Over here in the States during the mid 90’s the hip hop culture was in it’s Golden Era, and you did not have to look far to hear a dope emcee really spittin’. I had absolutely no idea that European rap was experiencing a similar movement that had folks tearing up microphones left and right. So with today being Throwback Thursday, I am going to take time out to pay respect to all the emcees worldwide that can really spit but have not been heard by the masses. Shouts to my homie Mishoo the Drumkit (Mishoo’s Blog) reppin Germany and Rwanda that turned me to these guys.
It’s Throwback Thursday and to get it started we are gonna hit you off with the dude that laid the blueprint for Nas, Biggie and other hardcore emcees. The dude I’m talking about is Kool G Rap. They’re are alot of gems on here, b-sides and etc…. hit it after the jump and enjoy !!!
Continuing on posting the dope ish…for the additional post for Throwback Thursday we bring to you the Best of the Notorious B.I.G. by DJ Mister Cee. This mixtape features the classic freestyle at Mister Cee’s Crib that only makes this a classic. Hit it after the jump and enjoy !!!
It’s Throwback Thursday and due to the overwhelming response to last week posts (Methodman & Redman by DJ Mr. Cee) we gonna hit you off with the “Best of Mobb Deep” by DJ Mr. Cee, so hit it after the jump and “Recognize & Realize” the “Infamous” !!!
Whut up fam, it’s Throwback Thursday, today we are gonna hit you off with this classic Method Man mixtape by DJ Mr. Cee. If you are a collector of mixtapes this joint is a must… So hit it after the jump and “Release Yo’ Delf” and see “How High” you can get with Johnny Blaze !!!
The Roots are the ish, so we decided to continue to bump it along with this mixtape by J. Period. Dude did his thing on this mix and it’s highly recommended that you hit it after the cut. May you proceed.. yes indeed!!!
Once again it’s Throwback Thursday and today we are gonna hit you off with the greatest hip-hop band of all time. This band can play everything from jazz to DC Go-Go…Yes you got it, it’s The Roots. This compilation is a must for any Roots fan. Hit it after the jump and see why they “Do This Well” !!!
You didn’t think we just was gonna hit you off with half of the ish…Here’s some more of Mos Def…Hit it after the jump and continue to notice why “WE ARE HIP HOP”, Enjoy!!!
Today is Throwback Thursday and I had did a Google search trying to replace ish that has been stolen from me or I have misplaced. Don’t you just hate that? So I came up with this and I hope you all will enjoy it as much as me. So today for Throwback Thursday it’s Mos Def… Hit it after the jump and know that “WE ARE HIP HOP” !!!
This throwback mix by Supa Qool DJ Uncle Q has a lil bit of everything. It starts of with old school R&B, then it jumps right into old school rap from the 90s…Check the tracklist and you’ll see what I’m talkin’ about…Hit it after the jump and thanx to Uncle Q’s blog filthyspeakeraddict.com for the hookup on this classic ish.
It’s Throwback Thursday and today we are gonna hit you off with a mixtape by Kevin Casey. This mixtape has 47 bangaz from the era of ‘94 – ‘01. Check the tracklist and hit it after the jump. I definitely highly recommend this mixtape!!!
To continue today’s history lesson we bring you Paul C. McKasty aka Paul C the man behind the classic “Critical Beatdown” & “Give the Drummer Some” by the Ultramagnetic MCs (Kool Keith’s group before he went solo). He also produced the demo for a group called Simply Too Postive which later became Organized Confusion. Pete Rock, Domingo and Cut Chemist site Paul C as an influence and he served as mentor for Large Professor in the use of the E-mu SP-1200. Paul C was tragically shot to death in 1989 at the age of 24. His legacy lives in these mixes dedicated by DJ Kid Grebo feat. Prince Po of Organized Confusion.
Today for Throwback Thursday we are gonna take you back to how it was back in the day when the pioneer Mr. Magic rocked the radio waves. If you don’t know anything about Mr. Magic, this is your chance to learn by listening to these classics. If you’re ready for the “Rap Attack” hit it after the jump and enjoy.
Here’s the 2nd post for the female DJ edition of Throwback Thursday. This mix is by DJ Step1 of Southern Cali. A vet of hip-hop, she hit the ground running in 2005 with a contest winning mix on KDAY radio. In 2007, Step1 and Shortee collaborated on Bikini Wax, the 1st battle record produced exculsively by female.
Factoid: DJ Step1 is a member of the all female DJ collective called “Females wit’ Funk.”
Today is Throwback Thursday and we’ve decided to hit you off with sumthin’ a lil bit different. Today is about the female DJ and we are hittin’ you off with the legendary DJ Jazzy Joyce (for the true headz, do you remember the hit “It’s My Beat”?). This joint is from back in 1993, so hit it after the jump and enjoy !!!
Side Note : She battled the world famous DJ Cash Money back in 1987 at the New Music Seminar and is currently showing her skillz on Hot 97 FM on Fridays from 2-4 AM.
