Radio Show : Rap Exchange - 1994

 

Here is the first episode of the Rap Exchange Radio Show from 1994 with Tim Westwood and Funkmaster Flex. It was digitized and uploaded by DJ Andy Smith. It features freestyle from Nas, Mobb Deep, Craig Mack, Notorious Big, Lil' Dap & Raekwon. 

Slick Rick - Sittin’ In My Car

Tucka Da Huntaman - Watch Your Back

Talk Break 

Ten Thieves - It Don’t Matter

Double XX Posse - Make Some Noise

Craig Mack Freestyle

Notorious Big Freestyle

Talk Break

Black Pantha - Do What U Want

Shaquille O’Neal feat. RZA & Method Man - No Nook 

D&D All Stars - 1,2 Pass It

Notorious Big - Warning 

Channel Live feat. KRS One - Mad Izm

Talk Break

Nas & Mobb Deep - Interview & Freestyle

Ill Al Skratch - Chill With That 

The Beatnuts - Hellraiser Remix

1:01:00 ?

Talk Break

Method Man - Bring The Pain

Da Youngsta’s - Mad Props

Lil Dap & Raekwon - Freestyle

Jeru The Damaja - You Can’t Stop the Prophet 

Jeru The Damaja - You Can’t Stop the Prophet Remix

Nine - Whutcha Want ?

World Renown - How Nice I Am

Talk Break

Funkmaster Flex feat. Ol' Dirty Bastard, Biz Markie & Charlie Brown - Nuttin’ But Flavor

Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Pt2

Interview : Special Ed in Elements Magazine - 1995

 

Video : Backwood Sweetie feat. Tajai - No Other Way - 2024

Hyattsville, Maryland-based emcee Backwood Sweetie drops the visuals for her latest single "No Other Way" featuring Tajai (Souls of Mischief / Hieroglyphics). The track is produced by Kil.

Various – Ruff Coast Massive: Pre Millenium One LP - 2024

LP - 2024 - HHE 

" This was a compilation made in 1996. It Showcases Hip Hop artists from The Central New York region which includes Syracuse NY and the surrounding areas. All the artists on the compilation lived and worked in the area at the time of the recording. 

The Notable names that are still doing music professionally are: 

Kirk T – This compilation showcased Kirk T as a rapper. Kirk T is the producer and Owner of BanginBeats.com which is a company still in operation that is behind the sound design of many producers around the world. He stil serves mostly the Underground Hip Hop Community. 

Swell – Swell aka T Perry is still a producer. He also ran a sound design company called One Stop Beats and He now is heading a new Producer Publication called StudioBums. He is well connected in the whole NY Hip Hop and Urban Music Community. 

Soul Son – aka Sharif Bey is the rapper featured on Red Eye and Hold Tight. He is a Kung Fu master and now focuses on his School and Acting career in Syracuse N.Y. I have heard him on some projects over the years so he is still active in the Hip Hop community. 

Dj Tes – Tes is also known as Salvatore Chisari. He is still working as a Dj, Recording engineer and Studio Owner. Sal runs redbrick recordings and his new album “Fields of Freedom” will be dropping on March third 2016 (3-3-16) 

This new album from Dj Tes (fileds of Freedom) will have Duane E’s son “Koree Reed” featured on the record. Duane E still makes music with Dj Tes often. He just chooses not to release it and make it for the love of hip hop. 

Unfortunately One of the Greatest artists on this Pre Millenium compilation passed away somewhere around 2008. His name was Josh and his Emcee name was E-D-I Tor of the Cyanide Poets. I believe The Cyanide Poets still make music. You may be able to find them on facebook as Travis Manley and Capreese Manley, two brothers that can still hold it down on the Mic. 

Another awesome artist that passed away on this record was Sand Man. He is the rapper featured on track 9 “Hold Tight”. He was the only artist featured on this compilation that did not live in Syracuse, he was from NYC. More info on him can be obtained from Swell (Studio Bums) 

Big Ric we havn't heard from in many years. I don’t even know what his real name was. I hope he is doing well. 

I am very happy I released this music and will never stop making dope beats and songs for the love of hiphop!! Thanks for your interest " 

Dj Tes a.k.a Salvatore Chisari 

Shipping Date : November 19th 2024

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Stan Ipcus - Sleep If You Want - 2024

LP - 2024 - Tape Kingz Music  

Available on Black vinyl (100 copies), Green vinyl (100 copies), Orange & Blue splatter vinyl (100 copies) and on Cassette.

Order : Vinyl / Cassette 

Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - Give ’Em the Finger LP - 2024

 

LP - 2024 - Rarebreed Records 

 

" RAREBREED is proud to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard’s classic debut album Give ’Em the Finger with an exclusive vinyl re-release! First hitting the streets in 1994, this album quickly became a hidden gem in the golden era of hip-hop, delivering razor-sharp lyricism and head-nodding boom-bap production by TrakMasterz. This special edition has been fully remastered, breathing new life into the hard-hitting tracks that defined Pudgee’s raw storytelling and signature style.

As a bonus for this anniversary release, we’re including a unreleased remix of Lady In My Life that reimagines one of the original cuts, offering a fresh take while keeping the essence of Pudgee’s unmistakable flow. Whether you’re rediscovering this underground classic or experiencing it for the first time, this vinyl re-release is a must-have for fans of ‘90s hip-hop. Don’t miss your chance to own this limited-edition pressing from Rarebreed! " - courtesy of Rarebreed Records

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Mix : Avantgarde Vak a.k.a VANSERNU

 

Here are some 90s Hip-Hop Vinyls Live coming straight from South Korea, mixed by Avantgarde Vak a.k.a VANSERNU of blaqLotus Records. Enjoy ! 

1. Nick Wiz “Slate” (Inst.)
2. Original “Hey Mr. M.C.“
3. Technical “Stress”
4. Combined Operations “So Cold”
5. Starvin Art Clique “Charm City”
6. Tainted Mindz “Killadelphia”
7. Silent Onez “East Meets West” (Inst.)
8. Mental Dimension “Verbal Format”
9. Onyx “Most Def” (Inst.)

1. Intro
2. Cover “Underground Flow (Remix)”
3. 108 Dragons “We Can Get Together”
4. Quiet Mob “Red Light Green Light”
5. The Candy Store “Jewels Heist”
6. A.D. “N.Y.C.”
7. 4 Horsemen “Crime”
8. Dead Poetz Society “Klockuz”
9. True Headz “Hip Hop Headz”
10. Reckanize / Mr. Sta Puff “Hip-Hop Don’t Stop”
11. Lo Down “Fright Night”
12. Mr. Jig (of B.O.D Click) “I’ll Get Ill”
13. Sparrow The Movement “Flows Of Death”
14. Ruggedness Madddrama “Forreal”
15. Blackstract “Diary Of A Mad M.C.”

1. Reggie Capers “Servin’ Mcs”
2. Bredrens “Keep It In Ya Area”
3. Fundamentals “Monkey King”
4. Jamani “Ya’ll Know My Steló”
5. The East-Flatbush Project feat. Payday “A Madman’s Dream”
6. Big O “Shmoov Wit Da Ruffness (Gamemaster Mix)”
7. Drama Klub “Hear No Evil”
8. Otropic T(h)ree “Time To Get It On (O.T. Remix)”
9. Centa Of Da Web “Zone 2 Tha Tone”
10. Senswif “Maintain”
11. I-Power “Seen A Vision Part 2”
12. Silhouette “The Storm”
13. Brass Tacks “Hidden In Sight / Hidden Insight”
14. Mood “Hustle On The Side (Remix)”

Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show - July 06th 1995 - WKCR

Here is a part of the Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show aired on July 06th 1995 on WKCR. The tape was digitized by DJ Andy Smith. The guest that night was the female Emcee Triip who released her debut single "Keep It Flowin' " 

Lil’ Joon - Life (Amigo Mix)

Special Ed - Neva Go Back Instrumental

Talk Break

D&D All stars - 1,2 Pass It

Smif-N-Wessun - Sound Bwoy Burreill

Talk Break

Showbiz & AG - U Know Now Remix

Mobb Deep - Trife Life

AZ - Rather Unique Instrumental

Talk Break

Triip - ’95 Stretch & Bobbito Interview & Freestyle

Talk Break

Mad Skillz feat Large Pro & Q-Tip - Extra Abstarct Skillz

Method Man & Redman - How High Remix

Raekwon - Criminology

Check the Stretch&Bobbito Archives for more shows !