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Sunday, February 21, 2016

b96 mixmaster throwdown vol 2

B96 mixmaster throwdown vol 2 bad boy bill Julian Jumpin' Perez Bobby D Tim "Spinnin" Schommer brain hitmix middleton to kool chris

Bad Boy Bill LIVE on B96 7.28.09

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Dj Enrie's Playhouse Vol. 01 (1997)

Room 1: The Hard Room 1 –Sex Crazed Superstars* Feelin Horney 2 –Trajic* Wreck It 3 –Poogie Bear & Mark V.* Give It To Me 4 –Tyree* Dat Ass 5 –Blur #7 C'mon & Feel 6 –Traxxsters, The* I Can Feel It 7 –DJ Attack Let Me Take You 8 –S.P. 1200 Pump It 9 –Irene Do It Right 10 –Dem-Rats* Now This 11 –DJ Trajic Rise 12 –Sandra Stephens I Found Something Real 13 –Abstract Beating System For Your Ass 14 –Dem-Rats* Like A Donkey 15 –S.P. 1200 To The Three 16 –DJ Richard F.* High Jump 17 –CZR Groove To This 18 –Dance Works* Hard On "Give It To Me" Room 2: The Latin Room 19 –To Kool Chris Esta Loca 20 –Ricky "Get Down" Garcia* Mami 21 –Strobe* Say Yeah 22 –Anthony Lewis Lupita 23 –CZR Bamboleo 24 –La Diferenzia Antonieta 25 –Artie The One Man Party Mami 26 –DJ Lonz Luv Da Me Lo 27 –Dino Latino Latinas Del Mundo 28 –Proyecto Uno Pumpin 29 –DJ Trajic La Raza 30 –Trajic* La Rumba 31 –Henry Rivera Muevelo

Dj RIP - The Ultimate House Classics (CD) - Underground Construction

Syntax Error at Nachttanzdemo Aftershowparty at MuK Giessen

Syntax Error in snorky action doing the last hours at the Nachttanzdemo Aftershowparty at the MuK club Giessen. http://ift.tt/1tSZYZ1 http://ift.tt/1LBI3NV

Friday, February 19, 2016

Frankie Bones - Computer Controlled 1

Frankie Bones - Computer Controlled 1 Label: X-Sight Format: CD Country: US Released: 1998 Genre: Electronic Style: Techno 1. Intro 2. All Access 3. Get This Str-8 4. Rewinder 5. Like Butter 6. Head Banger 7. Pump It 8. Chicago Time 9. Energy Rush 10. Crystal Clear 11. Next Time 12. Beat Control 13. Like It Ruff 14. House Nation 15. Trip on Azid 16. A Dirty Job 17. Take It Higher 18. Magic Seat 19. One Night On 7 Kings Road

Frankie Bones - Computer Controlled 2 - Live in California (1999)

lost and found special... Brooklyn Beatz!... cool set from legend Frankie Bones playing his own tracks. Released on CD, 1999, Brooklyn Music Limited (and X-Sight Records), US ...the 12min video loop is about "innovations in computer technology as weapons in the Cold War", http://ift.tt/1qi8DFM Tracklisting 1. (Introduction) 2. Let Us Begin 3. The Way U Like It 4. U Got It 5. Blank Images 6. Ready For The Darkness 7. I Do Forgive You 8. Melissa Virus 9. On The East Coast 10. Equalize 11. Gowanus Decay 12. Scratching The Seven Year Itch 13. Blow Out The Candle 14. Keep The Place Hoppin' 15. Someone Like U 16. Get Pepped 17. Drop A Real Beat 18. The Old Dub Plate 19. Mechanize

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Snails - STOMP

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DJ Zinc - Super Sharp Shooter (Original Mix)

Label: Ganja Records - UK - 1995 Album: DJ Zinc - Volume Seven Artist: DJ Zinc - UK DJ Hype's own Jungle/Drum & Bass label. Founded back in 1994, it was disbanded in 1996. Relaunched in 2003. Parent Label: Playaz Recordings Label: http://ift.tt/1XC5pcY Album: http://ift.tt/1oPJRxL (Buy it here) Artist: http://ift.tt/198imne Tracklist: A Super Sharp Shooter AA So Damn Fresh

Wu-Tang Moombahton (dj likwid preview)

Method Man+Supercat - Wardance - Jungle Mix - Buzz fm Manchester

http://ift.tt/1oPJRhs If you like my channel - check out my new site! Dedicated to UK Pirate Radio! http://ift.tt/1oPJRhs Live music 24/7 - FREE downloads - Chatroom - Forums - Videos ect. Please show your support by registering as a member!!! http://ift.tt/1oPJRhs In the early 1980s, Mike West formed the Double Trouble who released "Just Keep Rockin" on the Desire record label in 1989 as Double Trouble and Rebel MC. The single was a UK Top 20 hit, and the follow-up "Street Tuff" (1989) was his biggest success, reaching #3 in the UK Singles Chart. Because of the style and content of these releases, West was often dismissed by a British hip-hop community, distrustful of pop success and "selling out". The release of his first album Rebel Music (Desire, 1990) did little to change their views. This album included the popular dance track "Better World". This was soon to change, however, as West used the money he had made from his pop successes to record his second album. Black Meaning Good (Desire, 1991) was a complete change of style for West, mixing his former pop-rap influences with reggae, hip hop, dance and the emerging jungle styles. It featured ragga notables like Barrington Levy, Tenor Fly and Dennis Brown crooning and toasting on top of reggae-house music rhythms. Forming the Tribal Bass label, Rebel MC released "Tribal Bass" (1992) and the Demon Boyz "Dett" (1992) and "Jungle-ist" (1993) which were hip house tracks. The X Project label followed shortly with the "Old School Ting" (1993) single. As Conquering Lion, West, with help from DJ Ron and Jumping Jack Frost, released the sound system mash up "Lion of Judah/Innah Sound/Dub Plate Special" (1993). With vocals from Supercat, Conquering Lion's "Code Red/Phenomenon" (1994) caught the attention of 4th & Broadway who re-released the track along with "Rastaman/Word, Sound and Power/Code Black" (1995). Tribal Bass gradually mutated into Congo Natty, and West himself released some material under this name, before settling on the Conquering Lion name. However, this was not the last the world heard of Rebel MC. Despite his continued success with his new style of music (West is one of the few artists from the first wave of British hip hop to continue recording throughout the years to the present day), West released the single "Junglist" (Congo Natty, 2004) under the Rebel MC name, and followed this up with a greatest hits album Born Again (Congo Natty, 2005) Method Man was the first - and biggest -solo star to emerge from the groundbreaking Wu-Tang Clan. His mush-mouthed, sandpaper-rough bellow (at times recalling EPMD's Erick Sermon) and imaginative rhymes, easily made him one of the most recognizable, unpredictable MCs in the group, yet his flow was more deliberate and laid-back than the Wu's then resident loose cannon, Ol' Dirty Bastard. On his solo records, Method Man developed a persona that swung from offhand, understated menace to crazy stoner humor. Toward the end of the '90s, his frequent team ups with his cousin Redman produced not only a terrific musical chemistry, but an eventual big-screen comedy team as well. Super Cat made his recording debut in 1981 with the single "Mr. Walker," recorded for the Techniques label and produced by Winston Riley. A succession of singles for various labels followed, as did his debut album Si Boops Deh, which appeared on Techniques in 1985. Settling for a short time on the Skengdon label, Super Cat recorded another album, Boops, but soon grew dissatisfied enough with the business aspect of recording to start his own label, Wild Apache Productions. The self-produced album Sweets for My Sweet followed in 1988, as did a number of singles produced for other artists on the Wild Apache imprint; Super Cat also teamed up with Nicodemus and Junior Demus for the first triple-team DJ album in dancehall history, Cabin Stabbin'. Emboldened by success, Super Cat decided to move to New York City and attempt to crack the American market. He secured a major-label deal with Columbia and landed the track "Nuff Man a Dead" on their compilation Dancehall Reggaespanol; in 1992, he issued one of the first major-label dancehall albums, the acclaimed Don Dada. Several high-profile TV and concert festival appearances followed, and Source magazine named Super Cat their Dancehall Artist of the Year for 1993. The following year, he reunited with Nicodemus and Junior Demus, adding Junior Cat to make the resulting album The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Crazy a four-way collaboration. Super Cat's own fusion of dancehall, roots reggae, hip-hop, and R&B was next showcased on the proper follow-up to Don Dada, 1995's The Struggle Continues. While the album was another success.