the best version of this track, better then original (like for me).I cut ringtone from this track :D

dj-Beats - part 2

Rock Konducta, Pt. 1

Zucker

Thrust - Past, Present, Future EP

2004. 
Remixed by Blockhead: https://soundcloud.com/blockheadnyc

Info: http://www.discogs.com/Blockhead-The-Block-Is-Hot/release/418591

Info

Organized Konfusion - Bring It On (Blockhead Remix)

I do not own this song - just for promotion 

This is a remix to the introduction to Jay-Z’s second album In My Lifetime: Volume 1 and his first album since the deaths of 2Pac and his friend The Notorious B.I.G.

The song gives listeners a glimpse into the pressures of fame that affected the early career of Jay-Z, compared to the more recent Jay-Z who has accepted his role. The song is introspective and lyrical in a way that only Jay-Z can do it

Buy the album: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/in-my-lifetime-vol.-1/id384373



Jay Z -  A Million And One Questions ( Prod. Dj Premier )

Deca the pen man
An amazing artist i am fond of and i thought i would share my love of him with you.
Music content does not belong to me.

Deca - The Ocean - The Ocean (Interlude)

Pac's Life

Untouchable Swizz Beatz  Remix (feat. Krayzie Bone)

Hard To Earn

DWYCK (feat. Nice & Smooth)

Casanova

The first full-length from Mr. Lif & Akrobatik (The Perceptionists) in a dozen years reflects the struggles and near-death sagas that struck them. During that span, Lif miraculously survived his tour bus plummeting over a 38 foot cliff. Akrobatik weathered a sudden aortic rupture and emergency open-heart surgery. The impact of those experiences forced the former Def Jux duo to contemplate fate, luck, and their own place within a world spinning out of control. 

But their ability to survive has allowed them to thrive. They’ve harnessed a radiant hard-won optimism that refuses to flinch from the evils of existence. From the album’s first track, “Early Mourning,” Akrobatik asserts that courage comes from within, but reflects on the millions of young black men sent to premature graves. He considers whether gang affiliation is inherent in their souls, or more likely, whether things would be different if these neighborhoods were well lit and effectively policed. 

If turmoil and inequity currently wrack the globe at record levels, Lif’s verses seem more prophetic than ever. His verses offer searing indictments of corporate and political corruption: corporations oppressing local farms, governmental duplicity in dealing with big pharmaceutical companies, and the crooked brutality of cops who get away with shooting unarmed black men. 

On “Hose Down,” the pair brilliantly intersperse news reports from the MLK-led Birmingham protests of 1963 with the internecine problems of the present—where a traffic stop can still lead to a funeral. It’s as poignant of a polemic as you’ll find, but blended with a danceable Caribbean lilt. 

With the Perceptionists, the personal is political and vice-versa. Akrobatik rhymes about his “desire to breathe in the sun before my skin dries out” but still refuses to be “the coward in a pretend hide out.” On “Lemme Find Out,” they kick ingeniously sinister dystopian horror raps about our grotesque addiction to technology. There are love songs over beats that sound like they could’ve been on Madvillainy, stories of cypher demolitions of would-be challengers, and dirty ass rhymes over dirty ass drums—as The Perceptionists sagely insist, that’s all the world really wants. 

It’s music from deep in the trenches, songs that confront the blitzkrieg of bad news but offer light at the end of the bombardment. If you listen closely, you can intuit a profound story of friendship and camaraderie between Lif and Akrobatik—lifelong friends trading bars with the chemistry of Tip and Phife, Andre and Big Boi, Erick and Parrish. They’re mortal men who made mistakes, gained experience, and obtained wisdom. This is Resolution.

Resolution

Out Of Control

How It Should Sound, Vol. 3

The Sound

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OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

1$T - Pass It To Myself

In Search of the Lost City of the Monkey God

The People of the Forest

Royce Da 5'9'' - Hip Hop

We're back with an eclectic batch of mostly early 70s fuzz laden funk rock on 45.  Join us for a live dose of raer as DJ Raj Mahal spins the message board cult classics as well as a few joints the hipsters might not be up on yet.  It's all vinyl and all live!

OG Live Stream Video: https://youtu.be/tI623QD8hYg

Track List:

Intro
Soul Strut! - Coko & Misha Panfilov Sound Combo
Drainpipe - Protein Bros
Allora mi ricordo - New Trolls
Murmullo - Los Rockin Devils 
Air - Onyx
In Your Room - Carriage Company
Paper Man - Jade
Pork Chops - The Jon-Lee Group
Everybody's Excited - Flower Island
Family Affair - Flash & The Dynamics
Party Time - Cinnamon Suns
Get Down (When The Feelin' Hits You) Pt1+2 - Blacklove 
Dirty Music - Monarch
All Shook Up - Roger Freeman
SHOTGUN II - The Chambermen
Gimme Some Lovin - Jordan
What You Need - Button
Dici (Dizzy) - Quelli
Margarina - The Ten Tops
All Along The Watchtower - Barbara Keith

Organized Konfusion - Bring It On (Blockhead Remix)

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