I dared to do something that perhaps i never should but i've revisited one of the classic electro series and given it a fresh going over.
Tracklisting:
1, WORLD CLASS WRECKIN CREW-WORLD CLASS
2, NEEDLE TO THE GROOVE-MANTRONIX
3, TERMINATOR-KID FROST
4,THE HOME OF HIP HOP-D.S.T
5, THE SHOW-DOUG E FRESH AND SLICK RICK
6, FAT BOYS ARE BACK-FAT BOYS
7, BAD BOYS-BAD BOYS Feat K LOVE
8, THE ROOF IS ON FIRE- ROCKMASTER SCOTT AND THE DYNAMIC THREE
Some liberties taken during this mix and features a few DJ Jeff exerts.
Please check his page on here https://soundcloud.com/defcreator
or even better purchase some of his HUGE  collection of tracks and remixes here https://djjeff.bandcamp.com/

ELECTRO 9 REVISITED- Dj Phurty

A bit of a mash up i did for Jon Tansleys show on Streetsounds Radio
www.streetsoundsradio.com

WHODINI'S FORCE MASH UP - DJ PHURTY

One of the beats from the YoPodcast aka Yackingoffpodcast channel on youtube.

Drill Em (Drill Type Beat)

Physical Funk

Domino - Macadocious

Free download of my edit of the EPMD classic ... get it.

RF

EPMD - You're A Customer (RF Extended DJ Edit)  FREE DL

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To celebrate the N.W.A Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award, I recorded this N.W.A Tribute Mix live on two turntables using the same OG album tracks I would cut and slice back in my house party days, rockin’ backyards throughout Southside and Westside Phoenix. For this set, I only used tracks from N.W.A’s initial EP ‘N.W.A and The Posse’ and their first album ‘Straight Outta Compton’, along with Eazy-E’s first album ‘Eazy-Duz-It’ since these are the three releases before the group split up. If you are blessed to have been around when N.W.A hit the scene in 87’ then you know they changed the game! Respect and congratulations to these innovative pioneers 👊🏽 And rest in peace to Eazy-E 🙏🏽

AL3 MIXTAPES

N.W.A TRIBUTE MIX

This Weeks THAT SIDEWALK SHOW #191
Hosted by Leeroy. Playing Classic Electro with a splash of the new. Taking you back to where it all started with Breaking, Popping and Dj-ing . Broadcast every Sunday evening on mixlr.com/method-radio . 6pm-8pm

Tracklist

Transformer / MC Craig G 
Man Machine / Kraftwerk 
Stick Up Kid / The B Boys 
Awesome / Skinny Boys 
Hardcore Hip Hop / Mantronix 
Dog'n The Wax / Ice T
Its Yours / T La Rock 
Classical II / New Generation 
Coast To Coast / Word Of Mouth 
Cosmic Blast / Capt Rock
The Message / Grandmaster Melle Mel & The Furious 5 
Roxanne Roxanne / UTFO
Facebook Friends / Dredeye Knightz
Eating Paper / Milky Bars 
Release Yo Delf / ( Prodigy Remix ) / Method Man 
Commin On Strong / DJ Magic Mike 
Those Days Are Gone ( DJ Tones Remix ) / Reach Tha Reaper
Beat Box / Ben Mono & Capitol A
B Boy Stance / The Freestylers
Females / Cookie Crew
Rocket Fuel / DJ Shadow & De La Soul
Stop The World / Black, Rock & Ron 
It Takes Two / Rob Bass & DJ EZ Rock 
No Sell Out / Gunshot 
Connected / Stereo MCs
Got it Like That / The Jungle Brothers

That Sidewalk Show 191 ( with Leeroy )

Notorious B.I.G. - Friend of Mine Remix

The Doombox

Lyrics:
Got a hold of my head.
Stank a nigga like he dirty.
Got your bitty on my lap, bitching, whoring, super flirty.
Tear a nigga’s tongue if he talk all that bullshit.
I'm feisty outside but I grew up with a pulpit.
These bitches won't know the name of the band.
But they all on us, they prolly wanna hold hands.
Tell that nigga shut the fuck up, I'ma hit my damn dance.
With the bros gotta go, I'ma run on this land.
Ruin your life, that's the shit that I plan.
Office, I make all the shit in my closet.
Talking, I don't have no words to be speaking.
I'ma have to seep in your eyes into your head, your brain you seeing.
Talk about shit that's not important.
You niggas be stupid, you really be bored in.
Like me, but I'm the one who's recording.
I might travel round the world like I'm fucking touring.
Got a knife in ya gut, nigga, get that shit tore in.
Bitch I'm feeling so bad.
Got the demons on my back.
Feeling weak and feeling wack.
I get down and attack.
Try to test my thoughts, make your neck have a crack, yuh.
Fuck your races and fuck your backgrounds.
Why should we focused on something that's wack now?
Swear y'all be debating on which is good.
None of you bitches will be never understood.
And fuck these racists that’s tearing down the place.
Put them in a chair, tied up so i can stab their face.
Dumb with the beat like I’m sped in the game.
Speaking like a pipsqueak, chill with your name.

Yeah, I gotta do what I do cuz nothing matters.
She stealing my heart when she walk in badder.
Stay working on the bases while you living on my bladder.
Til you done, i’ma make you get away real faster.

Try me like a hoe.
Make you run on your toes.
In that room, I’m boutta choke.
With my hand on his throat.
Everyone hate me the most.
But Ill stay pushing my goals.
Bitch ass niggas try to cope.
With their feelings on that rope.
I don't wanna be in jail.
But all you do is bring me hell.
Like you don't know how I felt.
Get your ass out that shell.
I would live without that bitch.
I could beat on that damn bitch.
I wish suicide on that bitch.
Living happy than that bitch.

Yeah, I gotta do what I do cuz nothing matters.
She stealing my heart when she walk in badder.
Stay working on the bases while you living on my bladder.
Til you done, i’ma make you get away real faster.

Selfmxdebless - Nothing Matters (prod. Reasy Beats)

Ice Cube Mix pt. 1

LL Cool J Mix vol. 1

A classic rock / classic rap crossover featuring The Glass Delusion

No Distraction (feat. The Glass Delusion)

Chapter One: Testing The Waters [EP]

My Agenda - The Pharcyde

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah

I dont know if i wanna die or the demon inside
Watch all the people I grew up with say bye-bye
They don't give a fuck about me cause I'm not nice
Leave it to your bitch to tell me all of your lies

I don't give a fuck man
Yall wanna judge me
Think you really know me
Wait and see the real me
If you really fuck with me
I aint gotta prove shit
Know that I am the shit
You just tryna suck my

Some people only wanna hurt you
Some people will never deserve you

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah

All the people around me think they got it all figured out
Focus on what's important now, yeah, don't lose your ground
You worked so hard to earn your crown, don't lose it to clowns
Once they see you enjoying life, they wanna take you down

They wanna take you down

All the people around me think they got it all figured out
Focus on what's important now, yeah, don't lose your ground
You worked so hard to earn your crown, don't lose it to clowns
Once they see you enjoying life, they wanna take you

I dont know if i wanna die or the demon inside
Watch all the people I grew up with say bye-bye
They don't give a fuck about me cause I'm not nice
Leave it to your bitch to tell me all of your lies

I don't give a fuck man
Yall wanna judge me
Think you really know me
Wait and see the real me
If you really fuck with me
I aint gotta prove shit
Know that I am the shit
You just tryna suck my

https://ffm.to/foreigneye

Foreign Eye

Old School Rap- Funkadelic Version

DJ Izique Mixes (fka Izaaculate Mixes) returns with a new mixtape, finally compiling one of his favorite French Boogie records from a bygone era of records that are well known and not so much. While also highlighting the very beginnings of the French Hip-hop/rap scene in France, with artists coming out like Chagrin d'amour, Elegance, Joel Ferrati and the first Arabic rapper Shams Dinn. Take on the journey during the birth of 80s french rap/hip-hop, and the rise of boogie/disco funk infused french tracks. This mixtape is his Declaration of love to France, and the French Music that has changed his life, from America to France. Selections and name inspired by the French Boogie compilations entitled "France chébran" by Born Bad Records. France chébran is a name for the musical movement of Boogie/Funk and Soul and Rap in the 1980s era in France, the word chébran is a french slang for "trendy" or "hip". It's another cool way for saying it instead of the traditional "branché", which is the same thing but it's flipped.

All tracks are in French with a hint of English, except for Track 2 which is a Arabic rap. It is still included because the record comes from France and had a big influence during the French Rap scene, Shams Dinn being a Moroccan guy living in France in the 1980s. 

All from 1980 - 1988, except for the intro song which is a newer French rap by Jwles and Mad Rey. But still a old school sound that pays tribute to these records.

Tracklist: 

1. Mad Rey, Jweles & Le Lij - Turturo (Mix Intro)
2. Shams Dinn - Hedi Bled Noum (1987)
3. Chagrin d’amour - Chacun fait (C’qui lui plaît) [1982]
4. Pierre Edouard - À mon âge déjà fatigué (1980)
5. Joel Ferrati - Pourquoi tant de haine ? (1988 Film “Furie Rock” OST)
6. Raymonde et Les Moutards - Y'en a marre (1983)
7. Charlélie Couture – Missipi Dancing (1983)
8. Élégance - Vacances J'oublie tout (1982)
9. Le Club - Un fait divers et rien de plus (1982)
10. Krootchey – Qu'Est-Ce Qu'Il A (D'Plus Que Moi Ce Négro Là?) [1984]
11. Francois Feldman - Wally Boule Noire (1984)
12. Marc Ashy - Bye Cocotiers (1985)
13. Serge Delisle - Germaine (Remix - 1985)
14. Eric Miller - Nous, On Rêve (SNY Edit) [1984]
15. Milton - Doudou Créole (1988)
16. Niagara - Dans la peau
17. Caroline Loeb - Narcissique (Mutant Disco Edit)
18. Agathe and Regrets - Je ne veux pas rentrer chez moi seule
19. Arnold Turboust - Les envahisseurs
20. Christine Jacquelin - Fou De Vous (Fougasse Edit)
21. Muriel Dacq - Tropique (1985)
22. Alec Mansion - En Volant (1981)
23. Osmose - Passionné Mwen (1987)

Contains audio clips from Shams Dinn, Moroccan rapper from Lyon, France. And French rapper Joël MC (aka Joel Ferrati) in 1988 short film “Furie Rock” from Paris.

Shams Dinn, who is a Moroccan that raps in Arabic, right in the middle of the early hip-hop scene in France during the late 80s. Being the first arabic rapper, and had a one hit wonder in France and Europe.

La France Chébran Mixtape (French Boogie/80s French Rap)

Rock and metal band bringing a mix of riff filled originals and some fun covers.

Got into DJ'ing in the early half of the 80's.Originally i started off off life as a breakdancer but was also  drawn to the scratching element of the music.So,as one did back then,i cut out a slipmatt from an old pillow case and got to work on an Amstrad stack system.I couldn't use the volume control so had to use the function button to cut the sound.This gave it an Eric B style scratch,messy but it did a job.It didn't take long for the turntable to eventually die on me so i used anything that played records until i finally got my 1210's in the early 90's.
I'd constantly be chucking out mix tapes but unfortunately living where i did the want for hip hop wasn't there so i moved onto the club circuit.
I did that for a good few years but got bored as the crowd then was only into what was in the charts and i liked breaking new stuff so eventually i knocked it on the head and only did the occasional house party.
Many years later,by chance,i bumped into an old friend who told me about some software he used to mix on.I got it and started putting some mixes together.This was all cool but i got bored quickly just blending one track into another every 5 minutes or so so started doing mash up mixes.I figured if i was using a program to mix then don't do what i could do on my turntables.
I know many DJ's don't class this art of mixing as real DJ'ing and of course they are right but i use my many years experience as a DJ to make these mixes work.
I've had many mixes played on The Streetsounds radio show with Morgan khan and also been lucky enough to be asked to mix up some albums(turning them into minimixes for promotional purposes).
I'd love to get back into live work again but financially i can't just yet.My priority is,and always will be,my family.
So for right now i do this as a hobby.I love music and i love mixing it.
My preference is old school but i do mix modern music also,basically,if i like it i'll mix it.
If there are any record labels or artists out there wanting to put out a megamix type album then(or minimix) inbox me.If i can work with it i will work with it.
Big thanks to all my followers and always appreciate your comments and feedback,they are my payment for what i do...provided they're nice of course!! haha!!
Phurty

I've always wanted a radio station to share songs from the golden age of hip hop that deserve more recognition. No mainstream hip hop that gets pumped through the radio found on this account. Keep it real here and enjoy all the old school jams. 80s, 90s, 00s, all of it. Old School Radio. Don't miss out on these gems and enjoy.

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AL3 Artist Bio
 
The art of DJing, created by pioneers such as Grandmaster Flash, Kool Herc, and Afrika Bambaataa allows an individual to become a one-man band by utilizing two turntables as musical instruments. These decks, orchestrated with the skilled talent to mix, cut, scratch, and blend the dopest tracks together, accompanied with the knowledge and music collection to select the right joint, which elevates the room’s vibe and sets the place on fire, is what makes AL3 such a badass behind the decks. 
 
AL3, born Albert Lineses III, stood behind a turntable for the first time as a 14-year-old growing up in Phoenix. He practiced his craft day in and day out to ensure his live
mixes would be some of the illest to bless ears around the globe, and that
his unique sound would cement his name worldwide as not just AL3, but as he is affectionately called by UFC President Dana White: “A-L-Mutha F%KN Three!” 
 
His talent did not go unnoticed. In 2009, White approached AL3 to
become the first and only Official DJ of the UFC. Since that fateful encounter, AL3 has played at countless sold-out arenas across various countries, including 55,000
people in Toronto, Canada and 57,000 in Melbourne, Australia. He would later catch the ear of NBA team owner, Gavin Maloof and become the live events DJ for the  Sacramento Kings, as well as continuing to book a myriad of dates and residencies at nightclubs in prominent cities worldwide from Las Vegas to Kuala Lumpur. AL3 has also won The DJ Times Magazine International DJ Spinoff and The Nightclub & Bar Magazine National DJ Spinoff, twice! A three-time National DJ Champion, he continues to travel the globe performing his signature mixes and remains one of the most sought after DJs in the world. AL3 is always excited to transmit his passion for music and love of DJing to the ears and souls of the thousands he rocks every week, and to the millions he’s rocked throughout his continuously blessed career! 
 

Here’s what people are saying about AL3:


“DJ AL3, The Baddest Mutha F*kn’ DJ On The Planet!”
                                                                              Dana White, UFC President 

“AL3 Has Taken The UFC Live Events To The Next Level. His Beats Put The Energy Through The Roof!”
                                                       Lorenzo Fertitta, UFC Chairman and CEO

“AL3 Has Quickly Developed Into An Integral Part Of The UFC Live Event Experience. He Has The Ability To Match The Intensity and Raw Emotion of The UFC With His Unique Style and Talent.”
              Craig Borsari, Executive Vice President Of Operations and Production

“Absolutely One Of The Most Amazing DJs I’ve Ever Seen!”
                                                                               Jim Robinson, Promo Only

“AL3 Brought Down The House By Mixing Some Classics (Like “it’s A Small World”) Into His Set”. “It Was Surprising, Refreshing, And Smartly Well-Thought Out.”
                                                                        Jim Tremayne, Editor DJ Times

“AL3 Is An Incredible Entertainer Who Reaches Each Crowd With His Creative Performances And Superb MC Skills!”
                                                                                     Nick Hahn, Promo Only

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Turntable terrorist  at Method Radio And Global Funk Radio. One Half of The Funk Monks ( Brother Leeroy ).   Gaffa at Custom Artwerk , Bespoke Artwork and Murals, Full Time Art Freak And Sci Fi Fan

Rennie Foster has been a well-respected figure in the Canadian music and art community for over two decades. He influenced many as an early pioneer of the Hip-Hop / B-Boy movement, and later the House Music and Techno / Rave scene, participating in the first events in Western Canada during the birth of these now common urban subcultures. He is also very well known within the niche of graffiti art for his early work, having been archived in several published books.

Rennie relocated to Tokyo Japan in 2004 and became an important part of the Japanese club scene, playing all over Japan in venues such as Womb, ageHa, and Yellow, maintaining DJ residencies in Tokyo and Kyoto at the Metro club and at the Nagisa Music Festival in Tokyo and Osaka. Rennie was consistently ranked in the top 50 DJs in Japan by LOUD Magazine until re-locating back to Canada in 2011. Rennie is currently a resident DJ at Western Canada’s top after-hours club, Gorg-O-Mishin Vancouver, BC, regularly traveling to play as a guest at underground venues across Canada, Detroit, New York,and Paris and has played festivals such as Shambhala and  Bass Coast among others.

Rennie Foster has released music with Jack White’s Third Man Label, classic dance music labels including Transmat, F-Communications, Synewave, Teknotika, Subject Detroit, and is widely recognized for his underground anthem Devil's Water on Rebirth Records. Rennie has remixed, or been remixed by, some of the top names in dance music such as Juan Atkins, James Zabiela and Swayzak. He has released many singles, EPs, and four full length albums. He runs a signature record label RF and continues to produce tough urban house music and stylish techno for cutting edge dance music imprint including Goldmin Music and Skylax Records in Paris and the Detroit based Soiree Records.

 
“Get yourself acquainted with Mr.Foster quick-smart” – DJ magazine, UK.

"Rennie Foster rules the underground." - Georgia Straight, CA.

Gurudine is a self-made artist from Miami, FL, blending alternative rock, dark hip-hop, and experimental electronic music. With roots in Morocco and Egypt, his music is emotionally raw and genre-defying, exploring themes of self-expression, inner struggles, and personal transformation.

A self-taught musician and producer, Gurudine combines his drumming skills with innovative production to create a unique sound that bridges hip-hop, rock, and alternative music. His tracks are a reflection of his creative journey, offering a fresh perspective in alternative hip-hop, indie rock, and experimental music.

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