Let's finish on a high note then!
Cash does it again. Utterly essential mix of old skool hip hop classics with Cash's trademark humour and signature routines throughout. Watch out for the 'Ugly People Be Quiet' and 'It's Time' routines near the end. Tremendous.

Cash Money - Intro 	
UTFO - Roxanne Roxanne 	
T La Rock & Jazzy Jay - It's Yours 	
Big Daddy Kane feat. Biz Markie - Just Rhymin' With Biz
Schoolly D - P.S.K.-What Does It Mean? 	
Biz Markie - Nobody Beats The Biz 	
Ultramagnetic MC's - Ego Tripping 	
Boogie Down Productions - Super Hoe
Boogie Down Productions - South Bronx 	
Krown Rulers - Kick The Ball 	
Run-DMC - Here We Go 	
Mantronix - Hardcore Hip Hop 	
Stetsasonic - Go Stetsa 1 	
Ultramagnetic MC's - Funky 	
(tape flips)
Big Daddy Kane - Ain't No Half-Steppin' 	
EPMD - You Gots To Chill 	
Public Enemy - Don't Believe The Hype 	
Public Enemy - Public Enemy No. 1 	
N.W.A. - F*** Tha Police 	
Audio Two - Top Billin' 	
Doug E. Fresh And The Get Fresh Crew - La Di Da Di 
Doug E. Fresh And The Get Fresh Crew - The Show 	
Eric B. & Rakim - Eric B For President 	
LL Cool J - Dear Yvette 	
Cash Money & Marvelous - Ugly People Be Quiet 	
MC Lyte - Paper Thin 	
Hashim - It's Time 	
DJ Cash Money - Cash Live In Sweden 	
DJ Cash Money - Nima 	
DJ Cash Money - Outro

Cash Money: Old School Need Ta Learn'o - Plot II (1997)

Sporadically producing. Releases falling somewhere between techno and house. Currently working with two aliases: Exploiting trip-hop vibes as 313 Cinema and rewriting Detroit techno as part of Prosthetic Hands (with Joshua Harrison). Vinyl and digital releases and remixes on Planet E, Faith Beat, Beretta Grey, Cryovac, Motech, Out Of The Box, Ferris Park, Thoughtless Music, Detroit Underground, maybe a few more.

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Home of my own mixes - predominantly jungle/hardcore with the odd bit of D&B, plus eclectic sample-digging, breaks and hip-hop, techno & electronica. 

Pre-2001, all mixes vinyl; Post-2016, all mixes digital (DJay 2); Post-2018, Ableton Live. Why? Why not?
I've got an old skool DJ's mentality, early influences ranging from Sublove, Ratty, Randall & Hype to Coldcut, DJ Juice, MK & Primo.  In the early 00s I turned my back on D&B, retired my turntables in favour of family/work commitments, and got into funk, soul, reggae and so on... a lot of this driven by curiosity around the sample roots of hardcore and jungle.  Forward another decade and an early mid-life crisis saw me messing around with virtual decks on my phone, and later acquiring a vinyl ripper, with one vision in mind: making mixes.
Although I'm partial to the odd DJay or vinyl mix when I get the chance, the progression into Ableton Live was a simple means to an end.  My ideas stretch further than the limitations of my physical collection and real-time mixing, and by sequencing I can pick, choose, chip away and structure mixes at my leisure. Which I do... a lot :)

Wait, there's more ... an absolute stack of classic golden era/old skool hip-hop/turntablism, jungle and d&b, hardcore, techno and house mixes retrieved from my dusty tape & CD archives.  This includes (by my reckoning) the most exhaustive collections of classic Full Cycle and Sublove Galaxy Radio shows, live Ruffneck Ting jungle tapes, loads of studio & compilation mixes, all manner of rave tapes, and so on. 
Use the playlist shortcuts (top of spotlight) to find your way around. 

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Cash Money: Old School Need Ta Learn'o - Plot II (1997)

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