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Here is a pack of my last couple of years compilations / mixes from no. 30 - 76. I appreciate its big but you can just take what you need using your bit torrent clients, this should hopefully make available a few cuts that are no longer seeded.



please help to seed and if you like this stuff spread the word!



Track lists mixes 30 -76 all ripped in mp3 320kbs





Kool Keith Vs Masta Ace - Hip Hop Mix 30 By Evil Dave Aug 06



1) Little Girl - Kool Keith

2) Crazy Drunken Style - Masta Ace

3) Any way the wind blows - UMC's

4) Letter to the better - Masta Ace

5) Lovely Lady - Kool Keith

6) Who ya jackin' - Masta Ace

7) Ced Gee - UMC's (not much kool keith on this admittedly,but I like the production)

8) 4 Da Mind - Masta Ace

9) Sly we Fly - Kool Keith

10) The Big East - Masta Ace

11) All the Time - Kool Keith

12) Slaughter House - Masta Ace

13) A visit to the Gynecologist - Kool Keith

14) Walk thru the valley - Masta Ace

15) Blue Flowers - Kool Keith

16) Mad Wunz - Masta Ace

17) Bear Witness - Kool Keith

18) Dont Fuck Around outro - Masta Ace





Details for UNDERGROUND HIP HOP MIX 31 - Essential Beats By Evil Dave

Music : Hip-Hop / Rap : MP3/Variable

Just plucked a few of my personal faves out for this (plenty of Indy stuff from the late 90's) 70mins MP3 in VBR as 1track...



1) Scienz of Life - Metaphysic

2) Coppershot - Save Me

3) Harvey Lindo - Lonely Girl

4) T-Love - What's my name

5) The Roots - Double Trouble

6) Ground Floor - One, Two

7) Third Sight - Rhymes like a Scietist

8) Phat Kat - Dedicated to the Suckas ( J-Dilla Favourite)

9) New Jack Hustle - Go!

10) All Natural - Writers Block

11) Evolver - 4081

12) Mr Greenweedz - You make me (sick!)

13) Siah & Yeshua da poed - Gravity

14) Artifacts - Its gettin Hot

15) Godfather Don - Burn

16) Natural Resource - They Lied

17) King Tee - Cali Expert

18) Shabam Saadiq - Side 2 Side

19) Black Attack - Correct Technique

20) The Supafriendz - Vowel Movement

21) Siah & Yeshua da poed - The Visualz

22) ED OG - Nights Like These



Details for UNDERGROUND HIP HOP MIX 32 - By Evil Dave mp3 VBR

Music : Hip-Hop / Rap : MP3/Variable

MIX 32 By Evil Dave



No fillers.... No BS.... Just 25 quality Hip Hop tunes ripped in VBR MP3 lasting 70 mins...



Tracks:

1) Basement Khemist - Everybody

2) De La Soul - Declaration

3) Artifacts - Return to Da wrongside

4) Scientifik - I got planz

5) Smiff n Wessun - Stand Strong

6) Beatnuts - Props over Here

7) ATCQ - World Tour

8) Erick Sermon - Music

9) Black Sheep - Flavour of the month

10) Funkdoobiest - Super Hoes ("thats my bike... punk!" Deebo Friday)

11) Viktor Vaughn - The Drop

12) Monster Island Czars - Take Control

13) Capital D & The molemen - Final Judgement

14) Ed OG - I got to Have it

15) Masta Ace - Brooklyn battles

16) Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Take you there

17) Common - Just in the nick of rhyme

18) Quasimoto - Mic Mathematics rmx

19) J-zone - Kizzy's Revenge

20) KMD - 808 Man

21) Brand Nubian - Drop the Bomb

22) Chubb Rock - Treat em right

23) The Wascals - Hard rhymes

24) Jamose - The rhythmologyst

25) UMC's ft Diamond D - Raise it up



Details for UNDERGROUND HIP HOP MIX 34 - By Evil Dave mp3 VBR featuring

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Im on holiday at the moment, 4 weeks off paid muhhhaha! Ive been putting my spare time to good use... buyin & mixin up records and getting hi! Ive recently picked up ohmega watts latest single its amazin bring on the lp! Ive also included cuts from the debut maspyke album which is quality too. J-dilla's (RIP) final lp is a mixed bag some unbelievably strong tracks (E=MC2 ft common) punctuating a fairly average lp... naturally the best tracks are included here...



I didn't think i would be listening to finnish produced hip hop this year, but Recluse Crew have hooked up with some US emcees ie. Synoptic pressure, their lp Art of Raw sound is essential, really strong lp produced in a Dj Premier Style (check the track Who I am).



Dont know about you guys but im lookin forward to chrome children on wax, there's some nice madlib produced tracks on there. His collabo's with MF Doom and Percee P being the stand outs for me... Ive been lucky enough to get tickets to see Madlib, PB Wolf, J-Rocc & Percee P at the chrome children party in manchester (@music box) next wednesday 4th October cant wait for that shit!!! Last time I caught Madlib and J-Rocc in manchester the beat junkie stole the show with his amazin deck skills... that guy can juggle!



Mix 34 60mins ripped in VBR MP3

Tracks:



1) Maspyke - No big deal

2) J-sands - Southern Lady

3) Ohmega Watts - No Delay

4) New Jack Hustle - Go!

5) Recluse Crew ft Synoptic pressure - Who I am

6) Lawless Element - The rule part 2

7) Bloquera - Shine on

8) Lightheded - Soul Power

9) Recluse Crew ft Synoptic pressure - A day in the life

10) Maspyke - The summons

11) Lone Catalysts - Taboo

12) J-dilla - E=MC2 ( tune of the year! )

13) Maspyke - The writer

14) J-dilla - Wont do

15) Blackalicious - Automatique

16) Little Brother - Watch me

17) Kev Brown - Allways

18) Strange fruit project - Eternally yours

19) Lupe Fiasco - Day dreamin



Details for Thats How smooth Iam - Best of Lord Finesse - mix 35 by Evil

Created by Ratio: 1.59evildave333 5 hours ago

Music : Hip-Hop / Rap : MP3/Variable





Legendary Producer, DJ, MC & DITC member Lord Finesse needs little introduction. Here's a selection of my faves lifted off:

Return of the funky man LP

Party over Here 12"

Funky Technician ft Mike Smooth LP

The Awakening LP

Actual Facts EP

From the crates to the files LP



Mix lasts 63mins comes in VBR MP3

Tracks:



1 - Intro

2 - Yes you may

3 - Funky Technician

4 - Return of the funky man

5 - Back to back Rhyming

6 - Party Over Here orig / rmx

7 - Funky on the fast tip

8 - Save that shit

9 - Stop sweating the next man

10 - Brainstorm PSK

11 - Fat for the 90's

12 - No Gimmicks

13 - Collaboration of mic's (Artifacts ft Lord Finesse

14 - Speak ya peace

15 - Actual facts

16 - Skits remix

17 - Check the method

18 - Underworld operations

19 - instrumental

20 - Soul plan

21 - Food for thought

22 - Thats how smooth Iam

23 - Hip 2 da game



mix 36

Halloween is just round the corner so Ive used that as a theme and picked out my filthiest, trippy & bugged out tracks... feat the not inconsiderable mic skills of two of Hip hops finest MF Doom & Kool Keith... Seismic basslines abound... ;D



Track List:

1- Vik with a K - Modern Day Mugging

2- Doctor Octagon - Wild & Crazy

3- Viktor Vaughn - Mr Clean

4- Kool Keith - Sly we Fly

5- Viktor Vaughn - GMC

6- Kool Keith - Plastic World

7- Monster Island czars - Warning

8- UMC's - Funk Radio

9- Monster Island Czars (Rodan) - Something to prove

10- UMC's - Go For Yourz

11- MF Doom - Operation Doomsday (remix)

12- Black Elvis - Lost in space

13- MF Doom - Dedicated (to Subroc)

14- Dr Octagon - No Awareness

15- MIC - Became a monster Outro





mix 38



Here's a mix of some chilled out stuff not to be slept on ! I reckon my mixing is getting gradually better Ive dropped in a couple of tracks real sweet here... Roll one and enjoy...





Tracks:



Borat - Intro

Rita J - Dreams & Aspirations

Gauge - Breakthrough

Usef Dinero - Miscellaneous

J-Dilla ft Common & Dwele - So Far

T-Love Ft Dwele - Seven

Little Brother - All for you

De La Soul - Dog eat dog

Pharcyde - Otha Fish remix

People Under the Stairs - July 3RD

El Da Sensai - Summertime Blues 8)

Akrobatik - Woman pt 2

Common - Reminding me of self

Grand Puba - Keep on

Lone Catalyst - Once before

J-Dilla - Over the breaks

Madlib - beatkonducta

Diverse - Uprock

RJD2 - Smoke & Mirrors

DJ Shadow - 6 Day war







Details for Underground Hip Hop mix 39 by Evil Dave new birthday vinyl Created by evildave333 15 hours ago Music : Hip-Hop / Rap : MP3/256Kbps

Good to be back had 2 weeks offline with foul virus problems

Balls to that anyway... Ive got loads of new vinyl for my birthday about half a crates worth Here is a taste of my new acquisitions... you're in for a treat indeed I recorded this off my face on skunk and bubble hash (Evil Dave doesnot condone drugs), in fact all mary jane should be sent to evil davefor errr... "safe disposal"



Back to the music.. Ive got some new roots which sounds like theold roots, if you know what I mean... blackthought back to his best...Ive got the nastiest marley marl remix ever... Of Busta Rhymes "newyork sh*t" which needs to be played at outrageous volume, as doesKice's "Thumpin" truly an apt name... Lyrical tactics by mr Voodoo wasa little pricy on ebay i can tell you... but Its pure rawness from "96.... check the tracks....





Track list:



Scienz of Life " "

Kice - Thumpin

The Roots - Come Together

Busta Rhymes - New York Sh*t marley marl remix sick!!!!

Mr Voodoo - Lyrical Tactics

The Herbaliser - Who's the realest Dope UKish!

Blackmoon - Freestyle

Bahamadia - Spontineity Primo!!!!

The Roots - Push up ya lighter

Dres - Ends

Pat D & Melodiq - Keep On

Aloe Blacc - Get Down prod by Kero1

Lil Sci - Hit Me (sp phone remix) tres records

Kice - Loverlude

Presto - The Dream

Kice - Competition

All Natural - When I see you

Eulorhythmics - The Blue light groove

The Roots - No great pretender

Masta Ace - The B-Side





In its decade-plus run, Duck Down Records has released some priceless Hip Hop albums. Headed by Buckshot (Black Moon's front man) and Dru Ha, the label is home to some of Hip Hops heavyweights such as the Boot Camp Clik, comprised of groups Black Moon, Heltah Skeltah, O.G.C., and Cocoa Brovaz (Smif-n-Wessun).



For all their success, Duck Down and Black Moon continue to live through the community from where it was birthed. They readily perform in front of youth summer camps, correctional facilities, public parks, and events throughout the tri-state area.



"[What we do] I would say is dark hip-hop," says Buck. "But our style is versatile and we're spread out....



This mix is focussed upon Blackmoon for the most part with a little Smiff n Wessun in there for good measure... Ive crammed in most of my favourites off of:



Enta Da Stage 1993

Diggin' in Dah Vaults 1996

War Zone 1999





Peep The Track list:



1-Intro

2-Who got da props

3-Cession at the doghilee

4-Shit iz real remix

5-Buck em down

6-Wontime

7-Crooklyn Dodgers

8-KIM

9-U Da Man Remix

10-Enta da stage

11-How many MC's / remix

12-Son get wreck

13-Wrecktime

14-Slave

15-Home sweet Home

16-Evil Dee

17-Hellucination

18-Throw ya hands in the air

19-Stand Strong

20-Outro



Much love to the Boot Camp click & The Beatminerz ;D



Details for The Roots - Hip Hop mix 41 by Evil Dave Created by evildave333 6 hours ago Music : Hip-Hop / Rap : MP3/Over 256Kbps



The Roots' original lineup included Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter(MC) and Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson (drums), who were classmates at thePhiladelphia High Schoolfor Creative Performing Arts. As they began to play at school and onthe streets, they added a bassist named Josh "The Rubberband" Abrams,who went on to form the Jazz group The Josh Abrams Quartet. They lateradded another MC named Malik Abdul Basit-Smart, a new bassist LeonardNelson Hubbard, and a keyboardist Scott Storch. Another MC, Kid Crumbs,was a part of the group for their first album, Organix, but did notappear on any later albums. Another MC, DiceRaw, joined on for cameos in later albums. Scott Storch also left topursue a producing career following the Do You Want More?!!!??! album,though the split was on amicable terms, and Storch continues to producetracks for Roots albums to this day. The Roots filled his void withanother keyboardist, Kamal Gray, who is still a member.



A beatboxer named Rahzel also joined the group and contributed from1995-1999. Alongside Rahzel was vocal turntablist Scratch, who DJ'd forthem during live concerts. He abruptly left in 2003. Malik B. left thegroup in 1999 due to drug problems but continued to record, makingoccasional cameos on future albums. A guitarist, Ben Kenney, had ashort stint with the group and contributed to their Phrenology album,but left to join Incubus. A percussionist, Knuckles, was added in 2002and guitarist, Kirk Douglas (a.k.a. "Captain Kirk") replaced Kenney. Avocalist, Martin Luther, toured with The Roots in 2003 and 2004 andcontributed to their Tipping Point album. The current members of TheRoots are Black Thought (MC), ?uestlove (drums), Hub (bass), Kamal(keyboard), Knuckles (percussion), and Captain Kirk (guitar).



Mix 41 featres tracks off the following roots lp's...



Organix



The group's original lineup was formed in Philadelphia around 1987.They began to do shows around Philly and in 1992 or 1993 left toperform in Europe. They rented out a flat in London and performed inEurope for approximately one year. In order to sustain themselvesfinancially, The Roots released what would be known as their debutalbum: Organix. The album went on to sell about 150,000 copies.Following the release of Organix, several major record labelsoffered deals, and the band signed with DGC Records, which at the timewas better known for its grunge music releases. With their new record deal, the quintet travelled back to the states.



Do You Want More?!!!??!





The Roots' first album for DGC, Do You Want More?!!!??! (recordedlive without the use of samples), was a moderate hit on alternativeradio. Also lauded for its jazziness, the album was equal parts jazzimprov/instrumentation and rap music. It just reached gold status in2005, with sales of 501,000 copies.



Illadelph Halflife



The 1996 release Illadelph Halflife was the group's first album tocrack the Top 40 on Billboard's album chart, spurred in part by MTV'sairplay of the video for "What They Do" (a parody of rap video clichés)and "Clones," which was their first to single to reach the top five onthe rap charts. While continuing on the path of live instrumentation,the album's sound was somewhat darker and the band begun integratingprogrammed drums and samples into their sound. It was also The Roots'first album to include prominent guests, such as Common on "UNIverse AtWar", D'Angelo and Erykah Badu on "Hypnotic" and Q-Tip on "Ital (TheUniversal Side).&quo

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