Militant Vinylist Presents UK Flava - 90's Hip Hop

 

Militant Vinylist delivers a batch of UK hip-hop joints from the 90s.

 

Us3 - Cantaloop 

The Brotherhood - Beats R Ruff N Ru    

The Brotherhodd - Wayz of The Wize    

Braintax - Rhyming Skills    

Caveman - Bods Get Slapped Up    

Kaliphz - Vibe Da Joint    

Krispy 3 - On Tempo    

Krispy 3 - On Tempo '94 Lick    

Little Pauly Ryan - Little P Fills The Room Up    

Unanimous Decision - Put Em Up    

Krispy 3 - Pop Like Bubblegum    

Beigels Daisy Toasts - Freedom Jazz Dance  

Barry Blue - Cancel 'Em All Out    

Credit To The Nation - Come Dancing    

Richie Rich & Bello B - Gifted With The Vocab    

Upfrond Rudies - Rockin' Beats & Rhymes    

Son Of Noise - Robbin Hoods    

Cash Crew - 4 Your Mind    

Funky DL - She Talking To Myself    

Caveman - Troglodyte History    

Pure Genius - How We Go Remix  

Brothers Like Outlaw - System Booms    

Cash Crew - Bring It On    

Psychic Phenomena - Urban Audio    

499 - Don't Categorize Me    

Brothers Like Outlaw - Déjà Vu    

The Herbaliser - More Styles    

Honky - Hip Hop Don't Ya Drop    

Kaleef - If You Don't Know    

Cash Crew - The Time Is Now    

Mr 45 & Action - Rashford    

Tha Force - Smooth Reality Remix  

Braintax - Taxation    

Funky DL - If I Had A Day To Live    

Lee Ramsay - Few Remain In The Game     

Lewis Parker - Visions Of Splendour    

London Posse - Shut The Fuck Up Bitch You Can't Sing    

Rodney P - Tour Stories    

Funky DL - Pink Panther    

Funky DL - 20-20-8-8    

Gunshot - Return Of The Gunshot    

Pure Genius - Undercover    

M.C.M. - Fat Rhymin'    

The Nextmen - Turn It Up A Little    

Gunshot - G.S. Vibe    

Kaliphz - The City Never Sleep    

M.C.M. - Powermoves    

M.C.M. - You Can't Fade Me        

Scientists Of Sound - 19th Degree    

Tru - Stop 'n' Start    

Unanimous - Freshest On The Mic Remix    

Big Kwam ft Big Twan - Hellgate Rebel Yes Yes Y'all Remix       

Big Kwam ft Big Twan - Hellgate Rebel MV's Remix      

Cash Crew - Who's To Blame    

DJ Skitz & Roots Manuva - Where My Mind Is At   

Black Twang - Real Estate    

Phoebe One - Hip Hop Heads    

Scientist Of Sound - Bad Boy Swing    

Structure Rize - Yeah Yeah Remix    

Dangermouse - The System    

The Brotherhood - One    

Numskullz - Enough Of That    

The Brotherhood - Goin' Undaground    

Ty & Shortee Blitz - Shortee's Theme    

Bone Idols - Keep On    

Cash Crew - Turn It Out 12bit Remix    

Big Kwam feat Aquasky - Raw Skillz    

Lewis Parker - Rise    

The CReators - Pro & Cons    

Big Kwam - I Don't Give A F...    

Lewis Parker - Eyes Of Dreams    

Mr Pink - Payin' Tha Price    

DJ Vadim - The Next Shit    

Mark B - Introduction to The One    

Krispy - Takin It Easy    

The Creators - What We Live For

Book : Hip-Hop Rising: Profiles of the 90s.

 

Here is an interesting brand new book for your collection dropped by Martin Pearson & Deverill Weekes. Back in the early 1990s Martin Pearson was a music journalist in London and Los Angeles, and a huge hip-hop fan for many years. Among many other publications, he used to work for Hip-Hop Connection in the UK and he interviewed many artist big and small from that era. He has recently put together a retrospective book of his work (with contemporary commentary). It's called Hip-Hop Rising: Profiles of the 90s.

Photos courtesy of Deverill Weekes

" Hip Hop Rising: Profiles of the 90s revisits the golden era of hip hop with striking images and fascinating interviews. The book is based on the original 1990s’ journalism and photography by Martin Pearson and Deverill Weekes, two Londoners transplanted to Los Angeles in the 90s. It offers a rare glimpse inside the creative and controversial minds of the likes of Ice Cube, Wu-Tang Clan, Queen Latifah, Beastie Boys, Eazy-E, The Pharcyde—more than forty interviews in all. "

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YO! MTV RAPS - Best Of 6hr+ Compilation

I've totally forgotten to post this... but here are more than 6 hours of select Interviews & Footage from YO! MTV RAPS with Ed Lover, Doctor Dré and Fab 5 Freddy. Big thanks to HipHopJesus for the upload !

Book : Normski: Man with the Golden Shutter

 

Normski was a vital witness to the period known as the Golden Age of Rap, when big US artists like Run DMC, LL Cool J and Public Enemy started to play in the UK. At the same time, a British music scene born of Black music and myriad multicultural influence was developing, giving birth to Jungle, Garage and Techno.

The author, who describes himself as having been a “young Black British homeboy photographer”, was in the right place at the right time to document the emergent music, community and social movements of hip hop and rap in the UK. Normski: Man with the Golden Shutter presents Normski’s personal journey through that world from the mid-1980s to early 1990s.

The book includes Normski’s often previously unseen photographs of Public Enemy, N.W.A., Cypress Hill, De La Soul, Goldie, Ice-T, Run DMC, Wu-Tang Clan and many others, alongside the photographer’s stories and anecdotes from the centre of what would become a hugely influential cultural movement.

Release Date : September 2023

Pre-Order : Amazon / Acc Art Books  

DJ Ill rec Presents 1990's Rap Vinyls LP Mix Series

 

Mix : Potassium Flavoured Tapes And Some Supa Dupa Shit #009

 

"Potassium Flavoured Tapes And Some Supa Dupa Shit” is a show focused on the darkish, deep, and colorful rumbling bass lines that characterize 1995-1997 hip hop production. Expect demos, unreleased flavor, rare remixes and rare beats, carefully selected and finely mixed by your boy The Captain Who Went To Lunch with the goal to represent the finest 90’s hip hop underground production, that would satisfy the sweet tooth of even the hardest indie-hip hop heads. Enjoy yourself!" - The Captain

00. Potassium Flavoured Tapes Intro by The Captain Who Went To Lunch

01. Outro In Three Takes by Anthony Marshall

02. Chronicle II (Interlude) by Ill Biskits

03. Bad 4 Business by T.E.F.L.O.N.

04. Let Me Get Down by Craig Mack

05. Mos Def by Definite Vacation 4 Suckaz

06. Place To Be by Ill Biskits

07. Mic To Mic by Big Kwam

08. Snake Eyes by Buttas

09. My Enemy by Mathematik

10. Mind Skills (Benevolent Freestyle Mix) by Da Great Deity Dah

11. Land Of Lyricism by Two Outta Millions

12. Elements Of Mind (Black Rain Remix) by Citizen Kane

13. G.U.N.S. by L

14. O My Mind by Down To Erf

15. Hands To The Sky by The Nobodies

16. On A Mission by PD3

17. I Get Down Like That by Redman

18. How You Like It by The 45 King

19. Lyricist Lounge Promo by Vice Grip

20. Survive’n The Game (Instrumental) by Homeliss Derilex

21. Survive’n The Game by Homeliss Derilex

22. Time’s Up (Katalyst Remix) by O.C.

23. Method Man & Ghostface Killah, Freestyle on The Stretch Armstrong Show (Apr ’94)

24. A Day In Da Stuy by Major Stress

25. A View To Kill by Rasco

26. Freaky Flow by Special Ed

27. Uprise by Mathematik

28. 45 Kickin’ It Live by Mr Voodoo

29. Smooth Wit Mine by Nautilus

30. Critical (Madlib Remix) by Zion I

31. Mom’s The Ghetto by Kinetic

32. What A Year by Chubb Rock

33. Insights by Mood (Unreleased Version)

34. Road To Success by Hasstyle

35. Destiny by The Nobodies

36. That’s How We Do It (Disseshowedo Mix) by Casual

Grown Man Rap Show - Ep #235 - Spotlight on 1990's Profile Records

Hosted by veteran DJ Toast and broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Troy/Albany NY), Toast brings you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.  

This is Episode 235 - Spotlight on 1990's Profile Records - DJ Toast - originally aired on October 20, 2019

Run-DMC feat. Pete Rock & CL Smooth “Down with the King” (1993)
Nine “Lyin’ King” (1996)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Shakiyla (JRH)” (1991)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Rock Dis Funky Joint” (1990)
Nine “Famaldahyde” (1995)
Afrika Bambaataa presents Time Zone “Zulu War Chant” (1993)
Poor Righteous Teachers “144K” (1993)
Nine “Whutcha Want?” (1994)
King Sun “Be Black” (1990)
DJ Quik “Dollaz + Sense” (1995)
Run-DMC f. Ice Cube & Chuck D “Back from Hell (Remix)” (1991)
N2Deep “Back to the Hotel” (1992)
Special Ed “The Mission” (1990)
King Sun “Big Shots” (1990)
DJ Quik “Tonite” (1991)
Special Ed “Ready 2 Attack” (1990)
Catch-22 “Just Asking (Club Mix)” (1992)
Onyx “Ah, and We Do It Like This” (1990)
Belle Epoque “Miss Broadway” (1976)
Special Ed “Come On Let’s Move It” (1990)
Pop Megga “Ghetto News” (1996)
Camp Lo “Luchini (A.K.A. This Is It)” (1996)
Smoothe Da Hustler f. Trigger tha Gambler “Broken Language” (1995)
Special Ed “Neva Go Back” (1995)
Nine “Ova Confident (Darc Mass Remix)” (1995)
Crusaders for Real Hip Hop “That’s How It Is” (1992)
Smoothe Da Hustler f. Trigger tha Gambler “My Brother My Ace” (1996)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Shakiyla” (1990)
Tucka Da Huntaman “Da Hunt is On” (1995)
Poor Righteous Teachers f. Tony D “Can I Start This?” (1990)
Special Ed “Freaky Flow” (1995)
Ranjahz “Street Life (Daily Basis Remix)” (1996)
Isaac Hayes “Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic” (1969)
DJ Quik “Born and Raised in Compton” (1991)
King Sun f. Poor Righteous Teachers “The Gods are Taking Heads” (1990)
The Soul Searchers “Ashley’s Roachclip” (1974)
Cutty Ranks “The Stopper (Main Attraction Remix)” (1991)
Bounty Killer “Scare Him (Crush Sounds Ray Ray Remix)” (1995)
Camp Lo “Black Nostaljack (A.K.A. Come On)” (1997)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Easy Star” (1991)
Crusaders for Real Hip Hop “We Love the Hotties” (1992)
Nine “Any Emcee” (1995)
Stevie Wonder “Hey Love” (1966)
King Sun “Undercover Lover” (1990)
Tom Scott & The L.A. Express “Sneakin’ in the Back” (1974)

Grown Man Rap Show  

Hypnotyk Mixtapes By DJ Clyde

If you're French or even European, you should probably know Dj Clyde. For the others, let me introduce himself : Dj Clyde is a famous French DJ, mixtape pionneer and producer who worked for the group NTM or Assassin during the 90s. He was the guy behind most of the productions of the excellent Supreme NTM album "Paris Sous Les Bombes" and the famous track " Tout N'est Pas Si Facile" in 1995.

Today Dj Clyde is back with a new project : the Reissue of his first 10 mixtapes from early 90s, and he needs your help to realize it ... you can find all the info Here.

Thanks for your help !

Mix : DJMP45 - Do the Wrong Thing

Vinyl mix by DJ MP45 with slept-on West Coast and South Coast Hip Hop gems from the late 80's / early 90's. 

BIZZIE BOYZ – FOR THOSE WHO SLEPT

ICE CUBE- WE DON’T WANT NO 8BALL

KISH – JIM CLASS

TIM SMOOTH – MEET ME IN RUBENSTEIN

39 POSSE – 39 AUTOMATIC

DJ PRINCE ICE – BASS GROOVE ’88

SOUL PURPOSE – SOUL PURPOSE

POOH-MAN – FUNKY AS I WANNA BE

TONY M.F. ROCK – PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH

TOO SHORT- SHORT BUT FUNKY

GANGSTA PAT–MY NEIGHBORHOOD

LOW PROFILE – ALADDIN’S ON A RAMPAGE

KING TEE – E GET SWIFT

APG CREW -TOO HOT TO HANDLE

ABOVE THE LAW – WHAT CHA CAN PROVE (MEGA MIX)

THE CONVICTS – THIS IS FOR THE CONVICTS

KING TEE – DO YOU WANNA GO TO THE LIQUOR STORE

ESCO Presents New York State of Mind: The 90’s Sound

“New York State of Mind: The 90’s Sound” is meant to represent the classic New York Hip Hop sound associated with producers from New York City in the early to late 1990s, such as DJ Premier, Pete Rock, KRS-One, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, EPMD, RZA, Marley Marl, Large Professor, Prince Paul and Scott La Rock. This golden age New York based sound is characterized by skeletal beats, samples cribbed from hard rock or soul tracks, complex wordplay and tough dis raps. Another definitive characteristic of this sound is the ability to sample different beats from a wide variety of sources ranging from jazz, funk and soul to rock & roll. Many of the sample-laden albums that were released during the 90’s would not be able to receive legal clearance today. Although it is still made by artists such as Joey Bada$$, Capital Steez, Astro and ROBBYWAYNE, the classic 90’s New York Hip Hop sound is no longer the dominant style or sound of production today, remaining somewhat prominent in alternative Hip Hop but rarely appearing in Top 40 Hip Hop singles. This compilation is a collection of some of the rarest Hip Hop songs from the 90’s by some of the best Rap artists of that time from New York City which truly represent the authentic, 90’s New York Hip Hop sound.    ESCO  

Free Download 

Unreleased Session : Hurricane G

-= All Tracks Produced by DOMINGO =-

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