80 Blocks From Tiffany's Part 2

J.PERIOD presents an exclusive new mixtape paying tribute to the rich history of cannabis culture in Hip Hop, Soul and Reggae music, featuring exclusive remixes, freestyles, dubplates and cannabis classics from Damien Marley, Method Man, Redman, Nas, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Jim Jones and more!  Produced in partnership with Urban Aroma, a new initiative for cannabis education and criminal justice reform led by M-1 (dead prez).  

Art: Dan Lish

Tracklist:
1.	GET LIFTED [Intro] feat. M-1 
2.	Twenty feat. dead prez 
3.	Revolutionary (Interlude) feat. Bob Marley & M-1 
4.	Come Around [J.PERIOD Edit] feat. Collie Buddz & Busta Rhymes 
5.	Earth Force (Interlude) feat. Bob Marley 
6.	Ready Fi Soundbwoy [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Smif’N’Wessun, Dawg, Chip-Fu & Pete Rock
7.	Good Herb (Interlude) feat. Ziggy Marley 
8.	Welcome to Jamrock feat. Damien Marley
9.	Watch Out For Babylon (Freestyle) [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Ms. Lauryn Hill
10.	Brick City (Interlude) feat. Redman
11.	How To Roll a Blunt feat. Redman
12.	Mary Jane (Underboss Remix) feat. Rick James
13.	Mary Jane feat. Rick James
14.	Smoke Buddha feat. Redman
15.	Mary Jane feat. Tha Alkaholiks
16.	Fly Robin Fly (Interlude) feat. Method Man
17.	How High (Remix) feat. Redman & Method Man
18.	How High [J.PERIOD Sensi Remix] feat. Redman & Method Man
19.	Breathe (Chamo Remix) feat. Sean Paul & Blu Cantrell
20.	Ganja Man (Dubplate) feat. Sean Paul
21.	Strong (Remix) feat. Young Dro
22.	Ultimate High feat. Nas & Nature
23.	Ultimate High [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Nas & Nature
24.	The Next Episode feat. Dr. Dre & Nate Dogg
25.	Puff Puff Give (Interlude)
26.	Kush feat. Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg & Nate Dogg 
27.	Kush [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. AZ , Foxy Brown & Nate Dogg
28.	The Traffic Jam feat. Stephen Marley & Damien Marley
29.	Police in Helicopter [J.PERIOD Edit] (Interlude) 
30.	Gimme Di Weed [J.PERIOD Flatbush Remix] feat. Jigsy
31.	National Movement (Interlude) feat. M-1
32.	Oh Yeah/My Crew Puff Lah [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Big Pun
33.	Bad Boys (Interlude) feart. Shyne & Barrington Levy 
34.	Life After Life (Freestyle) [J.PERIOD Exclusive] feat. Jim Jones & Corvain
35.	Bad Boys [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Shyne, Barrington Levy, Shabba Ranks, Deborah & Snoop Dogg
36.	The Chronic [Dubplate] feat. Mr. Vegas
37.	Higher Ground feat. Skip Marley & Bob Marley
38.	The Recipe (Interlude) feat. M-1
39.	Medication (Remix) [J.PERIOD Edit] feat. Damien Marley, Stephen Marley, Wiz Khalifa & Ty Dolla $ign
40.	Bonus: I Wanna Get High [Re-Edit] feat. Cypress Hill

J.PERIOD Presents GET LIFTED: The Mixtape [Powered by Urban Aroma]

J.PERIOD Presents GET LIFTED: The Mixtape [Hosted by M-1] [Powered by Urban Aroma]

"Lightworks" Cover art by Fuse Green (@fusegreen) 

Pete Rock "Dilla Mix 2014" Backspin Sirius Radio

Erb And Drink

KELLEN DE VOS - GRAND SLAM

Tape 27 Stretch Side B 11.24.94

J.Rocc & His Imfamous Mobb Deep

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Das EFX's classic debut 'Dead Serious', our friend Chris Read has created yet another exclusive mix of album tracks, alternate versions, and original sample material.

Listen up and enjoy!

Artwork : Leon Nockolds

Tracklist:

1. Das EFX - Straight Out The Sewer (Remix #1 Instrumental)
2. Chris Read - Theme #3 (Scratchapella)3. Stanley Turrentine - The Man With The Sad Face (sampled in 'If Only')
4. Doug E Fresh & Slick Rick - La Di Da Di (sampled in 'If Only') [Extract]
5. Das EFX - If Only
6. James Brown - Think '73 (sampled in 'Mic Checka')
7. Lyn Collins - Think (About It) (sampled in 'Mic Checka') [Extract]
8. Skull Snaps - It's A New Day (sampled in 'Mic Checka') [Loop]
9. Das EFX - Mic Checka
10. James Brown - The Payback (sampled in 'Mic Checka') [Extract]
11. Audio Two - Top Billin (sampled in 'Mic Checka') [Extract]
12. Otis Redding - The Happy Song (Dum Dum) (sampled in 'Dum Dums')
13. Lee Dorsey - Get Out My Life Woman (sampled in 'Dum Dums') [Loop]
14. Run DMC - Here We Go (Live at the Funhouse) (sampled in 'Dum Dums') [Extract]
15. Das EFX - Dum Dums
16. Wilson Pickett - Get Me Back On Time, Engine #9 (sampled in 'Dum Dums') [Extract]
17. Skull Snaps - Its A New Day (sampled in Straight Out The Sewer) [Loop]
18. Parliament - Funkin For Fun (sampled in Straight Out The Sewer) [Loop]
19. Das EFX - Straight Out The Sewer
20. Biz Markie - Vapors (sampled in Straight Out The Sewer) [Extract]
21. Skull Snaps - It's A New Day (sampled in East Coast) [Loop]
22. BDP - Original Lyrics (sampled in East Coast) [Extract]
23. Eric B & Rakim - Eric B Is President (sampled in East Coast) [Extract]
24. EPMD - So Watcha Sayin (sampled in East Coast) [Extract]
25. Das EFX - East Coast
26. Joe Tex - Papa Was Too (sampled in Brooklyn to T-Neck) [Loop]
27. ESG - UFO (sampled in Brooklyn to T-Neck) [Loop]
28. Chubb Rock - What's The Word (sampled in Brooklyn to T-Neck) [Extract]
29. EPMD - Hardcore (sampled in Brooklyn to T-Neck) [Extract]
30. Das EFX - Brooklyn to T-Neck
31. James Brown - Blind Man Can See It (sampled in They Want EFX)
32. BDP - Breath Control II (sampled in They Want EFX) [Extract] 
33. EPMD - Underground (sampled in They Want EFX) [Extract]
34. Das EFX - They Want EFX
35. The Emotions - Blind Alley (sampled in Klap Ya Handz)
36. The Meters - Hand Clapping Song (sampled in Klap Ya Handz) [Extract]
37. Das EFX - Klap Ya Handz
38. Audio 2 - Top Billin (sampled in Klap Ya Handz) [Extract]
39. Booker T & The MGs - Hip Hug Her (sampled in Looseys)
40. Special Ed - Howdown (sampled in Looseys) [Extract]
41. Das EFX - Looseys
42. James Brown - Funky President (sampled in Looseys) [Extract]
43. The Emotions - Blind Alley (sampled in Jussummen) [Loop]
44. Das EFX - Jussummen
45. Doug E Fresh & Slick Rick - La Di Da Di (sampled in Jussummen) [Extract] 
46. Das EFX - Hard Like A Criminal

Das EFX 'Dead Serious' 25th Anniversary Mixtape mixed by Chris Read

A mix of jazz infused hip hop treats inspired by jazz artists and using jazz samples.one of my early Juice fm mixes.

POOKY - A TOUCH OF JAZZ (hip hop mix)

Released October 19th 1993, Black Moon's classic debut LP 'Enta Da Stage' celebrates its 25th Anniversary this year. Produced entirely by Da Beatminerz, the album's production style epitomises early 90s East Coast boom bap sonics with laid back, filtered jazz-funk samples meeting crunchy drums, cut choruses and gritty wordplay. In celebration of the anniversary we've teamed up once again with Wax Poetics magazine to present this exclusive mixtape pairing album tracks and remixes with their sample sources, interview snippets and more. Mixed by Chris Read.

Track list:

http://www.waxpoetics.com/blog/music/mixtape/black-moons-enta-da-stage-25th-anniversary-mixtape-chris-read/

Black Moon Enta Da Stage 25th Anniversary Mixtape

Black Moon 'Enta Da Stage' 25th Anniversary Mixtape mixed by Chris Read

The year was 1997. It was a typical beautiful Seattle spring day where rain would come down at a moments notice and then make way for the sun. It was freshman year of high school and I was coolin with my boy Ramone in his pop's old Cutlass and we just knew we were doing it big. (Ahh the good old days) Anyway, it was an aforementioned rainy day and we were in the beautiful bliss of riding with no destination and enjoying life & good hip-hop. Ramone was one of those kids who had the big-ass books of CD's at all times. The dude had every CD that would come out. Mainstream shit, underground shit, obscure shit (what up C-Bo & Celly Cel) whatever you wanted, son had it. Like taking pride in having any and EVERYTHING you could think of. He lived in my building and was older, so we would cruise Seattle for hours trying to pick up chicks and absorbing that good shit that was coming out in abundance in those great times (Goodie Mob! Camp Lo! Keith Murray!). Anyway, this day I grabbed one of those heavy ass CD books when it began to rain and we were Mobb Deep'd out (if that's even possible. Hell on Earth is still one of the greatest albums EVER) and I saw the this cover of some dudes huddled in a classic pose that is Illadeph Halflife. I remember seeing them in a short article in Vibe or something but didn't really pay attention. "This any good?" I asked. My man looked at it and said "Hell yeah. I STAYS with that hot shit." Skeptical, I just gave him a look. This was the same dude who was championing E-40 and the Oakland cats MAD early (no diss but they had to grow on me. LOL) He grabbed the CD and put it on. Man, to this day I haven't been that blown away and mad at myself for underestimating anyone. The sounds and grooves I heard. Incredible beats! All anchored by the incredible drumming of some cat named Questlove. Black Thought and Malik B. killing it on EVERY track. The perfect singing and harmonies that showed a deep knowledge and appreciation for soul music. Why had I never heard of these dudes??!!! I prided myself on being a hip-hop head. What the hell!!!! I've since been a life-long fan and was definitely proud of them when they gained much-deserved commercial success and rightfully won Grammy's. I was amused when people hopped on the NeoSoul train and were trying to act like they were down all along. I cheered when Quest got his just due as a musical genius and a cultural icon. I loved the Soulquarian collective that spawned the incredible "Voodoo" and "Like Water for Chocolate" masterpieces. I championed the acts that they embraced and helped (Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, Little Brother, JazzyFatnastees, Bilal, so many greats!) and I can truly say that they are one of the greatest groups in history. Not just Hip-Hop. In ALL music. And I still remember that day with much joy as the day I was introduced to The Roots. Enjoy. Buy all their albums. Y'all know how I get down. This is my Tribute to the Roots mix. Tell a friend. - Dj Rashad Hayes

1. Yo MTV Raps Interview
2. Act Too (the Love of my Life) ft. Common (Rashad Hayes Mix)
3. Proceed
4. The Next Movement ft. Jazzy Jeff
5. Concerto of the Desperado
6. In the Music
7. Section
8. Step into the Realm
9. No Greater Pretender
10. Don't Say Nuthin
11. Don't Feel Right
12. It Just Don't Stop
13. Break You Off ft. Musiq
14. You Got Me
15. Pussy Galore ft. Jill Scott
16. Without a Doubt
17. Fly Interlude
18. Ain't Sayin Nothin New
19. Dynamite! (produced by J Dilla)
20. Web 20/20
21. Rising Up ft. Chrisette Michelle
22. What They Do ft. Rapheal Saddiq
23. No Alibi
24. The Day ft. Blu & Phonte

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