Recorded Live at The Do-Over Los Angeles on July 21st, 2013.

The Do-Over has taken place every Sunday afternoon during the summer in Los Angeles, California since 2005. We also like to travel around the world to other fine cities when the sun is shining.

For more info on The Do-Over: www.thedoover.net
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Lord Finesse at The Do-Over Los Angeles (July 21, 2013)

This is a mix I made using original breaks and beats.  Shout outs to Chuck D, DMC, and Wildman Steve for the vocal support!

Johnny Juice's Break Beat CD #1

recorded live on twitch.tv/selecta720 february 13 2023.

Plug Two (De La Soul)Tribute Twitch Session-February 13 2023

J.PERIOD takes listeners on a musical journey through the catalog, legacy and lasting impact of the one and only Godfather of Soul.

For Tracklist & Free Download: http://jperiod.com/music/album-view/jb

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J.PERIOD'S "The Legacy Of JB" is part of "The Big Payback" summer mix series, also featuring DJ Scratch & Amerigo Gazaway: https://soundcloud.com/bigpayback

J.PERIOD Presents… The Legacy Of JB

DJ Jazzy Jeff - Hip Hop Forever II

Tracklisting:

01. Intro/Kenny Dope - Justa Lil Dope  
02. Lords of the Underground - Psycho  
03. Funkdoobiest - Bow Wow Wow  
04. Redman - Time 4 Sum Aksion  
05. K-Solo - Letterman  
06. Showbiz & AG - Party Groove  
07. Naughty By Nature - Uptown Anthem  
08. Heavy D & The Boyz - You Can’t See What I Can See  
09. Zhiggie - Toss it Up  
10. Original Flavor - Here We Go (Fuck it Up)  
11. Chi-Ali - Funky Lemonade (Remix)  
12. Main Source - Fakin the Funk  
13. Eric B & Rakim - Dont Sweat the Technique  
14. Double XX Posse - Not Gonna Be Able to Do It  
15. Grand Puba - 360 (What Comes Around)  
16. Brand Nubian - Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down  
17. Funkmaster Flex - Six Million Ways To Die  
18. Black Moon - Who Got the Props (Smooth Version)  
19. Gang Starr - Now You’re Mine  
20. EPMD - Crossover  
21. Das EFX - They Want EFX (Remix)  
22. House of Pain - Put Your Head Out  
23. Fu Schnickens - La Schmoove  
24. A Tribe Called Quest - Hot Sex  
25. Apache - Gangsta Bitch  
26. Brand Nubian - Love Me or Leave Me Alone  
27. Funkmaster Flex - Sad and Blue  
28. Nice & Smooth - Sometimes I Rhyme Slow  
29. Brotherhood Creed - Helluva  
30. Grand Puba - This is How we Move It (Remix)  
31. Kenny Dope - Pick it Up  
32. Young Black Teenagers - Tap the Bottle  
33. The Pharcyde - Soul Flower (Remix)  
34. Zhiggie - Rakin in the Dough (Uptown Bounce Beats)  
35. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You  
36. Da Youngstas - Pass the Mic (Pete Rock Remix)  
37. House of Pain - Jump Around (Pete Rock Remix)  
38. Das EFX - Jussumen (Pete Rock Remix)  
39. A.D.O.R. - Let it All Hang Out  
40. Diamond D - I Went For Mine  
41. Time Zone - Zulu War Chant  
42. Lord Finesse - You Know What I’m About  
43. Dr Dre - Deep Cover  
44. Mobb Deep - Flavor for the Non Believes  
45. Masta Ace Inc - Jeep Ass Nigguh  
46. EPMD - Head Banger  
47. Boogie Down Productions - We In There (ATCQ Remix)  
48. Positive K - Nightshift  
49. Chubb Rock - The Big Man (Clark Kent Remix)  
50. Masters at Work - Blood Vibes  
51. Nas - Halftime  
52. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Ill Street Blues  
53. Lords of the Underground - Funky Child  
54. Arrested Development - Tennessee (Remix)  
55. Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick  
56. Heavy D & The Boyz - Blue Funk  
57. Chi-Ali - Roadrunner (Puberty Mix)  
58. Brothers Uv Da Blakmarket - Livin in Da Bottle  
59. Showbiz & AG - Fat Pockets (Radio Remix)  
60. Funkmaster Flex - Dope On Plastic  
61. Gang Starr - DWYCK  
62. A Trible Called Quest - Scenario (Remix)  
63. MC Serch - Back to the Grill

DJ CHIEF-ONE - 1992 MIXTAPE

Skimming the surface on some of the best songs that some of your favorite MC's collaborated on a.k.a  "the posse" cuts! Had to cut some songs short for time. Check out Kurupt's crazy long Ill verse on "Smokin' blunts and Drankin' Tangueray"!

Classic_posse_cut_mix

I've sat on this mix for a few years now.  This is just a mix I made because most D^% mixes show absolutely no depth of D*# production catalog.  Most of the mixes I've heard just focus on the post 2001 (really 1999) era of D*# production with a few better known Ch*&nic joints sprinkled here and there.  Being a SoCal native, the bulk of my introduction to hip hop came through D*# production.  If you don't know every loop, every bridge, every random sound from his D*C, N*#, E#*, Mich*#, D#&thr*w days, you just don't know D*# production.  The mix was so easy to make I feel stupid positng it (which is why it's been in the vaults for a few years).  I've also chosen to keep the mix untitled to prove the point that I didn't decide to do a D*# mix as a cheap way to garner hits/listens/downloads etc...  It's just something I felt like doing because I wasn't really working on anything else at the time.  I'm currently in the final stages of what I consider to be the Mona Lisa of mixes (at least as far as my mixes are concerned).  That mix should post in a few months.  Hopefully, this mix will hold you all over until then.

Some Dr. from Compton

I had the pleasure of going to LA to do Blazing 45's party. While i was there i did a practice set at the homie Byze one crib. The homie jrocc passed thru as well as we were recording the rehersal set mind u this is not the full set this is just the part of the set i Needed to practice i overdubbed drops on certain songs on this mix so ppl wont sample stuff off my mix in other words find the record yourself.

BLAZING 45 REHERSAL AT BYZE CRIB

London’s very own Spin Doctor has been a busy boy while in Lockdown. He has created this epic mix dedicated to the powerhouse that is Q-Tip. Using 50 tracks to mark The Abstract’s 50th Birthday on Friday 10th April 2020.
 
The mix combinies a bunch of Tip’s productions, verses, samples, interviews and more. From A Tribe Called Quest to Solange, Nas to Quincey Jones, the mix explores all aspects of this man’s genius.
 
There are very few artists that can claim such impact on an entire genre, but A Tribe Called Quest’s Q-Tip can do just that and more. As a member of what is widely agreed to be the greatest Hip-Hop group of all time, as a solo artist and as a producer for the great and the good, Q-Tip’s impact is immeasurable. Through his influence on the likes of J-Dilla, Kanye West and Pharrell, his influence can still be heard throughout all forms of Hip-Hop and Soul. Keep Bouncing!

BLAZING 45 REHERSAL AT BYZE CRIB

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