YO FUCKIN DOPE!!!! ONE OF THE BEST HIP HOP OF ALL TIME FROM MTL 514!!!!!!!!!!#

nice to see you guys on here!  Willium / LITHIUM days ; ) Respect

Brand New 2012 S.O.C. track - "Back" - Shades of Culture from upcoming DJ Storm record (2013)

for those of you who've asked:
Tracklisting:

intro
mindstate
the deep
the island I'm from
insite
the revolution
do the math
mindstate remix
the island I'm from remix
main objective
unreleased instrumental
unreleased instrumental
paying rent
first things first
paying rent II
back in the dayz
unreleased instrumental
shine
unreleased instrumental
think twice
think twice (original unreleased instrumental)
good intense
who's that
mowin lawns
ease back (instrumental)
unbreakable
diy
boom look out
unrelased instrumental
they don't understand
the letter
a little bit about us
eye out remix
madd lyrix
beernuts instrumental
eye out 
nuff styles
back (unreleased 2012)

Biggie Smalls tribute by Future Flavas & The Stretch Armstrong Radio Show...
Self- mastery stops the violence!
May the Ancestors embrace and welcome home Christopher Biggie Smalls Wallace.  ASE! ASE! ASE O!

3-9-97 Biggies Dead! Future Flavas Marly & Pete - Stretch Armstrong  Radio Show W Bobbito.MP3

Dedicated to all the Puerto Rican greats that fall under the sign of Taurus the Bull.  Vol.1

Los Toros De Puerto Rico (Afro-Latin Jazz & Salsa) 

Los Toros De Puerto Rico Vol. 1

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THE DRUNK MIX W  LORD SEAR FEAT. DJ EVIL DEE 05/23/14 !!!

This week on The Foundation, we're paying tribute to 1985 as well as playing a few tracks I forgot to play for the 1981 episode a few weeks ago. Tap in late Monday night (early Tuesday morning) from 12-1 AM EST for the lesson.

The Foundation 10.10.23 (1985)

A short mix to thanx all the people who supported me.
(Recorded in 2012)

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Dj P. - Acrylick (June Contest) (Mix)

In the Summer of 1987 one album single-handedly ushered Hip Hop into a new era. During those hot NYC summer months, the sounds of Eric B & Rakim's Paid In Full blasted out of boomboxes on front stoops to the trunks of every boxed-out Beemer or tricked-out Benz from Westchester to Wyandanch.  Today marks the 25th anniversary of the album, and almost a quarter of a century later, the album's influence is undeniable. From movies [Paid In Full] to today's up-and-coming rappers [A$AP Rocky, (real name is Rakim) named after the God MC]  there is no questioning the legacy that this album has left on our culture. Lyrically and from a production standpoint this album changed everything. From Ra's magical visual wordplay and machine gun cadence to Eric B's cuts, this was a special album whose sound quickly furthered Hip Hop's growing reputation. The release of this album, also placed  Eric B.and Rakim in the spotlight on the fashion tip.  The duo's fresh styles transformed  the ordinary 'rapper look' of shell-toed-Adidas-sporting, all-black-leather-everything to a new style of backwards-Kangol-hat wearing, truck jewel-rockin' trendsetters. The album cover even featured (for the first time ever, possibly) the fresh and flashy styles of the young designer, Dapper Dan. So to celebrate the album's Silver Anniversary, we picked ten tracks that have used the elements of this classic to recreate their own music.

The 10s | Thinking of a Master Plan: Paying Homage In Full

BREAKING DOWN THE SAMPLES TRACK FOR TRACK FROM MOBB DEEP'S CLASSIC...THE INFAMOUS.

MOBB DEEP THE INFAMOUS WAX ONLY

20 Years of S.O.C mixed by DJ Storm

20 Years ago, this month I had the pleasure of joining an extremely talented duo named Shades of Culture. Over the years, we accomplished more than I thought possible and I simply wanted to say thank you to both DShade & Revolution as well as those of you who truly helped us out  along the way.

Here is a compilation of released tracks & unreleased instrumentals from Shades of Culture dating back from the very beginning in 1992 mixed by yours truly.

Lastly, I've included a brand new SHADES OF CULTURE track that will be on my DJ STORM record, to be released some time in 2013.

Thanks again to all of you that supported us throughout the years.
Enjoy.

DJ Storm

20 Years of S.O.C mixed by DJ Storm ('92 - '12)

R.I.P. Roc Raida he was one of the best!.

THE ADVENTURES OF ROC RAIDA STUCK IN THE PAST SIDE B

This is a best of Showbiz produced tracks, mainly from the early 90's! Hailing from the Bronx, NY, Show is a member of the Diggin' In The Crates Crew and famously made the beat for KRS ONE's hit track Sound of Da Police. This mix is a best of his music, including tracks from Big L, KRS ONE, Sadat X, Diamond D and the psychotic neurotics, Lord Finesse and of course Showbiz and AG and D.I.T.C.

Best of Showbiz produced Hip Hop

Hosted by veteran DJ Toast and usually broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Troy/Albany NY), Toast brings you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.

This is Episode 258 - "Substitution" Spotlight (part 1) - DJ Toast - originally aired on December 6, 2020

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20 Years of S.O.C mixed by DJ Storm ('92 - '12)

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