J.PERIOD presents an exclusive new mixtape paying tribute to the rich history of cannabis culture in Hip Hop, Soul and Reggae music, featuring exclusive remixes, freestyles, dubplates and cannabis classics from Damien Marley, Method Man, Redman, Nas, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Jim Jones and more!  Produced in partnership with Urban Aroma, a new initiative for cannabis education and criminal justice reform led by M-1 (dead prez).  

Art: Dan Lish

Tracklist:
1.	GET LIFTED [Intro] feat. M-1 
2.	Twenty feat. dead prez 
3.	Revolutionary (Interlude) feat. Bob Marley & M-1 
4.	Come Around [J.PERIOD Edit] feat. Collie Buddz & Busta Rhymes 
5.	Earth Force (Interlude) feat. Bob Marley 
6.	Ready Fi Soundbwoy [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Smif’N’Wessun, Dawg, Chip-Fu & Pete Rock
7.	Good Herb (Interlude) feat. Ziggy Marley 
8.	Welcome to Jamrock feat. Damien Marley
9.	Watch Out For Babylon (Freestyle) [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Ms. Lauryn Hill
10.	Brick City (Interlude) feat. Redman
11.	How To Roll a Blunt feat. Redman
12.	Mary Jane (Underboss Remix) feat. Rick James
13.	Mary Jane feat. Rick James
14.	Smoke Buddha feat. Redman
15.	Mary Jane feat. Tha Alkaholiks
16.	Fly Robin Fly (Interlude) feat. Method Man
17.	How High (Remix) feat. Redman & Method Man
18.	How High [J.PERIOD Sensi Remix] feat. Redman & Method Man
19.	Breathe (Chamo Remix) feat. Sean Paul & Blu Cantrell
20.	Ganja Man (Dubplate) feat. Sean Paul
21.	Strong (Remix) feat. Young Dro
22.	Ultimate High feat. Nas & Nature
23.	Ultimate High [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Nas & Nature
24.	The Next Episode feat. Dr. Dre & Nate Dogg
25.	Puff Puff Give (Interlude)
26.	Kush feat. Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg & Nate Dogg 
27.	Kush [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. AZ , Foxy Brown & Nate Dogg
28.	The Traffic Jam feat. Stephen Marley & Damien Marley
29.	Police in Helicopter [J.PERIOD Edit] (Interlude) 
30.	Gimme Di Weed [J.PERIOD Flatbush Remix] feat. Jigsy
31.	National Movement (Interlude) feat. M-1
32.	Oh Yeah/My Crew Puff Lah [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Big Pun
33.	Bad Boys (Interlude) feart. Shyne & Barrington Levy 
34.	Life After Life (Freestyle) [J.PERIOD Exclusive] feat. Jim Jones & Corvain
35.	Bad Boys [J.PERIOD Remix] feat. Shyne, Barrington Levy, Shabba Ranks, Deborah & Snoop Dogg
36.	The Chronic [Dubplate] feat. Mr. Vegas
37.	Higher Ground feat. Skip Marley & Bob Marley
38.	The Recipe (Interlude) feat. M-1
39.	Medication (Remix) [J.PERIOD Edit] feat. Damien Marley, Stephen Marley, Wiz Khalifa & Ty Dolla $ign
40.	Bonus: I Wanna Get High [Re-Edit] feat. Cypress Hill

J.PERIOD Presents GET LIFTED: The Mixtape [Powered by Urban Aroma]

J.PERIOD Presents GET LIFTED: The Mixtape [Hosted by M-1] [Powered by Urban Aroma]

Live set from my resident party DnA at Vario Bar, Olten - 9.12.24

Live @ DnA - [24/12/09]

@DJQBert isn't one of those dudes who has to talk over every damn record he spins; he prefers to let his hands do the talking. And trust—they speak volumes. Today, Mass Appeal premieres DJ QBert's latest mix with DJ Rockit Rooster (winner of DJ QBert's "Corn Turd Sandwich Battle” 2015), HARD BOILED SCRAMBLED EGG Break Mix Part 2.

PREMIERE: DJ QBert "Hard Boiled Scrambled Egg Break Mix Part 2" ft. DJ Rockit Rooster

DOWNLOAD - http://tinyurl.com/jeccxk8

1. Black Steel In The Hour Of chaos
2. Air Hoodlum
3. Get The Fuck Outta Dodge
4. Louder Than A Bomb (Remix)
5. How To Kill A Radio Consultant (Remix)
6. Rebel Without A Pause
7. Terminator X To the Edge Of Panic
8. Don't Believe The Hype
9. Public Enemy No.1
10. You're Gonna Get Yours
11. Cant Trust It
12. Hazy Shade Of Criminal
13. Brothers Gonna Work It Out
14. Night Of The Living Baseheads
15. Fight The Power
16. Welcome To The Terrordome
17. Leave This Off Your Fucking Charts
18. Burn Hollywood Burn
19. Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man
20. Megablast (Remix)
21. By The Time I Get To Arizona

Public Enemy Tribute Mix 87'-92'

Yasiin Bey (the artist formerly known as Mos Def) was on the Colbert Report a few days ago with Talib Kewli and performed a new song as Black Star. With the official retiring of the Mos Def moniker, we conclude our month long Mos Def/Lee Fields tribute series. To close it out, we’ve combined the classic posse cut ‘B-Boy Document’ with ‘Money I$ King’, a personal fav from Lee Fields’ ‘My World’ record.

Stay tuned folks as we head back into our hard funk crate next week to re-work hip hop’s golden era.

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The High & Mighty, Skillz, Mos Def w/ The Expressions - B-Boy Is King (Steely Chan's Blender Mash)

Cypress Hill - Black Sunday The Mixtape 2016 - Another Classic Album Remixed by JanMarian

2016

Cypress Hill -Black Sunday The Mixtape 2016-remixed by DJ JanMarian

Download Link - http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/M0rRNvPk/file.html

We are back with thrift shop bangers vol 4! 

Sorry for the wait...again! but summers been crazy here with tours and festivals. 

Anyway.. you know the drill by now :) more from my personal collection of remixes, edits and mashups for you to get your hands on.

Just click on the 'BUY' button for the mp3 download links.

Supercat - Ghetto Red Hot (Featurecast Edit)

Unreleased track from 1998 taken from the upcoming 7" on ILL ADRENALINE RECORDS, scheduled to drop in August.

Pressing run: 500 (400 black vinyl, 100 transparent blue vinyl)

Pre-orders start July 30th. Check here:
www.illadrenalinerecords.com

Da Beatminerz feat. Tash of Tha Alkaholiks & Rah Digga "...Sumthin"

In 1998 the divide within the rap game was at its most glaring. On one side of the stage stood the jiggy, “shiny suit era” mainstream rappers, with CD sales on their mind, expensive tastes, and a penchant for fly cars, clothes, money, cash and hoes. At the other end of the stage was the underground, “backpack”, independent scene, where rappers and crews still made time for college radio, performed small venue shows, and aimed more for putting out records on vinyl  than for selling CDs in stores. A strange state of affairs was that this was a year where the dichotomy of Hip Hop was at its furthest split. And then an album dropped and something happened. The deep chasm between the mainstream and the underground was filled, but not by much.

Yesterday marked the fourteenth anniversary of Black Star’s debut album. It was a higly anticipated release celebrated and critically acclaimed album immediately from the moment it dropped. It gave a celebrity face to the indy movement that was going on, and did it’s best to bridge the gaps between the polar-opposite movements that were co-existing inside of Hip Hop’s genre. Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star, was the second full-length album on Rawkus Records and was the epicenter for the NYC underground movement.

Last week the good folks at Complex tackled another famous list by profiling 50 Best Rawkus Records Songs. Inspired by the idea honor Mos and Kweli’s epic release, and the label that birthed it, we figured it was our turn to pay respects as well. Sticking more to Rawkus released vinyls, which was the essence of the movement, we put together a list of 14 of the dopest B-Sides from Rawkus records.

Rawkus Records B-Side Bangers

00:00 - Nina Simone - Four Women
04:20 - Nina Simone - Feeling Good [Nicolas Jaar edit]
08:40 - Nina Simone - Ain't got no, I got life
12:36 - Nina Simone - Westwind [Organica remix]
16:46 - Nina Simone - Blackbird
20:02 - Nina Simone - My Man's Gone Now [DJ Wally remix]
23:42 - Nina Simone - Baltimore
28:46 - Nina Simone - Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter
33:18 - Nina Simone - Here Comes The Sun [Francois K remix]
42:00 - Nina Simone - Sinnerman
45:18 - Nina Simone - See-line Woman [Mr. Mendel edit]
49:48 - Nina Simone - Li'l Liza Jane [live]
53:20 - Nina Simone - Black Is The Colour Of My True Love's Hair [Cumiks edit]
58:30 - Nina Simone - If He Changed My Name [live]

Nina Simone Mix

The B.I.G. Payback Notorious Big feat. James Brown

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