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Alien Army
The End — CD
(Bomb Hip Hop/BHH2062)

The End - the stunning second album from Italian hip hop DJ supergroup Alien Army, and the first available outside of Europe, has already drawn comparisions to both D-Styles' Phantazmegorea and QBert's Wave Twisters. And no wonder since like those two Invisibl Skratch Piklz famed DJs, the six-member Alien Army also possess a powerfully unique strong song structure approach to turntalbism: something often absent from the "skratch" music genre. "What sets Alien Army apart from even some of the best hip hop scratch DJs of today, even many of their fellow DMC or ITF champs, is that they make good head-nodding hip hop music that is universally appealing," said Billy Jam of Hip Hop Slam Records, who has featured Alien Army's music on several of the criticaly acclaimed compilations released on his US label including Global Turntables and Scratch Attack: the LP which also featured QBert and Steinski. Dave Paul of BOMB Hip Hop, who pioneered the current turntablist craze with his infamous Return of the DJ series, agrees that Alien Army are a most unique DJ collective. "They are not just amazing scratch DJs but more importantly quality producers who make hip hop songs, complete with choruses and hooks. The kind of tracks that you keep hitting the repeat button on. But what's really amazing about Alien Army is that they create all this great music on just turntables!"

Featuring the DJ/producers Zak, Skizo, Inesha, MicroMetz, Type10, and Tayone, Alien Army have been together for the past seven years. In that time they have become national DJ heroes in their native Italy: winning hands down twelve national DJ battle titles (DMC and ITF) and releasing the first all scratch album in Italy (Orgasmi Meccanici, 1998). They have also become mainstays on Italian radio and Television with regular appearances on MTV Europe. Additionally their expansive discography includes a slew of 12" singles, battle records, and mix-CDs. DJ Skizo, the groups founding member, says that "The End" is what they are most proud of after spending the past year-plus honing it to perfection. For proof check out such instantly likable tracks as the sinister "Destroy" (already a hit single in Italy), the spooky mood-induced "Daily Nightmares" and the track that features US guest DJ Radar, "The Terrible Invasion Pt. 1." "Our goal with this album," said DJ Skizo, "Was to combine the ultimate frontiers of the so called scratch music, passing through electronic, electro, abstract hip-hop and downtempo."

TRACKING

01. Intro
02. Magnetikal Chemistry
03. We Keep Things Rollin Thru
04. Thronic Harmonic
05. Tales From the Dark Side Pt. 2
06. Sorry Wrong Number
07. The Classic
08. Daily Nightmares
09. Destroy
10. 40 Degrees of Revolution
11. Help Me I'm Falling
12. Scratchoetry
13. Let You All Know
14. Fresh Confidence
15. The Terrible Invasion Pt. 1 feat. DJ Radar
16. Phrases In My Mind

BOMB Anniversary Collection: 1991-2001
4xCD Set
(Bomb Hip Hop/BHH2045)
Released October 2001

• features unreleased RJD2 song "Black"

In honor of 10 years in the music business Bomb Hip-Hop released the BOMB ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION 1991-2001, a limited edition commemorative 4xCD set featuring 60 tracks including remixes and unreleased material. This CD set includes tracks from the world acclaimed Return of the DJ series, numerous DJ solo features including three time DMC champion DJ Craze, Atlanta's DJ Faust and Invisibl Skratch Piklz founding member DJ Disk. Also a cross section of home grown and international rap talent such as J-Live, Defari, Dilated Peoples, Swollen Members, Blackalicious and Paul Nice (featuring AG). The cross section of tracks feature many previously unreleased tunes, remixes and extended versions of Bomb classics, as well as bringing back some of the earliest bombs dropped on the label. The CD also contains a special Souvenir Booklet with liner notes tracing the history of the company.

* = previously un-released
# = remix
+ = first time available in the US
~ = first time available on CD

DISC ONE
01. - Global Networking Intro - DJ Talkback +
02. - Fascination - Morganics *
03. - Alea lacta Est - DJ Upperkut
04. - What Does It Take - DJ T-Rock
05. - Private Parts - Z-Trip and Radar
06. - Hush The Crowd - J-Live
07. - Punchline - Cipher
08. - Flat Chested - DJ Ruthless
09. - Swing - Mystik Journeymen
10. - Takin It Easy - Krispy
11. - Caverns of Dub - Shortee
12. - Mood Swing - Furious
13. - Mogli - DJ Craze
14. - In The Beginning - Knightz of Bass
15. - Invasion of the Octopus People - Invisbl Skratch Piklz

DISC TWO
01. - The Chronicles (i will always love h.e.r.) - Peanut Butter Wolf
02. - Re-definition of Nice - DJ Paul Nice #
03. - Microphone D.O.N. - Krispy
04. - Fuck You - Homeliss Derelix
05. - Lazarus Syndrome (remix) - Society of NIMH *
06. - She Doesn't Do Her Hair Anymore - Down 2 Earth ~
07. - The Return of Scratching - DJ Talkback
08. - Better Than Before (rock the place ) - DJ Faust
09. - Ride Dat Donkey - DJ Craze
10. - Expansions - Profound and Coolio Iglesias *
11. - R.I.P. Marcos - Def Cut
12. - Paying the Price - Hijack
13. - Black - RJD2 featuring vocals by Jeanette Williams *
14. - Thinking Room Sculpture - DJ Disk
15. - Just Like A Test - Charizma & Peanut Butter Wolf

DISC THREE
01. - The Breakdown - Baya (featuring Complex) *
02. - Ghengis / Montezuma - Seda +
03. - Hypnotizin' - DJ Faust
04. - Rockstar - Z-Trip
05. - Scroll of the Wristbeam - Qbert
06. - Sound Wars - Shortee
07. - Aerosoul - Tommy Tee
08. - Just Business - Defari
09. - Why? - Krispy
10. - Taro's Voice - Metabass N Breath
11. - Bone-Us Beats - Stix Bones ~
12. - R.E.M State - Shortee
13. - Geenie Jell - Def Cut
14. - What I Like - DJ T-Rock (featuring DJ Klever)
15. - Suckas (suck dj dis) - DJ Babu

DISC FOUR
01. - KB-4 - Knightz of Bass
02. - Breakneck Speed (Jupiter Disco mix) # - Hydroponic Sound System
03. - Terrorwrist (beneath the under) - Mixmaster Mike
04. - Who To Trust - Kreators
05. - Tracking & Balance - DJ Faust
06. - Transform Gravity - Metabass
07. - My Definition - DJ Static
08. - You Wanna Battle Me - DJ Faust
09. - Unpleasant Thoughts - DJ Shortfuse
10. - Lips of Your Sex - Permanent Perfection *
11. - Ruggedness - Dilated Peoples
12. - Rockstar part II - Z-Trip
13. - Polar Bear Sunskreen - DJ Disk
14. - Goodbye - The Planet Sun *
15. - Dangerous - JS-1 & Spinbad

Cat Five
American Military Operations b/w Tools for the Mind
7" Vinyl Single
(CAT5/001)

The title track side A (currently #1 on KALX radio's Top 50) is a brilliant war commentary that samples Dubya Bush and others. Note that a remix of this track will appear on CD on the next Hip Hop Slam compilation All That Bombing is Making Me Bitch by the DJs of Mass Destruction. The B-side of the single is a montage (battle record style) of sound bites tailored for DJs titled Tools for The Mind. The single which is only available here, and at Amoeba and Aquarius sells online for $4 plus S+H.

Cut Chemist Meets Shorkut
Live at the FuturePrimitive SoundSession (v1.1) — CD
(Future Primitive)

70:00 minutes, 23 tracks - and not one second will you want to fast forward on this turntablist classic that captures two of the best DJs in the West. LA's Cut Chemist and San Francisco's Shortkut, two equally talented yet distinctively different styled DJs, are captured in this mesmerizing 1997 session that the FuturePrimitive producers advise to be file under "San Francisco Beat Culture". This CD, which we only have a limited number of copies, is a truly amazing, drop-dead mix of music that finds Cut Chemist and Shortkut perfectly complimented. Like all of the other CDs sold at this site, where we respect the music but hate the music-gaffling industry whose overpriced CDs drove people to downloading and digital copying, we sell Cut Chemist meets Shortkut for only $8.98.

DJ Craze
Crazee Musick — CD
(Bomb Hip Hop)

This often forgotten 1999 classic from one of the world's most acclaimed DJs, DJ Craze. What makes DJ Craze different from other turntablists is that he rocks a party for two hours, not just a routine of ten minutes. His dj sets feature hip-hop, breakbeat and jungle with some mesmerizing body tricks, lightning quick mixes and beat juggles that have set him apart from any other DJ. Craze is continuously traveling the world performing in the U.S., Europe, Australia, Japan and various other countries. Craze is the 3-time dj champion of DMC! He has been featured on DJ Faust's Man or Myth album, the Fathomless EP (with DJ's Faust and Shortee) and was featured in Time Magazine! Crazee Musick, his debut album, was a hit with his intricate style of hip-hop, jungle, drum n bass and abstract music."

DJ Dank's
Biggest (bong) Hits — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/002)

Hot on the heels of the popular St. Ides rap compilation DJ Drank's Greatest Malt Liquor Hits in the "Hip Hop History Collectors' Series" comes DJ Dank's Biggest (bong) Hits featuring the best of West Coast 1990's hip hop/rap dank (weed) anthems including Tha Alkaholiks' "Mary Jane," Luniz' "I Got 5 On It (Remix)," and Total Devastation's "Many Clouds of Smoke." With every other hip hop track including some reference to getting high there are tons of rhymes about joys of the sticky green. And one of the best times for weed anthems, especially on the West Coast, was the first half of the nineties (hip hop's "blunted" era) when Dr. Dre released "The Chronic," Cypress Hill reigned supreme, and such classics as RBL Posse's "Don't Gimme No Bammer Weed," Total Devastation's "Many Clouds Of Smoke," The Luniz' "I Got Five On It," and The Pharcyde's "Pack The Pipe" were all released. Also released in this period was Ice Cube's 1995 movie Friday - now one of the classic weed movies and one with a great soundtrack. Friday paid homage to it's predecessor, Up In Smoke (look for the Cheech & Chong movie poster on Smokey's bedroom wall next to his Cypress Hill collector's edition velvet glow-in-the-dark weed poster), and can be credited with setting the stage for such more recent weed flicks as How High and Half Baked. The so-bad-it's-good Leprechaun In The Hood boasts a classic weed moment when Ice T shares "the bomb" with the evil lil green fella ("A friend with a weed is a friend indeed!"). Note that back in 1993 when it seemed like everyone was getting blindly blunted the lone dissenting voice of Boots offered up an alternate view ("ain't no revolution gonna come from the blunted") in "The Last Blunt" on the Coup's debut, "Kill My Landlord."

TRACKING

01) "Its Dank Time"
02) Young 'D'Boyz "Mr. Chronic" (1995)
03) 11/5 "The Nade (1996)
04) "My only problem"
05) Mack 10 "Take A Hit" (1995)
06) Tha Alkaholiks "Mary Jane" (1993)
07) C-Funk "Smoke Tru" (1992)
08) RBL Posse "Don't Give Me No Bammer" (1992)
09) A.M.W. "Gettin' High" (1996)
10) Luniz "I Got 5 On It" (1995)
11) "…iz broke these days"
12) Pooh Man "Fuckin Wit Dank" (1990)
13) Murder Squad "Pass The Dank"(1995)
14) The Pharcyde "Pack The Pipe" (1992)
15) Mac Dre "I Need An Eight" (1997)
16) "Mariquana is not a drug"
17) Cypress Hill "Roll it up, Light It Up, Smoke It Up" (1995)
18) Tone Loc "Cheeba Cheeba" (1990)
19) Total Devastation "Many Clouds of Smoke" (1993)
20) 11/5 "Garcia Vegas" (1995)
21) UDI "dank"
22) DJ Dank vs. Leprechaun in the Hood

DJ Drank's
Greatest Malt Liquor Hits — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/001)

Early nineties St. Ides Malt Liquor rap commercials including Ice Cube and the Geto Boys rap about their favorite high-octane malt liquor. Jeyah! Controversial, rare… and required listening.

TRACKING

01) King Tee "St. Ides"
02) King Tee/DJ Pooh "Forty Ounce Fit for a King"
03) King Tee/DJ Pooh "Tha Bomb Malt Liquor"
04) King Tee/E-Swift "Do Ya Like St. Ides?"
05) King Tee "Do You Wanna Go To The Liquor Store?"
06) E-Swift/King Tee "Let's Have Some St. Ides"
07) Ice Cube/King Tee
08) Ice Cube/DJ Pooh/E-Swift "S.T. Crooked I.D.E"
09) Yo Yo & Cube "Femalt Liquor"
10) Ice Cube/Pooh "All I want for Christmas"
11) Ice Cube "Jackin for Malt Liquor"
12) Ice Cube "We don't want no 8-ball"
13) Ice Cube "Wish They'd Come up with a 12-Pak"
14) Cube/Pooh "Blind Fold Test
15) Eric B & Rakim "Real Men's Drink"
16) Rakim "Get Some....."
17) Yo Yo/King Tee "You Need A Six-Pack"
18) EPMD/Ice Cube "East meets West Malt Liquor"
19) Erick Sermon "40 oz or a can"
20) Kool G Rap/DJ Pooh/Sir Jinx "Getta Grip. Take A Sip"
21) Geto Boys/Cube "5th Ward/South Central Malt"
22) Geto Boys "My Malt's Playin' Tricks On Me"
23) Snoop Doggy Dogg "St Ides in the LBC"
24) Warren G "When We Sippin' On Tha Brew"
25) Nate Dogg "Drank Anthem"
26) MC Eiht "The Brew Took Me Unda"
27) Scarface "Drankin Toon"
28) Wu Tang Clan "Shaolin Brew"
29) Snoop Doggy Dogg "Dogg Food n Drank"
30) Ice Cube "Crooked I for All Ages"

DJ Golden Chyld
Ear Infections — CD
(Fingerbanger Records/FBR-5817)

Full-Length Album — No Track Listing

Produced and mixed by Golden Chyld of the world's famous Finger Bangerz DJ crew outta San Jose. In fact Golden Chyld co-produced the Finger Bangerz album "VI-R-US" that dropped last year. Hence it is not surprising that "Ear Infections" boasts the same richly layered production values that the popular Finger Bangerz' group release also did. For those of you unfamiliar with the great DJ's history, "Sir" Golden Chyld won the San Francisco heat of DMC 2001 to go on to compete in U.S. Finals and appeared on the widely distributed DMC US Finals DVD. Other accolades include the 2000 ITF Western Hemisphere Team Champions along with the rest of the Fingerbangerz which was also distributed world wide on VHS plus he has performed many times with internationally renowned acts such as Phife Dog from A Tribe Called Quest, Afrika Bambaata, Souls of Mischief, Hieroglyphics, Living Legends, Q-Bert, MixMasterMike, Shortkut, Dj Ztrip, DJ Craze and Atrak. He has also appeared on "Used Soul" fellow Fingerbangerz G-Wrex and Replay, as well as on such compilations as "Deep Concentration" (OM), "Return of the DJ III" (Bomb), and on the Hip-Hop Slam "Turntables by the Bay" series.

DJ History's
History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 1 — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/004)

Hip Hop Slam's ONLINE SHOP is extremely lucky to get a very limited number (only 20 sets) of for-sale copies of the 3 CD set of DJ History's History of the Hip Hop DJ, Vols. 1, 2, 3—the historic compilation set that Doug Pray (director of Scratch) included in his "Best of 2002" list and which he said, "Should have been the soundtrack for SCRATCH." That's how amazing this collection is! Focusing on DJ tracks from the 1980's and very early 1990's (an era in hip hop when DJs got the respect that they deserved) these limited-edition three compilation sets, mixed off vinyl by LA's DJ History, which were quietly released in December, are already a critics fave. Reportedly Wire magazine will be doing a special feature on the collection. DJs/tracks included in the three volumes include DJ Shadow's rare 1991 release "Lesson 4" , Knights of the Turntables' 1984 single "Techno Scratch," Mixmaster Gee's 1985 "Like This," and Double Dee & Steinski 1985 hip hop classic "Lesson 3".

TRACKING

History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 1

01) "The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the wheels of Steel" Grandmaster Flash (1981)
02) "Do You like scratchin?" Worlds Famous Supreme Team/Malcolm McLaren (1982)
03) "Military Cut" Grand Wizzard Theodore & Kevvie Kev Rockwell ("Wild Style" S/T) (1983)
04) "Rockit" Grandmixer D.ST/Herbie Hancock (1983)
05) "What is a DJ if he can't scratch?" Uncle Jamm's Army/Egyptian Lover (1983)
06) "Jay's Game" Jam Master Jay/Run DMC (1984)
07) "Techno Scratch" Knights of the Turntables (1984)
08) "Surgery" Dr. Dre (1984)
09) "AJ Scratch" DJ A.J./Kurtis Blow (1984)
10) "Freshness" Knights of the Turntables (1985)
11) "Code's Megamix" DJ Code Money & Schoolly D (1986)
12) "The Magnificent Jazzy Jeff" Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince (1987)
13) "Basstronic" Unknown DJ (1988)
14) "The Universal Mix" DJ Universe (Too $hort) (1988)
15) "Lesson 4" DJ Shadow (1991)

BONUS CLASSIC DJ INSTRUMENTAL:
16) "The 900 Number" The 45 King (1990)

DJ History's
History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 2 — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/005)

Hip Hop Slam's ONLINE SHOP is extremely lucky to get a very limited number (only 20 sets) of for-sale copies of the 3 CD set of DJ History's History of the Hip Hop DJ, Vols. 1, 2, 3—the historic compilation set that Doug Pray (director of Scratch) included in his "Best of 2002" list and which he said, "Should have been the soundtrack for SCRATCH." That's how amazing this collection is! Focusing on DJ tracks from the 1980's and very early 1990's (an era in hip hop when DJs got the respect that they deserved) these limited-edition three compilation sets, mixed off vinyl by LA's DJ History, which were quietly released in December, are already a critics fave. Reportedly Wire magazine will be doing a special feature on the collection. DJs/tracks included in the three volumes include DJ Shadow's rare 1991 release "Lesson 4" , Knights of the Turntables' 1984 single "Techno Scratch," Mixmaster Gee's 1985 "Like This," and Double Dee & Steinski 1985 hip hop classic "Lesson 3".

TRACKING

History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 2

01) "King of the Beat" Pumpkin (1983)
02) "Ultimate Scratch" Uncle Jamm's Army/Egyptian Lover (1983)
03) "One For The Treble" Davy DMX (1984)
04) "Larry's Dance Theme" Grandmaster Flash (1985)
05) "Marley Marl Scratch" Marley Marl/MC Shan (1985)
06) "Play That Beat Mr. DJ (Lesson 1: The Payoff Mix)" Double Dee & Steinski (1985)
07) "Eric B is President" Eric B/Rakim (1986)
08) "Ugly People Be Quiet" Cash Money/Marvelous Marv (1986)
09) "Now That Whodini's Inside the Joint" Grandmaster Dee/Whodini (1987)
10) "Itz Krack" DJ Code Money/Schoolly D (1987)
11) "You're Gonna Get Yours (Terminator X Getaway Version)" Terminator X/P.E. (1987)
12) "Hip Hop Dancers' Theme" Jazzy Jeff/Fresh Prince (1988)
13) "DJ K La Boss" EPMD (1988)
14) "Music To Be Murdered By" Automator (1990)

BONUS DIGITAL SCRATCH DJ TRACK:
15) "DJ History's 50 Vinyl Sound Bytes Popular with Hip Hop DJs in the 1980's"

DJ History's
History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 3 — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/006)

Hip Hop Slam's ONLINE SHOP is extremely lucky to get a very limited number (only 20 sets) of for-sale copies of the 3 CD set of DJ History's History of the Hip Hop DJ, Vols. 1, 2, 3—the historic compilation set that Doug Pray (director of Scratch) included in his "Best of 2002" list and which he said, "Should have been the soundtrack for SCRATCH." That's how amazing this collection is! Focusing on DJ tracks from the 1980's and very early 1990's (an era in hip hop when DJs got the respect that they deserved) these limited-edition three compilation sets, mixed off vinyl by LA's DJ History, which were quietly released in December, are already a critics fave. Reportedly Wire magazine will be doing a special feature on the collection. DJs/tracks included in the three volumes include DJ Shadow's rare 1991 release "Lesson 4" , Knights of the Turntables' 1984 single "Techno Scratch," Mixmaster Gee's 1985 "Like This," and Double Dee & Steinski 1985 hip hop classic "Lesson 3".

TRACKING

History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 3

01) "Like This" Mixmaster Gee (1985)
02) "Jazzy's In The House" Jazzy Jeff/Fresh Prince (1988)
03) "House Party" DJ Man
04) "What I Like" 2 Live Crew feat. Mr. Mixx (1985)
05) "Cuts Like These" The Ultimate Force (1986)
06) "I'm the Master" Mixmaster Ice/UTFO (1990)
07) "The Pure" Captain Rock (1984)
08) "Lesson 2 (The James Brown Mix)" Double Dee & Steinski (1985)
09) "Reckless" Chris "the Glove" Taylor / Ice T (1984)
10) "DJ's and MC's" Rodney O & Joe Cooley (1988)
11) "Return to the Planet Bass" DJ Debonaire/Maggotron (1988)
12) "Feel My Bass" DJ Matrix (1988)
13) "Do I Have Any Witness" DJ Zero/MC 900 Ft. Jesus (1988)

BONUS TRACK:
14) "War of The Worlds" DJ Juanito (1990)

DJ History's
History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 4 — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/007)

This fourh volume in the limited edition History of the Hip Hop DJ series covers 1979 to 2005 and includes the pioneers Grand Wizzard Theodore (in an amazing twenty minute live performance from San Francisco) and Grandmaster Flash ('84 radio interview + Excerpt from lo-fi, legendary '79 performance at Randy's Place with Flash plus Kurtis Blow & The Disco Four). Legendary DJs Jazzy Jeff and DJ Premier display their skills alongside such 1990's/2000's turntablists as DJ Quest, DJ Swamp, Z-Trip, Cut Chemist, Eddie Def, and A-Trak. Also included are turntable treats from Miami's Magic Mike, Italy's underrated Alien Army, and Madlib's short-but-infectious "Scratchin".

TRACKING

History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 4

01) "D.J. On The Wheels" DJ Jazzy Jeff (1988) (3:11)
02) "Production Skills Skit" Magic Mike (1993) (0:13)
03) "Keep It Going Now" Magic Mike (1993) (4:33)
04) "Furious" Z-Trip (2005) (4:01)
05) "Feed the Hand that Bites You" DJ Swamp (2001) (2:19)
06) "A Very Furious Mixture of Noise" Eddie Def (1997) (3:04)
07) "Sometimes I Think I’ll Kill You" Eddie Def (1998) (3:54)
08) "Enta Ralph Wiggum" A-Trak (2000) (2:48)
09) "Lesson 6" Cut Chemist (1997) (6:06)
10) "The Classic" Alien Army (2003) (4:16)
11) "Deep Concentration" DJ Premier (1989) (3:01)
12) "Concentrated Mutation" DJ Quest (2002) (6:06)
13) "Scratchin" Madlib (2000) (0:30)

BONUS TRACKS:
14) "GWT Live MegaMix" Grand Wizzard Theodore (2005) (20:56)
15) "Scratch Creator?" Grandmaster Flash interview – KUSF (1984) (2:22)
16) "Live @ Randy's Place" Grandmaster Flash & Kurtis Blow (1979) (2:28)

DJ History's
History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 5 — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/008)

History of the Hip-Hop DJ Vol. 5 focuses on the 1980's when every new release (album or single) heavily featured the DJ. BONUS clips include Africa Bambaataa talking about early eighties New York when hip-hop and punk/new-wave melded together, Grand Wizzard Theodore talking about the first day he scratched, Kool Herc discussing the definition of a hip-hop DJ. Also included is an excerpt from a rare 1984 German release (only 50 cassettes pressed up) by the short-lived teenage B-Boy/DJ duo, the Berlin Beatmasters - whose only release was that lo-fi cassette and whose influences included Kraftwerk, New Order, Egyptian Lover, and K-Tel "how-to breakdance" records.

TRACKING

History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 5

01) History of the Hip-Hop DJ Vol. 5
02) “Live @ Union Square, November 1986” DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince
03) “The Music Maker” Cash Money (1988)
04) “Just Give The D.J. A Break” Dynamix II (1987)
05) The Original Concept feat. Dr Dre (1986)
06) “Cut It Up Whiz” Whiz Kid (1989)
07) “Jimmy's Gettin Funky” Stezo (1989)
08) “Scratch Monopoly” DJ Louie Lou (T La Rock) (1987)
09) “Parents of Roxanne” DJ Slick Vic Scratch Master (Gigolo Tony, Lace Lacy) (1985)
10) “Girls Love The Way He Spins” Grandmaster Flash (1985)
11) “Cold Cuts” DJ Polo/Kool G Rap (1989)
12) “Lets Play It Cool” Steinski & Mass Media feat. DJ Sugar Kane (1988)

BONUS TRACKS:
13) Grand Wizzard Theodore (speaks on scratch creation)
14) “Cuts Like These” The Ultimate Force (1986)
15) Kool Herc/Africa Bambaataa (what is hip-hop records? eighties nyc hip-hop)
16) “If He Can't Scratch (how does it feel?)” Berlin Beatmasters (1984)

DJ History's
History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 6
presents Z-TRIP — CD
(Hip Hop History Series/009)

NOTE: Due to the extremely limited nature of this release,
only one copy per person is allowed!

History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 6 traces the prolific DJ Z-Trip over the past decade. Born Zach Sciacca, Z-Trip started DJ'ing at age 13. As part of Arizona's Bombshelter DJs (with DJs Radar & Emile) he caught the attention of BOMB Hip-Hop Records who invited him to contribute to the pioneering 1995 Return of the DJ Vol. 1 (#7). This marked the beginning of his close relationship with BOMB (#10, 14) and the Bay Area music scene. He also contributed to Bay Area labels OM (#3), Ubiquity (#9), Tino Corp, and Future Primitive (#2,16). In November 1997 he played his first (of many) Future Primitive Sound Session parties. He also played other parties including "Oddball" at 330 Ritch in 2000 (#19). This rare collection also offers excerpts from some of his mix tapes (usually 500 copies made) including Z-Trip The Unknown (#8, #13) and B-Boy Breaks Vol. 3 (#21). For more info: www.djztrip.com — DJ History

TRACKING

History of the Hip Hop DJ Vol. 6 — presents Z-TRIP

01) "Listen to the DJ Z-Trip" DJ History Intro (4/2005) (1:40)
02) "Bombshelter DJs: Live @ Future Primitive SF" Radar & Z-Trip (11/1997) (3:28)
03) "Uneasy Listening: That's Just the Way It Is" DJ P and Z-Trip (4/2001) (1:52)
04) "Check the Skillz" Freelancers & Z-Trip (6/2000) (5:55)
05) "Hey Z-Trip Bring It Back (skit)" Whipper Whip (4/2005) (0:07)
06) "Live in Los Angeles" DJ Z-Trip (7/2003) (3:10)
07) "U Can Get With Discs or U Can Get With DAT" Z-Trip (9/1995) (3:20)
08) "Dee Jay Zee Trip… Back in the House" (scratch interlude) (4/1998) (0:26)
09) "Rhythmic Metaphor" from Audio Alchemy 2 (10/1997) (4:15)
10) "Rockstar" from Return of the DJ Vol. 2 (4/1997) (4:25)
11) "Tom Sawyer" Rush/Z-Trip remix (6:24)
12) "J.M.J. RIP" from Let Your Voice Be Heard (10/2004) (2:00)
13) "Foxy Brown Dedication" from The Unknown mix tape (4/1998) (1:11)
14) "Private Parts" Z-Trip & Radar (4/1997) (3:33)
15) "Backyard Banger" feat. E. Moss & The Troublemaker (9/2002) (4:02)
16) "Downtime" from 'Urban Revolutions (10/2000) (4:45)
17) "Right Thing/Z-Trip Set The Party Off Remix in Two Parts" DJ Shadow UK 12" (2/2003) (5:18)
18) "Tape & Trade & Visit www.DJZTrip.com" Z-Trip FM Static (4/2005) (0:20)

BONUS TRACKS:
19) "Oddball Party San Francisco" (12/2000) (7:38)
20) "Z-Trip Radio San Francisco" Live on Live 105 (4/2005) (4:55)
21) "B-Boy Breaks Vol. 3" DJ Z-Trip (Bombshelter DJs) (12/1999) (8:20)

History of Hip Hop Radio Vol. 1 — CD
(New York, 1986-1991)
(Hip Hop History Series/021)

CAPTURES NEW YORK HIP-HOP RADIO IN THE EIGHTIES AND START OF NINETIES

Historic New York hip-hop radio from 1986 to 1991 when the airwaves were dotted with truly dedicated shows on various stations (both commercial and non-commercial) enthusiastically breaking this new art form. This retrospective offers the mic-breaks between the music that capture a whole other period in hip-hop culture. It was a comparatively innocent time when rappers gave their Zodiac sign and DJs (like P-Fine in 1986 on WNYU's "Rap This") would sincerely ask hip-hop guests what their favorite food was.

TRACKING

01) The Awesome Two feat. Special K and Teddy Tedd on WNWK (0:56)
02) Chuck Chillout KISS FM (0:49)
03) "Lasagne" P-Fine "Rap This" on WNYU feat. B Boys, December 1986 (5:49)
04) "Who's Gonna Carry The Whole Wheat?" - Stretch Armstrong Show 1991 (6:45)
05) WKCR DJ Skinny Bones drops/IDs (1:54)
06) Harry Allen DJ Search Promo (0:54)
07) Microphone Prince & Count Busy D WNYE 91.5FM (1:54)
08) Chuck Chillout Gets Mean On The Turntables KISS 98.7FM (3:55)
09) "150 Girls Chasing Us Down The Parking Lot" P-Fine, Donald D, Brother B 1986 (2:40)
10) Hank Love & DNA
11) Mr Magic on Magic 106FM WHBI (2:01)
12) Jam Crew (1:59)
13) "The Biggest Hip-Hop Club In America" Union Square commercial 1986 (0:59)
14) WBLS Mr. Magic (1:55)
15) Miicrophone Prince & Count Busy D WNYE (1:25)
16) "Here to serve the public...Not for shout-outs" Half Pint (1:10)
17) "Oscar's Afro Shop" Half Pint (1:29)
18) Hank Love & DNA (8:39)
19) Stretch Armstrong Show (9:21)
20) "Do the right thing" WNWK 1989 (2:11)
21) "Ed's Records" Half Pint (0:51)
22) Bobbito shouts (2:47)
23) KISS FM (1:13)
24) 90.3FM WBAU (1:27)
25) 90.7FM WFUV The Phantom (2:03)
26) Cynthia from Bed Stuy shouts (1:50)
27) "....Macaroni Squad Shouts" WFUV (2:29)

DEDICATED TO THE AWESOME TWO: Teddy Tedd and Special K, AKA "the
ambassadors of hip-hop" have been putting it down for New York hip-hop
radio since 1983 on WHBI, which later became WNWK. In the late eighties
WNWK's late night Saturday lineup a station was the Awesome Two, followed
by Kevin Keith & the Dirty Dozen, and Hank Love & DNA and (later) Half
Pint. The Awesome Two currently do a hip-hop show in the New York studios
of Sirius Satellite Radio.

DJ Hyphy
The New Bay Classics – 2005 Mix Vol. 1 — CD
(HYP-001)

Brand new LIMITED EDITION MIX CD from the Yay Area's hottest new DJ: straight outta Fairfield — DJ HYPHY. The New Bay Classics: 2005 Mix Vol. 1 includes all the HYPHY HITS such as "It's a slumper", "Donkey" and "Uh Huh", etc........ ALSO includes exclusive unreleased slumpers from the Federation. Dedicated to Mac Dre, and includes THIZZLE DANCE plus rare Mac Dre prison interview from 1992.

TRACKING

01) DJ Hyphy New Bay Mix Intro with DJ Backside
02) "Gangsta" The Frontline
03) "Go Crazy" The Federation (UNRELEASED)
04) "XO" (from I.M.G. Presents E-A-Ski & CMT: Bootleg CD)
05) "A Lap Dance" Lucky 7 (produced by K-Lou)
06) "Bay Area Anthem" AK-9ine, Rappin 4-Tay, Johnny West, & DJ-LO-G
07) "Come See Me" (c/o I.M.G. "Bootleg CD")
08) "Ah Shit" The Federation (UNRELEASED)
09) "Baby" Dope Game
10) "Gettin Hot" The Team (Moe Doe Ent.)
11) "Its A slumper" Turf Talk feat. E40 (Sick Wid It)
12) "My Bad" E-A-Ski (I.M.G.)
13) "Uh Huh" The Frontline
14) "Go Dumb" The Federation (Virgin)
15) "And It Don't Stop" The Federation (White Label Promo)
16) "Ants In Your Pants" Mr. F.A.B. (Inergetic Records)
17) "Sex Drugs Rap N Alcohol" Mac Dre - Crestside Legend
18) "All It Takes" Mac Dre 
19) "Thizzle Dance" Mac Dre
20) "Donkey" The Federation
21) "Burn Rubber (DJ Spair remix)" Too $hort
22) Big Issues, Jules Jones, Holla at Hyphy
23) "What is it?" The Frontline
24) "Tricks" Baby Jaymes & Keek Da Sneak

BONUS TRACKS
26) "Mac Dre Live from the Fresno County Jail" EXCLUSIVE 1992 Radio Call-In
27) "Feelin Myself" Mac Dre
28) "Hyphy (DJ Hyphy's Extended Retarded Skratch Mix)" The Frontline

DJ Hyphy
Bay Area Hip Hop History 101
Rap Singles (1981–1990) — CD
(HYP-002)

Bay Area Hip-Hop History 101 is the first CD in the new limited ediiton, 100 volume "Bay Area Hip-Hop History" mix-CD series. This opening volume, mixed by DJ Hyphy, captures the Yay way back in the day, from the very first Bay Area hip-hop single by Motorcycle Mike in 1981 (#19) on through the rest of the decade: back when hip-hop (particularly Bay Area) was still in its infancy. Back when Oakland was still in the "415" area-code and when every Bay Area "rap" record gave much love to the DJ, and when there was no discrimination between "hip-hop" and "rap."

TRACKING

01) Too $hort / “Girl” (1986, Oakland)
02) APG Crew / “Action Packed Gangstas” (1989, Oakland)
03) MVP / “The Kings Men Are Out To Get Yah” (1988, Vallejo)
04) Three Til Midnight / “We Just Clown” (1987, Oakland)
05) Super Mack's / “Super Mack's In Effect” (1988, San Francisco)
06) Audi and Mike Dee / “Gots 2 B Faithful” (1990, Stockton)
07) M.J. Freeze / “M.J. Freeze (He's Super Hard)” (1989, Sacramento)
08) Chris & Ray / “U Don't Walk U Run” (1988, Milpitas)
09) Sir Quick Draw / “Rapaholic” (1987, Oakland)
10) Thermo featuring The Waimea Bass / “Chillin' At Ocean Beach” (1988, San Francisco)
11) Digital Underground / “Your Life's A Cartoon” (1988, Berkeley/Oakland)
12) All Ready Fresh “2” / “Sucker Butts” (1988, San Francisco)
13) Paris / “Scarface Groove” (1989, San Francisco via Davis)
14) Key-Lo / “Pump The System” (Oakland)
15) A.T.C. / “This Beat Is Def” (1987, San Francisco)
16) Legit / “Let's Get Busy” (1989, Richmond)
17) MC Sway & DJ King Tech / “Baddest Mutha On 2 Turntables” (1989, Oakland)
18) MC Twist & The Def Squad / “Just Rock” (San Jose)

BONUS TRACKS
19) Motorcycle Mike / “Super Rat” (1981, Oakland)

DJ Prank's
Greatest Celebrity Phone Calls — CD
(HIS-003)

With the celebrity voices of Arnold, Pacino, and Pesci in those famous (*thanks to the Internet) prank phone calls such as the much loved "I’m a cop you idiot," "Stop Whining!", "You just cost me $6,000!" and of course "Who is your daddy and what does he do?", plus brief DJ skratch interludes spun or scratched by DJ Prank, this is a good CD to have. Also of note are the bonus DIY prank phone call tracks and sound bytes tailored for digital scratch DJs to manipulate. Tracks 22 to 46 are ready-to-go sound bytes for the beginning prank phone caller. The liner notes say "It’s very easy to do it yourself. You can input these choice Arnold quotes into a sampler or computer program, or else simply play them directly off of this CD. Set up a tape or digital recording device by a speaker phone, dial up your phone number, and hit record." Every celebrity phone call (tracks # 2 - 20) are full of prime acapella voice sounds to scratch with, as are the short DIY prank tracks (#22- 46), and the bonus digital tracks (#47-54) which include phone tones and other sounds.

TRACKING

01) DJ Prank Skratch Intro
02) Gateway
03) Stop Whining
04) Cracker Barrell
05) What Time Do You Have?
06) You just cost me $6,000 !
07) Let me buy you a pack of gum and teach you how to chew it!
08) Stuckee Brothers
09) I’m Detective John Kimble!
10) You son of a bitch!
11) Who is your daddy and what does he do?
12) You lack disipline
13) I’m a cop you idiot!
14) Old lady don’t tekno
15) You love to say ‘son of a bitch’
16) You only exist out here because of me!
17) John Kimble’s One O’ Clock Appointment
18) Not the health dept.
19) You are copulatling?
20) Good morning you son of a bitch!
21) DJ Prank’s demented phone tone skratch outro

BONUS D.I.Y. CELEBRITY PRANK CALL SOUND BYTES
22) I’m gonna ask you a bunch of questions
23) Who is your daddy and what does he do?
24) Who are you?
25) I’m detective John Kimble
26) I’m a cop you idiot!
27) Hey I’m a police officer
28) You lack discipline
29) First I would like to get to know you
30) Good morning
31) Yeah
32) Yes
33) You son of a bitch!
34) But I hope you have enough room for my fist…
35) Excuse me I have a few more questions
36) How are you?
37) Get your mother please
38) I wanted to lay low
39) …you are mine now. You belong to me.
40) No deal
41) Remember go straight to the pay phone…
42) It doesn’t make any sense….
43) The girl. I’ve got to talk to her….
44) You want to fuck with me….you are a fuckin choirboy…
45) Stop whining
46) Stop it!

BONUS DIGITAL SKRATCH DJ TRACKS
47) Phone tone A
48) Phone tone B
49) Euro-dial tone
50) US dial tone
51) Busy signal
52) Modem dialing Internet log on
53) "With all the troubles in my life"
54) "Crack Your Fuckin Head"
55) Lo-fi prank call bonus track

DJ T-Rock
Hip Hop Sundae — CD

DJ T-Rocks' Hip-Hop Sundae mix cd will appeal to those who loved Brainfreeze, Product Placement and Uneasy Listening. T-Rock serves up a healthy serving of hip-hop, soul and rock with some turntablism sprinkled on top. Alkaholics and Gang Starr to Joan Jett and Jimi Hendrix to Otis Redding and James Brown get mixed, blended, cut and scratched into this funky recipe. Hip-Hop Sundae is the must have cd to stay cool this summer. Total Running Time - 61 minutes and 58 seconds.

DJ Quest
Mutation Mann — CD
(Reverse Techniques/2003)

Six tracks, IDs every ten minutes. Very limited edition pressing. Under the alias Mutation Mann, DJ Quest has released (in our opinion) the best album of the 2003 to date! It is an amazing and unique type of Mix-CD meets Scratch-CD, aptly described by its maker as "hardcore thumpin hip-hop electro dark underground smooth breakbeat type shit with flavor." Exactly! It is a must-have for real hip hop fans, fans of mix-CDs, and of course
skratch fanatics. Listening to it, as we have repeatedly, proves why so many rightly consider Quest the best (albeit underrated) DJ in the world. Apparently the Live Human/Space Travelers DJ took all of the music off of a ton of break records. And if you listen closely you can trace each beat and sound back to its respective battle record.

Fingerbangerz
Vi-R-Us — CD

Finger Bangerz spent two long years making this incredible album which is a masterpiece. Besides the San Jose six-member crew's collective talents there are also cameos from Vin Roc, Shortkut, and Crown City Rockers' emcee Rashan Ahmad.

TRACKING

01. Unheard Of
02. The Dawning
03. Who's Got It?
04. A Scorpio's Tale
05. Soul in Love
06. 1920's feat. Vinroc
07. Lesson Unlearned feat. Illtraxx
08. Listen
09. Street Dreams
10. Cheap Cologne
11. Chinese Spare Ribs
12. Emancipation feat. Shortkut
13. Level 3
14. Recognize
15. Rewind feat. Raashan Ahmad Morris

Livehuman
Breakseven — Vinyl LP

Livehuman's brilliant and unique break record Breakseven is a must-have for all DJs, turntablists, and producers. Produced by DJ Quest with all original organic sounds by percussionist Albert Mathias and bassist Andrew Kushin it features great grooves to scratch to, beats for juggles, plus various instrument sounds. Nineteen tracks including two lock grooves. But what makes this release even more unique is that it is also a tool for a future Livehuman album (to be released as a Japanese import. bonus to a DVD) with remixes by other artists. All tracks will be made exclusively from this record by such artists as Shing02, DJ Spair, Teeko, and the HipHopSlam DJs.