1. “Intro” (feat. Mystic)”
2. “Say G&E”
3. “Push On (Push Up)”
4. “Old Souls” (feat. Blu)
5. “!Boom!” (feat. Slug from Atmosphere)
6. “Denial”
7. “I Know You Wanna Feel”
8. “Teach Me The Way”
9. “All In” (feat. Gift of Gab & Pigeon John)
10. “Do It Again” (feat. DJ Fresh)
11. “Rivers Run Dry”
12. “No Flowers” (feat. Paris Hayes)
13. “Comin’ Up” (feat. Mistah F.A.B.)
14. “Worried About The World” (feat. Mike Marshall & Sage Francis)
15. “Sign Of the Times” (feat. Mark Bell)
Genre: Hip-Hop
Release: 2009
Preview: Pretty Apollo
1. This Year
2. Awakening
3. Pretty Apollo
4. I Never
5. Interlude
6. Electric Blue
7. Tide of Life
8. Dazed & Confused
9. Fantasy Revenge
10. Interlude
11. Boombox Pimp
12. The Jux
13. Cise
14. Interlude
15. NIcers
16. The Raven
17. Beaten Boxes
18. Interlude
19. Your Voice
20. One Day . . .
Buy (you have no excuse, when it drops in the US)
Download [mp4/ Aac]
Download [mp3@256] (even double checked it with pvine)
Headnodic hits us with a remix project…
Release: 2009
Moe Pope & Headnodic remixes using just Bjork samples
16 tracks
1. Intro
2. The Scenic Route
3. Flashback to Stardom (ft. Raheem DeVaughn)
4. Pops Said
5. Epiphany
6. Between Earth and Sky
7. Bubble
8. Square 1
9. Blue Ice
10. Walk in the Park
11. Aim High
12. Katana
13. One Shine
14. Outro
Amazon : http://www.amazon.com/Scenic-Route-Panacea/dp/B000I5YVNE
Download Link : http://www.mediafire.com/?0z5ym42hggc
Sin-A-Matic
+++++++++++
mind the graves
01. Elevation (01:36)
02. Razah’s Ladder (02:34)
03. The Cube (03:40)
04. Halos (04:21)
05. Most Merciful (01:53)
06. Audiobiography (04:33)
07. Pray Together (03:55)
08. Poor Righteous Dreams (02:57)
09. Better Than Jewelry (03:17)
10. Project Prophecy (04:03)
11. Painted Jezebels (03:13)
12. Written In Blood (02:44)
13. Stairway To Heaven (03:06)
14. Sun Of Man (03:24)
Total Time (45:16)
01.Go Go Spark
02. めふっ!!!
03. Alien feat. Lyrics Born
04.Yummy, Yummy
05.いつもの
06.Indigo Days
07. リリース
08.悠々クレイジーランド
09.Drum & Bass feat. Abdominal
10.Brand New Day
11.On My Way feat. Ahhco
12.Friday Night feat. Coma-Chi (Remix)
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Wu-Tang interpolations by funk band El Michels Affair.
Check it, it’s dope, enjoy.
01- Duel of the Iron Mics [02:59]
02- C.R.E.A.M. [02:52]
03- Mystery of Chessboxin’ [01:44]
04- Can it All Be So Simple [03:15]
05- Uzi (Pinky Ring) [03:09]
06- Interlude [00:30]
07- Glaciers of Ice [03:26]
08- Cherchez La Ghost [03:37]
09- Criminology [01:32]
10- Heaven and Hell [02:06]
11- Bring Da Ruckus [03:08]
12- Protect Ya Neck [03:30]
13- Incarcerated Scarfaces [01:38]
14- Shimmy Shimmy Ya [02:23]
15- Outro [00:33]
37,9 m e g s t o t a l [36:22]
Sunspot Jonz presents Fight-Destroy-Rock in the spirit of UHB! Fight-Destroy-Rock! (aka UHB6) features guest appearances by Luckyiam & Myka9, Equipto, White Mic, & Kwanz (from Bored Stiff), Z-Man, Hymnself, Moka Only, & DWP.
And here’s what Sunspot wrote about this project: “This is that raw underground shit! It’s that “straight out the house” mix like old four track songs in the early UHB days. Who knows about “Unsigned and Hella Broke”!! Like back in the day when I would be at the outhouse and would mix songs down on my lil tv speakers and then hit the block slanging out the box. That was that real underground shit!! Where you take the bus to some place and ya broke and have to sell ya albums or you had no money to get back home-or even eat lunch. It sucked if it went bad sometimes but Fuck a 9-5! It was all about creating a grind and making that shit pop! That was that really “really”-ya know! On this project I used a fucked up microphone, my mpc, the 1680, and my janky ass protools that kept breaking sometimes for months (thats why I had to revert to the 1680) but still I made some great songs through it all. That true hip hop!! I wanted to bring back that old school underground passion that can’t always be recaptured in a big studio but always shows up in a smaller home studio. Like the “Sunnyside Halfway House” in LA , California which always has a host of characters coming through its doors with blunts and bottles in their hands. So strap in and get ready for the ride — now sometimes the sound is gonna jump up, overdubbs are too low too loud, people making noise walking in with bottles of alcohol whatever — you never know. That’s that raw shit!! KEEP THE UNDERGROUND ALIVE !! SPEAK FROM THE HEART OR DIE!!”
01. Intro
02. Stupid Muthafuckas
03. Feelin Like Me Ft/himself, Myka Nyne, DWP, and Zman
04. Homie Dance
05. Start Ft Moka Only
06. Live and Shine
07. Badadadadah
08. Stereo Bible
09. Word Song
10. Xhale and Smoke Disappears
11. Its My Year Ft Zmainy, Equipto, and White Mike
12. LIFES2QUICK
13. Dah-Dah-Dah Ft Kwanz From Bored Stiff
14. Beautiful
15. Food For Your Brain (Barefoot Contessa)
16. Revolution Soul
17. The Wall
18. The Way You Do Your Dit Ft /PSC
19. Bomber
20. Folkz-(Is That What Love)
21. Peace-Fights Ft Moka Only
22. Who Owns U
23. Pirates Lullaby
24. Words From Spot
25. Coco Willie
01. The Bomb Butterfly
02. Thursdays At The Good Life
03. Herb Honey
04. Black Women Candle Wax
05. This Is A World Export
06. Continued Togetherness
07. Pop Tunes, Morning Paper
08. Don’t Lock My Heart Away
09. Shrooming Birds Morning Song
10. NightTime Beauty
11. Serenade The Outdoor Visitors
12. C’Mon Love, Let’s Dance
13. Take My Hand
14. Warped Dayz
15. O.X. Coming At Ya
16. I’m Going to Take U Out To Dinner
17. Can’t Escape Space (Love Quakes)
18. Enter The Inside (Yeah)
19. The Revelations Of Sadness
20. Westwinds Of Truism (For Otis)
21. The Tribes Chant
Kankick has made a name for himself in the West Coast hip-hop scene alongside fellow Oxnard natives Madlib and Oh No, crafted laidback, smoky instrumentals, occasionally releasing an album with guest spots (”From Artz Unknown”).
“Beautiful: Opus of Love Deeper Than Flesh” continues Kankick’s tradition of low-key loops and fuzzed-out jazziness. “Thursdays at the Good Life” rocks a lounge piano and background bells, “Black Women Candle Wax” uses a little static to augment the simple synth melody, and a river of bubbling crowd noise percolates under the mellow loop that powers “Continued Togetherness.”
Piano figures heavy on “Beautiful,” and some of Kankick’s best work throughout the disc’s 58 minutes is anchored on lilting, mid-range keywork (”NightTime Beauty,” “Serenade the Outdoor Visitors,” and what kind of sounds like an electric piano played in reverse on “OX Coming at Ya”).
If you’re looking to get your party started, “Opus of Love Deeper Than Flesh” might not be quite the right vehicle. But once the party’s winding down, and you and your people are just settling in during the late night hours, it’s the perfect accompaniment for slowly nodding your head and drifting into a daze on the couch.
Cunninlynguists-Strange Journey Volume One
i n f o
label……..: Bad Taste Rec.
date ripped..: 03.31.2009
date released: 04.09.2009
url……….: myspace.com/cunninlynguists
release size.: 62,2 MB
encoder……: Lame 3.97 V2
bitrate……: avg. 178kbps
mode………: Joint-Stereo
tracks…….: 16
source…….: CDDA
01- Departure [Intro] [02:05]
02- Nothing but Strangeness [03:18]
(feat. Looptroop Rockers & Hilltop Hoods)
03- Lynguistics [Live in Stockholm] [01:30]
04- Move [03:16]
05- Inverse – Spark My Soul [03:47]
(feat. Substantial)
06- Never Come Down (The Brownie Song) [03:43]
07- Hypnotized (feat. PackFM & Club Dub) [03:47]
08- Dance for Me [Remix] [02:34]
09- Mr. SOS – Die for You [03:50]
10- White Guy Mind Tricks [01:00]
11- Georgia [Remix] [02:56]
(feat. Killer Mike & Khujo Goodie)
12- KKY [Remix] [02:19]
(feat. Skinny DeVille & fishcales of Nappy
13- Don’t leave Me (When Winter comes) [04:07]
(feat. Slug of Atmosphere)
14- Tonedeff – The Distance [04:13]
15- Broken Van (Thinking of you) [03:56]
(feat. Mac Lethal)
16- Billy Joe’s Garage [To be Continued] [00:46]
1. Rytas Oras Inn (3:43)
2. Medicamende Pt. 1 (4:51)
3. Medicamende Pt. 2 (1:33)
4. Dancing Man (4:47)
5. Lovenote (4:31)
6. Broke Shoe (4:16)
7. Elect Raw (4:48)
8. Shlouta (3:48)
9. Paris Paris (4:08)
10. Backdays (Vintorez Dub) (3:40)
11. J Fresh Pay Day (4:15)
12. Techno Sistema (3:53)
Two and a half years went since the first album by Vaiperis and Serumas called “Cafeteria” (ex “Coffeteria”). A year ago it was released on vinyl in limited numbers.
The new fruit of “Despotin’ Fam” is called “Cafeteria Inn Legend”. It’s a fully finished album that requested a lot of hard work and sleepless nights from the authors. You may find influences of funk and jazz, the golden era of hip-hop and the almighty Detroit’s soul bank. “Cafeteria Inn Legend” describes the nowadays with beats and nu jazz scene together with English dubstep phenomena. Album consists of live instrumentals, city rhythms and electronics.
“Cafeteria Inn Legend” is only an appetizer before the main dish – “Despotin’ Fam” album, which is being finalized.
1. Welcome Back
2. Multi Barz Of Fury (Remix) – CL Smooth
3. Work It Out (Remix) – Q-tip
4. P.S.A (Elemental)
5. My Nigga – Elzhi (from the album Changes Of Atmosphere)
6. My Style Is Fly (Unreleased Mix) – Jazz Lib feat. Fatlip
7. Party & Bullshit (Remix) – Biggie
8. The Bullshit 2k9 – G.Slim
9. Long Life (Remix) – Talib Kweli
10. Mars – Blu
11. The Sag – Aloe Blacc
12. The Sidewalks (Dela’s City Mix) – J-Live
13. Trigger Happy Police
14. Motown 2k9 – Finale
15. All I Know – Reach
16. It’s Love (Remix) – DJ Tonk feat. Noelle Scaggs
17. Stressed Out (Remix) – A Tribe Called Quest
18. La Voix Claire (Remix) – Dany Dan
19. The Pursuit – Supastition & Brotha Soul
1. Rhythm Track 01 (2:38)
2. Rhythm Track 02 (1:52)
3. Rhythm Track 03 (2:15)
4. Rhythm Track 04 (2:24)
5. Rhythm Track 05 (1:43)
6. Rhythm Track 06 (1:25)
7. Rhythm Track 07 (2:17)
8. Rhythm Track 08 (2:00)
9. Rhythm Track 09 (2:24)
10. Rhythm Track 10 (1:28)
11. Rhythm Track 11 (2:09)
12. Rhythm Track 12 (2:13)
A1 – Roxanne Roxanne (Vocal)
A2 – Hanging Out (Vocal)
A3 – Hanging Out (instrumental)
AA1 – The Real Roxanne (Bleeped Version)
AA2 – Roxanne’s Back Side (Scratch It)
AA3 – The Real Roxanne (Uncensored Version)
Roxanne With UTFO – Roxanne Roxanne
(Streetwave – 1984)
A1 – Roxanne Roxanne (Vocal)
A2 – Hanging Out (Vocal)
AA1 – The Real Roxanne (Bleeped Version)
AA2 – Roxanne’s Back Side (Scratch It)
AA3 – The Real Roxanne (Uncensored Version)
Roxanne With UTFO – The Real Roxanne
(Select Records – 1984)
A – The Real Roxanne (Bleeped Version)
B1 – Roxanne’s Back Side (Scratch It)
B2 – The Real Roxanne (Uncensored Version)
UTFO – Beats And Rhymes
(Select Records – 1984)
A – Beats And Rhymes
B1 – Beats And Rhymes (Dub)
B2 – Beats And Rhymes (Radio Version)
UTFO – Hanging Out
(Select Records – 1984)
A1 – Hanging Out
A2 – Roxanne, Roxanne
B1 – Hanging Out (Instrumental)
B2 – Roxanne, Roxanne (Instrumental)
UTFO & Roxanne – Roxanne meets U.T.F.O
(Streetwave – 1984)
A – Roxanne Meets UTFO
B – Roxanne’s Backside (Beat It Mix)
UTFO – Bite It
(Select Records – 1985)
A – Bite It
B1 – Bite It – Dub Version
B2 – Bite It
UTFO – Leader Of The Pack – Promo
(Select Records – 1985)
A – Leader Of The Pack
B – Leader Of The Pack (Special Instrumental Mix)
UTFO – Leader Of The Pack
(Select – 1985)
A1 – Leader Of The Pack
B1 – Leader Of The Pack (Special Instrumental Mix)
B2 – Leader Of The Pack (Radio Edit)
UTFO – Split Personality – The Remix
(Select Records- 1986)
A – Split Personality (Remix)
B – Split Personality (The Remix Dub)
UTFO – Split Personality – Remix -
(Cooltempo Records – 1986)
A1 – Split Personality (Remix)
A2 – Split Personality (Dub Version)
A3 – Split Personality (7” Edit)
B1 – Where Did You Go (Danny Dee Remix)
B2 – Where Did You Go (Bonus Beats)
UTFO – We work hard – Promo
(Cooltempo – 1986)
A – We Work Hard
B – Kangol And Doc
UTFO – Let’s Get It On – Promo
(Select Records – 1988)
A1 – Let’s Get It On (Re-mix)
A2 – Let’s Get It On (LP Version)
B1 – Let’s Get It On (Radio Edit)
B2 – Let’s Get It On (House Mix)
UTFO – Rough And Rugged
(Select Records – 1989)
A1 – Rough and Rugged (Rough Edit)
A2 – Rough and Rugged (Radio Edit)
A3 – My Cut’s Correct (Correct Edit)
A4 – My Cut’s Correct (Radio Edit)
UTFO – Wanna Rock
(Select Records – 1989)
A1 – Wanna Rock (LP Version)
A2 – Wanna Rock (Forceful Mix)
A3 – Wanna Rock (Radio Edit)
B1 – Wanna Rock (Extended Version)
B2 – Wanna Rock (Omar’s Dub)
UTFO – If You don’t Wanna Get Pregnant
(Jive – 1990)
A1 – If You Don’t Want To Get Pregnant – (LP Version)
A2 – If You Don’t Want To Get Pregnant – (Slammin’ Remix)
B1 – Hoein’ For The Dough
B2 – If You Don’t Want To Get Pregnant – (Clean Version)
Tracklsit:
Side A:
A1. We’re All In The Same Song
A2. I Got Style
A3. Let’s Have Some Fun
A4. Soul Sista
A5. Tumba La Casa (Rock The House)
Side B:
B1. Black In America
B2. Keep Funkin’ It
B3. We Game To Dance
B4. Livin’ In South Central L.A.
B5. Get Up And Dance (Feat. DJ Pressure) *256kbps
Uploaded: July 1, 2008
1. The Era When We Sang
2. Lord of Our Vice
3. Ghosts Among Men
4. A Private Death
5. Shoot You Dead
6. Listen Child
7. My Work Will Be Done
8. Forgive Me
9. Different Hours
10. All the News is Bad Again
11. Legacy to Fuel
Blue Sky Black Death, a production duo, is a fairly new to the game, but they bring to the table years of experience. This album, an instrumental album, samples all they’ve got, and for that it’s pretty amazing. There’s a great range of samples, moods and tones set throughout the album making it refreshing and never stale. Interestingly enough, the beats don’t loop like some instrumentals do – most of them are original and fresh throughout (most songs, the beat and tone and everything changes mid-track), making it perfect for enjoyment in the background, while at work, or just by itself.
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Label…………….: Koch
Genre…………….: Hip-Hop
StoreDate…………: Jul-22-2008
Source……………: CDDA
Size……………..: 65,4 MB
Total Playing Time…: 53:00
Tracklisting
01. The Million Dollar Backpack (Intro) (Prod. By DJ Jazzy Jeff) 02:38
02. Where I Been (Prod. By Jake White) 03:40
03. Don’t Act Like You Don’t Know (Feat. Freeway) 03:38
(Prod. By Orthodox)
04. So Far So Good (Feat. Common) (Prod. By Usef Dinero) 04:06
05. Sick (Prod. By Kwame & A Kid Named Cus) 03:06
06. (For Real) He Don’t Own Me (Prod. By Bink) 03:22
07. My Phone (Prod. By Fusion Unlimited & E-Flat) 04:37
08. Yeah Ya Know It (Prod. By Khari Ferrari & Skillz) 03:50
09. Hold Tight (Feat. Black Thought) (Prod. By ?uestlove & James 04:06
Poyser)
10. Crazy World (Prod. Khari Ferrari & Skillz) 03:25
11. I’m Gon’ Make It (Prod. By Bink) 03:32
12. Be Alright (Prod. By Fusion Unlimited & E-Flat) 04:11
13. Hip Hop Died (Prod. Khari Ferrari & Skillz) 04:51
14. Preachin’ To The Choir (Prod. By Jimmy “Slim” Rose) 03:58
Support The Artists, Buy Their Music….
Buckethead – guitar
Bill Laswell – bass
Brain – drums
DXT / DST / Grandmixer etc. – keyboard, scratches
Mixmaster Mike – scratches
DJ Disk – scratches
1) Initiation (Disc, Mike) 21:03
2) Flux And Reflux (Disc, Mike, Brain, BL) 5:59
3) Saturn (Buckethead) 5:27
4) Destroyer (Buckethead, Brain, BL) 6:52
5) Fifth Element (Buckethead, Brain) 5:09
recorded live @ warsaw summer jazz days (poland), june 1996
80MB @ 256kbps
Apart from an early experimental 12″ that has little to do with the later records, Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) was the first release of producer Bill Laswell’s Praxis project, which he conceived and constructed around mystery guitar virtuoso Buckethead. Beautifully packaged (fascinating artwork by James Koehnline, freaky photography by Thi-Linh Le, and rebellious liner notes by Hakim Bey), this disc presented a band of top musicians at their most creative: apart from Buckethead, there are P-Funkers Bootsy Collins (bass) and Bernie Worrell (keyboards), plus drummer Brain (aka Brian Mantia) and turntable wizards Af Next Man Flip (aka Afrika Babybam from the Jungle Brothers) and Dj Disk (Skratch Piklz). From the searing heavy metal riffs that open the disc to the spaced-out noise collage that ends it, the band covers lots of territory: metal, rock, funk, hip-hop, jazz, noise intermezzos, back and forth, crossbred and interlocked. The first two tracks, “Blast/War Machine Dub” and “Interface/Stimulation Loop,” change from heavy metal to funk effortlessly. The third, “Crash Victim/Black Science Navigator,” turns from a breakneck-paced metal riff into a hip-hop scratching orgy without a second thought. “Animal Behavior” is certainly the most accessible track on the disc, relentlessly funky and featuring funny vocals by Bootsy. The second part of the track is a haunting ballad that points to Buckethead’s later accomplishments on his solo release Colma. “Dead Man Walking,” “Seven Laws of Woo,” and “The Interworld and the New Innocence” are showcases for Buckethead’s dangerous guitar shredding, alternating between majestic and breathless. “Giant Robot/Machines in the Modern City/Godzilla” prepares for the big showdown, with lots of mean guitar riffs standing against weird sounds and effects. The last track, “After Shock (Chaos Never Died),” then delivers an unusual outro by letting the rock-ish intro quickly dissolve into a strange sonic collage, featuring Worrell’s Hammond organ improvisation augmented by heavily treated noises and sounds, scratches, and tape manipulations. In fact, the last track (which runs well over 15 minutes) may be the only thing that will put most listeners off, but in fact this track is the icing on the cake — like the liner notes read, “Chaos Is Not Entropy…Chaos Is Continual Creation.”
-Chris Genzel (All Music Guide)
Beyond Real / Dead Man’s Walk 12″ (1996)
Grass Roots “Lyrical Fluctuation” (2000)
Infectious (2001)
Hip Hop Is Read Presents:
Deltron 3030 [The Samples]
This tape features such artists as Gab Gotcha, Gangstarr, Mr Live with Tony Bones, Shabaazz The Disciple & Black Attack to name a few. Enjoy this classic mixtape! More to come so stay tuned…
(Source) There’s a long story here and in large part it’s the story of rhythm in the 20th Century. And being as you wouldn’t be miles off the mark if you saw those years as the Rhythm Century, that’s the story of the century. So bear with us – it’s worth the effort.
Unlikely as it may seem, our tale begins in the late ‘90s with photographer, film-maker and writer Brian Cross, more commonly known as B+. Irish-born, B+ had moved to LA in 1990 to get a Masters from CalArts and to feed his love affair with hip-hop. The results of his love affair were as diverse as his classic written overview of LA hip hop, “It’s Not About A Salary” and the promo video for DJ Shadow “Midnight In A Perfect World”.
But B+ was also fascinated with where the raw material of hip-hop – the break – and where it came from. He conceived a project where he would bring together and photograph four Los Angeles residents who had contributed to the history of music through their work behind the drum kit. The four men were Roy Porter, Earl Palmer, Paul Humphrey and James Gadson. Between them they spanned the history of post-War music, having played with everyone from Charlie Parker to James Brown, John Coltrane to Marvin Gaye, Frank Zappa to David Axelrod, Frank Sinatra to Beck.
Sadly, it took B+ some time to get the funding together for the project and by the time Tokion magazine approved the shoot in the year 2000, Roy Porter was dead. Nevertheless, the shoot went ahead, with the likes of DJ Shadow in attendance and members of the hugely influential DJ team the Beat Junkies and Cut Chemist on hand to jam with Humphrey and Gadson. The fruits of this meeting were captured by Cross on film and the resulting short, “Keepintime: Talking Drums Whispering Vinyl” toured the film festivals of the world to considerable acclaim, as well as DJ Shadow using it as the introduction of his critically acclaimed multi-media tour in support of “The Private Press” album.
But B+ wasn’t finished yet. All the participants were so energised by the exercise that he decided to bring them all together for a huge live show in Los Angeles, where DJs and producers including Madlib and NuMark (Jurassic 5) would jam live and create music with these two great drummers. The immediate results of these two unique events are captured here for the first time on DVD. But even then, the man behind the project wasn’t finished.
He now sent out the recorded multitrack parts from the live show to a host of the world’s finest producers, who built on the rhythms and added their own individual touches to create a cd of truly epic proportions. A constant work in progress, with producers ringing from all over the world begging to get involved, “Keepintime: A Live Recording” is a document of a collision between rhythm cultures, a truly vibrant artefact.
You will find new work here from a host of great names: DJ Shadow (one humurous cut-up built around the singular fact that a mistake by the soundman at one point obscured Madlib’s contribution to proceedings plus the more Shadowesque “Roy’s Theme”), King Britt (his 10 minute broken epic is definitely a highlight), Cut Chemist, Charlie Dark (Blacktronica/Attica Blues), Ammoncontact, , Daedelus and J-Rocc.
But more than any particular contributor what make’s this record great is the thematic unity, the rhythmic brilliance of the two drummers who lie at the roots of the work and last, something which King Britt captures and samples. Half way through his mix the compere for the night can be heard stating that, “this project is about love.” Believe.
Tracks:
01 Keep In Time Theme produced by Charlie Dark
02 Infinity Of Rhythm Mix produced by Ammoncontact
03 Bring Madlib Up produced by DJ Shadow
04 Bumpin Time produced by King Ruly & Toy Selectah!
05 A Peek In Time produced by Cut Chemist
06 King’s On Time Mix produced by King Britt
07 Song For Sophia/You Can Know Her produced by Nobody (featuring Mia Doi Todd)
08 From SP on my 303 produced by DJ Nuts
09 All Lights on that Stage produced by Daedelus
10 Dirty Fingered B Boy Edit produced by J Rocc
11 Roy’s Theme produced by DJ Shadow
First of all, if you missed the post where I uploaded the CD that accompanied the DVD and also the story behind the event itself, check out this POST. The DVD does have some extras and I was having trouble sorting that out and since then I just haven’t gone back to redoing those. I think I need another couple of hours in each day to get everything done when I’d like to. For now, this is the main video and is split in two parts. Now that I’m using another program for splitting there should not be any more sync issues. The main video here is almost 50 minutes in length. It’s a full on freestyle concert with some very talented turntablists and super talented drummers who’ve had distinguished careers but have not gotten the recognition from the younger generations they deserve. Now they get to showcase their talents and inspire today’s great turntablists to explore new dimensions in the art form. For any real music fan, this is a treat to watch–guaranteed enjoyment!!!
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