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Scratch masters revenge - DJ Rectangle

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U-God (Wu Tang Clan) - Fame Feat. Styles P (produced by LEAF DOG)

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Camp Lo/Pete Rock-80 Blocks from Tiffany's mixtape

Let's Go 
Talkin To You
Queens
Oh No
Loose Ends (Sergio Mendes ft. Pharoahe Monch & Justin Timberlake)
D.R.E.A.M.
3-2-1 (Organized Konfusion)
Stray Bullet (Organized Konfusion)
Bad MF
The Mayor
Eht Dnarg Noisulli (feat. The Stepkids) 
Calls (Denaun Porter Remix) (Robert Glasper ft. Jill Scott & Pharoahe Monch)
So Good
Broken Again
Push
Black Hand Side
3' O' Clock (Marco Polo ft. Organized Konfusion)
Rapid Eye Movement
Guerilla Monsoon Rap (Talib Kweli ft. Kanye West, Black Thought, & Pharoahe Monch)
Clap
Livin It Up
Right Here
Tooley Crew Personified
Ill Collabo (The Dwellas ft. Organized Konfusion)
Soundman (Organized Konfusion)
Thirteen 
Shine
Tight Remix (Rah Digga ft. Pharoahe Monch & Lord Have Mercy)
The Matrix (Black Milk ft. Pharoahe Monch, Sean Price, & DJ Premier)
Simon Says


Okayplayer Presents: The Pharoahe Monch Birthday Mix

DJ 33 1/3 Live on WGCI 2-26-10 part 2

Dj 33 1/3 live at butterfly reggae part 1

DJ 33 1/3 WGCI MIx-2-6-10

Sophie Aspin - My Story

Wick-it the Instigator - Grindhouse Basterds

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What Happened To You - feat. Method Man and Busta Rhymes

Dj rectangle - scratchmasters revenge

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.

DJ 33 1/3 Live on WGCI 2-26-10 part 2

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