Only adults are admitted. Nobody younger than 18 can hire or listen to Psykhomantus in the club or your speakers with this rating. The DJ under this category do not have limitation on the bad language that is used. Hard Beats are generally allowed, and strong Scratchin/Beat Juggling along with Body Tricks activity is also allowed. Scenes of strong real sex may be permitted if justified by a fly groupie.

Monday, 25 February 2013

"Nike Air Huarache OG In-Store Event"





22nd February is the date of Nike's re-release classic kicks "Nike Air Huarache OG" and I got asked by Wellgosh (www.wellgosh.com) clothing store which is based in my birth town Leicester, UK to DJ at thier Instore Pre-Release event on 21st February, the day before the official release. This was one of my dreams as a DJ to spin and perform for my favourite sport brand Nike and it's right on my door step at one of the illest stores in the midlands. I called up my Hip Hop partner in-crime MadFlow and we went in to do work. Myself and MadFlow turned up early to set up and soundcheck. Two turntables and a microphone, we were ready to bring the skills and show our side of the story of how we rock. The doors opened at 9pm and customers (who had tickects) came in to the sound of my classic Hip-Hop throwback set while Madflow did his thing on the mic and made everyone feel welcome. Free drinks were served as people was checking out all the kicks that were displayed around the store. My turntables was next to what i call the "Wall Of Nikes" where they had a range of classic Nike footwear from Nike "Lunar Force 1 Fuse BHM", Nike "Free Huarache Light Black", Nike "Blazer Mid Premium Vintage Suede Black/Sail" to Nike "Air Force 1PRM Skive Tec Black", Nike "Cortez Classic OG Premium NRG Quickstrike 'Clash Pack' White", Nike "Field General Free QS Crome" and many more. But it was all about the Nike Air Huarache OG which was originally release in 1991 (The same year I started DJing out) and designed by the legendary Tinker Hatfield with inspiration from Native American sandals, the kicks make use of neoprene and spandex – hallmarks of the ’80s and ’90s – alongside smooth leather paneling and a thermoplastic heel counter for flexible support. As the official UK release is on the 22nd February the people here in the store waited till midnight to cop their wear but as It was a few hours away, myself and Madflow did a performance set. Madflow got the Wellgosh customers in the zone with his off the top off the head freestyle to Tammi Lynn's "Light My Fire" beat (the original sample that Dilated Peoples used for their "Triple Optics" single) that I was back spinning. Then we perfore the track "Kickaholic!" (taken from the mixtape "Psykhomantus presents The Abominable Flowman"), a track about Madflow addiction to Nike sneakers. Madflow even changed his lyrics so it would fit perfect for the shop
I've been a fiend
and since the age of 13
i use to roll up in Wellgosh and just day dream
Our second song from the mixtape was "Give it To Ya Raw", followed by "MP's" a new track which will be released on the next mixtape called "Psykhomantus presents Abominable Flowman Returns" this summer. Madflow entertains the Wellgosh staff and customers with his beatboxin' skills and as I return back on the turntables with some more classic jewals, it turned to midnight which only means that the shoe that everybody came for is now ready to be release. People where queing up for their Nike Air Huarache OG's. It was crazy, some customers had odered four pair leaving with a smile on thier face, others for themseleves. Wellgosh stayed open for another half an hour as the muisc was still pumping, a few free beers were still sevred and some some of the people who copped a piar of Nike Air Huarache OG were trying on their new footwear. This is a day I won't forget as I said before, it was my dream to DJ and perform for my favourite sport brand Nike and it happened right here at Wellgosh.
Thank you Wellgosh and thank you Nike.
- DJ Psykhomantus

Monday, 18 February 2013

Ultimate Bronx Bomber: A Tribute To Tim Dog/Ten Of Tim Dog’s Finest Moments


Tim Dog



On February 14th, I was presenting a short film documentary made by a friend of mine on the late J Dilla called "A View From The Other Side. J-Dilla: A European Remembrance", as the showing was in motion I had a quick look on my messages in my inbox on FaceBook and saw the tittle "R.I.P. Tim Dog" sent by a friend. It had a link of his reason why he passed away which I opened and had a read of this shocking news. I just couldn't believe he was gone as I last saw him on the Internet last year about the scandal thing he did on "Date Line", he looked healthily to me. A few more days after I was more upset that not many people knew that he passed as Tim Dog was one of the great and entertaining rappers in the early 90's. His verse on Ultramagnetic MC's "Chorus Line" is known to be the best verse on that song and his first single "Fuck Compton" follow by his 1991 album "Penichillin On Wax" (Def Jam Records) became a very successful hit. He returned in 1993 with another classic single "I Get Wrecked featuring KRS One" followed by his second album "Do Or Die"  (Def Jam Records). I was glad to witness this man live on stage at a venue called Starlite 2001 in Leicester in that same year he dropped his second album. The one thing about Tim Dog is that he stuck to his words, he was hardcore, he didn't give a fuck, he tells it like it is and ain't about to water himself down for no body and you don't get rappers like that now a days.

So this is my tribute mixtape of Tim Dog where I kept it nice and simple as I normally add a few trick mixing and Original samples like I do on my other Rap mixtapes. I kept it basic as Tim Dog is straight to the point with his music and his hardcore lyrics. So before you press play I would like to ward you with a PARENTAL ADVISORY. This mixtape contains a lot of EXPLICIT LYRICS.

Rest In Peace Tim Dog.






Ultimate Bronx Bomber: A Tribute To Tim Dog

Intro
Hardcore
Bronx Nigga (The One Seven O Mix)
Chorus Line Pt. 2
A Chorus Line
Funk Compton
Low Down Nigga
I Ain't Taking No shorts
Robin Harris Shit (Skit)
I Get Wrecked feat KRS 1
Step To Me
Dog's Gonna Getcha
Silly Bitch
The Industry Is Wack feat Kool Keith
Bitch With A Prem (Rottweiler Mix)
Skip To My Loot feat Smooth B
Run Run Run
I'll Wax Anybody
Timberlands
Secret Fantasies feat Kool Keith
Porno Star feat Ulitramagnetic MC's


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BONUS:

Dog’s Gonna Getcha – Ten Of Tim Dog’s Finest Moments (RIP) 

by Ryan Proctor from http://oldtothenew.wordpress.com



Waking up this morning to the news that Ultramagnetic MC’s affiliate Tim Dog had passed away yesterday following a diabetes-related seizure definitely had me wiping the sleep out of my eyes with the quickness.

The Bronx-bred emcee wasn’t the most popular lyricist in the rap game or even the most talented, but for anyone who was listening to Hip-Hop in the late-80s / early-90s he definitely ranks as one of the most memorable. From his one-man war against N.W.A., DJ Quik and various other West Coast gangsta rappers of the early-90s to his entertaining reunion with Kool Keith some years later as the duo Ultra, Tim Dog had a way with words that was equal parts deadpan comedy, bullying bluster and New York emcee bravado.

Tim’s blunt delivery played a huge part in ensuring that his threats of violence, sexual boasts and claims of lyrical superiority always left a mark, with the Dog’s classic 1991 debut solo album “Penicillin On Wax” ranking as one of Hip-Hop’s most hardcore albums yet also one of its most humorous.

Listening to thunderous tracks such as “Step To Me” and “I Ain’t Takin’ No Shorts”, you got the impression that laughing with Tim was fine, but laughing atthe D-O-G would result in a good ol-fashioned Bronx-style beatdown.

Although the wider world will no doubt remember Timothy Blair for his 2012 appearance on NBC’s Dateline as a result of his legal issues surrounding an online dating scam, the Hip-Hop world will always remember Tim Dog as one of the game’s most charismatic characters to ever hold a microphone.

So, step to the rear and cheer, Tim Dog will always be here thanks to his many unforgettable appearances on vinyl, tape and CD.
RIP (1 January 1967 – 14 February 2013).
“A Chorus Line” (Next Plateau Records / 1989)
Setting off this classic Ced Gee-produced Ultramagnetic b-side, the Bronx bomber delivered a tongue-twisting verse which officially introduced the Dog’s gruff persona to the world amidst a barrage of what would become Tim’s trademark WWF-style threats, including telling rappers who wanted to play to “go ride a sleigh” and how he’d “bone your girl Emily”. Woo! Hot damn he’s great!
“F**k Compton” (Ruffhouse Records / 1991)
I can still remember the first time I heard this in the summer of 91 on Tim Westwood’s Capital Rap Show here in the UK. Although it was obviously heavily-edited for radio-play, that didn’t do anything to reduce the initial shock value of hearing Tim Dog not just taking shots at N.W.A., but taking on the whole of Compton! And that Michel’le impersonation is still priceless over twenty years later.
“Intro” (Ruffhouse Records / 1991)
The N.W.A. bashing continued on the opening track from Tim’s classic “Pencillin On Wax” album. After a batch of amusing answerphone-style messages from the likes of gangsta-limpin’ Big Earl from Chicago and Houston-based groupie Sheila, the Dog dropped perhaps one of his most stinging West Coast disses, criticising the LA crew for “wearing Raider hats when the Giants won Super Bowl” over their own beat.
“I’ll Wax Anybody” (Ruffhouse Records / 1991)
Baiting sucker emcees to show Tim their “weaky style” before he responded with his “freaky style”, the BX bully obliterated this Moe Love-produced track, punching the competition “in their third eye”, dissing Eddie Murphy and proclaiming his status as a “dope rap idol” over a timeless “Nautilus” sample.

“Bronx Ni**a – The One Seven O Mix” (Ruffhouse Records / 1992)
This remix courtesy of both T.R. Love and Moe Love found the Dog celebrating his old-school roots on what was probably one of my most played 12″ singles of 92. Over another chunk of Bob James’ classic “Nautilus”, Tim shouted out everyone and everywhere from the Zulu Nation and Bronx River to BDP and Soundview Projects, resulting in what must be one of the hardest dedications to the home of Hip-Hop on wax. Word to B.O.!
“Porno Star” (Mercury Records / 1992)
Although Tim had already delivered some outlandish, obscene tales of his own on 1991′s quiet storm classic “Secret Fantasies”, he returned once more in the role of the “Rated-X Man” on this self-explanatory track from Ultra’s “Funk Your Head Up” album. Dropping some of the most amusing explicit rhymes at the time since Kool G. Rap’s “Talk Like Sex” (clarifying that in the bedroom ‘Dog’ stood for “Doin’ it on the ground…”), the brazen emcee proved that it really ain’t no fun if the homies can’t have none.
“I Get Wrecked” ft. KRS-One (Ruffhouse Records / 1993)
DJ Moe Love once again proved his ability to craft perfect breakbeat-driven hardcore bangers on this first single from Tim Dog’s sophomore solo project “Do Or Die”. A high-octane performance from the Blastmaster combined with a ridiculously obese bassline and Tim’s bulldozer-style rhymes resulted in a rough, rugged and raw anthem tailor-made to do the East Coast Stomp to.
“Timberlands” (Ruffhouse Records / 1993)
Speaking of the East Coast Stomp, the NY native delivered a heartfelt dedication to the Rotten Apple’s 90s footwear of choice, helpfully explaining how the hard-wearing boots had practical uses beyond just walking, such as leaving a sole print on someone’s face. ”As long as Tims on my feet, I get much respect…” stated the Ultramagnetic emcee on this sparse, self-produced track. True indeed, Dog, true indeed.
“Industry Is Wak” (Our Turn Records / 1996)
After rallying against fake West Coast studio gangstas five years earlier, Tim reunited with Kool Keith for the Ultra album “Big Time” and turned his attentions to the jiggy trends that were surfacing on the East Coast in the wake of Biggie’s success. Over a head-nodding Kutmasta Kurt beat a rejuvenated Dog summed up his feelings succinctly with the lines, “Rhyming like Nas, Looking like Treach, Beat’s mad weak, Hook I can’t catch…”, speaking for legions of Hip-Hop fans in the process.
“Run Run Run” (Big City Entertainment / 2006)
Produced by the UK’s Zygote and DJ Jazz T of Diversion Tactics fame, this track from Tim’s “BX Warrior” project found the Dog at his growling best, barking over-the-top rhymes about guns, violence and rap dominance as if he was about to burst out of the speaker and punch you straight in the face.







Monday, 11 February 2013

Street Cred: For The Love Of The Game Nike+ {Work Of Mart Edition}

Welcome to my second workout mixtape made by yours truly. This time we taking it outdoors to the streets so get ya Nike kicks on and #JUMP UP cause #THIZ IZ HIP HOP and all these tracks are produced by DJ Premier so don't be #SHOCK & AMAZE as i have #THE KEY to #MAKE THE SOUND be dedicated to the mind, body and soul. This is design for the #HARD BODY so you gotta #PLAY DIRTY and show that you ain't coming #SECOND PLACE to nobody. Your not #BORN IN THE TRAP when displaying your #GREATNESS, never #STOP WHAT YA DOIN', show your enemies that they are #ANONYMOUS, the weakness to #MIND YOUR BUSINESS, go in hard like rappers do when they get #STOODIOTYME.




Jump Up Feat Afrika Bambaataa (Dj Premier Remix)
Thiz Iz Hip Hip Feat Bumpy Knuckles
The Oracle
Shock & Amaze
The Key
Make The Sound Feat Rhymfest
Hard Body Feat Fat Joe & M.O.P.
Play Dirty Feat Style P & Busta Rhymes
Second Place
Born In The Trap
Greatness
Stop What Ya Doin' (Feat. Celph Titled & Dj Premier)
Anonymous (Feat. Khaleel)
Mind Your Business
Stoodiotyme

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