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Some musing about hip hop music mostly from alternative and indy artists.I’ve been meaning to post this mixtape from Beat Junkies /Triple Threat’s DJ Shortkut but keep forgetting. Anyway Shortkut is known worldwide for his turntable skillz and on this classic turntablism mixtape he lays down some tight “turntable jazz” as we used call it back in the day.

Some musing about hip hop music mostly from alternative and indy artists.I posted this mix last year but the link went and a request was made for reup so I decided repost this classic mix by The Beat Junkies president Melo D. Thanks to SO.U.L & Rob for the links.The CD is broken down into tracks with no real purpose other than to have titles really.

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.Here’s the soundtrack to the classic deejay documentary Scratch (Watch it Here). It’s turntablism at it’s best folks…enjoyScratch (2002) | 60 MB|”Prologue - Grand Wizard Theodore Speaks” (Grand Wizard Theodore)”Mixmaster Mike and DJ Disk Live” (Mix Master Mike, DJ Disk)”Primo’s

Some musing about hip hop music mostly from alternative and indy artists.Here’s a repost of a rare mix I posted a couple months ago. That was an edited version this is the full mix. Thanks to Ylla!!Now this is something I thought I wouldn’t see but glad I did. Another mix by the original Beat Junkies member DJ Curse. Released in 1999 on cassette Curse

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.I’ve been sitting on these two mixes for awhile now but since I posted Vol 4 on Monday it’s time to drop volumes one and two of DJ Rhettmatic’s classic mixtapes. Unfortunately though like other mixtape bloggers I can’t seem to find Vol 3 nor the original mixtape covers.It was awhile

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.This is volume 4 of DJ Rhettmatic’s ‘U Call Dis A Mixtape’ series. I ‘ll have volumes one & two for you on Thursday. Now these mixtapes starting appearing around 1995 to 1996. Around the time many of you first heard of the Beat Junkies. This is some classic stuff right here. Grab

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.Now this is something I thought I wouldn’t see but glad I did. Another mix by the original Beat Junkies member DJ Curse. Released in 1999 on cassette Curse rocks Sam Kinison,Fat Albert & Muhammad Ali audio clips over Hip Hop beats for side A. For side B Curse lays down cuts

Some musing about hip hop music mostly from alternative and indy artists.This will probably go down as one of the most unusual names for a mix. “Make A Record Of Your Voice And Send It To Him” sounds more like plea than a name for a mix but considering it’s ingredients I suppose it fits somewhat.This short mix (only 25 minutes) of audio clips,vocals

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.I almost forgot about these! Shoutout to BBoy Sid for sending these my way. This is the four volumes of the “Bad Meaning Good” series. From the tracklisting you can tell it’s mostly Hip Hop , a touch of reggae and soul breaks. I haven’t seen these on any other blogs so you other mixtape

Some musing about hip hop music mostly from alternative and indy artists.Turkey’s Azat has done it again! For those who enjoyed his first mix he’s back with another Trip hop meets Hip Hop meets Turntablism project. Unlike his previous download he doesn’t drop as many vocals in this 20 minute mix. Mostly 70’s type soul breaks but definitely impressive.