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This is some fire right here! This is more of an album than a mix. My Faves consists of Jazzy Jeff blending classic vocals from Biggie, Nas, Jay-Z, and the Wu-Tang Clan (to name a few) over original Jazzy Jeff produced beats.
Double mix update today. This one goes out to my man Derek at Manifest.
If you title your mixtape after one of the baddest movies of all time you better come correct. Well, I wouldn't be posting this mix 13 years after it was originally released if it wasn't classic material. So let's start off the week like it's 1996 all over again. Have a great week everybody.
Want to hear some new quality joints (with a few classics sprinkled in)? Listen to this....
The beginning of this mix sounds very similar to the Syndromes mix (I think this was recorded before Syndromes). But after a few minutes you get another classic mix from the master of the mix, J. Rocc.
Dope mix of more recent Premier joints that were generally slept on because they didn't have Nas or Jay-Z rhyming over them. No Nas or Jay, but definitely a well put together mix with an abundance of quality cuts.
You're really missing out if you don't get the World Famous Wake Up Show where you live. In my opinion, there is nobody who puts together cleaner mixes (that incorporate cutting, scratching, blends, and mixing) than DJ Revolution. This mix was originally recorded in 2004. I'll post volumes 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 when I get the mojo to rip them. Until then, enjoy volume 2.
This might be the cleanest mix I've heard from DJ Premier. Thanks to my main man Brzone for posting this. Better yet, thank you to the world wide web for allowing this type of mix to be heard. Otherwise, this mix would have been on some Japan only type ish.
I have no idea who the hell DJ Chill Winston is. That being said, I do know two things about this guy. Homeboy put together a funky ass mix right here, and he doesn't know how to spell technology.
Very dope mix of 80's breaks (and I emphasize the world dope).
Lessons 1-3 for your listening pleasure. Enjoy.
In case you don't have it already, here you go.
Several of you sent me emails requesting a re-up of this mix. Well, since customer satisfaction is this blog's #1 goal, here ya go.
Want some butter for your Sunday morning toast? If so, download this mix.
I need to hype this mix like I need to tell you that the sun rises in the east. This mix put the "class" in classic. It has everything; blends, seamless transitions, double rocking, hiss, production value, everything. Enjoy.
Mixes graced by DJ Platurn = dopeness.
Nothing tickles Pipo's heart quite like some Brazilian music played behind Brazilian soccer highlights. To complete the Brazilian experience, I also suggest watching City of God at least 10 times. For all you Argentina fans, make sure to watch the below video to remind yourselves that you always have been, and always will be, El Selecao's bitch.
"Greatest rapper alive died on March 9th." I'm not the biggest fan of blended remixes, but I have to admit that this particular mix does some justice to the classics verses Biggie left behind. Like most J. Period mixes, this mix does a tasteful job of mixing the original tracks with various exclusives and remixes.
All sorts of funky breaks on this one. Enjoy.
I'd give you all the tracklist but I'm afraid it might dissuade some of you from listening to the mix. Just trust me on this one. Open your ears, listen, and enjoy.
What do Nas, Maxwell, Beyonce, Santana, Charlie Byrd, Herbie Hancock, Earth Wind and Fire, Marvin Gaye, Lauryn Hill, and Super Cat, have in common? Answer, they were/are all signed to Columbia records. Dope mix of all Columbia artists covering a variety of different musical genres.
Another excellent mix from DJ Superix featuring an array of quality early 90's cuts. Before you roll your eyes about another early 90's mix, let me tell you that this isn't your ordinary 90's mix.
10 - Mixed by DJ Neil Armstrong (zshare download)
