Random Radio Shows :

Marley Marl & Pete Rock - In Control Show WBLS - 10 Nov 1988 [Remastered]

EPMD - Total Kaos 

LL Cool J - 1-900 LL Cool J 

Kool G Rap - Truly Yours 

RedHead Kingpin - A Shade Of Red 

Stezo - Girl Trouble 

Biz - Nobody Beats the Biz 

Unique - Pure Dynamite 

Biz Markie - Cool V's Tribute To Scratching [J-5 Mix] 

Heavy D - Gyrlz, They Love Me 

EPMD & K-Solo - Knick Knack Patty Wack 

Special Ed - I Got It Made 

Chubb Rock - The Grammys 

Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummer's Beat 

Incredible Bongo Band - Apache 

Cheryl Lynn - Got To Be Real 

Pete Rock ID 

EPMD - So Wat Cha Sayin' 

Soul 2 Soul - Back to Life 

Zapp - More Bounce to the Ounce 

Mic Break [Marley & Pete] 
Chill Rob G - Ride The Rhythm

Pirate Radio w/Marley Marl & Pete Rock 105.9 WNWK February 26, 1994

Da Youngstas - Mad Props (Pete Rock Remix)

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A Tribe Called Quest - God Lives Through

Black Moon - Niguz Talk Shit

Shaquille O'Neal - I'm Outstanding

Erick Sermon - Hostile

Tha Alkaholiks - Likwit

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Nas - The World Is Yours

Kamakazee - ?

Heavy D. & The Boyz - Got Me Waiting

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Souls Of Mischief - Anything Can Happen

Shadz Of Lingo - Mad Flavaz (Dallas Austin Mix)

Akinyele - Outta State

Fat Joe - Watch the Sound (Beatnuts Remix)
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Hank Love & Half Pint - WNWK 105.9 - July 1997 

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Redman - Pick It Up Remix 

Casino Squad - ?

Talk Break

Punk Barbarians - Blast Off (Counter Attack Remix)

WNWK Advert

? Instrumental ?

Talk Break

? Instrumental ?

Loose Cannons - Hell Is Getting Hotter

Talk Break

Automatik Interview

Automatik - These Mean Streets

Automatik Interview

?

Automatik Interview

Phone Calls

The Madness - Punishment

WNWK Advert

Props to Irish Craig (Random Rap Radio), Dj Eclipse & Dj StepOne 

Mix : Spek the Rchitek Presents Strictly Ammo

01. Intro

02. Amp Boogie - The Zone

03. Natural Elements - Step To The Side

04. Onyx - Walk In New York 

05. DJ Clear Ft. O.C. & Poops - The Intro

06. DJ Shark Ft. B-Bandj - Facial Expressions

07. Lonnie B. - Come Git It

08. Soul Kid Klik - Mortal Combat

09. Niyabingy - Sorri Solz

10. Shadez Of Brooklyn - Everyday Livin'

11. Skemen - Size 'Em Up Play 'Em

12. Triflicts - I'm Terror

13. Cipha - Scared Ta Die

14. Shadowz In Da Dark - The Sequel

15. Sandman Ft. Method Man - Off The Wu Headbanger Freestyle

16. Napoleon (aka Pudgee) Ft. DMX & Ran Reed - You Ain't Know

17. L-Swift - How Itz Going Down (Remix)

18. Shadowz In Da Dark - 11:45

19. Soul Kid Klik - Desperate Times

20. Brass Tacks - Hidden Insight

21. Poops - Da Shit

22. Sandman Ft. Big L - L's Big Freestyle

23. Soulmade - Butter

24. Kick Back Ft. K-Banger - 4 Times 4
25. Vooodu - Two Deadly Sins (Instrumental) / Pyro - Propaganda (Instrumental)

Props to Spek the Rchitek  

Diggin' Session : Godfather Don VS Idris Muhammad

12" - 1999 - Hydra Entertainment 

From "Power Of Soul" LP - 1974 - KUDU  

IBMCs 7 Inch #3 - 2017

7" - 2017 - IBMCs 

A1 - Mirage & Concept – worldwide (Evil Ed remix)  

B1 - Quartzcrystallus – worldwide (DJ Grazzhoppa remix)

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Beneficence - Contents Under Pressure EP - 2017

EP - 2017 - Chopped Herring Records  

A1 Contents Under Pressure

A2 Suckas Brevity

A3 Hostile Lifestyle

A4 Hostile Lifestyle (Instrumental)

B1 Suckas Brevity (Remix)

B2 Rigid Temperature

B3 Mr. Sense

B4 Running Em

Scan courtesy of Rahim Beneficence Muhammad  

350 Copies Only 

(120 copies on Clear & Black & Purple mixed coloured vinyl &  230 on traditional black vinyl)

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Ayatollah & Drasar Monumental - Box Cutter Brothers 4 - 2017

LP - 2017 - Vendetta Vinyl  

Order your copy now !

HHC 1994 - The Whooliganz

From Hip Hop Connection - August 1994 - Scans courtesy of PQuest  

Re-Up : EQ - Swellsville LP (Unreleased 1991)

EQ - Swellsville (unreleased) - 1991

I got that EQ's unreleased album in 2013 with the help of  SWINGONDEEZ! from It takes a nation of millions to hold this sac Blog. Very good album from this Vancouver based hip-hop group composed of The Incredible Ease, Quaze, DJ King Otto and Kilo-Cee. 

If you don't have It yet ...  this Re-Up might help you !

"EQ is The Incredible Ease and his partner Quaze, Seattle's DJ King Otto, and later Kilo-Cee who would be added to the line up to handle DJ duties north of the border as well as the majority of scratches on Swellsville. EQ first caught my attention when they tore the house down opening for Public Enemy at The Orpheum. Then they did the same when they were the special guests at UBC's DJ Sound Wars. Add to that they they had a video playing on Much Music (a first by a vancouver Hip-Hop group) and they were instant Hip-Hop heroes. 

Ease & Quaze are responsible for Vancity's first Hip-Hop classic with 1990's "They Can't Cope", which is the b-side to EQ's debut 12" "Put Yo Body In It". Swellsville was supposed to be the album that followed, but due to industry rule #4080 it never saw the light of day. A handful of cassettes made it to the group but that was it. If you never got your hands on one of those tapes, which is pretty much everybody on the planet, then you never had a chance to hear Swellsville. It is a familiar story, but an all too real one that kept the world from hearing an ill fucking album that should at very least be recognized as a Canadian classic. Maestro Fresh Wes and Main Source aside, I put Swellsville up against anything released in the early 90's - Dream Warriors, Devon, MCJ & Cool G, Kish, Ground Control, Organized Rhyme or any of the other rappers I saw on Much Music's Soul In The City "Rap" specials back in the day. The production on Swellsville can give Maestro and Main Source a run for their money too. Straight up. The beats are hard as hell.

In a 2007 article for the Canadian Rap Music blog Living Underwater, Vancity OG Birdapres summed up Swellsville by saying "Much could be said about the potential impact of this missing classic, and what could have been. To hear it is to understand. No Hip House or love songs. No clumsy attempts at pop accessibility. Hard beats, fresh rhymes and scratching. The sort of thing that heads in 1991 would have latched onto gratefully."

He is 100% correct.

With the recent passing of our friend Edwin Kohn, aka The Incredible Ease, it feels like the perfect time for Swellsville to see the light of day (it is far overdue actually). Anybody that has ever had the pleasure of meeting Ease knows what a cool cat he was. He lived and breathed this Hip-Hop shit. Whether it was Ease and Kilo every Tuesday at Midnite taking over the airwave with the legendary Krispy Biskut show, or him rocking the mic with EQ (or on the solo tip), or hosting concerts and parties, The Incredible Ease has influenced and educated us all. Rest In Peace Homeboy."

SWINGONDEEZ!  (Saturday, October 19, 2013)

1. Come Alive

2. Step Up

3. Play The Back

4. Help A Bruva Out

5. Late 4 The Studio

6. Bring It On

7. Serious

8. Inner Thoughts

9. Swellsville

10. Funky Oasis

11. Hostile

12. Freestyle

13. Let It Be Known

14. Come Alive (King Otto Remix)

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