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Check the Technique Volume 2: A Mixtape for Hip-Hop Junkies - DJ Ayres and DJ Eleven



Considering how many mixes volume 1 inspired, I can't believe I've waited this long to cop volume 2. I can't encourage you all enough to buy both volumes of Brian Coleman's Check the Technique. To promote the latest volume, The Rub's DJ Eleven and Ayres released this mix containing every song discussed within volume 2.
A Mixtape for Hip-Hop Junkies. Records selected by DJ Ayres and DJ Eleven from the new book "Check The Technique Volume 2" by Brian Coleman. For more on The Rub including their 31 volume “History of Hip-Hop” mix series, visit http://www.itstherub.com - for more on Brian Coleman including “Check the Technique Volume 2,” visit http://www.WaxFactsPress.com!

D.O.J. - Mixed by DJ Ayres

I haven't actually listened to this mix quite yet, but DJ Ayres never dissappoints. DJ Ayres explanation of the mix below.

Here are a bunch of my favorite Jay-Z songs, mostly album cuts with a few freestyles and secret joints thrown in for good measure. Since Jay “retired” and came back, his music hasn’t sounded as urgent or hungry to me. He sounds like he’s coasting along, so I wanted to go back and pull out a bunch of his music that made you bob your head, marvel at his flow, puff out your chest, or even raise the little hairs on the back of your neck. The feelings you got from songs like “Where I’m From,” “D’Evils,” “1-900-Hustler” and “You Don’t Know.” Not included: #1 singles you’ve heard a million times, lazy one-take flows, lyrics about inventing the button-down shirt, songs dissing rappers who would later be signed to Jay-Z’s label, and songs produced by Eminem.

D.O.J. - Mixed by DJ Ayres (download)

Hova Song / Intro
Where I’m From
PSA (Just Blaze Remix)
Crew Love (ft. Memphis Bleek & Beanie Sigel)
Squeeze First
Lyrical Exercise
Watch Me
Snoopy Track
Parking Lot Pimpin’ (ft. Beanie Sigel)
Threat
D’evils
It’s Like That
Coming of Age (ft. Memphis Bleek)
Coming of Age (Da Sequel ft. Memphis Bleek)
A Week Ago (ft. Too $hort)
Calling My Name
Laser in Your Ear
22 Two’s
44 Four’s (live)
Blunts and Army
Rap Game Crack Game
South Philly Niggaz
I Am Hov
Reservoir Dogs (ft. The Lox, Beanie Sigel and Sauce Money)
People’s Court
Can I Live
U Don’t Know (remix ft. M.O.P.)
Early This Morning
1-900-Hustler (ft. Beanie Sigel, Freeway & Memphis Bleek)
Young Black and Gifted
The Streets (ft. R-Kelly)
This Can’t Be Life (ft. Beanie Sigel)
Soon You’ll Understand
In My Lifetime (Big Jaz radio remix)

Courtesy The Rub

Michael Jackson Mix - Mixed by DJ Ayres

I imagine that the death of MJ will bring about a slew of tribute mixes. Note to all deejays: Before you do a tribute mix, make sure that it's as good, or better than this one (which will be tough to beat).

Yes, this is a repost.

Michael Jackson Mix - Mixed by DJ Ayres (download)

Nasty Nas: The Hidden Crate - Mixed by DJ Ayres

I just finishing spending 3 hours at Best Buy arguing with some 19 year old girl about why my online order isn't where my email says it's supposed to be. But fear not, can't no Best Buy girl stop me from posting mixes to the masses.

Nasty Nas: The Hidden Crate - Mixed by DJ Ayres (download)