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Monday, November 14, 2011

Mr. Scruff - Live @ Band On The Wall, Manchester (2011)

[0.00] Webster Lewis - Do You Believe?
[0.21] Floris - One More Day
[0.24] Michael Kiwanuka - I Need You By My Side
[0.27] Blackbeard - Mint Ah Music
[0.31] Lonnie Smith - Sideman
[0.35] Tje JBS - Blessed Blackness
[0.38] Nomo - Crescent
[0.44] Marvin Gaye - Trouble Man
[0.49] Ramp - Daylight
[0.52] Sly & Robbie - Computer Malfunction
[0.56] Souljazz Orchestra - Mojuba
[1.01] EPMD - Please Listen To My Demo
[1.04] Faze-O - Ridin High
[1.08] Ben Sidran - Now I Live (And Now My Life Is Done)
[1.17] Jim Ingram - Home Brew
[1.24] The Headhunters - If You've Got It You'll Get It
[1.29] Leprechaun - Party Freaks
[1.33] Rep - Look Up (See What's Going Down)
[1.38] Blackbelt Andersen - Lordag
[1.44] Theo Parrish - Electric Alleycat
[1.53] Elevation - Honor, Courage & Karma / Infinity Of Rhythm
[1.58] Dj Class - Class Is In Session
[2.01] 23 Skidoo - Coup
[2.04] Bill Withers - You Got The Stuff
[2.09] Jamie L - Something Better
[2.14] Dr Jeckyll & Mr Hyde - Fast Life (Instrumental)
[2.18] Esther Williams - Last Night Changed It All
[2.22] Needa - Come On And Rock
[2.27] Al Hudson & The Partners - You Can Do It
[2.32] Morning Factory - Sultans Of Swing (Cottam Mix)
[2.39] Gregory Porter - 1960 What
[2.51] Floating Points - Myrtle Avenue
[3.00] Mr. Scruff - Feel It!
[3.06] Theo Parrish - Jb's Edit
[3.09] Mr. Scruff - Where Am I?
[3.16] Tim Green - Cherry
[3.21] Check The Guns - Funk For The Folks (Re-Edit)
[3.27] Onyx - Ahh And We Do It Like This
[3.31] Dj Day - Change Your Mind
[3.34] Ebo Taylor & Uhuru-Yenzu - What Is Life
[3.38] STL - Mindbender
[3.43] The Dub Teacher - Glory Dub
[3.45] Kai Alce - Dirty South Dirt
[3.48] Omar's - Gunup Runup
[3.52] Mr. Scruff - Wobble Control
[3.57] Fruit - If You Feel It Say Yeah
[4.00] Panache - Sweet Music
[4.05] Afronaught - Transcend Me
[4.13] The Explosions - Shuffle Bump
[4.16] ESG - Bam Bam Jam
[4.20] Big 200 - Approach & Pass
[4.29] Mr. Scruff - Be The Music
[4.37] Roni Size - 26 Bass
[4.40] Mr. Scruff - Chipmunk
[4.46] Mr. Scruff - Honeydew
[4.53] Freddie McGregor & Toyan - Roots Man Skanking
[4.54] Max Romeo - Birth Of Reggae Music
[4.56] Macka B - Our Music
[4.58] Glen Brown - Wicked Can't Run Away Dub
[5.01] Mungo's Hi-fi - ING
[5.06] Calibre - Steptoe
[5.08] Anti Pop Consortium - Dead In Motion
[5.10] Red Astaire - Follow Me
[5.14] Eddie Kendricks - Girl You Need A Change Of Mind
[5.21] Tyrone Davis - Can I Change My Mind
[5.23] The Whatnauts - Help Is On The Way
[5.27] Womack & Womack - Baby I'm Scared Of You
[5.32] Melba Moore - Ain't No Love Lost
[5.25] Donny Hathaway - The Ghetto
[5.40] Ted Taylor - Ghetto Disco
[5.42] Colt 45 - In The Bottle
[5.45] Split Decision Band - Watchin' Out
[5.48] Stevie Wonder - All I Do
[5.53] Plumstead Radical Club - One Way

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A 6 Hours DJ set from Mr Scruff's monthly residency at Band on the Wall in Manchester.

Suff Daddy - Dutch Passion 2006 (2011)

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The Custodian Of Records - Good Ol Days

The Custodian Of Records "Good Ol Days"

The Custodian Of Records

Quelle Chris - Shotgun & Sleek Rifle (2011)

01. Sleek Rifle
02. Symbolic (Basquiat)
03. MTFO
04. Shotgun feat. Danny Brown & Roc Marciano
05. The Sly (Playing The Game)
06. Know The Enemy
07. The Crook (The Enemy) (prod. by Roc Marciano)
08. Mo Money Less Problems feat. Denmark Vessey
09. Nubeginning4 feat. Machine
10. Slaves feat. Roc Marciano
11. By The Duffles
12. Another Blunt
13. 'Friend' & 'Lady'
14. The Slick (In The Morning)
15. Still Wasted feat. Big Tone, 87 & Goose
16. The Loop feat. Maya Songbird

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Crown Nation

Tone Liv - Fuck The World (Video)

Damu The Fudgemunk - All Green

Damu The Fudgemunk "All Green"

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Instrumental version of Army Fatigue Rap Redef Remix, appears on Damu's new 7".

J.Nolan - Bring The Moon Down (prod. by Thallus)

J.Nolan "Bring The Moon Down"
(Produced by Thallus)

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From the album "Distinction", coming in 2012.

Mateo feat. Chances Martinez - Ransom Notes (Video)

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Dads Did Something Wrong The Last 50 Years..

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Beatbox Radio Show Presents These Are The Chosen Vol.7 13-11-11

01. Onra - Still Broke
02. Rogue Venom feat. Butta Rico - Economics
03. J57 - Do Earth feat. Von Pea, Charlie Smarts, Andrew Thomas & Jefferson Price
04. Little Vic - Non Fiction
05. Has-Lo - Face In Disguise
06. G-DO & Xception - Trailblazin
07. Señor Kaos - Restless feat. J-Live
08. A Tribe Called Quest - Stressed Out (ManOnWire Throw Back)
09. Heavy D & the Boyz - Nuttin' But Love
10. Schoolly D - Gangster Boogie
11. Ultra Magnetic M.C.S - Funky
12. Doomstarks - Victory Laps
13. Dres & Jarobi - PTI
14. Hawdwerk & Jansport J - Bars & Noble feat. General Monks (Planet Asia & TriState)
15. Scheme - Lord Knows (Remake)
16. Lord Lhus - The Unstoppable feat. Savage Brothers
17. Mobb Deep - Conquer

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Statik Selektah - The History Of M.O.P. (2011)

Statik Selektah Intro
How About Some Hardcore
Rugged Neva Smoove (Dj Premier RMX)
New Jack City
World Famous
Brownsville
Stick 2 Ya Gunz ft. Kool G Rap
Downtown Swinga 96
Downtown Swinga 98
My Kinda N!gg@
My Kinda N!gg@ 2 ft. Heather B
New York Salute
Handle Your Biznezz (Dj Premier RMX)
Breakin the Rules
Blood Sweat & Tears
4 Alarm Blaze ft. Teflon & Jay-Z
New York Giants ft. Big Pun
Half & Half ft. Gang Starr
G-Building
Calm Down
Cold As Ice
Ante Up
Ante Up Remix ft. Busta Rhymes & Remy Ma
You Don't Know (Remix) ft. Jay-Z
Wolves ft. Krumbsnatcha
We Got Gunz ft. Gangstarr & Fat Joe
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
For The City ft. Jadakiss (prod. by Statik Selektah)
What I Wanna Be
Crazy ft. Termanology (prod. by Statik Selektah)
Whip Yo Head (Rmx) ft. 50 Cent
Get Yours
Sparta (World Premier)
Secret Outro track

Babygrande Presents: The History Of M.O.P. Mixed by Statik Selektah (Sparta In Stores Nov. 22nd) by Babygrande Records

Necro - Creepy Crawl (Video)

Why Heavy D was one of the all time greats - A final farewell by R.A. The Rugged Man

"I didn’t have the honor of knowing HEAVY D personally and can’t say he was a friend of mine – but what I did have the honor of being to Heavy – was one of his biggest fans. I know a lot of people go out of their way to speak on how great an artist was after they die but I don’t do that shit – Heavy D and the Boyz was honestly one of my all time favorite groups and anyone who listens to my lyrics knows that I reference their music often – and I was honored to see it was recognized in this Daily News article about Heavy D.

He was an entertainer, a song writer, a hit maker – with an incredible flow and a strong quality in his vocals that’s lacking from this new school age of thin-voiced midget sounding bitch rappers. He had a true rappers voice and not a computer programmed, EQ’d to death, poorly annunicaited delivery. He wasn’t one of these unmusical, no-soul having rappers who learned how to rhyme a few Multi’s and wrote some half ass metephors and now thinks he’s a MC. Heavy D was the epitome of a dude you hand the mic to who could unquestionably rock any party. He was HipHop.

I especially loved HipHop that wasn’t all about being “gangsta” and “Keepin it Real in the streets” but was more about entertaining the crowd, grabbing the mic, and putting on an incredible show. Artists like Slick Rick & Doug E. Fresh, Whodini, Biz Markie – they knew how to have fun and rock the house without having to thug it out. And they were as “REAL” as HipHop gets. Heavy D was part of that era.
I remember being on tour and having an argument with a fellow rapper who thought he was too “hardcore” for Heavy D, he said Heavy D was corny and didn’t make “Real” HipHop. he was one of these cats who thought if it wasn’t BootCamp Click, Gang Starr or Wu-Tang Clan then it wasn’t “Real”. I love all that 90′s hiphop. I lived through that era and was part of it – but HipHop is more than just that one era or sound.

I aggressively, almost violently explained to this “Keep it Real” rapper on the tour that everyone of his favorite artists and producers fucked with Heavy D and respected his work. I couldn’t understand, him being such a die hard Gang Starr fan, why he didnt know the history Heavy had with Premo – and that they worked together on many occasions. Guru had even appeared on Heavy D’s album Blue Funk. OR, if he had loved that 90′s sound so much, how he didn’t know that Heavy D was the one who put Pete Rock on the map. Isn’t Pete Rock one of the most influential producers from the 90s?

It wasn’t just Premo and Pete Rock that The Heavster worked with, he made classic after classic with some of the greatest producers in history – Marley Marl, Teddy Riley and Erik Sermon to name a few and his right hand man Eddie F was an incredible producer too." R.A. The Rugged Man

VA - Questlove Lost Samples BBC Radio 1 Mix (2011)

Zapp – ‘Be Alright’ (Used For ‘Keep Ya Head Up‘)
The Main Ingredient – ‘Let Me Prove My Love To You’ (Used For ‘You Don’t Know My Name’)
Ramp – ‘Daylight’ (Used For ‘Bonita Applebum’)
David Porter – ‘The Masquerade Is Over’ (Used For ‘Who Shot Ya’)
Sylvia Striplin – ‘You Can’t Turn Me Away’ (Used For ‘Get Money Remix’)
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Barry White – ‘Playing Your Game, Baby’ (Used For ‘I Got Cha Opin’)
Grover Washington JR – ‘Hydra’ (Used For ‘How Many MC’s Must Get Dissed’)
Honey Cone – ‘Innocent Till Proven Guilty’ (Used For ‘Testify’)
? – 9:12
The Temptations – ‘What It Is’ – (Used For ‘The Corner’)
Dynasty – ‘Adventures in the Land of Music’ (Used For ‘Luchini’)
Quincy Jones – ‘Summer In The City’ (Used For ‘She Keeps Passing Me By’)
Joe Simons – ‘Before The Nite Is Over’ (Used For ‘So Fresh & So Clean’)
Peabo Bryson – ‘Born 2 Love’ (Used For ‘2nd Childhood’)
The Heath Brothers – ‘Smilin’ Billy Suite Part 2’ (Used For ‘One Love’)
9th Creation – ‘Bubble Gum’ (Used For ‘Wrong Side Of The Tracks’)
Ernie Hines – ‘Our Generation’ (Used For ‘Straighten It Out’)
The Four Tops – ‘Ain’t No Woman (Like The One I Got)’ (Used For ‘Ain’t No’)
Brenda Russell – ‘A little Bit of Love’ (Used For ‘Still Not A Player’)
BT Express – Do It ‘Till You’re Satisfied (Used For ‘So Addictive’)
Chi-Lites – ‘Are You My Woman (Tell Me So)’ (Used For ‘Crazy In Love’)
The Meters – ‘Oh, Calcutta!’ (Used For ‘One Thing’)
Bob James – ‘Tappan Zee’ (Used For ‘People Everyday’)
David Axelrod – ‘The Edge’ (Used For ‘The Next Episode’)
Ronald Stein – ‘Go Home Pigs’ (Used For ‘Guilty Conscience’)
Labi Siffre’s – ‘I Got The’ (Used For ‘Streets Is Watching’, ‘My Name Is’)
The Charmels – ‘I’ll Never Grow Old’ (Used For ‘C.R.E.A.M.’)
Wendy Rene – ‘After Laughter’ (Used For ‘Tearz’)
Willie Mitchell – ‘Groovin’’ (Used For ‘Liquid Swords’)
Dione Warwick – ‘You’re Gonna Need Me’ (Used For ‘Throwback’)
? – 35:15
Gap Magione – ‘Free Again’ (Used For ‘Iron’s Theme’)
Baby Huey – ‘Hard Times’ (Used For ‘Buck 50’)
Ahmad Jamal – ‘Ghetto Child’ (Used For ‘They Say’)
Aretha Franklin – ‘One Step Ahead’ (Used For ‘Ms. Fat Booty’)
Jerry Butler – ‘Mechanical Man’ (Used For ‘Bring The Pain’)
Sly & the Family Stone – ‘Trip to your heart’ (Used For ‘Momma Said Knock You Out’)
20th Century Steel Band – ‘Heaven and Hell is on Earth’ (Used By Various)
Enoch Light – ‘Hijack’ (Used For ‘Off The Books’)
Bobby Caldwell – ‘Open Your Eyes’ (Used For ‘The Light’)

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Memorecks - Downtime (2011)

01. Phatback 2:08
02. Baseballbat 1:08
03. Texture 3:01
04. Thirsty 2:03
05. Beddy Tear 2:58
06. Neck Snap 2:15
07. Nintendoe 3:07
08. Dead Robots 2:44
09. Spacedrums 2:18
10. Kick Me 2:46
11. Less Drugs 1:45
12. No Essay 2:13
13. Empeesee 2:29
14. Cheryl 1:22
15. Emulation 3:02
16. Clean Me 3:27
17. Hadron 2:07
18. Springtime 5:48
19. Deepest 2:59

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Xperiment Synt - Xperiment Synt Vol.1 (2011)

Canya Reial - Special Weedz Vol. 4 (2011)

DOOM feat. Thom Yorke & Jonny Greenwood - Retarded Fren

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Radiohead's Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood have collaborated on a track with DOOM (formerly MF DOOM), for a compilation celebrating the tenth anniversary of Lex Records. This is the first single of ten to be released one per week leading up the the physical release of Lex Records "Complex".