Joell Ortiz- The Brick Bodega Chronicles

Joell Ortiz y'all!! Yes I have uploaded the first Lp/Mixtape from Aftermath's next at bat....let's hope he doesen't end up like past Aftermath burnouts Joe Beast and Brooklyn (The singer).....I really doubt that's the case however, and the proof is in the pudding....just listen to how carefully this man picks his beats and crafts his verses on this shit....I don't see nuthin in Joell's future except either mainstream acceptance or underground celebration....he's a worthwhile artist and I expect the man to lead the wave of new Latino emcees breaking thru to Hip-Hop audiences worldwide.
-Dominick L.

01. 125 Pt. 1 (The Bio) 05:25
02. Brooklyn Remix 02:42(feat. Cashmere, Maino, Big Daddy Kane, Solomon)03. Caught Up 03:38
04. Night In My P's (feat. Big Noyd) 02:27
05. 125 Pt. 2 (Fresh Air) 05:09
06. Hip Hop 03:21
07. Modern Day Slavery (feat. Immortal Technique) 02:56
08. 125 Pt. 2 (feat. Ras Kass, Stimuli, Grafh, Gab Gotcha) 06:04
09. BQE (feat. Lord Black, Alex "BQE" Santiago) 04:09
10. Block Royal 03:01
11. Latino (feat. La Bruja) 03:35
12. Keep On Callin' (feat. Akon) 03:45
13. Time Is Money (feat. Styles P) 03:05
14. Brooklyn B******* 04:20
15. 125 Pt. 4 (Finale) 05:42

http://rapidshare.com/files/27587767/Joell_Ortiz-The_Brick__Bodega_Chronicles-2007-C4.rar

Polyrythm Addicts- Break Glass

Some more new, quality shit man.....If your a big Shabaam Saadiq or DJ Spinna fan this is a good lil pick up. It's pretty solid the whole way thru, real Hip-Hop right here, with a touch of Neo Soul singing in spots....
-Dominick L.


01. Poly Poly (Intro) 00:31
02. Smash 04:16
03. Headsense 03:41
04. Zonin' Out 04:00
05. Reachin' (feat. Pharoahe Monch) 04:42
06. Ugly World 04:36
07. The Purist (feat. Large Professor) 04:26
08. Get Ghost 04:41
09. Goin' Down 04:29
10. Revamp 04:21
11. Thoughts Of You 04:29
12. We Kno 04:17
13. One Chance (feat. Planet Asia) 04:13
14. What The Problem Is 03:22
15. It's My Life (feat. Phonte) 03:58
16. Four Corners 04:05
17. Zonin' Out (Remix) 03:16
18. Poly Idol 05:10
(f. Vanessa Williams, Marlene Duperley, Yadi, Mocha, Tiye Phoenix)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RXY65F80

Alchemist- A Rapper's Best Friend

Some new ish' for all of you Alchemist fanatics....haven't peeped this out myself yet, but it looks to be a collection of some of Al's most memorable productions....a must have for any DJ....enjoy....
-Dominick L.

1. Stuck on U
2. G-Type
3. The Thirst
4. Back Again
5. Tight
6. Bring Yo Light
7. Guns is Razor
8. Still Feel Me
9. Gangster Banger
10. Gun Check
11. Stop Frontin
12. What A Real Mobb Do
13. Carved in Stone
14. Shine

http://www.zshare.net/download/the_alchemist-rappers_best_friend-2007-ftd-zip.html

Soloman Childs- The Wake

One of the illest dudes down with the Wu right now, and in my opinion the second nicest cat in Theodore Unit to Ghost....Just the emotion this dude puts in his verses is worth you checkin his shit out...I remember the first time I heard dude...shit was on a song called "you in the wrong place", two minutes in I was a fan...duke is prolly the illest Dominican in the game right now so check this double mixtape out.
-Dominick L.

01. Genocide [Intro]
02. Aggressor
03. Mama Can U Hear Me
04: Said Yo [Original]
05. My Guns Is All I Got To Bust
06. Red Rum
07. Glocks Go Pop
08. Hollywood Actors
09. Throw My Life Away
10. Crazy Over You Feat. Natalia
11. Ladies in the Place
12. Slow Down [Remix] Feat. Bobby Valentino
13. Staten Island Stand Up
14. Thorough Feat. Ghostface Killah and Krumbsnatcha

Disc 2:
01. Rap Star
02. Corner Store Candy
03. Millennium Line Up Feat. Method Man, Q and Son Don Moet
04. Gorilla Hood [Original Version] Feat. Ghostface Killah
05. This 4
06. Political Money
07. Together
08. Ultimate Thug Music
09. Fast Money
10:.The Radio
11. The Campaign
12. Clap Feat. Cappadonna and Polite
13. Our House Feat. Cappadonna and Lounge Mode
14. Then Death Comes Feat. Ghostface, Yor123 and Skandaali
15. Which Way You Going? Feat. Killarmy


Disc 1 :
http://www.zshare.net/download/sctwd1-zip.html

Disc 2:
http://www.zshare.net/download/sctwd2-zip.html

Alchemist- The Cutting Room Floor

Just one of my favorite fuckin mixtapes ever man.....shit isn't even a mixtape to me, it was an introduction to how fuckin ill Alchemist was...and this was b4 in my eyes Alc got lazy (yeah I'm referring to them last two mixtapes) I mean he used to just embody that gritty ass sound that Rza and DJ Muggs got down pat ya know, and this tape is from a time when he was giving his beats to ill muthafuckas like P Dap, Freeway, CNN, Kool G Rap, Dialated Peoples and Nashawn, not guys like Kokane, Tony Yayo and 40 Glocc....anyway, it's an oldie but a goodie, so grab it, I guarantee it'll be the most solid shit you've heard on a mixtape in a minute....

-Dominick L.

01-The Alchemist - Intro (00:51)

02-MOP & KOOL G RAPStreet Team (remix) (04:03)

03-The Alchemist - Friday Night Flavas (00:16)

04-HAVOC - Walk With Me (03:42)

05-LIL DAP - Deep Meditation (03:11)

06-Mobb Show Intro (01:00)

07-FREEWAY - Still In Effect (02:25)

08-HAVOC & G.O.D - First To Drop A Beat The Boldest (02:33)

09-NASHAWN - In Jail (04:12)

10-PRODIGY - P Broke The Switch (03:12)

11-CNN & KOOL G RAP - Thug Shit, Queens Cliques (02:41)

12-The Alchemist - Friday Night Flavas Pt. 2 (00:25)

13-DILATED PEOPLES - Thieves (04:26)

14-BIG NOYD - That's My Style (02:19)

15-INSPECTA DECK - Stay Bent (01:23)

16-MOBB DEEP - Backwards (03:57)

17-INFAMOUS MOBB & CHINKY - Kay Slay Shit (03:29)

http://rapidshare.com/files/26053446/A_p_T_C_R_F.rar

See when shit like this drops, as a hip-hop junkie and a follower and supporter of both these camps, you just can't contain your expectations....even though I was real amp'd for this tape, I didn't put too much stock into it bein dope tho, just for the simple fact I hadn't checked out anything from DJ Batte b4 and most of the time when your dealing with mixtapes it's a disappointment, the only reason that I held out hope for this tape is because Boot Camp tapes and Little Brother/Justus League tapes is hott 99 % of the time.....This tape proved to be a great listen and it has mad replay value too, and while i wished there woulda been a few more cross camp collabo's this tape is still a can't miss for any Boot Camp or Justus League enthusiast.

-Dominick L.

01.Heltah Skeltah - Exclusive

02.Up Hygh F/ Little Brother - Keep on

03.Buckshot F/ Phonté - Birdz

04.Rockness - Freestyle

05.Smif N Wessun - Sick Em Son

06.Supastition F/ Little Brother - Soul Control

07.Tek - Freestyle

08.Buckshot F/ Big Pooh & Sean Price - U Wonderin

09.Sean Price F/ Rusty Jux - Spliff N Wessun

10.Little Brother - Ladies Jam

11.Smif N Wessun - Gun Rap

12.Sean Price Ft Buckshot - Bye Bye

13.Sadat X F/ Heltah Skeltah - The Great Diamond

14.Joe Scudda - Door to My Life

15.Away Team F/ Smif N Wessun - Come on Down

16.Buckshot F/ Legacy & Joe Scudda - Out of Town

17.Sean Price - In My Heart (Remix)

18.Little Brother - Whatever You Say

19.Black Moon - Buck Em Down

Joe Budden- Mood Music 2

Talented, brash, a gifted writer, unafraid to show what's really on his mind, Joe Budden is everything an up and coming artist in this game needs to be, cats shoulden't be sleeping on this guy, yet he is always the last name dudes think of these days when the subject of a nice rapper in the modern era of hip-hop come up....I don't know, I've read interviews that said he was broke, that he was quittin the business etc., etc., but never the less here comes Budden with a new joint every other month that totally shits on what 80 % of the game is talkin bout.....this mixtape was, in my opinion (and I know a fucking thing or two about mixtapes) a classic and the best work Budden has ever put out, that includes that piece of shit, major label, radio friendly debut album on Def Jam...

-Dominick L.

Intro

2 - Are You In That Mood Yet

3 - Old School Mouse (produced by Ron Browz)

4 - Killa B.H. Skit Part 1

5 - 6 Minutes Of Death feat. Jae Millz & Stack Bundles

6 - So Serious (produced by C4)

7 - Get It Poppin (produced by Soul Diggers)

8 - The Future (produced by Dub B)

9 - If I Die Tomorrow (produced by E-Zo)

10 - Young Niggas (produced by Ron Browz)

11 - Phone Sex Interlude

12 - World Takeover (produced by C4)

13 - Dumb Out (produced by The Architechs)

14 - Killa B.H. Skit Part 2

15 - Ghetto America Snippet (produced by C4)

16 - What’s Up feat. Newz & A-Team (produced by Cosere)

17 - 40 Licks (produced by Nelly Nel)

18 - For A Reason (produced by Boola)

19 - Three Sides To A Story (produced by Scott Storch)

20 - Stained (produced by Scram Jones)

http://www.megaupload.com/nl/?d=3PES04H7

Large Professor- Beatz Vol.1

Another Gem here from one of the true masters of production within Hip-Hop...his latest offering is an instrumental album that I think is solid from begining to end...
-Dominick L.

1. Wins Tonz
instrumental
2 . Open
instrumental
3. The Skip d Dip
instrumental
4. Pun Tres Leches
instrumental
5. Heyyyy Mannnn!
instrumental
6. Flushing Queens Day
instrumental
7. 7 Train P
instrumental
8. Tribe Called Quest
instrumental
9. Wit the Disco Strut
instrumental
10. Out All Night
instrumental
11. Dream Child
instrumental
12. Love Wit U
instrumental
13. Still Hangin' Out
instrumental
14. Secret Agent
instrumental
15. The Break
instrumental
16. Good Guy Bad Guy
instrumental
17. Beginning
instrumental
18. After School
http://www.zshare.net/download/large-professor-rar.html

Pete Rock- Underground Classics

Certainly there's a lot of Producers out there that are doin their thing, makin money, crafting what they believe is Hip-Hop, but real heads know that there's one man who knows few peers when it comes to the realm of production...Pete Rock's been at it for a minute, pumping out some of Hip-Hop's most under appreciated and trend setting albums. While he's recently been on a small hiatus, The Chocolate Boy Wonder didn't forget his loyal followers and recently dropped some unreleased and classic joints from his vaults....just to keep us pacified until the summer.....yeah, that's right, new Pete Rock Lp this summer bitches....
-Dominick L.

1. Nothin' Lesser - Pete Rock,
2. Give It to Ya'll - Pete Rock
3. Boston - Edo G
4. Ain't No Thang
5. Game of Death
6. Fakin' Jax
7. Step Up
8. Back on the Block - Pete Rock, C.L. Smooth
9. Militia [Pete Rock Remix] - Big Shug, Freddie Foxxx, Gang Starr
10. You Can't Stop the Prophet [Pete Rock Remix] - Jeru the Damaja
11. Situations - Edo G
12. Stop Dat - Edo G, Krumb Snatcha Mobsters
13. What You Say
14. Grown Man Sport
15. Center of Attention

http://rapidshare.com/files/18941737/Pete_Rock_-_2006_-_Underground_Classics_sunetesubsol.net.zip.html

AZ- A.W.O.L. Cookin Soul Remix

Man, There hasn't been many times that me, personally, as both an amatuer producer and a huge fan of remix projects, that a producer has "wow'd" me. I mean Pete Rock and DJ Premier were probably the bar I set as far as who does the shit the best....Then along came Cookin Soul....The Hip-Hop production duo from Spain...yeah, I said it...Spain!! At first I was a skeptic, then the music came on...the amount of ill soul samples that were coming out of my stereo chopped to perfection was crazy...these cats were deep, and they had some serious beats....the way that they transformed AZ's A.W.O.L. album is simply retarded.....
-Dominick L.

So sincere
Never change
New York (con Raekwon y Ghostface)
Can’t stop
Still alive
AZ’s chillin
City of gods
Street life (con Haf-A-Mill y Begetz)
Bedtime story
The come up
Envious (con Bounty Killer)
A.W.O.L.

http://rapidshare.com/files/20575888/AZ-A.W.O.L.__Cookin_Soul_Remixes_-Bootleg-2006-CMS.zip

Termanology- Hood Politics 4

Waving the Puerto Rican flag proudly, Term has spent the better part of the last two-years pounding the pavement from Boston to New York collaborating with artists such as DJ Premier, Mobb Deep, Lil Fame of M.O.P., Guru, JR Writer, Royce Da 5 9, and performing with the likes of 50 Cent, G-Unit, Fat Joe, Wu-Tang Clan, Kool G Rap, Lil Scrappy, Fabolous, Chingy, Tego Calderon, Akon and Saigon. Term s unrelenting grind includes releasing four mixtapes in the past year and a half. He s been spun by renowned DJs such as Clinton Sparks, Green Lantern, Kay Slay and hit the airwaves in heavy rotation from Boston s biggest radio DJs Geespin & Chubby Chubb. Term s new Street Album Hood Politics IV: Show & Prove (hosted by Clinton Sparks, mixed by Statik Selektah) hits stores worldwide November 7th via a joint venture between the rappers own ST. Records & Brick Records. Hood Politics IV features production by DJ Premier, Roc Raida, MoSS, J. Cardim, DC & Statik Selektah and appearances by Blues legend Mighty Sam McClain, Trife Da God, Royce Da 5 9, Prospect of Terror Squad, Big Shug, Dre Robinson, and Term s crew ST. Da Squad. The album s not to be missed cut is Watch How It Go Down , already a best selling 12 . The full length also features a remix of the cut with guests Lil Fame of M.O.P. & mixtape mainstay Papoose, who recently signed a multi-million dollar deal with Jive. Term is primed and ready to break big having been featured in XXL s Show And Prove (Sept. 2006) and The Source s Unsigned Hype (Term is also featured on The Source s latest musical endeavor Fat Tape ). Confirmed press for Hood Politics IV includes The Source - November review, Scratch - November review, The Source - Off The Radar feature in December, Hiphopgame.com - featured artist December, a feature in Rap Mag (France) and a feature in Juice (Germany). That s in addition to recent ink in everything from The Fader, URB, Elemental, Scratch, Ozone and Pound. He was a guest emcee on BET s 106 & Park.

1. Shade 45 Intro (DJ Kay Slay & DJ Premier)
2. Watch How It Go Down (Prod. by DJ Premier)
3. Clinton Sparks Intro
4. 100 Jewels (Prod. by Roc Raida)
5. H.U.S.T.L.E.R. (Prod. by J. Cardim)
6. Think It Over (ft: Trife da God Prod. by Statik Selektah)
7. Far Away (ft: Mighty Sam McClain, Prod. by DC)
8. Can t Get Enough (Prod. by MoSS)
9. Blow The Horns (Prod. by Shortfyuz)
10. Got Em (ft: Snuk of ST., Prod. by Twinz)
11. 79 Murders (ft: Snuk & Ghetto of ST., Prod. by Raf Moses)
12. Good Conscience (Prod. by DC)
13. Winter (Prod. by E3)
14. Just Like Me (Prod. by Artisin)
15. Watch How It Go Down Remix (ft: Papoose & Lil Fame of M.O.P., Prod. by DJ Premier)
16. Rear View Mirror (Prod. by Mr. Attic)
17. Thats Life (Prod. by J. Cardim)
18. Watch Your Back ft: Royce da 5 9 & Ed Rock of ST. (Prod. by Statik Selektah)
19. The Anthem Remix (ft: Big Shug, Dre Robinson & Ed Rock of ST., Prod. by DC & PT)
20. Different World (ft: Prospect of Terror Squad, Prod. by J.Cardim)



http://rapidshare.com/files/4519368/Terma.rar.html

Papoose- Beast From The East

DJ Kay Slay Intro
The Drama Captain
The Lyrical One
Mr.Mixshow
Watch Ya Step
Usual Suspets (Part 1)
Gunz-N-Rosez
In The Treches
Mixtape Murder
Back To Back (ft. Canibus)
That's Real Talk
Lean On Me (ft. Razah)
Take Em' To War
Sick The Dogz On Em' (ft. Sauce Money)
Ima Rep
Death Wish
Teflon Don
The Streetsweeper
Whut'z Ya Muthafucken Name
Sippin' On Syzzurp (Jim Jones Mixtape)
Freestyle (ft. Jae Millz & Gravy)
DJ Kay Slay Outro

Bonus tracks
The bonus track are not by Papoose
Win Or Lose Freestyle Jae Millz
Lean Back Freestyle Canibus
Freestyle Cassidy
Aim At The Head The Game featuring Cassidy & Lil' Flip

http://rapidshare.de/files/19953654/bfte.rar.html

Buckshot & Evil Dee- Alter the Chemistry

Legendary super-producers DJ Evil Dee and Mr. Walt (Da Beatminerz) re-make 9th Wonder & Buckshots Chemistry LP, with classic beats that all Black Moon fans will enjoy. Hear Buckshots lyrics laced over 13 beats from DJ Evil Dee and Mr. Walt, the way many thought it should have always been. Sean Price and Little Brother stop by for some cameos to spice things up a bit. With a track record like Black Moon, it is no stretch to say the chemistry on this disc is undeniable.




1. Lessons from Buttah L
2. Chemistry 201
3. He's Back with Evil Dee
4. Now a Dayz: Walt What's Up
5. Slipped
6. Side Talk "With E and Walt"
7. Ghetto [Evil Dee Extended Mix]
8. Beatminerz Food for Thought
9. Make the Comparison
10. Chicks out the Pen - Black Moon,
11. E and Walt Wonderin - Black Moon,
12. Back in Town - Black Moon,
13. Evil Dee and Walt Know Why - Black Moon, Keisha Shontelle


http://rapidshare.com/files/13987416/BMATC.RAR

Aaight, Aaight, I'mma chill wit the classic shit for now.....

But in the mean time I'm gonna put up some modern day shit that I'm confident that I'll be playing for some time to come yo...check this shit the fuck out....

Tony Touch- Power Cypha 3: The Grand Finale

1. INTRO
2. TONY TOUCH
3. RAH DIGGA(FLIP MODE, OUTSIDAZ)
4. AZ, HALFAMILL (QUIET MONEY, THE FIRM
5. BILLY BANCE, LIL FAME, TEFLON-(M.O.P) (PAIN IN THE ASS INTERLUDE)
6. EMINEM
7. MOS DEF, TALIB KWELI-(BLACK STAR)
8. MILK D, MC LYTE
9. CORMEGA
10. PRODIGY-(MOBB DEEP)
11. CHEZINA
12. SAUCE MONEY
13. LARGE PROFESSOR
14. ICON-N-DESTRUCT
15. SPECIAL ED, SHEILDS, 40 (ARABS)
16. RUN-(REV. RUN)
17. RICHIE RICH
18. KID CAPRI-INTERLUDE
19. Q-TIP
20. SUPERB, RAEKWON, BANKY, THAD (CREAMTEAM WU-TANG)
21. LORD JAMAL-(BRAND NUBIAN)
22. GRAND PUBA-(BRAND NUBAIN)
23. B-REAL (CYPRESS HILL CLICK)
24. B-RICKS (CYPRESS HILL CLICK)
25. RAZE26. XZIBIT, TASH (LIKWIT CREW)
1. WYCLEF
2. JAYO FELONY
3. ED O.G.
4. (DEAD PREZ)
5. BLACK ROB, PHENOM, G DEEP
6. (REEPS) PIRATE, BORN FEVER
7. FIERCE
8. MADD RAPPER
9. THE DARK MAN
10. THIRSTIN HOWL 3
11. LES (BEANUTS)
12. JUJU (BEANUTS)
13. SLICK RICK
14. POSITIVE K
15. POS D NUS (DE LA SOUL)
16. COMMON
17. WILLIE STUBZ
18. KURUPT
19. SORE LOSERS
20. SAFIR, RASS KASS
21. ROYCE 5¹9
22. (COUNCIL)
23. DEFAB
24. BLAHZAY BLAHZAY
25. OUTRO

http://rapidshare.com/files/4187762/tt-50mc-disc3.rar

Green Lantern- Rookie Of The Year

INTRO

STUCK IN THIS GAME FOREVER (JAY Z)

FUTURE SPORT (LIL' CEASE & REDMAN)

WORLD WIDE THUGZ (TRGEDY, CAMRON, RZA, KILLA SHA)

HALFBAKED (NOREAGA)

GET YO SHIT RIGHT (MEMPHIS BLEEK)

AIN'T NOBODY-GREEN MIX (1 LIFE 2 LIVE)

KEEP IT REAL (CHARLIE BALTIMORE & CAMRON)

P.D. WORLD TOUR (BLACK ROB & PUFF DADDY)

E&J (JA RULE & ERICK SERMON)

RULES OF THE STREET (MEMPHIS BLEEK)

FACE OFF FREESTYLE (STEVIE J. PRODUCTIONS)

JUNGLE MUZIK (NATURE)

RAP NIGGAZ (RAEKWON & TASH)

STAY OUT OF MY WAY-GREEN MIX (MASE)

LET'S ROLL THE DICE (LOST BOYZ)

DELUX FREESTYLE PASS THE GLOCK (BIG PUN, FAT JOE, TERROR SQUAD)

M.O.M.M.Y. (CHA CHA & NAS)

BITCH JUST RAP (CHARLIE BALTIMORE & UN)

MEMPHIS BLEEK IS (MEMPHIS BLEEK)

THE HEIST (BIG L)

THUGZ (STICKY FINGAZ)

STREET KINGZ (MOBB DEEP & NAS)

WE HERE NOW (JA RULE)

SPLIT PERSONALITY (CAMRON vs. KILLA KAM)

FREAK HOE'S (MEMPHIS BLEEK)

PUBLICITY-GREEN MIX (GZA)

WE GOT THIS (BIG L & MR. CHEEKS)

B BOY DOCUMENT '99 (MADD SKILLZ & MOS DEF)

MUSCLE GAME (BLACK ROB)

I DON'T GIVE A FUCK (CAMRON) THE OUTCOME (BEANIE SIEGEL, MEMPHIS BLEEK, DIDR)

Few mixtapes will ever start off as well as this one, in terms of song rarity and how ill the songs was. The first five joints are just to me, how a DJ is supposed to get things started. 1)Stuck In This Game Forever by Jay-Z. At the time the song was new to me, and that means Green Lantern was one of the first to break it, Green always had dope exclusives and this was one.
-Dominick L





http://www.megaupload.com/nl/?d=IJOS9K0F

DJ Clue- The Clueminatti Project

1. Hey AZ- AZ feat. SWV

2. Older God's- Wu-Tang

3. Clueminatti freestyle- DMX & The LOX

4. Freestyle- Mobb Deep

5. Hoodlum- Mobb Deep, Big Noyd & Rakim

6. Ladies Night- Lil' Kim, Da Brat, Anigie Martinez, Left Eye, Missy Elliot

7. The Usual Suspects- Mic Geronimo feat. DMX, Ja Rule, The Lox

8. Beasts Of The East- The Lost Boyz feat. Canibus, A+, redman

9. Freestyle- Canibus

10. Nori or Capone- CNN

11. Visionz- Method man feat. Raekwon

12. True Confessions- Tragedy Khadafi feat, Imam thug

13. The Boss- Genovese

14. You Gots to chill 97'- EPMD

15. Internationally known- Big L, Fat Joe, O.C.

16. My Crew- Lost Boyz feat. Canibus

17. Story to tell- Notorious B.I.G.

18. Freestyle- Big Pun

19. If U Want It- Mo' Money feat. Genovese, Big red

Any real list of the greatest mixtapes of all time would be incomplete without a selection from perhaps the first revolutionary DJ in the game; DJ Clue. Clue has been crafting some of the most memorable tapes in hip-hop history for some time, and many would most likely be able to think of a few of Clue’s tapes off the top of their head that would be worthy of this list. The reality is that Clue, in my opinion was always a superior DJ when it came to having the hottest remixes and exclusives before anyone else, and more often than not, that was a winning formula for the Queens native. I found it to be a really disturbing trend however, that as time went on, Clue began to become more interested in his new cushy job at MTV and socially crooning all over the big apple, rather than pushing his mixtapes to a new level. Now I’m not saying the man doesn’t deserve what he has or that he hasn’t worked harder than most, all I’m saying is that his old stuff is terribly missed. Ah yes, if only the children knew what it was to possess a Clue tape that was circa 1994 thru 1998. As a matter of fact in the mid 90’s there are two Clue tapes that stand out acutely above the rest. One of these tapes was his 1995 banger “Scarecrow’s Birthday” and the other was the mixtape that began a new era. A mixtape that combined the street with Clue’s master direction and selection. The name of the tape was The Cluemanatti project, or as it became known on the streets throughout the nation and New York: Cluemanatti.

-Dominick L.

http://rapidshare.com/files/6112782/Cluemanatti_Part_1.rar

Doo Wop- 95' Live

New Yok's In Da House (21 Minute Intro)..

Representin'The Bronx - Doowop

Representin'Central Islip - Keith Murray

Representin'Queens - Q-Tip

Representin'Uniondale - Busta Rhymes

Representin'Brooklyn - Rampage

Representin'The Bronx - Fat Joe
Representin'The Bronx - Uneek

Representin'Brooklyn - M.O.P

Representin'Brooklyn - Guru

Representin'Staten Island - Wu-Tang Clan

Representin'Brooklyn & Uptown - I'll & Al Skratch

Ah Yeah - Krs One

To The Death (Rmx) - M.O.P

Funky Piano - E.BrosRedrum -

NineDon't Shut Down - I'll & Al Skratch

In My Lifetime - Jay-Z

Brooklyn Zoo - O'l Dirty

What The Bloodclot - Method Man

Can't You See - Total/Biggie

Headz Ain't Ready - Black Moon / Smif n Wessun

Boriques On The Set - Frankie Cutlass / Fat Joe / Doo Wop

Shook Ones Pt.II - Mobb Deep

Supa Star - Group Home

1-2 Pass It - D&D Allstars

Cosmic Blast - Redman / K.Murray / E.Sermon

How's That - Redman / K.Murray / E.Sermon

Gimme The Loot - Biggie

P.N.C - Smif n Wessun

One On One - Nas

Can't Wait - Redman

Check The Method - Lord Finesse

Big Poppa (Rmx) - Biggie

I Wanna Be Down (Rmx) - Brandy / Lyte / Yo Yo / Queen Latifah

I Wanna Be Down (Wop Rmx) - Doo Wop / Fat Joe / Akinyele / Prettyboy Floyd / Lord Tariq

This tape right here is absolute classic, vintage, Doo Wop. Known as being one half of the Diaz Brothers and blazing trails as one of New York’s premier DJ’s when it comes to assembling quality mixtapes, Doo Wop would really wow the underground and mainstream hip-hop audiences alike with his amazing foresight on this project . This tape really introduced to me a new way of looking at mixtapes and how dudes were putting them together. For this endeavor, and many more to come Doo Wop had assembled an all- star east coast lineup, and had labeled the first side “New York’s In The House” which was a 21 minute intro showcasing a rapper repping his borough or project.

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Tony Touch presents The Five Deadly Venoms Of Brooklyn

You knew this one was coming. The definition of Classic wildly emanates from this landmark tape. As if the lineup of contributing legendary Brooklyn DJ’s wasn’t already first-rate enough, the premise behind this masterpiece is also consummately timeless . The cover and pullout artwork parodies the 1978 Kung Fu cult classic “The Five Deadly Venoms”, and so fittingly each DJ takes on their own unique warrior style alter ego.
-Dominick L.

mixed by The Lizard aka P.F. Cuttin

5 Deadly Venoms Of Brooklyn - Intro
│ Verbal Hoodz - I'll Be Damned
│ Dr Dre & B-Real - Puppet Master
│ Breeze Evahflowin - Forsaken
│ Busta Rhymes & Q-Tip - Wild Hot
│ Camp Lo - Say Word
│ The Dutchmin - Surrounded
│ Powerule - Bright Lights Big City

mixed by The Toad aka Mister Cee
Zhane - Request Line (Mister Cee Blend)
│ KRS One - Raptures Delight
│ Yvette Michelle - Not Feelin You (Mister Cee Blend)
│ The Veterans (Brucie Bee, Luvbug Starski & DJ Hollywood) -
│ The Medicine
│ The Notorious B.I.G. - Hypnotize
│ Frankie Cutlass, Kool G. Rap, Mobb Deep & M.O.P. - Know
│ The Game │ Mobb Deep - Young Luv

mixed by The Snake aka Tony Touch
Tony Touch - Deadly Freestyle
│ Steele Kat One & Lil Noc - Freestyle
│ Freddie Foxxx - Freestyle
│ Sunz Of Man & Makeeba - Freestyle
│ Guru - Freestyle
│ Channel Live & Benny Boom - Freestyle
│ Jeru The Damaja & Lil Dap - Freestyle

mixed by The Scorpion aka DJ Premier
Grandwizard Theodore & Kenny-Kev Rockwell - Military Cut (1982)
│ Busy Bee vs Kool Moe Dee - Live at The Harlem World (1981)
│ Double Trouble - Live At The Amphitheater L.E.S. (1982)
│ Cold Crush - It's Us (Live 1982)
│ T La Rock - It's Yours (1984)
│ LL Cool J - I Need A Beat (Jazzy Mix 1984)
│ Malcolm McLaren & World Famous Supreme Team - Buffalo Gals
│ (1983)
│ MC Lyte - I Cram To Understand (1986)
│ Divine Force Crew - Holy War (1987)
│ DJ Premier - Ending Interlude

mixed by The Centipede aka Evil Dee
│ Black Skavengers - Poison Pill
│ Jeru Tha Damaja - Me Or The Papes
│ M.O.P. - Downtown Swinga
│ Krumb Snatcha - Gettin Closer To God
│ Shamus & FLU - Tight Team
│ AK Skills - East To West
│ Shades Of Brooklyn - Calm Under Pressure

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Boom!! Here We Go Y'all

I'm starting this shit up for one reason, and one reason only......To bring Y'all my favorite shit musically; everything related to Hip-Hop and the underground arena of course.... In other words don't come in here lookin for no fuckin' Nelly kid, this right here is for the real heads....I intend for this blog to be the blueprint for an urban blog in a matter of months....so w/o further ado, lets get shit poppin' with the basics......where else can we start but with some classic mixtapes?