Recorded Live at The Do-Over Tokyo on October 13th, 2013.

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Tony Touch at The Do-Over Tokyo (October 13, 2013)

Volume 1. This mix is dedicated to one of the best years in His Hop.  Well balanced with conscious, party & gansta rap.  Hosted by Grand Puba of Brand Nubian. Their debut album dropped Dec 4th 1990 and recieved 5 mics in the Source magazine. This mix features the highlight moments of 1990. Born Cipher Vol 1 & 2  also has official drops from artists such as Special Ed, Masta Ace (Juice Crew), YZ , Wise Intelligent (Poor Righteous Teachers), Phife Dawg (Tribe Called Quest) & Sadat X (Brand Nubian).  parental advisory/explicit lyrics.  Volume 2 available on 1/30/23

Mixtape

Born Cipher (Hip Hop In 1990) Vol.1

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Nas Tribute-Recorded Live On TWITCH-September 13 2024

recorded live on twitch.tv/selecta720 january 27 2025

Rakim (Born-Day) Tribute-Recorded Live On TWITCH-January 27 2025

Once again, I'm back with that real hip hop! This one is all 80's & 90's classics with some remixes of those classic joints! Thanks for listening & I hope you enjoy!

Tracklist:
1. Brand Nubian - Slow Down (Pete Rock's Newromix Mix)
2. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - Mecca & The Soul Brother
3. Gang Starr - Manifest (Remix)
4. Gang Starr - Step In The Arena
5. Common - Soul By The Pound
6. EPMD - Never Seen Before (Remix)
7. EPMD - Strictly Business
8. A Tribe Called Quest - If the Papes Come
9. Kwame - ? It Like
10. Lone Ranger/Q-Tip - It's Yours
11. Smif-N-Wessun - Hellucination
12. X-Clan - Grand Verbalizer, What Time Is It?
13. Gang Starr - B.Y.S.
14. A Tribe Called Quest - Check The Rhime (Mr. Muhammad's mix) (Bonus Track Only Japan Edition)
15. Slick Rick - Lick The Balls
16. O.C. - Born 2 Live (Remix)
17. Rough House Survivers - Rough House
18. Lost Boyz - Lifestyles of the Rich and Shameless (Remix)
19. The Beatnuts - Let Off A Couple
20. Special Ed - I Got It Made (Businesslike Version)
21. Nice & Smooth - We Are No. 1
22. Marley Marl - Marley Marl Scratch (feat. MC Shan)
23. The Roots - Silent Treatment (Black Thought's '87 And Yours Mix)
24. MC Lyte - Cappucino
25. Lords of The Underground - Lord Jazz Hit Me One Time (Make It Funky) Extended Mix
26. Poor Righteous Teachers - Shakiyla (Jrh)

DJ Mark-1 "It's The Real...Hip-Hop" Vol. 9 4/7/25

Chris Read Presents - The Greatest Michael Jackson Tribute Mix Ever!

Chris Read Presents: The Greatest Michael Jackson Tribute Mix Ever

One of my favorite Hip Hop groups of all time. They incorporated strong jazz elements into all of their music, demonstrating how nicely the two genres blend. 


Tracklist:

The May 4th Movement Live
The Art of Easing
Pacifics
Jettin’
Graffiti
Dog It
Nickel Bags
Last of the Spiddyocks
9th Wonder (Blackitolism)
Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat) Live
Rebirth Of Slick (Album Version)
Where I’m From
For Corners

The Very Best Of Digable Planets

runitup (teezo touchdown and tyler, the creator) x 11:30 (duckwrth)

Back with another one for the Holidays...the ANNUAL Feel Good Mix.....volume 7...this is just a snippet....for the full mix go to tonytouch.com

FEEL GOOD 7 Snippet

Originally written in early 2008

This mix was inspired by a R*#ts concert that I saw in February 07. While watching the concert, I remember thinking to myself that Hip Hop isn't dead, it's just growing up. Hip Hop as a culture and art form must progress and develop in order to survive and stand the test of time. The original Hip Hop generation is getting older and getting more educated. We are not too far away from the first Hip Hop president (maybe even just a few months away). The R*#ts represent the direction that Hip Hop music should be headed. I'm not saying that all acts need to be live bands. But those MC's and producers that fuse the core elements with innovation will keep the art form alive and relevant.

The R*#ts

I mixed 164 of Hip Hop’s original samples in 55 minutes. Producers like DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Q-Tip, RZA, Large Professor & D.I.T.C. inspired this. Classics With DJ Rumor: LiveSpin, Episiode 16.