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Showing posts with label Mixed. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Various Duδlεy Pεяkιиѕ Uиcoиδitioиal Lovε Vol. 1.2 (2006)

Aqui teneis un CD que consegui en el concierto que Declaime dio en Vigo alla por el 2006. La verdad es que estuvo de puta madre, ya que vino acompañado de Georgia Anne Muldrow y la liaron bastante parda.Y ya sabeis la aficcion que tiene esta gente por el color verde, y tal,por lo que yo les ofreci algo de mi cosecha, y en agradecimiento Declaime me regalo este disco. Es una seleccion propia  de temazos de soul mezclada por el bueno de DJ Romes. Bueno, ahora ya sabeis la historia. Espero que os guste tanto como a mi.

A mix of the late great and still great soul inspiring beings of our time, of all time.




Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Arthur Baker - Breakin' (2001) (FLAC)


1.01            Arthur Baker vs. Utah Saints – The Illuminous 4:53
1.02            Arthur Baker vs. DJ Face – Jamaica, C'mon Featuring Top Cat 5:39
1.03            Arthur Baker vs. Lee Coombs & Drumattic Twins – Microphone Style 5:17
1.04            Criminal Element Orchestra vs. Lee Coombs – Put The Needle To The Record 4:04
1.05            Arthur Baker – Do It Like This!!! Featuring – DJ Plus One 4:33
1.06            Arthur Baker & Meat Katie vs. Rockers Revenge – Walking On Sunshine Vs Sky's The Limit 4:59
1.07            Arthur Baker vs. Drumattic Twins – The Anthem 4:19
1.08            Arthur Baker vs. 20:20 Vision – Different Styles 3:46
1.09            The Crazies - Arthur Baker vs. Felix Da Housecat – Quiet Riot 6:42
1.10            Arthur Baker vs. Rennie Pilgrem – Face It 4:23
1.11            AB/DC – The Feelin' 6:20
1.12            Arthur Baker vs. Tina B – Si Mia Vita 4:10
1.13            Arthur Baker vs. Timo Maas – Der Schieber (AB Rock The Bass Mix) 4:18
1.14            Arthur Baker vs. Dee-Kline – Buttercup (Vocals Nicole) 4:21
1.15            Arthur Baker – Rockin' The Beads 4:33
1.16            Paul Oakenfold presents Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force – Planet Rock (Swordfish Mix) 5:26


2.01            New Order – Confusion 8:02
2.02            Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force – Looking For The Perfect Beat 6:56
2.03            Rockers Revenge – Walking On Sunshine 9:16
2.04            Cuba Gooding – Happiness Is Just Around The Bend 6:58
2.05            Will Downing – A Love Supreme (Arthur's Jazz House Mix) 5:51
2.06            The Incredible Mr. Freeze – Back To The Scene Of The Crime 6:16
2.07            Criminal Element Orchestra – Put The Needle To The Record 7:12
2.08            Fleetwood Mac – Big Love (House Upon The Hill Mix) (Remix – Arthur Baker) 6:20
2.09            Arthur Baker – Breaker's Revenge 7:16
2.10            Planet Patrol – Play At Your Own Risk 7:21
2.11            Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force – Planet Rock 6:22



Electro and hip-hop pioneer Arthur Baker's productions in the '90s exerted nowhere near the influence they did during the previous decade. That said, Breakin' is probably the closest thing to a proper anthology of Baker's earlier works on the market -- which is quite surprising, given the prolific string of groundbreaking hits Baker produced for various artists during that period of time. It also makes this record somewhat of a befuddlement. The only drawback to Breakin' is that it's a two-disc affair, and the first half is definitely something that hinders the potency of this release. Consisting of remixes and collaborations that are uptempo numbers bordering on progressive house, the songs are simply average at best, with absolutely no trace of the innovative nature or creative ambition Baker once so brilliantly displayed. But while the first CD consists of predominately new productions, the second CD is where the true gold and watershed moments of Baker's career are compiled. Starting off with the painfully brilliant remix of New Order's "Confusion," the disc moves at a breakneck pace through some of the most brilliant moments of hip-hop and electro. His productions of "Looking for the Perfect Beat" and several others sound just as fresh now as when they were debuted on the dancefloors around the world. Capping out the second disc with the anthem "Planet Rock" leaves you with a feeling of elation that one man could produce this many hits and so many more, but then also a feeling of bewilderment --
as to what exactly happened from then until now.
Enjoy the second disc, but leave the first one in the case.
Allmusic Review

Saturday, 3 September 2011

DJ Shadow - The 4-Track Era / Volume 1 - Best of the KMEL Mixes (1991) (2008) (FLAC/320)


Limited to 1000 copies.
"The 4-Track Era Collection Box Bundle".

This features two of the five mixes DJ Shadow recorded for the pioneering Bay Area urban station KMEL in 1991. A small introduction and interview is also included at the start and end of each track.
These were recorded on DJ Shadow's Yamaha MT-100 4-track cassette recorder and mastered to DAT.


1 Part I 38:18 
2 Part II 38:53





DJ Shadow - The 4-Track Era / Volume 2 - Best of the Remixes and Megamixes (1990-1992) (2008) (FLAC/320)


1 Eric B. & Rakim – Let The Rhythm Hit Em (DJ Shadow Remix) 2:39 
2 DJ Shadow – Best Of The Megamixes (Part 1) 17:17 
3 Poor Righteous Teachers – Shakiyla (DJ Shadow Remix) 6:08 
4 DJ Shadow – Bubble Gum Beat 3:42 
5 DJ Shadow – Best Of The Megamixes (Part 2) 14:23 
6 TKA – Give Your Love To Me (DJ Shadow Remix) 4:12 
7 Cutty Ranks – Stopper (DJ Shadow Remix) 2:57 
8 Jungle Brothers – Jimbrowski (DJ Shadow Remix) 4:25 
9 Latee – No Tricks (DJ Shadow Remix) 4:02 
10 DJ Shadow – Best Of The Megamixes (Part 3) 7:26 
11 3rd Bass – Wordz Of Wisdom (DJ Shadow Remix) 8:01


DJ Shadow - The 4-Track Era / Volume 3 - Best of the Original Productions (1990-1992) (2008) (FLAC/320)


1 Shadow T-Mor Beat 1:34
2 DJ Shadow's Theme (Original Version) 2:42
3 Sampler Phone Message 0:16
4 The Source Is Serious Business 5:14
5 Make It Critical 2:06
6 Track The Groove 4:14
7 Rock Lesson 5:15
8 Genesis Beat 2:55
9 Shadow's Legitimate Mix (Alternate Version) 6:35
10 Preacher Beat 2:14
11 Cult Of Brutality 4:06
12 Beat For Paris 4:06
13 UMC's Drop 0:12
14 Ms. Chauncey 3:41
15 Do You Remember 0:26
16 Lesson 5 4:02
17 Ain't That A Bitch 2:42
18 Reverse Beat 1:42
19 Oras Intro 0:22
20 Lesson 4 (Alternative Version) 8:35
21 Closing Credits 2:51
22 Zen Outro 0:30


DJ Shadow - The 4-Track Era Volume 4 / Bonus Disc - KMEL Mix #4 (1991) (2008) (FLAC/320)


The 4-Track Era (Bonus Disc): KMEL Mix #4 (1991)
KMEL Mix #4 38:06



Thursday, 25 August 2011

DJ Spooky Presents - Riddim Come Forward (2006) (FLAC)


CD ONE

Mad Professor - Fast Forward Into Dub
Ashanti Waugh - Babylon Wrong Dub
Millie - My Boy Lollipop
Phyllis Dillon - Woman Of The Ghetto
A Darker Shade Of Black - War
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Green Onions
Survivors - Rawhide
Anonymously Yours - Get Back
Glenn Miller - Rocksteady Party
Winston Williams - Dj's Choice
Aston Barrett - Deep River
Jah Berry - Whole Lotta Sugar Down Deh
Byron Lee - Express Yourself
Lloydie & The Lowbites - Rough Rider
The Upsetters - French Connection Chapter 2
U Roy & Peter Tosh - Earth's Rightful Ruler
Susan Cadogan - Nice And Easy
The Upsetters - Freak Out Skank
Cornell Campbell - Jah Jah Me No Born Yah
The Specials - Ghost Town (Live)
U Roy - Rock With I
Dennis Alcapone - Pop A Version
Dave Barker - Lock Jaw
Bob Andy & Marcia Griffiths - Save Me
Tomorrow's Children - Sister Big Stuff
The Chosen Few - Candy, I'm So Doggone Mixed Up
The Chosen Few - I'm Going Down For The Last Time
Symarip - Skinhead Moonstomp
Horace Andy & The Observers - Meterialist, Poor Man Style
The Special Beat - Mirror In The Bathroom (Live)
The Upsetters - Popcorn
The Cimarons - Rock Your Baby
Selecter - James Bond
The Special Beat - Ranking Full Stop
Prince Jammy & The Aggrovators - Out Of Order Dub
Michael Rose & Prince Jammy - Born Free
K.C. White - No No No
Big Youth - Wolf In Sheep's Clothing
Augustus Pablo & Simplicity People - K.G.'s Half Way Tree
Augustus Pablo - King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown
Tommy McCook - Lambs Bread Herb
The Blackbeard All Stars - Garvey Mead Dub
King Tubby & The African Brothers - Awesome Dub
The Upsetters - Dubbing In The Back Seat
Marie Bryant - Tomato

CD TWO

Mutabaruka - Sit Dung Pon De Wall
Keith Hudson - Melody Maker
Dennis Alcapone - Dj's Choice
Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
Trinity - Three Piece Suit And Thing
Phyllis Dillon - Tell Me You Love Me (All The Time)
Owen Gray - Can I Get A Witness
Desmond Dekker & The Aces - I've Got The Blues
The Three Tops - Do It Right (Soul Version)
U Roy - Tide Is High
John Holt - I Want A Love I Can Feel
Boy Friday - Version Girl
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Napoleon Solo
Horace Andy - Ain't No Sunshine
The Upsetters - Black Panta
Judge Winchester - Public Jestering
Scientist - Dub Of The Traveller
Marcia Griffiths - Children At Play
Sly & Robbie - Marijuana
Lee Perry - One Armed Boxer
King Tubby - Straight To The Capitalist Head
Mad Professor & Jah Shaka - Only One God
Prince Jammy - A Useful Version
Ranking Ann - Black Rock Posse
Prince Far I - Deck Of Cards
Tappa Zukie - Dread On The Mountain Top
Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo - Bad Food


Wednesday, 24 August 2011

Death MixXx (2011)

TRACKLIST

The Nonce - Testing
The Legion - Jingle Jangle
Showbiz & A.G. - Next Level
Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock - Creativity
Beastie Boys - Make Sum Noize (Cornelius Rmx)
Beastie Boys - Oh Word?
Original Flava - Many Styles
Monie Love - Dettrimentally Stable
MC Mello' - Our Time
Ruthless Rap Assassins - B Line
Lotek Hi-Fi - Can't Believe Feat. Earl J
Sindecut - Won't Change


30 MINUTES MIX IN ONE SINGLE FILE

Thursday, 18 August 2011

Шοяδ Ѕουиδ - Τнε Мiхταрε (2011) (Bootleg)


TRACKLIST 

WordSound - Chicken Walk`97 (Splice Rmx) 
Roots Control - The Dub Posse Rides Again 
Prince Paul - Beautiful Night 
Scarab - Telesp 
Ebn E Sync - Drunken Monkey 
The Bug - Bug Party 
Bill Laswell & Style Scott - Aeon 
Sensational - Where It Started At 
Prince Paul - J.O.B. (Das What Dey Is!) (Eraldo Bernocchi Rmx) 
Scarab - Medley (Scotty Hard Rmx) 
Spectre - Dubs Of Smoke 
Dubadelic - Sallin' On 
Qaballah Steppers - Brooklyn Rumba 
Sada - Blink Feat. Melissa Be 
Spectre - Sunken Piano  // Organized Konfusion / Fudge Pudge (Acapella)


Saturday, 13 August 2011

Sleek - Fall 2009 Mix (2009)


TRACKLIST

00. Slayer - Seasons in the Abyss (Intro)
01. Chase and Status - Eastern Jam (Trillbass Bootleg) 
02. Bratkilla - I Am Death 
03. Trillbass - Bring It Live 
04. Tom Piper, Nic Corelli - Indisco (Bar 9 Remix) 
05. The Others - Kingpin 
06. Eddie K - Who's The Hardest 
07. Trolley Snatcha - The Future 
08. Sukh Knight - Ganja Dub 
09. Marchmellow - Reel Simple 
10. F-One - Swagger 
11. Cookie Monsta - Optimus Prime 
12. Koan Sound - Mafia (Trillbass Mix) 
13. Concious Pilot - How High 
14. Excision & Datsik - Invaders 
15. DZ - Old Timers 
16. Noah D - Seeerious 
17. Skism - The Blank (16Bit Remix) 
18. Datsik - Nuke 'Em 
19. Vaski - Godzilla 
20. Bar 9 - Strung Out 
21. SPL - Movie Boof 
22. Orien - Dead Gangster 
23. Excision & Datsik - Swagga (Sleek Bootleg VIP) 
24. 16Bit - Swine Flu


DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid – Rhythm Science: Excerpts And Allegories From The Sub Rosa Archives (2004)


Only Paul Miller is pretentious enough to attempt this: make a remix album of the entire Sub Rosa catalogue. If I had to guess what the Subliminal Kid’s favorite record label might be Sub Rosa comes to mind, as does the thought that Mr. Miller would categorically reject the notion of ‘favorites’ on wordy, theoretical grounds. Put myself in right context and I would do the same, but the dork in headphones at the end of the day still has his favorites. One of which is, in fact, Sub Rosa, and when I glanced at the contents of this mix disc my neurons pumped transmitters. To my slight disappointment the ‘mix’ in question ends up being something more of an academic list. Still, given my love of original material, I can’t dislike what amounts to forceful spin of the rolodex that is my brain. 

I’m being vague. The selections here amount to nothing less than a roll call of twentieth century experimental music and literature. A roll call as complete as you could hope to fit in eighty minutes and still have the results be comprehensible. Roughly two camps of music emerge: drum-n-bass/electronica (e.g. Scanner, Bill Laswell, Mouse On Mars) and snobby white person improv/20th and 21st century ‘classical’ (e.g. David Shea, David Toop, Morton Feldman), with a few notable excursions into world music and hip-hop. In other words, anything a pagan spirit can shake a stick at. Literary contributions are just as central as musical ones. A theme of this record could be that music and literature are one and the same. Bill Burroughs, Gertrude Stein, Antonin Artaud all make appearances. Sometimes it’s just spoken word. Other times it’s all music. More often than not two or three artists are layered together. At its best the musical sounds and the spoken words compliment each other. As is the case with Bill Laswell’s “Oscillations (Vedic’s Live Pop Remix)” mixed w/ Scanner’s “Biological Closure” + Freeform vs. Michael Mayer mixed w/ Kurt Schwitters’Ursonate. Yeah. 


But how do you fit a whole label catalogue on one album, especially one as intellectual and refined as Sub Rosa, and retain a meaningful listening experience? You don’t, but there are two approaches one can take towards a truncated synopsis: formless mash-up or telephone phonebook stricture. Miller opts for stricture. We’re treated to some beats, or a minimalist permutation (usually on a tuned percussion instrument), and then a vocal clip. It’s quite dry and rather routine. Perhaps Sub Rosa should give this disc away as a label sampler? Given Miller’s back catalogue I know he’s far more capable than just fading from one record to another.

Besides, the literary selections are the things that really tickle my fancy. I own all the musical selections (or things that sound like them), but I don’t own any original source recordings of Gertrude Stein, James Joyce, or e.e. cummings. The latter’s rendition of “Let’s From Some Loud Unworld’s Most Rightful Wrong” is haunting and up lifting to a key. Cummings’ voice gleams as if he’s phonetically annunciating a language he does comprehend, but whose pronunciation he has mastered. A most rightful wrong indeed. Even Patti Smith’s contribution, “Morning High,” is surprisingly coherent throughout its duration. Something she achieves rarely in her verse.

Music is the art form that helps me forget about life; poetry is the art form that makes me glad to be alive. Rhythm Science: two art history seminars and a year’s subscription to the Wire in one convenient tablet. Marcel Duchamp and Tibetan chant standard. It’s hard to go wrong. Stylusmagazine.com


Sunday, 7 August 2011

Funkmaster Flex – 60 Minutes Of Funk - The Mix Tape Volume I (1995)



This mix tape was done in one non-stop take, no editing and no 4 tracks



1 Yvette Michele – Everyday & Everynight 2:23
2 Masters At Work – Get Up 1:10
3 Keith Murray & Redman – Freestyle 3:45
4 Time Zone – Zulu War Chant 1:30
5 Akinyele & Sadat X – Loud Hangover 4:13
6 DJ Kool – 20 Minute Workout 0:24
7 A Tribe Called Quest – Award Tour 1:28
8 Erick Sermon – Freestyle 2:08
9 Mobb Deep / Wu-Tang Clan – Shook Ones Pt. II (Acapella) / Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F'Wit 1:44
10 Raekwon – Incarcerated Species 2:27
11 Fugees – Freestyle 2:00
12 DJ Kool – 20 Minute Workout 0:24
13 Doug E. Fresh – I-Ight 1:15
14 Fat Joe & Big Punisher – Freestyle 2:07
15 Cool Whip, Tragedy, Freddie Foxxx & Havoc – Let's Be Specific
16 Funkmaster Flex – Hey Girlfriend Promo 0:15
17 45 King, The – 900 Number 1:02
18 Brand Nubian – All For One 1:46
19 Showbiz – Party Groove 1:40
20 Busta Rhymes – Freestyle 2:17
21 Mobb Deep – Give Up The Goods (Just Step) 3:30
22 Puff Daddy – Promo 0:37
23 Rasta T – Freestyle 1:08
24 Q-Tip – Freestyle 1:36
25 DJ Kool – 20 Minute Workout 0:15
26 Frankie Cutlass – Puerto Rico 1:25
27 Method Man & Redman – Freestyle 2:11
28 Run-DMC – Pied Piper 1:47
29 Eric B. & Rakim – Eric B. Is President 2:38
30 Biz Markie – Make The Music With Your Mouth 0:42
31 Biz Markie – Nobody Beats The Biz 3:30
32 Special Ed – I Got It Made 1:34
33 LL Cool J – Rock The Bells 2:45
34 Marley Marl – Droppin' Science Featuring  Craig G 2:14
35 Kaotic Style – Freestyle 2:30
36 KRS-One – Speech 4:13
37 Funkmaster Flex – Flex Outro 0:57


Mixtape de temazos en FLAC

Vol. 8 Dubstep Allstars (Mixed by Distance) (2011)


An early figure in London's dubstep scene, Greg Sanders has always pushed the dark and atmospheric side of bass music, be it through sets in clubs or on Rinse FM, his own productions or those on his label, Chestplate. Dubstep Allstars Vol. 08 stays true to this style, showcasing loads of new material by Sanders and his closest contemporaries, such as Cyrus, Tunnidge and Benga. Pinch and Distance revisit the Deleted Scenes project for their first collaborative track to come out since 2009. In classic dubstep fashion, 18 of the 25 tracks included are dubplates. Released viaTempa, the mix CD follows previous editions by dubstep icons like Kode9, Appleblim and Youngsta.

TRACKLIST

01. Distance - Mind Control (4:07)
02. Commodo - Surveillance (2:44)
03. Cyrus - Soul Seeker (1:53)
04. Distance - Devastator (2:27)
05. SP:MC & LX ONE - Hunted (2:44)
06. J:Kenzo - The Roteks (2:44)
07. The Others - Titania (3:39)
08. District - 3.5 Grams (1:59)
09. Tunnidge vs Distance - Blame (3:29)
10. Distance - Knowing (2:16)
11. Cyrus - Looking Back (2:44)
12. Tunnidge & Chestplate - AfterShock (1:22)
13. Distance - Troubles (2:46)
14. V.I.V.E.K - Out Of Reach (2:42)
15. Kryptic Minds - Transcendent (2:44)
16. Distance - Reboot (2:33)
17. Benton - 20/20 (1:19)
18. Deleted Scenes - Ultimate Moment (1:49)
19. Distance - Mean Streak (3:28)
20. Benga - Chemical Compound (1:46)
21. Distance - Drawn (1:46)
22. Distance - Bazurk (2:20)
23. Tunnidge - 7 Breaths (Distance Remix) (1:49)
24. Above & Beyond Feat. Richard Bedford - Sun & Moon
(Distance Remix) (1:49)
25. Truth - Puppets (Tunnidge Remix) (4:39)


Wednesday, 27 July 2011

DJ Madd Presents Transmissions Volume 1 (2011)


DJ Madd is behind the first volume of Black Box's 'Transmissions' mix series. All tracks are drawn from the label's focussed catalogue of dread-infused halfstep specials, built up over the last 2 years. Starting at Lurka's recent 'Tempted', Madd skulks between Kryptic Minds' remix of his own 'Dub Marine' to TMSV's moody 'All It Takes', the rattling breakstep of Seven, lugubrious subbass drones from N-Type and Cyrus, Benton's skull-cracking 'Sinners', the expert minimalism of Hatcha & Lost's 'King Of The Trees' Breakage's Unspecified remix of Madd's own 'Someone', the evil torque of Commodo vs Lurka on 'Airtight' and an epic closer with Phaeleh 'Ritual'. Definitely one for the darkside junkies. (BoomkatReview)

TRACKLIST

01. Lurka - Tempted [05:13]
02. Dj Madd - Dub Marine (Kryptic Minds Remix) [06:03]
03. TMSV - All It Takes [05:47]
04. Seven - Sinister [05:34]
05. Dj Madd - Good Old Days (VIP) [04:46]
06. N-Type & Cyrus - Dark Frequency [06:32]
07. Lurka - Return [04:38]
08. Dj Madd - Awaken [05:08]
09. Benton - Sinners [06:16]
10. TMSV - Cold (VIP) [06:29]
11. Hatcha & Lost - King Of The Trees [06:52]
12. Kryptic Minds - Arcane (Ft.Youngsta) [05:43]
13. Dj Madd - Someone (Breakage Remix) [04:39]
14. Dj Madd - Blank Space [05:06]
15. N-Type & Seven - Syphon [06:00]
16. Lurka & Commodo - Airtight [05:34]
17. Dj Madd & Chris SU - No Respect [04:37]
18. N-Type & Cyrus - Conscious [06:17]
19. Dj Madd - Ritual (Ft.Phaeleh) [04:41]
20. VA - Transmissions Volume 1 (Continuous Dj Mix) [52:55]