Podast

00:00 - Shaolin Temple
01:50 - I’m Not In Love
04:34 - Run Come Ya
07:44 - Black Heart Man
09:50 - Full Understanding
12:04 - Wedding Ring
12:43 - Whom Shall I Be Afraid Of
16:31 - Skylarking
21:17 - Love of Jah
24:18 - Time is So Hard
27:17 - Jah Life
30:10 - Looking My Love
34:35 - A Yah We Deh
37:04 - Ragga Muffin
40:45 - Under Mi Sensi
44:57 - Jah is With Me
48:17 - Many Changes in Life
50:44 - Poor Man Style
53:47 - Mary Long Tongue
56:21 - Lost and Found
58:27 - Murderer
1:02:00 - Mind You Hurt My Mom
1:02:29 - Now-A-Days
1:02:58 - Revelation
1:06:32 - Captivity
1:07:15 - Collie Weed
1:08:16 - Look Youthman
1:11:14 - 21 Girls Salute

Running time: 72 minutes
Mixed by http://godsconnect.tumblr.com

Barrington Levy - The Early Years | GodsConnect Mix

The Best of J Dilla (Mister Cee Mix) - from YouTube by Offliberty

Damon Dash is making noise. Noise inspiring to some and uncomfortable to others. No punches pulled, shots most definitely fired. Everybody gets hit. Let's go.

Subscribe

The Return of Damon Dash Episode

Bumpy Knuckles stopped by to share his storied history with us. The depth of his relationship with Tupac Shakur. How Pete Rock saved his life. His deep relationship with NaS. How Chuck D literally had his life on the line for this culture. Another Steve Stoute story. And why, even though the rumors about him being the toughest guy in Hip Hop is exaggerated, no one should ever step to him in any club, even if they're holding a sharpened weapon. I love this interview. We're back to what we do, no hype, no shenanigans, no CEO beef, no industry shakedown, just the greatest rap stories you've never heard. Now go press download.

The Freddie Foxxx Episode

From Run-DMC to Kanye West, Soul Brother No. 1 been the go to guy to to make classic material. On top of that, how many countless producers he inspired, from legends like J Dilla and Kanye West to innovators like Madlib? #NeverForget the rap giants he helped birth, like NaS, and the Notorious B.I.G. Pete talks being raised by mentor/family member, the late, great Heavy D, and being encouraged to rap by Grand Puba, the true soul that went into producing "They Reminisce Over You", and the uncredited classic hits you know but didn't know was a Pete Rock production. Another session of Rap History is in effect, pull up a seat and  learn about your culture.

The Pete Rock Episode

Internets, this is such an honor.

It's been  few years of me trying to get the legendary Chuck D on The Combat Jack Show. It took current events, plus the Freddie Foxxx episode to make this happen (thank you Bumpy!). How do I even describe this 3 hour long discussion with Chuck D and Keith Shocklee? Def Jam, Hot 97, Dr. Dre, N.W.A., Ice Cube, Tupac Shakur, Marley Marl, Flavor Flav, Eric B and Rakim, COINTELPRO, Run-DMC, the Bomb Squad, the dearth of diversity on rap radio... so much knowledge.

What I'm walking away with is how we have the power to control how we're perceived in this culture. And how we have to stop making excuses. Now. Ladies and gents, we present to you, the Episode Without A Pause.

The Chuck D Episode Featuring Keith Shocklee

Mr. Nasheed is a Jack of all trades, but man has he mastered the art of making an impact. We talk about him growing up in the racist south, moving to Los Angeles to learn game, how he became a New York Times bestselling author, then how he switched it up with his hit documentary series 'Hidden Colors'. Love him, hate him, one thing is guaranteed, you press play on this episode and you will learn game.

The Tariq Nasheed Episode

In this age of tweaking, thots, wanton capitalism, violence and outsiders dictating what our culture is, QB veteran Cormega and legend Large Professor drop their brilliant 'Mega Philosophy' album. Cormega walks us through this classic, track by track. Go 'head and press play/ dl.

 To support the Combat Jack Show and for the best way to buy and manage domain names, got to Hover.com and enter POWERTHRU for 10% off your first purchase. 

The Cormega 'Mega Philosophy' Episode

Brooklyn, New York City. Home of fancy coffee shops, expensive condominiums, and trendy neighborhoods. But in 1995, Brooklyn was not synonymous for “gentrification.” Back then, Rudy Giuliani was Mayor of New York and he was in the midst of a serious war against crime. In 1995, Giuliani’s New York registered its lowest crime rate since the 1970s. From 1,156 homicides then to roughly 300 homicides now, the Big Apple has come a long way.

In the heart of Brooklyn stood the “Doghilee,” stomping ground for the crew known as the Boot Camp Clik. BCC, which helped spearhead New York’s hardcore rap scene, was comprised of four unique groups: Black Moon, Smif N Wessun, Heltah Skeltah, and O.G.C. Emerging with Black Moon’s seminal debut album, Enta Da Stage, BCC cemented their status with Smif N Wessun’s debut, Dah Shinin.

Released January 10, 1995, Dah Shinin is celebrated for the synergy between Smif N Wessun’s two members, Tek and Steele, and the cohesive, gritty production courtesy of Da Beatminerz. In 1998, The Source placed the album in its list of 100 Best Rap Albums.

What You're about to hear is Tek and Steele take us through the backstory and the making of their quintessential classic. They talk about:

- Their relationships with Biggie and Tupac
- Going to high school with Maxwell and Sean Price
- Being inspired by the work of Roy Ayers
- And what the Doghilee actually was.

This is "You Must Learn."

"You Must Learn" was produced and edited by Peter Oasis, written by Dharmic X and executive produced by Evan Auerbach of @upnorthtrips. Special thanks to Dru Ha and Duck Down Records for the love.

"You Must Learn" was recorded in your mothers basement next to your favorite blogger somewhere in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. 

Please subscribe to "You Must Learn" on iTunes, Stitcher and wherever great podcasts can be found.

You Must Learn - Episode 2 - Smif N Wessun - Dah Shinin'

Live from Atlanta, at the tenth anniversary of the #A3c Music Festival, we finally caught up with producer and Harvard scholar 9th Wonder where he share his incredible story about leading a scene in North Carolina with the incredible Little Brother crew to not giving Jay Z a track he had for his own group. The breakup with Phonte and Big Pooh, making hits for Destiny's Child and why he's going so hard for his Jamla Records premier artist Rapsody, why he really wants to collaborate with Rich Homie Quan and of course, his journey in becoming a professor at Harvard University. This was truly an honor building with 9th and I hope you enjoy this as much as we did.

The 9th Wonder Live @ A3C Episode

We teamed up with Ta-ku (https://soundcloud.com/takugotbeats), to create this travel mix. 

The mixtape was produced by Ta-ku as a soundtrack to your travels or provide you with audio inspiration ahead of a trip. 

Some words from Ta-ku:  

"I feel both myself and cereal are very passionate about travel and seeing the world. It fulfils the soul and I hope this playlist intensifies or at the least accompanies you on your journey"
 
Track list: 

Caspian - Epochs in Dmaj
Shigeto - Huron River Drive
AIR - Alone in Kyoto
Arcade Fire - Some Other Place 
Dimlite - Roo (A Dedication)
Dream Koala - We Can't Be Friends
Aloe Blacc - Nascimento Scene II
Hudson Mohawke - Star Crackout
Flying Lotus - Aunties Lock feat. Laura Darlington
Sebastian Tellier - La Ritournelle
Hans Zimmer - S.T.A.Y 

Ta-ku + Cereal - Flight Track - Vol.1

DJ Premier and Royce Da 5'9" have been everywhere to promote their new PRhyme album, but their #NW3Radio interview was different. We talked about:

- Rakim getting arrested the first time they ever performed together.
- Gang Starr being offered $2 million to perform at Rock The Bells.
- Headquarterz Studios shutting down at the end of the year.
- Spending time with Guru's son.

And that's just a few of the topics. It's a very honest, somewhat introspective conversation between the two of them, and an absolute honor to get them in the studio.

DJ Premier and Royce da 5'9" (PRhyme) Interview

As featured in FACT Magazine's 20 Best Mixtapes of 2015

Download link here - https://www.hulkshare.com/hrsio75z0a9s

Read about on OK Africa:

http://www.okayafrica.com/news/afrofuturist-mixtape-essay-my-body-full-of-stars-emma-dabiri-ian-mcquaid/

Tracklist - including spoken word interludes and rogue fragments buried deep- 

Hendrix – EXP // Actress – Uriel’s Black Harp // Roots Soundtrack
Sun Ra – Berkley Lecture snippet
A Number of Names – Share Vari
Dirty Paraffin – Papap! Papap!
Missy Elliott – Smooth Chick
Binghams Speech
Strafe – Set It Off
Laura Mvula – That’s Alright
Richard Pryor – 2001 Monologue
Freddie Hubbard – This Is Combat I Know ­
Shabazz Palaces – An Echo From the Hosts That Profess Infinitum
Deltron 3030 – Virus (acapella)
TV On The Radio – The Wrong Way 
Jimi Hendrix – 1963 (A Merman I Shall Be)
London Lucumi Choir – Cantos Espirituales
James Stinson phone interview
The Other People Place – Eye Contact
Egyptian Lover – Egypt Egypt
Sun Ra – Berkley Lecture snippet
Nigga Fox – Ze Piqueno 
Bryte – I Like Your Girlfriend 
Azealia Banks – Fierce
Tyree – I’m Free
DJ Cndo – Terminator
Leif ft Spank Rock – Star Alliance
SupaNova Slom – Energy
LTJ Bukem – Atlantis
Sun Ra – Outerspaceways Incorporated
Sun Ra Berkley lecture snippet

<a href="https://theartistunion.com/tracks/ef2e67" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

My Body Full Of Stars - An Afrofuturism Mixtape - D/L link in description

Stones Throw Podcast 88.8: Knxwledge - StrwbrryMomnts

It's already been a decade since J Dilla — the mercurial producer and rapper from Detroit — passed away and his posthumously completed album, The Shining, saw the light of day on BBE Records. 

As they prepare to release the project on 7" for the first time, we're extremely honoured to get our hands on a never-before-heard mixtape by the master himself. Made some time between mid-1999 and early 2000, it's a fly-on-the-wall showing of what Jay Dee had blaring out of his speakers while on the sofa or by the MPC. 

Sink into your own couch and press play before ordering a copy of the re-release.

Order The Shining here - http://bbemusic.lnk.to/JDilla-The-Shining

J Dilla: Back To The Crib Mixtape

Buy/Tracklist

We’ve been hearing about a lot of our favorite Black rappers, artists and entertainers “selling out” to President Agent Orange. The ITMSO crew tries to figure out what he’s telling these people behind closed doors to make them sing.
And more importantly, how much would it take for YOU to sing the praises of Trump? What’s your price?
----------
"Is the Mic Still On” is by Dead End Hip Hop.
youtube.com/deadendhiphop | deadendhiphop.com
SUPPORT: patreon.com/deadendhiphop
Starring @Feefo247, @Beezy430, @kbinge, @mykectown, @IAmModestMedia and @SaireMusic
Produced by @jayburritos of @RunawayJukebox

01 | Rent-A-Negro (feat. @Yoh31 & @DamoneTyrell)

When a listener send in a question you think will only take a few minutes to knock out, but it actually creates an hour of conversation...
Pro-Black? Anti-White? What's the difference?

TOPICS:
00:45 Pass the Mic segment derails into a conversation over semantics: Pro-Black vs Anti-white
19:00 Pass the Mic question actually gets answered
36:50 The ITMSO crew talks about the times they lost their cool.
--------------------------------
MAKE SURE YOU SEND US YOUR QUESTIONS FOR THE SHOW AT isthemicstillon@gmail.com!
"Is the Mic Still On” is by Dead End Hip Hop.
youtube.com/deadendhiphop | deadendhiphop.com
SUPPORT: patreon.com/deadendhiphop
Starring @Feefo247, @Beezy430, @kbinge, @mykectown, @IAmModestMedia and @SaireMusic
Produced by @jayburritos of @RunawayJukebox

08 | Anti-White vs. Pro-Black

TOPICS:
00:35 Rachel Dolezal, "transracial" and transgender conversation
27:55 Pass the Mic - getting over a bad breakup
--------------------------------
MAKE SURE YOU SEND US YOUR QUESTIONS FOR THE SHOW AT isthemicstillon@gmail.com!
"Is the Mic Still On” is by Dead End Hip Hop.
youtube.com/deadendhiphop | deadendhiphop.com
SUPPORT: patreon.com/deadendhiphop
Starring @Feefo247, @Beezy430, @kbinge, @mykectown, @IAmModestMediaand @SaireMusic
Produced by @jayburritos of @RunawayJukebox

Podast

Peckhampanther78