the world.

Intoxicated Breaks

Enjoy classic cuts by all the great Rap acts, cool DJ routines and an exclusive vocal track from your old pal Andy but I must warn those with delicate, digitally-trained hearing, you may detect audible cracks and pops which will sometimes occur due to the employment of a silly thing we antiquated Hip-Hop enthusiasts call vinyl; look it up. 

Songs From My Younger Days Mix

Live At The Futureprimitive Soundsession. Collaborating LIVE on 5 Turntables....Enjoy!.

CUT CHEMIST MEETS SHORTKUT VERSION 1.1

Here's my 1994 mix, originally broadcast on The Huey Show on BBC 6 on 4 March 2017.

I tried to include all the music (mainly hip-hop, rock and pop), movies, TV shows and current affairs that affected me in 1994!

1994 Mix

Whilst having a hard drive clearout I found a bunch of my early mixes that I hadn't listened to in a long time. Some have stood the test of time pretty well, others - not so much :)

This first one was based on a mix I originally recorded in 2002 for a 'Bedroom DJ' competition, then re-recorded in 2004 to tidy up a few bits I was unhappy with (when I moved to Exeter and was using this on CD to get gigs). It's the mixtape that started it all for me :)

"The Payback Mix (Pt. 1)" is still one of my favourites - an hour of non-stop heavy hip hop, ragga, and classic beats and breaks on an early Ninja Tune tip. I couldn't scratch for shit back then, but the mixing is tight. This is from back in the days when I used a portable minidisc player alongside my 1210's to drop samples(!)

More (recent) stuff is on the way. Please download and share.

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Tracklist follows:

01.	Main Source - Fakin' The Funk (Wild Pitch)
02.	East Side Hoods - Mother Fuckin' Remix (East Harlem)
03.	Kenny Dope - Don Da Da (Gangsta Mix) (Atlantic)
04.	Selectah - Wede Man (Hoody Mix) (Hoody Records)
05.	Black Sheep - The Choice Is Yours (Mercury)
06.	DJ Shadow - Number Song (Cut Chemist Mix) (Mo Wax)
07.	Cash $ & Marvellous - Mighty Hard Rocker (Sleeping Bag)
08.	Ugly Duckling - Eye On The Gold Chain (XL)
09.	Quantic - Fresh Rhythm (Breakin' Bread)
10.	DJ Format - B-Boy Code (Genuine)
11.	Boca 45 - Steady Rocking (Illicit)
12.	Kwanza Posse - Wicked Funk (Fat City)
13.	Kenny Dope - Can U Handle It? (BBE)
14.	The Herbaliser - Get Up 4 The Get Downs (Ninja Tune)
15.	Up, Bustle & Out - The Educators (Phd Mix) (Ninja Tune)
16.	DJ Toolz - Rusty Goes Gaga (Ninja Tune)
17.	Zum - Take Ya Time (Rinky Dink)
18.	Pablo - Roll Call (Fenetik Music)
19.	Quantic - Life In The Rain (Tru Thought)

The Payback Mix (Part One)

The Payback Mix (Part One) (2004)

WRATH OF DAMIEN

CHANNEL ZEKTAR

spin psycle was released by moonshine records on sept 11 2001.

SPIN PSYCLE

Turntablism: The art of manipulating the sounds on records to create new music.

In the early 90s Hip Hop DJs often found themselves taking a back seat while rappers had the spotlight, but behind the scenes they continued to push the boundaries. By the mid-90s scratching and beat juggling had been taken to a whole new level, enabling turntablist DJs to take centre stage - because what they were doing was completely mind blowing! The world DMC and ITF championships helped to give turntablism a global platform, so for any up and coming DJ learning to scratch, it was an inspirational time. During that period you could argue turntablism redefined the element of DJing as the corner stone of Hip Hop culture. Around 2002 digital DJ equipment like Traktor and Serato became very popular, and nowadays you rarely see turntablists rocking DJ battle sets on a pair of decks with real records. Thats not to say they can’t tear shit up, it’s just the equipment is different. In terms of the golden era of turntablism though, this mix represents where it’s at. Hope you enjoy. Peace.

TRACKLIST:

The Herbaliser / Ollie Teeba - Scratchy Noise. (1995) Album: Flexistentialism
DJ Revolution - Untitled. (1999) Album: Scratch Masters VA compilation
DJ Z-Trip - Rythmic Metaphor. (1997) 12” Single: Side A
Jazzy Jeff - A Touch of Jazz. (1987) 12” Single: Side A / Extended Retouch
A-Trak - All Hail to My Hands. (2000) Album: The Allies / D-Day
Dr Octagon - Bear Witness. Feat. DJ Q-Bert. (1996) Album: Dr Octagonecologyst
Peanut Butter Wolf - They Don’t Fall Down. Feat. Beat Junkies DJ Babu & J Rocc (1997)
DJ Craze - Freedom of Speech (2000) Album: The Allies / D-Day
X-ecutioners - The Countdown. (1997) Album: X-pressions
DJ Craze - Nothing. (2000) Album: The Nexxsound
D-Styles - John Wayne on Acid. (2002) Album: Phantazmagorea
X-ecutioners - Poetry in Motion. (1997) Album: Xpressions
Mr Dibbs - Live at Ultimate Beats & Breaks 2. (2000) Album: Primitive Tracks
DJ Q-Bert - Cosmic Assassins. (1998) Album: Wavetwisters
The Herbaliser / Ollie Teeba - Wall Crawling Insect Breaks. (1998) Album: Very Mercenary
Cut Chemist - Lesson 6, The Lecture. (1998) Album: Jurassic 5
Scratch Perverts - Daily Intake. (2000) Album: Unsung Heroes / Unleashed

Golden Era Turntablism

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