old school hip hop

my best

oldskool mc dj in effect

The 80s were great for this new thing called rap music.  It was so raw a pure, as it started to branch out to other areas.  This was finished on 06/19/2023

Reaching a milestone PT. 2

80s Hardcore Rap

Genuine oldschool hardcore heavyweight b-boy blasts so underground it hurts. 
best if blaring.

TAKI 183  pt.I

old school hip-hop

BDP Stetsasonic Kool Moe Dee MC Lyte Doug Fresh Just-Ice Heavy D Chuck D-Self Destruction.mp3

Grandmaster Richie Rich - Check It Out

Herbie Hancock-Rockit

Original: Beatronic / Unknown DJ & 3D
Remixed by ZKL

Unknown DJ & 3D - Beatronic (ZKLHYD remix)

Fantasy Three - It's Your Rock [Instrumental]

Unknown album (9/18/2023 8:58:25 PM)

POOR RIGHTEOUS TEACHERS* ~ROCK DIS FUNKY JOINT~WAY OF LIFE~NEVER DIE~

24-  grandmixer d.st   the infinity rappers-the grandmixer cuts it up

206-kid n play-do this my way

N.W.A. And The Posse

Dope Man

Eazy-Duz-It

I'mma Break It Down (feat. MC Ren)

Saturday Night! The Album (Expanded Edition)

Do It, Do It

Saturday Night

Rhyme Pays

Squeeze the Trigger

Licensed To Ill

Time To Get Ill

Grandmixer D.ST. - Crazy Cuts Original 12 Inch Version

Choi Records second installment of funk is ready.  The Traffic is a group of guys who were more than happy to record at Choi productions to help bring this together and without them there would be no recording so a big shout out to
Yuri Pavlinov- Bass, Kumar Shome- guitars, Alex Howroyd- Trumpet/flute, Jimmy bowman- Trombone, Brett Evans- Baritone Sax, Ivan Khatchoyan- drums/percussion/wurli/production.
https://thetraffic.bandcamp.com/album/white-lines-smack-my-pitch-up-rprs-4

 Side A: White Lines - Grandmaster Flash

The Traffic - White Lines - Grandmaster Flash

Def Jam Classics, Vol.1

Cold Chillin' In The Spot

Pop Art - VLS

Steady B - Just Call Us Def [radio version]

Steady B  ft. Roxanne Shanté - Fly Shanté [def mix studio version]

B-Boy Records: The Masterworks

Something Fresh to Swing To (Instrumental Vocal)

World Destruction

Wild Style

Drum Machine - MCA

This is a project that I was asked to do I guess sometime in the early 2000's . It was a remix for a Bob James project . the idea was to take an existing piece of work and flip it . So this was my flip . I had Pete Miser come in and do some vocal snippets . I never knew what happened to the project but I did put a lot of work into this mix so I figured I would share it . Enjoy , Prince Paul unreleased series . 

Back in the day ( Bob James remix never released demo ) feat Prince Paul

High Powered Rappers

On the Radio

This is A Excerpt form A Article on "Cowboy" that Jayquan™  wrote... 
Keith Cowboy laid the foundation for the call & response tactics that we have seen almost EVERY Emcee use since the 70s. Everytime you hear “throw your hands in the air” , “Say hoooo” etc. etc. you are listening to the creations of Cowboy.  Unfortunately Cowboy did not get the chance to see his contributions reach every corner of the globe. 

heres the Article: http://www.thafoundation.com/cowboy.htm

DJ Breakout with Rahiem and Keith "Cowboy"(RIP) from the Furious Five

De La Soul - Buddy (Remix) feat. Jungle Brothers, Q-Tip, Monie Love & Queen Latifah

Jazzy Jay - Son Of Beat Street (Remix)

MCA and Burzootie- Drum Machine (MINI JERK EDIT)

Formed by Mcs The Great Peso, Devastating Tito, Mighty Mike C and DLB alongside DJs Master O.C. and Krazy Eddie, The Fearless Four was an old school rap crew from Harlem, New York, best known for their 1982 single ''Rockin' It'', based on the Kraftwerk track ''The Man-Machine'', which was featured in the 1983 documentary 'Style Wars'. They were the first crew to be signed to a major label, Elektra Entertainment, and later to Tuff City. They only release one studio album, ''Creepin' Up On Ya'', in 1994, released after the crew had broken up in the mid-80's.

The Fearless Four - Rockin It (1982)

Kings Of Pressure is an Old Skool rap group from Long Island formed by Cracker Jay, E.Z. Breeze, DJ Johnny Juice, J. Finesse, King A The Great and Double 'Half Dead' D, with connections to the Bomb Squad and Public Enemy. In 1987 they released this killer tune introducing Chuck D.

Kings Of Pressure - You Know How To Reach Us (1987)

The ''Beef Box'' theme is extremely important in the history of Miami Bass, Electro Old Skool Rap, and is considered on the greatest classics of all time. Ervin German a.k.a. Mc Chief, from the Universal Krush Kru, released it in 1984, and it sounds as fresh today as the day it was released.

Steady B - Just Call Us Def [radio version]

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