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http://www.mediafire.com/?cv8rr92itelr9l4

When Rubin showed up in Jay-Z’s series of Samsung commercials, social media was abuzz wondering who the old white guy was and, to our surprise, a lot of people didn’t have the slightest clue who the legendary figure was.

Not only was he hanging out on the couch during Jay’s TV spots, Rubin also showed up in the 25th hour to executive produce on Kanye’s Yeezus. So that’s two of the largest names in rap calling on one bearded old guy to have a hand in their work. Yet, so many people remained unaware of him?

And like that, our brains were activated, led by Trackstar.

Writing on Rubin’s history and contributions to not only rap but music in general would require an encyclopedia worth of words and pages. Plus, there’s Wikipedia to break down all of his work since 1982. His founding of Def Jam alongside Russell Simmons might be the most recognizable feather in his cap but he wasn’t just an exec. He was an instrumental force and sound behind nascent recordings by the Beastie Boys, LL Cool J and Run-DMC, all of which were early education for budding rap nerds like Trackstar.

But Rubin’s works didn’t end when he left Def Jam, his own label, Def American, or the head job at Columbia Records. Rick has HITS under his belt (so many, his production credits have a Wiki of their page own) and they span across multiple genres and decades.

And that’s why this tape was billed as “some of” the key cuts and affectionately “ruined by” Trackstar. As much as Track wanted to, there’s no way to pack a perfect collection of Rubin’s work into one mix. That task would take volumes. Even boiling it down to one genre was daunting, so Track decided to mix and match. There’s some Red Hot Chili Peppers here, a little Kanye there and a dab of System Of A Down. Of course, Run-DMC’s included, but they’re followed by Queen and freakin’ Johnny Cash? The names read like strange bedfellows alongside each other.

But every single cut shares a common denominator and that’s Rick Rubin.

from: http://smokingsection.uproxx.com/TSS/2013/07/download-the-best-of-rick-rubin-mixtape

King Of Rock (Some Of) The Best Of Rick Rubin Ruined By Trackstar The DJ

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 268 - Biggie vocal samples - DJ Toast - originally aired on March 21, 2021

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Grown Man Rap Show - Episode 268 - Biggie vocal samples - DJ Toast

UNLTD MIX

Live mix from DJ Mighty Mi originally broadcast on Twitch. Features Live BLends, B-Sides, Bootlegs and rarities.

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OL SKOOL RAP LABOR DAY MIX STAK CHEDA STYLE, SAUCED!

01 – Imhotep Gary Byrd – 79 Intro
02 – Family – Family Rap
03 – Spoonie Gee – Spoonin Rap
04 – Scoopy – Scoopy Rap
05 – The Sequence – Funk You Up
06 – Troy Rainey – Tricky Tee Rap
07 – Dr. Love & Sister Love – Doctor Love & Sister Love Rap
08 – Paulett & Tanya Winley – Rhymin’ & Rappin’
09 – Willie Wood & Willie Wood Crew – Willie Rap
10 – David Lampell – I Ran Iran
11 – Steve Gordon & The Kosher Five – Take My Rap… Please
12 – The Younger Generation – We Rap More Mellow
13 – Sugarhill Gang – Rapper’s Delight
14 – Xanadu & Sweet Lady – Rappers Delight
15 – Sicle Cell & Rhapazooty – Rhapazooty In Blue
16 – Kurtis Blow – Christmas Rappin’
17 – Funky Four Plus One More – Rappin & Rocking The House
18 – P.J. LaBoy – Baya Latinos
19 – Funky Constellation – Street Talk (Madam Rapper)
20 – T.J. Swan – And You Know That
21 – Lady B – To The Beat Y’all
22 – Dr. Superman & Lady Sweet – Can You Do It (Superman)
23 – Lady D – Lady D
24 – M.C. Tee – Nu-Sounds
25 – Ron Hunt – Spiderap
26 – Ronnie G. & The S.M. Crew – A Corona Jam
27 – Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five – Superappin’
28 – First Class – Rappin It Up
29 – Jocko – Rhythm Talk
30 – Mr. Q. – D.J. Style
31 – Wackie’s Disco Rock Band – Wack Rap
32 – Joe Bataan – Rap-O Clap-O
33 – Fatback – King Tim III (Personality Jock)
34 – Neil “B” – Body Rock
35 – Bramsam – Move Your Body
36 – Eddie Cheba – Lookin’ Good (Shake Your Body)
37 – Uno – Boogie Beat
38 – Jazzy 4 MC’s – MC Rock
39 – Little Starsky – Gangster Rock
40 – Grandmaster Flash – 79 Outro
41 – Sigma – Dedication

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STAK CHEDA - 80'S HIPHOP DRUNKMIX

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IG Live Golden Era Goosebumps * Power To The People Edition * (Lockdown Mix 11)

A collection of Live Classic Hip Hop Mixes originally performed on my IG Live while Quarantined.

IG Live Golden Era Goosebumps Mix (Lockdown Mix 14)

Some of my favorite joints from Erick Sermon & Parrish Smith (PMD) aka EPMD... A lot of 80s joints, but it's Back To The 90s regardless...

1. It's My Thing
2. Gold Digger
3. I'm Mad
4. Rampage Featuring LL Cool J
5. Swing Your Own Thing (PMD)
6. Music Featuring Marvin Gaye (Erick Sermon)
7. Do It Again
8. So What Cha Sayin'
9. Big Payback
10. Crossover
11. Get The Bozack
12. Scratch Bring It Back, Pt.2 [Mic Doc]
13. Brothers On My Jock Featuring Redman
14. Give The People
15. You Gots To Chill
16. Boon Dox
17. Stay Real (Erick Sermon)
18. Head Banger Featuring Redman & K-Solo
19. Strictly Business
20. You're A Customer
21. Never Seen Before
22. Let The Funk Flow
23. Hardcore Featuring Redman
24. Please Listen To My Demo

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Back To The 90s - EPMD

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King Of Rock (Some Of) The Best Of Rick Rubin Ruined By Trackstar The DJ

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