A. Une Sale Histoire (Female Version) (3:43)Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Friday, January 18, 2008
Various
Tracklisting:1. TJ Swann -And You Know That
2. Marvelous Three & Younger Generation -Rappin' All Over
3. Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force -Zulu Nation Throwdown Part II
4. Disco Dave & The Force Of The 5 MC's -High Powered Rap
5. Little Starsky -Dancin' Party People
6. Boogie Boys, The -Rappin' Ain't No Thing
7. Afrika Bambaataa Zulu Nation Cosmic Force -Zulu Nation Throwdown
8. Family Four -Rap Attack
9. Sweet G -Boogie Feeling Rap
Enjoy!
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Del
1 Lyric Licking
2 Stress The World
3 Why You Wanna Get Funky....
4 Don't Forget The Bass
5 Faulty
6 X-Files
7 Future Development
8 Corner Story
9 Love Is Worth Producer - Opio
10 Del's Nightmare
11 Games Begin
12 Town To Town
13 Checkin Out The Rivalry Featuring - Casual
DJ Troubl'
1. Intro VAST AIR “Look mom no hands”2. QUAS “Dinosaur Brain Beat” Original Sample (SCRATCH “Soulfly”) Not sure of this one??!
3. DJ DESIGN “Sparkdala”
4. QUAS “Microphone Mathematics Remix”
5. QUAS “Microphone Mathematics” Original sample (DON CHERRY “Complete Communion”)6. QUAS “Come on feet Remix” Part 1
7. QUAS “Come on feet Remix” Original Sample (Melvin Van Peebles “Cmon Feet”)
8. QUAS “Come On Feet Remix” Part 2
9. QUAS “Come on feet remix” Original Sample (ROY AYERS “Sensitive”)
10. QUAS “Come on feet”
11. QUAS “Come on feet” Original Sample (ALAIN GORAGUER “La planete sauvage DVD!!”)12. QUAS “Loop Digga” (part 1)
13. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (IMPRESSIONS “on the moves”)
14. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (RONNIE LAWS “Tidal Waves”)
15. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (GALT MC DERMOT “Harlem Medley”)
16. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (ONENESS OF JUJU “Some Breakbeat on African Rhythms LP”)
17. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (SON AND DAUGHTERS OF LITE “Darkuman Junction”)
18. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (KOOL AND THE GANG “North East South West”)
19. QUAS “Loop digga” Part 2
20. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (ELECTRIC PRUNES “Holy Are You”)
21. QUAS “Loop digga” Part 3
22. QUAS “Loop digga” (DAVID AXELROD “A Divine Image”)
23. QUAS “Loop digga” Original Sample (EUGENE MC DANIEL “Supermarket blues”)
24. QUAS “Blitz”
25. QUAS “Return Of The Loopdigga”
26. BEATLESS “Dominant”
27. LOOTPACK “20 Questions”
28. DECLAIME “Don’t Trip”
29. QUAS “Discipline 99 Part 0?
30. QUAS “Astronaut”
31. QUAS “Astronaut” Original Sample (JOHN DANKWORTH “Return From Ashes”)
32. LOOTPACK “Answer” Original Sample (”LEE MASON “Shaddy Blues”)
33. QUAS”Boom Music” Original Sample (SAM & DAVE “?!”)
34. QUAS “MHB’s” Original Sample (KOOL AND THE GANG “Little Children”)
35. QUAS “Discipline 99?
36. QUAS “Discipline 99? Original Sample (GALT MAC DERMOT “Harlem Medley”)
37. QUAS “24-7?
38. QUAS “24-7? Original Sample (DELLS “When You’re Alone”)
39. QUAS “Low Class Conspiracy” Original Sample (JIMMY SMITH & WES MONTGOMERY “Mellow Mood”)
40. QUAS “The Unseen” Original Sample (DAVID AXELROD “The Signs Part2?)
41. QUAS “The Unseen”
42. QUAS “The Unseen” Original Sample (9Th CREATION “Bubble Gum”)
43. QUAS “Realize” Original Sample (ACCADE “Accade A Bali”)
44. QUAS “Green Power” Original Sample (BOBBY LYLE “Inner Space”)
45. QUAS “Green Power” Original Sample (MANDRILL “Khidja”)
46. QUAS “B.S” Original Sample (IGOR KANTER & WILLIAM LOOSE “Cherry, Harry & Raquel”)
47. QUAS “Hittin Hooks”
48. MADVILLAIN “Shadows Of Tomorrow”
49. KING BRITT “Spaces”
50. QUAS “Broad Factor Troubl’ Mix”
51. BEATLESS “Rock on”
52. JAYLIB “Strip Club”
53. JAYLIB “Strip Club” Original Sample (JACO PASTORIUS “Opus Pocus”) …And Back to “Strip Club”
54. MADVILLAIN “America’s Most Blunted”
55. QUAS “Brainasorus”
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Various - Christmas Rap
1987 Tracklisting:
A1 Run-DMC Christmas In Hollis (2:57) Co-producer - Rick Rubin , Steve Ett Producer - Run-DMC
A2 Sweet Tee Let The Jingle Bells Rock (3:57) Producer - Hurby Luv Bug
A3 Dana Dane Dana Dane Is Coming To Town (3:44) Producer - Hurby Luv Bug
A4 Spyder-D Ghetto Santa (3:36) Co-producer - DJ Doc Producer - Spyder-D
A5 King Sun-D Moet* Christmas In The City (5:17) Producer - Sun-Born , Troy Patterson B1 Derek B Chillin' With Santa (4:54) Producer - Derek B
B2 Disco Four He's Santa Claus (3:27) Producer - Gregory Marius
B3 Showboys, The That's What I Want For Christmas (5:58) Producer - Cliff Hall , Showboys, The
B4 Surf MC's A Surf M.C. New Year (4:36) Producer - Norman Kerner , Scott Roberts
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Sunday, November 25, 2007
BREAK DANCE
side one:
01 - Rockit - Herbie Hancock
02 - Wheels of Steel - Grandmaster Flash
03 - Tour De France - 10 Speed
04 - You're The One For Me - D Train
05 - Electric Kingdom - Twilight 22
06 - Pop Goes My Love - Freeez
-
Side Two / Break Music & Instructional Rap:
Electrick Shocks - Alex & The City Crew
Space Walk Action (Shock Waves?) - Alex & The City Crew
Rap-O-Tition - Alex & The City Crew
Scratch Walk - Alex & The City Crew
Shake Your Arm Up & Down with the Boogie Speed - Alex & The City Crew
Boogie Head - Alex & The City Crew
Let Electro Beat Make Your Body Move - Alex & The City Crew
The New York City Breakers - Michael Holman (Say What Say Who?)
(not sure exactly how accurate the track list is.)
(not sure exactly how accurate the track list is.)
(and I wish I could remember who gave me this at AND IT DON'T STOP almost one year ago)
ALSO FROM K-TEL RECORDS
Various - Electric Breakdance Label: K-Tel Released: 1984
Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop Style: Electro, Breaks Notes: Distributed by Dominion Records, a division of K-Tel International, Inc.
Record comes with a poster on how to break dance.
Tracklisting:
A1 Newcleus Jam On It (7:54)
A2 Double Vision Clock On The Wall (4:28)
A3 Whodini Magic's Wand (4:19)
A4 D-Train You're The One For Me (5:10) (NOT INCLUDED-see other version)
B1 Twilight 22 Electric Kingdom (3:59)
B2 Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) (4:04)
B3 G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid Play That Beat Mr. D.J. (5:09)
B4 B.T. & The City Slickers Rockit (3:53) (NOT INCLUDED)
B5 Run-DMC It's Like That (4:47)
(not the original recording, tracks were compiled together, for what it's worth, ENJOY!)
I'll never forget rocking these two tapes at summer camp , HA!,
those kids musta thought I was insane!!!
The Boogie Boys '85-88
Released :1985Tracklisting:
A1 Runnin' From Your Love (4:58)
A2 Do Or Die (4:52)
A3 Break Dancer (3:23)
A4 A Fly Girl (5:51)
B1 City Life (4:55)
B2 Party Asteroid (5:26)
B3 You Ain't Fresh (3:50)
B4 Shake And Break (3:51)
Released :1986Tracklisting:
A1 Dealin' With Life (5:02)
A2 Girl Talk (4:37)
A3 Starvin' Marvin (3:58)
A4 Share My World (5:13)
B1 Run It (4:12)
B2 Friend Or Foe (5:14)
B3 Love List (4:55)
B4 Colorblind World (5:18)
Released: 1988Tracklisting:
A1 This Is Us (4:26)
A2 Kick It (4:18)
A3 Pit Bull (3:27)
A4 Body (3:24)
A5 Peep It (3:25)
A6 Romeo Knight (4:22)
B1 I'm Comin' (3:38)
B2 I'm A Lover (3:25)
B3 Home Girl (3:36)
B4 Pussi Cat (3:09)
B5 Always On My Mind (5:21)
B6 Rise Up (3:16)
The Chosen Ones
Tracklisting:
A1 Introduction (0:15)
A2 The Chosen Ones (1:54)
A3 Enter The Lord (3:57)
A4 Come And Get Some (3:37)
A5 I'm A Star (4:05)
A6 To The Suckers (1:55)
B1 Introduction (0:15)
B2 You Got The Key (4:33)
B3 Blackman / Whiteman (4:04)
B4 Don't Play Me Close (4:02)
B5 Robodoc (3:51)
B6 Knowledge The Science (4:10)
THE NEW STYLE
The New Style - Independent Leaders(MCA Rec.- 1989)
A1 - Scuffin' Those Knees
A1 - Scuffin' Those Knees
A2 - Start Smokin'
A3 - Picture Perfect
A4 - Can't Win For Losing
A5 - Droppin' The Bomb
B1 - To The Extreme
B2 - Independent Leader
B3 - New Vs. Style
B4 - Smooth Mood
B5 - Bring The Rock
ACEYALONE
01 Grand Imperial
02 Everything Changes
03 Push
04 Sunsets & Waterfalls
05 Pose
06 Never Come Back (Produced by RJD2)
07 Angelina Valintina (Produced by RJD2)
08 Makebalillia Live
09 Doin' My Job (UK Remix)
10 Too To The Max
11 Impact (Produced by RJD2)
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Just What It Says.....
A Lil' Sumthin I threw together a few yrs back, I hope yall enjoy it.... you'll hear cuts like
Space Cowboy
and artists such as:
Spoonie Gee
MC SHY-D
Missy D
World's Famous Supreme Team
The Super 3
T Ski Valley
Zulu Nation
Beastie Boys
MC CHILL
Run-D.M.C.
Schoolly D
UTFO
Roxanne Shante
Treacherous Three
Boogie Boys
Jimmy Castor Bunch
Word Of Mouth
Pretty Tony
& More!
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Fighting Racism With Racism
Fighting Racism With Racism
Jena Six refers to a group of six African American teenagers who have been arrested and charged with crimes related to their alleged involvement in the assault of a white teenager in Jena, Louisiana, on December 4, 2006. The incident is one of many racially charged events that have occurred in the town since what has been called a prank involving the "white tree" on the Jena High School campus. Critics of how the case was handled, including civil rights leaders Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, have claimed that the arrests and subsequent charges were racially motivated.
Many residents of the town, both Caucasian and African American, have expressed the view that the current problem is more the fault of outsiders using racial politics to influence the justice system. Additionally, U.S. Attorney Donald Washington, who is black, has expressed the opinion that although discipline was mishandled by the school, he found no reason to believe that there was any unfair judicial action.
Now, I usually won't bother with world news, however, I felt this was something important
to talk about. I'd also like to see how you all (my blog fam) felt about it.
Racism, I think we all have it in us, Whites because it's in the blood, Blacks because it is in the pain. Americans seem to be quick to want to hate someone for any reason.
Me personally I have a love /hate relationship with all people, the color of one's skin has nothing to do with it.
Should I see a Hispanic mother not attending to her child, I will find myself looking down on her for that. Does this make me a racist?
Where I grew up, which was mainly a hospital community (KU), (a good place for my Mom to raise two boys who loved to get injured) the surrounding area was very diverse at the time. But the shortcut to the projects were just a stones throw away.
I made my first real friend in Frank Rushton Elementary, Fredrick Lamonte Wade AKA "Freddy B" (R.I.P). He would be one of the first of many Black friends I would make growing up.
In my neighborhood, I was excepted for who I had become, no kwams from any of the colored kids about me using the slang "Nigga" or "My Nigga" as a term of endearment.
But then I grew up , moved from that area and found that not everyone was going to except that coming from me. I know what I am (not that Black folk should use this term to address each other either) , But I respect the fact that it is it inappropriate to speak this way.
Racism, Hate , Media, Misunderstanding, these are key elements in the role that is taking place in our society.
What's Happening in Jena, Louisiana , I have mixed emotions about.
People are violent by nature, the youth are bored, lost and misinformed.
I believe that this kid who got beat down, may have deserved a good ole ass whupping', but what if it had been a couple of white kids who turned on him? In defense for their black friend(s).
would they be under the same scrutiny?
And don't get me wrong, those who are guilty for a crime need to be punished.
Any of the kids involved with hanging the noose from that tree, should be charged with a hate crime. And punished (if only to have a footnote of that persons character, in the case of any future hate crimes).
And the alleged Jena 6 did commit assault, so there should be justice punishable by law.
I know I know, "Justice Is Blind"...
you know the more I think about it the more it untangles in my brain and makes me think of so many times in my life that I have encountered racism.
When I was growing up there was not a billion white kids listening to rap, compelled by what all of these great Black artists were accomplishing, following the trends, mimicking the moves, reciting the words, those who know me, know...
I've Taken some licks myself, I've been Jumped, Assaulted, Attacked , & Robbed, by Black people who I thought were my friends, I never hung no noose from no tree.
And sadly from it, I struggle now to not judge a group by a whole.
But that wasn't me then, and I can't allow that to be me now.
It's about people who are raised properly, but here's my path...
I grew up with no father, and a drug-addicted mother who spent the majority of my childhood in and out of prison, and I'm not a success in life, but I am not a failure either.
I dropped out of school and I raised myself, I work a mediocre job , I live check to check, Ive got a daughter (15 in Nov) and a step daughter (9 next week), and I'm as lost and confused as ever.
But, I'm alive and kickin'............(I'm an aggressive driver , but I'm so working on that)
PEOPLE NEED RAISE THEIR CHILDREN WITH THE WORLD IN THEIR EYES
The hate runs too deep....
Respond if you like, if not, Fuck You , I still love you.....
Jena Six refers to a group of six African American teenagers who have been arrested and charged with crimes related to their alleged involvement in the assault of a white teenager in Jena, Louisiana, on December 4, 2006. The incident is one of many racially charged events that have occurred in the town since what has been called a prank involving the "white tree" on the Jena High School campus. Critics of how the case was handled, including civil rights leaders Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, have claimed that the arrests and subsequent charges were racially motivated.
Many residents of the town, both Caucasian and African American, have expressed the view that the current problem is more the fault of outsiders using racial politics to influence the justice system. Additionally, U.S. Attorney Donald Washington, who is black, has expressed the opinion that although discipline was mishandled by the school, he found no reason to believe that there was any unfair judicial action.
Now, I usually won't bother with world news, however, I felt this was something important
to talk about. I'd also like to see how you all (my blog fam) felt about it.
Racism, I think we all have it in us, Whites because it's in the blood, Blacks because it is in the pain. Americans seem to be quick to want to hate someone for any reason.
Me personally I have a love /hate relationship with all people, the color of one's skin has nothing to do with it.
Should I see a Hispanic mother not attending to her child, I will find myself looking down on her for that. Does this make me a racist?
Where I grew up, which was mainly a hospital community (KU), (a good place for my Mom to raise two boys who loved to get injured) the surrounding area was very diverse at the time. But the shortcut to the projects were just a stones throw away.
I made my first real friend in Frank Rushton Elementary, Fredrick Lamonte Wade AKA "Freddy B" (R.I.P). He would be one of the first of many Black friends I would make growing up.
In my neighborhood, I was excepted for who I had become, no kwams from any of the colored kids about me using the slang "Nigga" or "My Nigga" as a term of endearment.
But then I grew up , moved from that area and found that not everyone was going to except that coming from me. I know what I am (not that Black folk should use this term to address each other either) , But I respect the fact that it is it inappropriate to speak this way.
Racism, Hate , Media, Misunderstanding, these are key elements in the role that is taking place in our society.
What's Happening in Jena, Louisiana , I have mixed emotions about.
People are violent by nature, the youth are bored, lost and misinformed.
I believe that this kid who got beat down, may have deserved a good ole ass whupping', but what if it had been a couple of white kids who turned on him? In defense for their black friend(s).
would they be under the same scrutiny?
And don't get me wrong, those who are guilty for a crime need to be punished.
Any of the kids involved with hanging the noose from that tree, should be charged with a hate crime. And punished (if only to have a footnote of that persons character, in the case of any future hate crimes).
And the alleged Jena 6 did commit assault, so there should be justice punishable by law.
I know I know, "Justice Is Blind"...
you know the more I think about it the more it untangles in my brain and makes me think of so many times in my life that I have encountered racism.
When I was growing up there was not a billion white kids listening to rap, compelled by what all of these great Black artists were accomplishing, following the trends, mimicking the moves, reciting the words, those who know me, know...
I've Taken some licks myself, I've been Jumped, Assaulted, Attacked , & Robbed, by Black people who I thought were my friends, I never hung no noose from no tree.
And sadly from it, I struggle now to not judge a group by a whole.
But that wasn't me then, and I can't allow that to be me now.
It's about people who are raised properly, but here's my path...
I grew up with no father, and a drug-addicted mother who spent the majority of my childhood in and out of prison, and I'm not a success in life, but I am not a failure either.
I dropped out of school and I raised myself, I work a mediocre job , I live check to check, Ive got a daughter (15 in Nov) and a step daughter (9 next week), and I'm as lost and confused as ever.
But, I'm alive and kickin'............(I'm an aggressive driver , but I'm so working on that)
PEOPLE NEED RAISE THEIR CHILDREN WITH THE WORLD IN THEIR EYES
The hate runs too deep....
Respond if you like, if not, Fuck You , I still love you.....
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