Opening the vault to let some light in...

BREAK BEAT HEAVEN

@jeri-tati - doorzien | band lab demon \\\\\\\ PROD MEEEEEEE

rhythm  AMATA x doorzien (prod AMATA)

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

Oh, well, hi! I do a lot of things, but for the most part I write about music (e.g. for JUICE magazine, redbull.com/music and many more), I work for Hamburg's Spektrum Festival (https://www.facebook.com/spektrum.ms) and I play music. Sometimes I even just listen to it. I started getting into rap music around 1990 or 1991, which in turn made me discover funk, soul and jazz records as soon as I figured out how this sampling thing worked. After that, it kind of gets blurry – electronic music from house to deep, dark bass stuff, African, Turkish and Persian music, but also rock, metal and whatever. A certain groove is the one thing connecting all of it.

I wouldn't consider myself a serious collector, but I still might have some four thousand records in my music room, across all formats and genres. For the past ten years, I've been trying to keep my collection at a more or less constant size, so I keep sorting out stuff while still adding new records. In the long run I like the idea of only keeping a core collection of a few (a few hundred maybe) really, really important records, because owning too many things always feels annoying to me. But that might not happen soon.

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

To be honest, it's more of a love/hate relationship, and I firmly believe that music is way more important than the format you use to play it. If it's a good record and you play a shitty MP3 of it on a shitty cell phone speaker, it's still a good record. So there's that.

When I deejay, I use digital solutions more often than not, because they allow me to do things and play songs I just couldn't using vinyl. But every once in a while, it feels really relaxing to play a proper vinyl set, because I'm more connected to the music when it really is under my fingertips, plus, it's how I learned to be a DJ in the first place, of course. With records, I don't waste any time thinking about technical stuff beyond »if the needle skips, I'm fucked«. (And nothing skips more easily than a 45 when scratching.)

So I'm not part of the »45s only« movement. But it's a fun, minimalist format, it's highly portable, and a lot of music I like to play is available on 7 inch vinyl – sometimes exclusively. Maybe it's like cycling – there are many more comfortable and flashy ways to get from A to B, but often it's all you need to have a great time.


3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

That sort of just happened when I started playing with some records I had recently bought and played. And it illustrates the importance of break beats – to me, and to hip-hop in general, because many records on here are really heavy on drums. You'll hear some classics, a lot of remixes and bootleg edits which are pretty self-explanatory, a nice vocoder boogie version of Steely Dan's »Peg«, and I sprinkled in some random rap goodness like a 1991 B-side by Die Fantastischen Vier (one of the most successful bands in Germany) or the obscure Austrian Herwig & Alois 45 (an early incarnation of Kamp & Whizz Vienna).

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music?

https://www.facebook.com/djmq3000
https://twitter.com/djmq 
https://www.mixcloud.com/djmq/ 

5) Top 5 all time fave records

Oh hell. Let's go for …

Sly & The Family Stone »There's A Riot Going On«
The D.O.C. »No One Can Do It Better«
Björk »Post«
Kendrick Lamar »To Pimp A Butterfly«
Miles Davis »On The Corner«

https://soundcloud.com/djmq

45/7 #16 ARTIST: MASTER QUEST

RIZZLA SOUND: SHUFFLE AGAIN 

A rizzla intro-duction feat STUFF.
Flowering Inferno: Chamnacú
Charles Bradley: This World (Is Going Up In Flames)
Zafer Dilek: Yekte
Serge Gainsbourg: Bonnie & Clyde
Renagade Soundwave: Renagade Soundwave
Pierre Cavali: Un Soir Chez Norris
Thiervery Corporation: Fight To Survive
The Nashville Teens: Wydicombe Fair
Ersen: Gunese Don Cicegim
Lee Michaels: Tell Me How Do You Feel
Beck: Where It' s At
Lee Dorsey: Get Out Of My Life Woman
Them: It' s All Over Now, Baby Blue
Beck: Jack – Ass
BADBADNOTGOOD: Lavender
African Headcharge feat Adrian Sherwood: Hold Some 
Zafer Dilek: Kolbasti Oyun Havasi
Goat: Run To Your Mama
Dj Shadow: The Sideshow
Glass Animals: Pork Soda
Beats International: Just Be Good To Me
John Klemmer: Yes To Life
Santigold: Guns Of Brooklyn
The Clash: Guns Of Brixton
Ugly Ducking: Almond Rocha
Frank Zappa: Peaches & Regalia
Jean Jaques Perrey: E.V.A.
A-Ko: Soul 69
Camille Yarbrough: Take Yo' Praise
Beastie Boys: Freaky Hijiki
Bunny Lee All Stars: Joe Lewis
Keepintime feat Dj Shadow: Roy' s Theme
Harmonic 313: Galag A
Hairy Diamond: Give It Up
The Filibusterz: Children Of The Ghetto
Material: Reduction
The Stone Roses: Daybreak
Gaslamp Killer: Warm Wind
Moondog: Quarter Beat Tempo
Cut Chemist: Lesson 6
Orange Lemon: Dreams Of Santa Anna
St Germain: So Flute
Dinosaur L: Clean On Your Bean
Ian Dury & The Blockheads: Reasons To Be Cheerful (part 3)
Dynamo Productions: Variations
Breakout: Planet Rock (part 1)
Radiohead: Fitter Happier
Quando: Love Tempo
Beats International: Won' t Talk About It

SHUFFLE AGAIN MIXTAPE

Solid Steel in association with Serato (23rd November) Parker opens the show this week with a mighty fine mix taking in all his current favs that you'll hear him spinning out and about. Photek & Kuru, Dobie and Hint start proceedings and we continue with heavy bass action from Randomer, Bassnectar and Shaka Sonics. Then it's drum and bass from S.P.Y., accapellas from Notorius B.I.G. and Brandy and a healthy dose of Parker's own productions to wrap it all up.
DJ Cheeba returns with another documentary style mix charting the huge influence and mass appeal of arguably the greatest rock band of all time: Led Zeppelin. This mix has been made to coincide with the release of 'Celebration Day' and digs chronologically through the band's first six albums (1969-1975), picking out key tracks, their influences, subsequent covers and some of the notable examples of where they were sampled in hip hop, dance music and pop.


PART 1 	-	Parker		https://twitter.com/ParkerBeats
				
Parker	_	The High Brow Intro	_	Unreleased
Photek & Kuru	_	Fountainhead	_	!K7 Records
Dobie	_	Hustle With Speed	_	Big Dada
Parker	_	Trailer	_	Sierra Pictures
Mak & Pasteman	_	So Much	_	Car Crash Set
The Monkey Butler	_	Electronic Music 	_	unknown
Hint	_	Lock The Door	_	Tru Thoughts
Randomer	_	Freak Dub	_	Hemlock
Mike Delinquent Project v Bassnectar	_	Parker Edit	_	Unreleased
The Monkey Butler	_	Beautiful Arrangement 	_	unknown
Zeds Dead v Redlight	_	Parker Edit	_	Unreleased
Sleepin’ Giants	_	Mucky	_	Tru Thoughts
Parker	_	Bloodshot Army	_	Monkey Butler
The Monkey Butler	_	Happy Song 	_	unknown
Shaka Sonics	_	Jinx In Dub	_	Sub Slayers
Noisses	_	Run Your Mouth	_	Black Butter
Parker	_	12th Round Riddim	_	Unreleased
The Monkey Butler	_	Electronic Tone Generators 	_	unknown
The Ambassaduers	_	My World	_	Free Download
Arp 101 x Elliott Yorke	_	Fluro Black	_	Donky Pitch
Artifacts	_	C’mon Wit Da Git Down (Acapella)	_	Big Beat
Interface & Minus	_	Hardwork	_	Gutterfunk
S.P.Y.	_	Infiltrate	_	Hospital
The Monkey Butler	_	Swingy Tunes	_	unknown
Moresounds	_	Analog Steak (Danny Scrilla Remix)	_	Cosmic Bridge
Die & Break	_	Tear Down	_	Digital Soundboy
Notorious B.I.G.	_	Kick In The Door (Acapella)	_	Bad Boy
Spectrasoul	_	Light In The Door	_	Spectrasoul
Om Unit	_	Ulysses	_	Civil Music
Dub Phizix	_	Never Been	_	Critical
Brandy	_	What About Us? (Acapella)	_	Atlantic
Blue Juice	_	Film Four	_	unknown
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs	_	Garden (Calibre Remix)	_	Polydor
Parker	_	Garden Goodnight Outro	_	Unreleased
The Monkey Butler	_	A Message For Patrons	_	unknown
				
				
				
PART 2	-	DJ Cheeba		https://twitter.com/djcheeba
				
Led Zeppelin	_	Good Times, Bad Times	_	Atlantic
Red Hot Chili Peppers 	_	Drum Homage (Live in Hyde Park)	_	WEA
Steinski	_	It's Up To You (Television Mix)	_	Ninja Tune
Led Zeppelin	_	Communication Breakdown	_	Atlantic
Alabama Shakes	_	How Many More Times 	_	Atlantic
Led Zeppelin	_	How Many More Times (Live. 1969)	_	Atlantic
Led Zeppelin	_	How Many More Times	_	Atlantic
Led Zeppelin	_	You Shook Me	_	Atlantic
Joan Baez	_	Babe I'm Gonna Leave You	_	Vanguard
Led Zeppelin	_	I Cant Quit You Baby	_	Atlantic
Otis Rush	_	I Cant Quit You Baby	_	Orbis
Led Zeppelin	_	What Is and What Should Never Be	_	Atlantic
Led Zeppelin	_	Whole Lotta Love	_	Atlantic
Tina Turner 	_	Whole Lotta Love	_	United Artists
Dread Zeppelin	_	Whole Lotta Love	_	Birdcage
The Prodigy 	_	Voodoo People	_	XL
Led Zeppelin	_	Heartbreaker	_	Atlantic
Ice T	_	Our Most Requested Record	_	Sire
Nirvana	_	Heartbreaker (Live)	_	Geffen
Led Zeppelin	_	Moby Dick	_	Atlantic
The Beastie Boys	_	What Comes Around	_	capitol
Led Zeppelin	_	Ramble On	_	Atlantic
Vitamin Dub	_	Out On The Tiles	_	Price
Karen O, Trent Raznor & Atticus Ross	_	Immigrant Song	_	Mute
Led Zeppelin	_	Immigrant Song	_	Atlantic
Led Zeppelin	_	Immigrant Song (Streetlab Remix)	_	Atlantic
The Sweet	_	Burning	_	Burn Burn Burn
Corrine Bailey Rae	_	Since I've Been Loving You	_	capitol
Led Zeppelin	_	Stairway To Heaven	_	Atlantic
Dolly Parton	_	Stairway To Heaven	_	Virgin
Frank Zappa	_	Stairway To Heaven (Live)	_	Zappa Records
London Philharmonic Orchestra &Peter Scholes	_	When The Levee Breaks	_	Universal
Led Zeppelin	_	When The Levee Breaks	_	Atlantic
Massive Attack	_	Man Next Door	_	Circa
Aphex Twin	_	Taking Control	_	Warp
Coldcut	_	More Beats and Pieces (United States of Audio mix)	_	Ninja Tune
Bjork	_	Army of Me	_	One Little Indian
Hayseed Dixie	_	Black Dog	_	Cooking Vinyl
Jurassic 5	_	Lesson 6 (The Lecture)	_	Pan
Steinski	_	Lesson 3 (History of Hip Hop)	_	RPM Records
The Chemical Brothers	_	Delik	_	Virgin
Led Zeppelin	_	The Ocean	_	Atlantic
Laura Veirs & Mount Analog	_	The Ocean	_	Jealous Butcher
Escala (Featuring Slash)	_	Kashmir	_	SonyBMG
Puff Daddy (Featuring Jimmy Page)	_	Come With Me	_	Epic
London Philharmonic Orchestra &Peter Scholes	_	Kashmir	_	DECCA

Solid Steel Radio Show 23/11/2012 Part 1 + 2 - Parker + DJ Cheeba

Mix master mike -  anti -theft device 
The Attic tapes     - Noise Bleed 

MIX MASTER MIKE & Th Attic Tapes    (  MIX )

Rebel Skum brings the ruckus with 36 minutes of classic Wu-Tang inspired Hip Hop straight from the slums of Shaolin. Cut, mixed and scratched by the Skums finest DJ Deviant and Ally Kidd. Throw up your W's as we keep it dirty, down to the floor. Ooh, baby, we like it raw!

Enter The Skum

BBOYS/BGIRLS, Hip Hoppers
Get To The Dance Floor
This is the Right Time(Get Into Something)
Bust Them Moves

Afrika Bambaataa Demo Songs

RIGHT TIME (GET INTO SOMETHING)

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Phatheadz pka Real II Reel - Flip Off The Vibes EP
 
 
A1 Flip Off The Vibes
A2 Puttin' Headz to Bed
A3 Let The Words Do The Talkin'
 
 
B1 What Goes Up Must Come Down
B2 I Get The Papers 
B3 Who's This 
 
 
All tracks written and produced by Phatheadz pka Real II Reel.



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Phatheadz pka Real II Reel - Flip Off The Vibes EP

PulpFusion "From A Kid To A Man" REMIXED
1. Put The Pedal (Outcry Remix)
2. Moby S Sick (The Funk Philosopher Remix)
3. Dream Of You (Leygo Remix)
4. The Guy In Yellow Jeans (Ursula 1000 Remix)
5. Not Funny At All (Sonale Wide Angle Mix)
6. Liste To The Doc (Quincy Jointz Remix)
7. Talking Swinglish feat Lea Villani (Omegaman Remix)
8. To Fast (Sonale Remix)
9. Blind Passenger (Pecoe Remix)
10. Dream Of You (Sonale Remix)
11. From A Kid To A Man Rory Hoy Remix)
12. Put The Pedal (Old Flame Remix)
13. I Want Your Soul (Sonale Remix)
14. Not Funny At All (Unreleased)

From A Kid To A Man REMIXED

Pulpfusion - From A Kid To A Man REMIXED (ALBUM snipped mix)

So here we are... 2020 and the saga of ‘The Brothers of the Octopus’  continues with a new Mix of selected goodies from the DJ duo’s (DJ Chaps One and Pain) record crates. We’re happy to present ‘HDP III’

MIX MASTER MIKE & Th Attic Tapes ( MIX )

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