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Tuesday, 27 September 2011
PE: In Full Effect (The Mess Age-n-Hour Muse Sick)

Inspired by Public Enemy’s Fear Of A Black Planet tour this month, myself and my crew went to see them in Birmingham and what a show it was. A powerful performance by one of rap’s greatest groups from the 80’s and still can out do any show of today if you ask me. Never a dull moment when Chuck D, Flavor Flav and the rest of the posse is on stage performing classic tracks from the 1989 album “Fear Of A Black Planet”, also joints from “Yo! Bum Rush The Show”, “It Take’s A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back” and others joints from some their albums, you just had to be there. I was so amped up by their show I had to do a mixtape, nothing but Public Enemy was rocking on my iPhone. Big Shout out to Flavor Flav who signed my book (Flavor Flav, The Icon: The Memoir) to me and my lady, also EMD, Big P (and Raise) of my crew A Few Good Men who was at the P.E. gig that night. Enjoy the mix.
Power To The People…
Brothers Gonna Work It Out
Welcome To The Terrordome (Intro)
Welcome To The Terrordome (Refixed)- Pharoahe Monch
Welcome To The Terrordome
It’s My Thing (Inrto)- Marva Whitney
Bring The Noise
Night Train (Pete Rock Remix)
Shut’ Em Down (Pete Rock Remix)
Hyperbolicsyllabicsequedalymusic- Iassc Hayes
Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos
Rusurrection
Ani-Nigger Machine
911 is A Joke
Revolution
Public Enemy No.1
WBLS Rap Attack 107.5 (Mr. Magic)
Cold Lampin’ With Flavor
Just Kissed My Baby (Intro)- The Meters
Timebomb
Terminator X Specks With His Hands/Flash Theme- Queen
Terminator X To The Edge Of Panic
Buck Whylin’
Self Destruction- Stop The Violence All Stars
Do The Funky Pengun (Intro)- Rufus Thomus
Don’t Believe The Hype
Rebel Without A Pause
Incident At 66.6 Fm
Fight The Power
I just Killed Your F**king Radio (Skit)
Give It Up
Meet The G That Killed Me
Prophet of Rage
66.6 Strikes Again
Can’t Truss It
Do You Wanna Go Our Way
Angel Of Death (Intro)- Slyer
She Watch Channel Zero
The Grunt (Intro)- The J.B’s
Night Of The living Baseheads (P.E.T.V. Video Mix)
Night Of The living Baseheads
Burn Hollywood Burn
Burn Hollywood Burn- Rage Against The Machine
War At 33 1/3
B Side Wins Again
B Side Wins Again- DJ Spooky & Dave Lambrado
Power To The People
Can’t Do nuttin’ For Ya Man
What’s A Public Enemy? (Skit)
No
Miuzi Weights A Ton
Download Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X2L7EJYS
Monday, 26 September 2011
Ultimate Return Of The DJ's

Psykhomantus Intro- DJ Psykhomantus
Brothers Grim Sideshow (Intro)- DJ Bombjack
Here 4 Years- DJ Storm
Ventilation- DJ JS1
The Old School Day Trip- DJ X-Rated
On Da Flex- DJ Godfather
Invasion Of The Octopus People- Invisible Skratch Picklz
All Points Bulletin- Mr. Dibbs
Shortee’s Return- Shortee
Scratch Monopoly ll- The Beat Junkies
The Chronicles- Peanut Butter Wolf
Cold Cutz- Cold Cutz Crew
Symphony 3000- Top Rawmen
X-Men Style Beatz- Roc Raida
1-8-7- DJ Marvel
Ghetto On The Cut- DJ Ghetto
The Positive Step- Beyond There
U.T.A:2- DJ Maniphest
U Can Get With Discs Or You Can Get With D.A.T- DJ Z Trip
Lesson 4: The Radio- Cut Chemist
Who’s On The Turntables- LF Peee
Babylon 5- DJ JS1
World Domination- Happe & Dinoh
The Track- ASAP Productions
Azzuro- Quattro Respirato
Return Of Scratching- DJ Talkback
Unorthodox Turntabular Angels- Manifest & Mr. Thing
Hide Your Wrecords When We Come Through- Kool DJ E.Q.
Rob Get’s Busy- Rob Swift
Suckas (Sucka DJ Dis)- DJ Babu
Change The Scratch- DJ Jeff
The Boys Dope- Mista Ed
Call Me Goldfinger- Pepe Deluxe
We Are The One’s- The Wristerons
Private Parts- Radar & Z Trip
Mood Swing- Furious
The Detonator- Ales One & DJ Teeko
ROTDJ Radio- DJ Shortfuse
Deedz In Da Mix- Innernational
Return Of The DJ- DJ Faust
Rockstar- Z Trip
Rockstar ll- Z Trip
I’m The Mutha F In Man- DJ T Rock
X Marks The Skratch- Slate
Jimmie’s Jam- DJ Jimmie Jam
Terrorwrist- Mixmaster Mike
Hate me- DJ Astro
Aych 2 Oh- H.O.P
Buenos Dias Bitch- DJ Prolifix
Directors Cut- 89 Scratch Gangtaz
Dangerous- DJ JS1 & DJ Spinbad
Catch Wreck- Jazz Addixx
Science Friction- DJ Shiro
Panic- Timestretch DJ Nerve & Trouble B
Disc Duel- DJ Hype & The Phaderheadz
Vinyl Overdose- DJ Format
Never Be The Same- DJ Design
Lesson 89- 89 Scratch Gangstaz
Scroll of The Wrist Beam- Q Bert
My Definition- DJ Static
Broccoli Wars- Noisy Stylus
B-Boys Revenge 96 Porkopolis Turntable Jazz- Mr. Dibbs
Doo Doo On Yourself- DJ T Rock
Music Evolution- E Jay & Rocky Rock
Brain Confusion- Extrakd & Eddie Def
Destroy- Alien Army
Aerosoul- Tommy Tee
Death Of Hip-Hop- Kool DJ E.Q.
Unpleasant Thoughts- DJ Shortfuse
Static’s Waltz- Kid Koala
download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SAVMREN5
For more info on Return Of The DJ's album check out www.bombhiphop.com
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
Free Download: Tron Urban Legacy 2

Two years I put the first part of Tron Uban Legacy mixtape out on Coopr8.net web page before it got closed down, then the next year (Last year) I re uploaded it onto mixcrate.com. The first mixtape was just my version of what it would be like in the sci-fi world with soul. I am a big fan of sci-fi movies and a big fan of Tron. Tron 2 didn't get too much hype but I still liked the film even so it was way overated. As for the mixtape It was over 500 downloads with in two months then Megaupload took it off. I was pissed, didn't know That mixtape was gonna go wild like that but am sure people must of thought it had something to do with the movie, Oh! Well. Anyway! I enjoyed making it as I am known and surrounded by Funk, Soul and Hip Hop, I don't get much time to hear Broken Beat or Electronica which am a big fan of. Something about Electronic Soul music that sends a buzz to me like when i first heard rap music as a kid, it's the new funk for me, sci-fi funk. Tunes like "Everybody Touch It" by J Davey, "Souls Brother" and "Dust & Kisses" by Sa-Ra Creative Partnership, "Black Sun" by The Politik and Hollywood by Joy Jones hits me in the same way as A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Big Daddy Kane and EPMD did. My good friend Sure Shot downloaded Tron Uban Legacy onto CD and played it every time we got into his car. He kept buggin me to do another one but I never got round to it as I had way to many projects and gigs to do, I just never had the time and also not putting my ear to the street as much to know what was out and bangin' in the world of that type of music, It was out of my circle as I was more focus on my Breaks for B-Boy events back then. Well! fast fwd to now and I did get to manage to peep whats out there and kept some of the songs that I'm diggin in the Electronica world on file. This second version remains me of the first, hearing something new, creative and funky but most important, futuristic. Enjoy this one, who know's, another one might come out. Time will tell.
Ones & Two's Revolution Night
Monday, 5 September 2011
B-Better Presents... Everyday People: The Trailer
Everyday People is a year-long apprenticeship in one of the hip-hop elements; DJing, Graffiti, Beatbox, BBoy (breakdance), MCing. Our 12 apprentices are 'regular folks' from around the UK and they are all assigned their own 'hip-hop mentor' including Psykhomantus, DJ Illout and DJ Melody Kane.
Follow their progress every month by subscribing to www.youtube.com/user/BBetterVids and suggest tasks for our apprentices to complete!