VisionBombing Episode 4

Thats right people, we're back. 

Another episode of Visionbombing with that freshness by Mr. Dex, MadFlow and yours truly.

VB SEASON 1: EPISODE 4 from VisionBombing on Vimeo.

1. Theme
2. Intro: MadFlow*
3. Now (This Far)- Micall Parknsun
4. More Levels- Bumpy Knuckles
5. Straight Off The Block ft. DJ Kay Slay, Sheek Louch & Lil Fame- Termanology.
6. 80s Blocks From Tiffany's/Mic Check- Pete Rock/Camp Lo
7. Skit: John Simmit (Upfront Comedy)*
8. Rhymin 76 Remix feat Dukus Alemay and DJ Stixx- Funky DL.
9. All My Love feat Yummy Bingham- TiRon & Ayomati.
10. Chocolate feat L'Renee- Big Tone.
11. Back At The Ranch feat Jean Grea- Mobetta
12. Skit: MadFlow*
13. Maybe One Day feat Black Spade- Blu & Exile
14. Slicker Than Average feat Sparks & Dubbul O- The Mouse Outfit
15. Hilary Swank- Joey Bada$
16. Sunday Best/Mondays Worst- Black Milk
17. Skit: Mr. Stricklin*
18. Catchin' The Vibe- Quasimoto
19. Music- Medline & Mistah Live
20. Bullsh*t Rap- NittyScottMC
21. Tidal Tendencies- Hawk House
22. Outro: MadFlow
23. End Credits

Bonus Video: I Know who Killed Hip Hop- Price EA

Hosted by MadFlow
Music videos mixed by Psykhomantus & Mr Dex
Edited, graded and mastered by Rob G
Graphics by Glen Stone
VisionBombing 2013

Psykhomantus presents ReBirth Of Fresh (Best Of 2013…So Far)

This mix is dedicated to those that are still into good underground Rap music. Lately a lot of DJs seem to be stuck in the past doing 90's throwbacks or just living off the dead and letting some dope new stuff just slide by them. Time to step up and keep this culture moving. Being a fan of Hip Hop from 83 and seeing it grow in 93 to seeing it change in 03, I'm still showing my love now in 13. Doing VisionBombing (www.vimeo.com/visionbombing) with my homie Mr Dex and MadFlow keeps us on our toes by searching for the dope stuff and showing our love by pushing it forward with our skills. We do this for the love and not for fashion. 


I could go Blah Blah Blah and all that other stuff so I'll get say this, to the fans, enjoy. To the fake DJs who clam to think that they are Hip Hop and telling their followers to vote for them to be DJ of the Year (Suckers), Get the Bozack!!

ReBirth Of Fresh (Best Of 2013…So Far) by Psykhomantus Of A Few Good Men on Mixcloud

Q&A With ThatKidNameDCee

Here we catch up with a old internet friend of mine that has has been keeping himself mad busy in the world of Skratching. I let the questions speak of this mans art...

Psykhomantus: Okay, so first question. Just for the readers to know who you are, can you tells us where your from and what you do for a living?

ThatKidNameDCee: I'm Thatkidnamedcee from Houston, Texas USA. I make a living in 2 ways. As a skratch artist & performer, and also several different "day job" type ventures I'm into.  

P: When did you get into DJing, what was yours age when you got the buzz and wanted to touch a turntable?

T: I wouldn't even go as far as to call myself a dj. I don't mix at clubs or whatnot. I'm strictly as skratch artist. In 1982 I heard "Buffalo Gals" by Malcolm McClaren. I was infatuated by the skratching in the song & immediately picked it up. Skratchin since 1982!  

P: Now we met via twitter a few years back I was tweeting classic Hip Hop albums and you joined in. What's do you class as the golden era for Rap music. Late 80s or Early 90s?

T: For me, 1982-1994 is the Golden Era! Man I miss that greatness…. 

P: And what do you class as the golden era for Turntablism?

T: Late 90s.... Xmen, ISP, BeatJunkies, Allies, etc….

P: Name 5 DJs that you rate and why?

T: Grand mixer DXT & Mixmaster Ice. Because I studied them so much to learn how to skratch. Joe Cooley was also a huge influence. Then Rob Swift, Dstyles & Qbert! They influenced my later more advanced skratch game. Oops that's 6! Lol 

P: You introduced me to your collective group SkratchLife, Who are the members of SkratchLife and how did you meet them?

T: Well YOU are one of em! Along with DocJeezy, DJ Needlz, DJ Dexxx & me. We all met online. We all respect this art in similar ways. One day hopefully we'll finally record an EP or something! 

P: How did you get in the Guinness Book Of Records, what's the story behind that?

T: It's not finished yet, but my man Hannibal Flynt had an idea to do the largest posse skratch track ever recorded. I won't give all the juicy details yet, but it's gonna be so dope when finished & will be in the Guiness book! 

P: Is there a performance that you've done and said to yourself that you could of done that better?

T: The first battle I was ever in. Late 80s. I was a bit nervous & had some needle skippage....but hey, it was my first battle... I lost lol!

P: And your take with DJ technology, what's your thoughts on that and what do you prefer to use?

T: It's cool as long as it's not a crutch. I don't have any DVS stuff or anything though. I rep with a mixer, turntable (or QFO) and a grip of vinyl. I don't hate on technology, but I love doing things my way!

P: Last question. What will we be expecting in the future from you? 

T: New skratch projects dropping soon! Plus my 2nd skratch break vinyl. And the Guiness book track. But for now, cop my album from 2010 (below)

Peace to all who support me & thank you for interviewing me!! For all updates on me, follow me on twitter (@thatkidnamedcee) 

Much love!!

Electric Relaxation Vol 1 Mixtape By Psykhomantus

Electric Relaxation Vol 1 is a Remixed, reworked or a tribute version of Marvin Gaye's "Turn On Some Music", Chaka Khan's "I Feel For You", Common's "Thelonius feat Slum Village", Teena Marie's "Portuguese Love", Steve Spacek's "Eve", Yarbrough & Peoples "Don't Stop The Music", Michael Jackson's "Butterflies" and Slum Village's "Players", Soul II Soul's "Back To Life", Towa Tei's "Dubnova (Part 1 & 2)" and A Tribe Called Quest's "Find A Way", Malcolm McLaren's "Buffalo Gals" and Jay Z & Kanye West's "Otis" and a tribute to Otis Redding's "Try A Little Tenderness".

Electric Relaxation Vol 1 by Psykhomantus Of A Few Good Men on Mixcloud