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Originally aired on May 23, 2013.....J asked me to rock a live set with him at the Dublab Radio Show for their "Proton Drive" Fundraiser.  Following the Funky President's cue, we basically just played anything & everything that we wanted to....The Dynamic Duo was in full effect this day.  Even though this was released already, I thought it would be cool to put it up on my Soundcloud page.  This is what the nice people at Dublab had to say:

"Giving you what you want, giving you what you need…J.Rocc & Rhettmatic of The World Famous Beat Junkies blew the roof off the dublab studio in fine form during the Spring 2013 “Proton Drive” Fundraiser. They blasted the airwaves with pure riddim power and set us spinning on an axis of new light. Enjoy this archive featuring two of the world’s greatest DJs getting deep for you!"

Shoutouts to Frosty and the whole Dublab crew....hope you enjoy this little semi-old mix.

J.ROCC & RHETTMATIC - DUBLAB "PROTON DRIVE" MIX LIVE - 5.23.13

Stretch and Bobbito Hot 97 January 1997

Boodah Brothers - Live From The Hood WOWI 102.9 FM ft. Dark Skinned Assassin (7/1/95)

QBERT THE REAL? QBERT LIVE UNKUT FRESH DOPE UNOFFISHAL SIDE B

DJ Evil Dee - Monday Night Flavour Mix Hot 97 fm NYC 1994

In celebration of Hip Hop's 50th year, we've teamed up with London based ‘Classic Material’ to present a chronologically themed series of mixtapes celebrating the history of recorded Rap music, mixed by Chris Read. This fifth bonus mix focuses on another sub-genre popularised in the 90s, the fusion of Hip Hop and Dancehall vocals. The mix features artists who hung their hat on that particular fusion (Mad Lion, Bobby Konders), Hip Hop styled remixes of Dancehall cuts (see DJ Muggs’ remix of Danny Red), Dancehall artists who vocalled Hip Hop beats (Mega Banton, Lady Apache) plus some pairings of Dancehall Acapellas with Hip Hop production from the era exclusive to this mix. The cover art references Nervous Records' 'Weeded' sub-label responsible for a number of key releases in this particular lane.

Tracklist:

1. Louie Rankin – Typewriter
2. Crown Jam Crew feat Mayjah Kid – Warning
3. DJ Excel – East Coast Reggae Mix
4. Lady Apache – Rock and Comeen (Nite Time Mix)
5. Ruder Ranks – Pump Up The Sound (In Ah Your Jeep) (Matt Nelkin Remix)
6. Danny Red – Rolling Stone (DJ Muggs Remix)
7. Masters at Work feat Screechie Dan – Give It To Me 
8. Funkmaster Flex & The Ghetto Celebs feat Mad Lion, Rayvon & Ricksta – Safe Sex, No Freaks 
9. Jeru The Damaja – Can’t Stop The Prophet (Pete Rock Instrumental) 
10. DJ AP Presents Tiger Ranks – Copper Shot (Acapella)
11. Das EFX – Real Hip Hop (Instrumental)
12. General Levy – Breeze (Acapella)
13. The Fugees – Killing Me Softly (Instrumental)
14. Group Home – Supa Star (Instrumental)
15. Buju Banton – Champion (Acapella) 
16. Lady Lee – Situation (Matt Nelkin Remix)
17. General Levy – Goodas Girl (A-Class Remix)
18. On The Down Low – Booma Dem
19. Shabba Ranks – Original Woman (Matt Nelkin Remix)
20. Mad Lion – Own Destiny 
21. Super Cat – Girlstown (BW Vibe Mix)
22. Rayvon – No Guns, No Murder (Matt Nelkin Remix)
23. The Fugees – Nappy Heads (Remix Instrumental) 
24. General Levy – Heat (Acapella) 
25. Supercat – Warning 
26. Shabba Ranks feat KRS One – The Jam 
27. Poor Righteous Teachers – Easy Star (Acapella) 
28. A Tribe Called Quest – Scenario (Remix Instrumental) 
29. Red Fox – Dem a Murderer 
30. Black Moon – Buck Em Down (Instrumental) 
31. Mega Banton – Graveyard Shift (Acapella) 
32. Mad Lion – Take It Easy 
33. Capleton – Tour (Dynamik Duo Mix) 
34. Frankie Cutlass – Puerto Rico (’94 Mix) 
35. General Levy – Ism Scism (Acapella) 
36. Super Cat – Ghetto Red Hot (Hip Hop Mix) 
37. Funkmaster Flex – Six Million Ways to Die (Instrumental) 
38. Black Moon – Who Got Da Props (MW Smooth Instrumental)
39. Cutty Ranks – Limb By Limb (Acapella) 
40. Jamalski – Jump, Spread Out 
41. Skadanks – 2 Ruff 
42. Louie Rankin – The Muscle (Funk Mix) 
43. Louie Rankin – The Sting 
44. Frankie Cutlass Presents Rayvon – Girls Fresh (Funkmaster Flex Street Jam) 
45. Daddy Freddy – Haul & Pull 
46. Kenny Dope feat Shaggy – Gunshot (Trooper Mix) 
47. Bobby Konders & Massive Sounds – Mack Daddy 
48. Mad Lion – Love Woman So (Acapella) 
49. A Tribe Called Quest – Scenario (Instrumental)

Classic Material Bonus Mix #6: Dancehall Hip Hop '91-99

#HIPHOP50: Classic Material Bonus Mix #5 (90s Dancehall Hip Hop) mixed by Chris Read

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Ruff n rugged mixtape from PF Cuttin, loads of underground US hip-hop tracks of the era, loads of cutting (as one might expect) and an amusing Jerky Boys intro on the B-side. 
Keep listenin' or I'll split your balls with my foot!
Pick up a decent quality copy from the man himself at http://pfcuttin.com
Tracklist https://www.discogs.com/PF-Cuttin-39-Genuine-Tape/release/779881
Side A https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/pf-cuttin-genuine-tape-39-1997-side-a

PF Cuttin: Genuine Tape #39 (1997) Side B

Ruff n rugged mixtape from PF Cuttin, loads of underground US hip-hop tracks of the era, loads of cutting (as one might expect) and an amusing Jerky Boys intro on the B-side. 
Keep listenin' or I'll split your balls with my foot!
Pick up a decent quality copy from the man himself at http://pfcuttin.com
Tracklist https://www.discogs.com/PF-Cuttin-39-Genuine-Tape/release/779881
Side B https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/pf-cuttin-genuine-tape-39-1997-side-b

PF Cuttin: Genuine Tape #39 (1997) Side A

RIP Roc Raida. Legend. World DMC champ back in 1995 and original turntablist pioneer, the first to put beat-juggling on the map. If I'm wrong, bite me.
This was the first proper hip-hop mixtape I bought, use to rinse this out back in the day. Old skool hip-hop and breaks, early to mid-80s. My cassette has different inlay artwork though.

Intro
Isaac Hayes - Ike's Mood 1
Headhunters - God Made Me Funky
Various cuts/scratches
ESG - UFO
20th Century Steel Band' - Heaven And Hell Is On Earth
Grandmaster Flash - White Lines
Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummer's Beat
Incredible Bongo Band - Apache
Juice  - Catch A Groove
Trouble Funk - Pump Me Up
Mantronix - Fresh Is The Word
The Classical Two - New Generation Dub
Audio Two - Top Billin'
Joeski Love - Pee Wee's Dance
Dana Dane - Delancey Street (Acapella)
Dana Dane - Delancey Street
Fearless Four - Rockin' It
B Fats - Woppit
Crash Crew - High Power Rap
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five - Flash To The Beat

Side A
https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/roc-raida-old-skool-1996-side-a

Old School (1996)

Roc Raida: Old Skool (1996) - Side B

Prior to their appearance at the New Museum, Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito did a "one-time" only pop up show on their original time slot,day and station 89.9 WKCR FM NYC. Do not try this at home without proper Hip-Hop supervision. A taste of the Cadberry goes out to Madam Superior. 

The Stretch Armstrong Show hosted by Bobbito special POP-UP show 02.22.13

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