Name: DJ Roc Raida - The X - Men 1996 Mixtape (Look What I Found) by vThom
Duration: 1 h 30 min 3 s
Description: Found a DJ Roc Raida mixtape from 1996 though I would share.

One of the baddest DJ's to ever do it - R.I.P.

Thanks for posting this! I loved this tape when it came out and appreciate even more now. RIP ROC RAIDA. 

Track Listing

1. DOC - Mind Blowin' (Dr. Dre Remix)
2. Geto Boys - Mr. Scarface 
3. Gang Starr - Code Of The Streets acapella
4. Freshco & Miz - Ain't You Freshco
5. Tribe Called Quest - Excursions Instrumental
6. Dr. Dre & Snoop - Deep Cover acapella
7. Beatnuts - Are You Ready
8. Positive K - Step Up Front
9. Special Ed - Taxing
10. Chill Rob G - Motivation
11. B.I.G - Warning acapella
12. Pass The Plugs - De La Soul
13. Tribe Called Quest - Vibes & Stuff instrumental

Mighty's Wu Tang vs. Juice Crew Mix

14. The Symphony vs. 36 Chambers Beats
15. Apollo Kids vs. Young Gifted & Black 
16. Picking Boogers vs. Incarcerated Scarfaces vs. Fish
17. Cream vs. Ill Street Blues
18. Daytona 500 vs. The Bridge vs. On The Run
19. Aint No Half Steppin' vs. Ice Cream vs. C.r.e.a.m vs. Tears
20. Droppin' Science vs. Verbal Intercourse

World Premiers 

21. LL Cool J - I Need A Beat
22. NWA - Dope Man
23. Eric B & Rakim - My Melody
24. Jeru the Damaja - Come Clean
25. Jungle Bros - Jim Browski
26. O.C. - Times Up
27. EPMD - You're A Customer
28. ED O.G - I Gotta Have It
29. Latifah - Wrath Of My Madness
30. De La Soul - Plug Tunin'
31. MC Shan - The Marley Scratch
32. Ultramagnetic - Ego Trippin'
33. Cypress Hill - How I Could Kill A Man
34. B.I.G - Party & Bullshit
35. Main Source - Breaking Atoms
36. Brand Nubian - Feels So Good
37. Kool G Rap - It's A Demo
38. Public Enemy #1

Shecky's 1988 Interview with Chuck D

39. Ice Cube - What They Hittin' Foe
40. LL Cool J - Get Down
41. RUN-DMC verse - Krush Groove All-Stars
42. BDP Stop The Violence acapella
43. Scholly D - Parkside 5-2 acapella
44. Eazy E feat MC Ren - Ruthless Villain
45. Sir Ibu - Holy War
46. Slick Rick - The Moment I Feared
47. Public Enemy - Security of the First World
48. Brand Nubian - All For One acapella
49. Diamond D - Yo That's That $hit
50. Heavy D- You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet
51. Ultramagnetic - Chorus Line
52. EPMD - I'm Mad 
53. Steady B - Let The Hustlers Play
54. KMD feat Brand Nubian - Nitty Gritty
55. DOC - The Grand Finale
56. Tribe Called Quest - Youthful Expression instrumental


Golden Era Mix Episode II for Shade 45 (((Broadcasted Jan 1, 2014)))

Found a DJ Roc Raida mixtape from 1996 though I would share. 

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DJ Roc Raida - The X - Men 1996 Mixtape (Look What I Found)

DJ Spinbad & DJ Slynkee- Clueless (1997)

A week or so back there was a Facebook post asking who people preferred; KRS1 or Rakim. I immediately went with Rakim and Biz tended to lean towards KRS we knew that only 2 things could solve this argument either a message directly from Scott Baio endorsing one or the other or a mixtape, and as Biz has that court order thingy where is not allowed to communicate or be with in 200 meters of Scott Baio it ended up being the mix, and not just any mix a 97 minute marathon of classics, remixes and guest verses from 2 of the most influential MC's ever.

Rakim V's KRS Mix by dL

Street Classic HipHop NYC Classics Pt.1, The Lord Sear Special 9/10/2017

DJ Premier @ Mister Cees Throwback at Noon

Black Fist Friday: DJ Premier - Throwback @ Noon

DJ Scratch asked me to do a guest set for his new Radio Station Scratchvision radio. So being that it was Scratch, I felt it was only right to have fun with it, play rarities and do more scratching. 

For the novice listener you will say most of these are not rare, but for those who really know these songs, you will realize that 99% of you don't have these versions.

ScratchVision Radio 7/7/2018 - Dj Finesse NYC

Old mix tape from Kid Capri, 52 old skool hip hop beats.  Had this file stored on my hard drive had a listen and started to work on the sound.  Usual mastering stuff EQ, limiting then running it through a Channel Strip to beef up the sounds.

Take a listen and enjoy!! I NEED SOME MORE HIP HOP MIX TAPES from the 80s to 90s, I like working on the one's with hiss!!! If you know somehere I can get them give me a shout!!!

CLASSIC! 52 Beats Kid Capri Hip Hop Old Skool Mix Tape

This live mix is a classic, Jazzy Jeff blending the old with the new!! On the original file the MCs voice was loud and the file was recorded clear but low.  I just pumped up the volume and added a bit more sparkle in the mid/top end and added a touch more bass!!!

CLASSIC! Dj Jazzy Jeff mixing live @ Do Ova Sundayz 20/11/2009

A good old skool golden era hip hop mix. For the TRU HIP HOP FANS!!!
djkidscratch/facebook.com

DJKidscratch GoldenEraBackPackRap HipHopMix (2012)

One of my favorite mixtapes from my collection...

the legendary and pioneering DJ Cash Money and his 1997 "Old School Need To Learn'O Plot #2" mixtape.

All respect due to the legend DJ Cash Money.

DJ Cash Money - Old School Need To Learn'O Plot #2 MIXTAPE

vThom

Quite simply, we live in a music culture obsessed with mixes, mixtapes, and any playlist iTunes is quick to provide us. In this day and age, putting together just the right mix is a drop and drag away; what was once a labor of love has been reduced to a series of 1s and 0s. Nowhere is the decline more evident than in the electronic genre. At the risk of sounding like an old man, anyone with a laptop can plug in, pull together disparate tracks, and play Girl Talk for awhile. The labor and love that once went into such sets has all but dissipated on countless “electronica” pages found on Soundcloud and Bandcamp. Working hard for a paycheck has been replaced by “get rich quick schemes.” This guy doesn't believe in getting rich quick.

Enter vThom

"HARD WORK PAYS OFF"

DJ Roc Raida - The X - Men 1996 Mixtape (Look What I Found)

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