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🎤 From its roots in Bronx block parties to the formidable beats of gangsta rap, hip hop's journey has been as diverse as it's been revolutionary.  Slide into "Air Tight Episode 72: Hip Hop turns 50 Pt. 2" as we trace the audacious evolution of this global phenomenon. 🌍

The Alex takes us on a rhythmic odyssey, exploring tracks that capture the spirit, rebellion, and unapologetic essence of hip-hop's evolution.  Feel the powerful declarations of The Last Poets, get down with DJ Kool Herc, and cruise through the streets with Lil' Kim. As we transition from Afrika Bambaataa's electrifying "Planet Rock" to the defiant anthems of LL Cool J, witness the rise of a genre that shifted from storytelling and pride to raw narratives and urban tales.

It's not just music; it's a testament to five decades of culture, passion, and the voices that demanded to be heard.  This episode promises a mix of old-school vibes, iconic tracks, and the rich tapestry of hip-hop's transformative years.

🎧 Ready to ride this wave of legacy? Tune into Greencoastradio.com and let the beats narrate the saga!

🎵 Want to feel the pulse of hip-hop's heart? Dive deep into its transformative years with The Alex! Tap ▶️ and let the legends guide you.  #TurnItUp

 

Air Tight #72 Hip Hop Turns 50 Pt. 2

The Last Poets - When the Revolution Comes

Just-ice & KRS One - Going Way Back

DJ Koo Hurc - No Disrespect

Kool Krush Brothers - Thought So

Ms. Lauran Hill - Every Ghetto, Every City

Spoonie Gee - New Rap Language

Kool Moe Dee - Wild Wild West

LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock you Out

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde - Genius Rap

Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock

Lil’ Kim - Lighters Up

Run D.M.C. - My Adidas

 

🎤 Celebrate half a century of beats, bars, and boundary-breaking with "Air Tight #71: Hip-Hop Turns 50 Pt. 1!"  🎉 Break into an iconic collection that pays homage to the game-changers of the hip-hop world.  Curated by The Alex, this isn't just a trip down memory lane; it's a journey through the tracks that defined generations, the anthems he grew up with, and the beats that never get old.

From the pioneers like Sugar Hill Gang and Funky 4+1 to trailblazers like Missy Elliott and Jay-Z, this episode guarantees a nostalgic ride.  Remember the days of "Rapper's Delight" or groove to "Big Pimpin'" - every track is a piece of hip-hop history!

🔥 Get ready to bob your head, reminisce on the golden days, and appreciate the roots of rap culture.  Whether you're a lifelong hip-hop fan or new to the genre, this is one sonic experience you don't want to miss.

🎧 Plug in and turn up the volume at Greencoastradio.com. Because when hip-hop turns 50, we celebrate in style! Hit play, and let the legacy live on!

🎵 Ready for a lyrical journey? Dive into the tracks that built hip-hop!  Tap to play ▶️ and relive the moments that made music history. #FeelTheBeat

 

Air Tight #71 Hip-Hop Turns 50 Pt. 1

Sugar Hill Gang - Rappers Delight

Funky 4+1 - That’s the Joint

Call Me D-Nice - D-Nice

MC Lyte - Cha Cha Cha

Music - Erick Sermon

Big Daddy Kane - Warm it up Kane

Queen Latifa - No/Yes

Biz Markie - Vapors

Jay-Z  - Big Pimpin’

Salt-n-Pepper - Shoop

Busta Rhymes - Put your hands where my eyes could see

Grandmaster Flash - The Message

Missy Eliott & Mary J. Blige - My Struggles

Young MC.- Bust-A-Move

Public Enemy - Don’t Believe the Hype

Bahamadia - Uknowhowwedu 

Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five

Episode 9 is an artist review on the Hip-Hop group 3rd Bass! I will be going through the careers of the three members and how they came together to form one of the illest groups of the Golden Era of Hip-Hop.

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On this weeks episode we count down the top 10 Hip-Hop albums from 1988. One of the best years in Hip-Hop part of the golden era, these albums are classics that stand the test of time.

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Aquí tienes el Show de BLACKCORB DAY HIP HOP RADIO Barcelona , Uno de los shows mas escuchaods de ESPAÑA , referente del hip hop radio desde 1992.

Tendremos la sección TOP JYMY con novedades , nacionales e internacionales y el REMEMBER CLASSIC especial al pionero KOOL MOE DEE.

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 Dans cet épisode nous revenons sur l'année 1996, l'une des années les  plus prolifiques en terme de sorti d'album hip-hop tant au niveau de la  qualité qu'au niveau de la quantité. 

- Quels sont les meilleurs albums?

- Quel artistes émergent cette année là?

- Est-ce la meilleure année de l'histoire?

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Paroles Veritables Podcast, le podcast qui traite de la Musique, Culture et Lifestyle. 

Par des passionnés, pour des passionnés.   

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1. Mica Paris - I Should've Known Better
2. Bilal - Reminisce
3. Jamiroquai - Black Capricorn Day (Dilla Mix)
4. Gang Starr - Bad News
5. Masta Ace & Marco Polo - Sunken Place (Remix)
6. Mobb Deep - Burn
7. Showbiz & A.G. - Hold Ya Head
8. Showbiz & A.G. - Silence The Lambs (Remix)
9. Diamond D. - K.I.S.S.
10. Slum Village -Forth & Back
11. Floating Points - Love Me Like This (Nonsense Dub)
12. Dogg Pound - Cali Iz Active
13. Waajeed - Tron
14. Fill The Heart Shaped Cup - Triumph

After some studio issues and unfortunate delay I’m back up and running with part 2 of the Fresh Produce I dropped a while back….Mo Easy Mo Bee for you & yours…focusing on some of the later stuff in his catalog with some classic throwbacks tossed in for good measure, I stayed away from the obvious trying to go for the more unknown/unheard so if you’re wondering where’s all the Biggie stuff, Flava in ya Ear, Reprogram Remix, this is why…it’s a tribute not a “best of”…but I did leave some good ones out there for sure…stay tuned for episode 20 coming next, about to hit it hard now that I can function again!

01 – Gza– Words From The Genius
02 – Big Daddy Kane – That’s How I Did’em
03 – Wu-Tang Clan – Take It Back
04 – MC Eight & Dat Nigga Daz – Hit The Floor (Easy Mo Bee Remix)
05 – Ras Kass – Grindin’ ft. Bad Azz
06 – Lost Boyz – Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous (Easy Mo Bee Remix)
07 – Das Efx – Alright
08 – Alkaholiks – Likwidation
09 – Kurupt – Light Shit Up Ft. Buckshot
10 – Krumb Snatcha Mobsters – What’s Life
11 – Guru – Soul
12 – 2Pac – So Many Tears Ft. Stretch (Easy Mo Bee Unreleased Mix)
13 – Marley Marl Ft. Solo – Spazz
14 – Lady Of Rage – Breakdown
15 – Doug E Fresh – It’s On
16 – Queen Latifah – Elements I’m Among
17 – Das Efx – 40 & A Blunt
18 – Big Daddy Kane – Rest In Peace
19 – Gza – Feel The Pain
20 – Miles Davis – The Doo Bop Song Ft. Rappin’ Is Fundamental

Here’s a classic from the archives, a mix I made in conjunction with LA based Hip Hop Philosophy Radio a few years back. There was a time similar to Hip-House where every album had a song either dedicated to the DJ of the group and/or a DJ solo piece. This trend stopped sometime in the 90’s but a lot of these joints get missed or overlooked when it comes to Old School Hip-Hop…here’a a sonic ‘tip of the cap’ to all the DJ’s who have inspired me and many others, JMJ was definitely one of the first ones for me, that’s why he’s on the cover R.I.P...
01 - Old School Throwdown - X-Ecutioners
02 - Deep Concentration/Premier and the Guru - Gang Starr
03 – Never Scared – Eric B.
04 – DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince Medley
05 - The Butcher Shop - Kool G Rap
06 - Cool V's Tribute to Scratching - Biz Markie
07 - Do it Do it - The Alliance
08 – Prince Paul/Stetsasonic Medley
09 - Put It 2 Music/Make It Funky - Audio Two
10 - DJ K La Boss - EPMD
11 - He’s Incredible - T La Rock
12 - Darryl and Joe (Krush Groove 3) - Run DMC
13 - AJ Medley - Kurtis Blow
14 - Marley Marl Scratch - M.C. Shan
15 - I Declare War - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo
16 - DJ Swift Medley - King tee
17 – Maybe - Kings Of Swing
18 – Spinderella’s Not A Fella - Salt N Pepa
19 - The Supreme Diamond D - Ultimate Force
20 - Peanut Butter - Wrecks N Effect
21 - Ooh Child - Nice And Smooth
22 - Terminator X Medley - Public Enemy
23 – DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince – Medley

t’s been a minute but I’m back with another one this time dedicated to fast rap music. My favorite era in Hip-Hop was easily 88-92 because of the tempo of the music, how Rakim, G Rap or Kane could spit so smoothly over a 115 BPM track. While I love a lot of new stuff these days, the vibe has definitely gotten slower and slower as time went on and not many are still flexin’ over some speed strictly 105 BPM & up for this one…here it is, get hype… appreciate the vibe!

TRACKLIST:
01 – Killa Sha – The Sharpest
02 – Core Rhythm & Zajazza - It’s Not Fair
03 – Dj Format & Phill Most Chill – Get Busy Music
04 – Maestro Fresh Wes – Conductin’ Thangs (Dub Mix)
05 – Yo-Yo – Make Way For The Motherload/Stompin ‘ To The 90’s
06 – 2 In A Room – Hype Stuff
07 – Eric B & Rakim – No Omega (Extended Remix)
08 – Slick Rick – King
09 – Ultramagnetic MC’s – Message From The Source (Basement Version)
10 – Coldcut – Say Kids (What Time Is It?)
11 - Leaders Of The New School – Can’t Get Any Harder
12 – Big Daddy Kane – Raw ‘91
13 – LL Cool J – It Gets No Rougher
14 – Sir Mix-A-Lot – I Checks My Bank
15 – Three Times Dope – Once More You Hear The Dope Stuff
16 – Yaggfu Front – Fruitless-Moot
17 – Larry Larr – Larry That’s What They Call Me
18 – D-Nice – D-Nice Rocks The House
19 – Sadat X – It’s A Demo
20 – Boogie Down Productions - Duck Down
21 – EPMD – Scratch Bring It Back (Part 2 Mic Doc)
22 – Nas – Everything Is Real
23 – Heavy D – You Can’t What I Can See
24 – N.W.A. Appetite For Destruction
25 – Kool G Rap & DJ Polo – Poison (Remix)
26 – Kings of Swing – Nod Ya Head To This
27 – Eric B & Rakim – Casualties of War (Smooth Mix)
28 – The Genius – Words From A Genius (Remix)
29 – Ll Cool J – Year of the Hip Hop
30 – Grand Puba – Fat Rat
31 – JVC Force – It’s A Force Thing (Remix)

This is my 14th podcast with special guest host Kwest Tha Madd Lad, a tribute to his cult classic LP “This is My First Album” released via American Recordings (Rick Rubin & Dan Charnas) in 1996. Aside from being a battle tested MC and one of the most original and unique personalities the golden era has ever produced, Kwest is just a good dude and humble hip-hop fan/scholar. We did this on a Friday night just vibin’ with some brews and trying to do something different. I’m not a big talker but I do want to start incorporating guests on my shows but not in a typical interview kind of way, so maybe we’re onto something with this one, at the end of the day we had fun so check the show featuring some classic material from Kwest himself along with true school treasures from Akbar, Wizdom Life, Grand Agent, YG’z, Ill Advised, Micranots, King Tee, Rok One, Shabaam Sahdeeq, L-Fudge, Milkbone, Walking Large, The Roots, Rah Godess, Ultramagnetic MC’s, Call O’ Da Wild, Da N’Credible Nigga Naquan, Truth Enola & Shadowz in the Dark. When you’re done make sure to go search for Kwest’s newest project S.P.I.T.R. (Smartest Person In The Room) out now via Mindbenda Recordings on Bandcamp and all streaming services.

Fresh Produce is a producer themed series focusing on some of my favorite producers and their work over the years. The first one is all about Paul aka Extra P aka Large Pro, a legend to say the least, I recently caught the Main Source reunion show in NYC and got motivated to do some research and pin down some of the best and less obvious Large Pro productions over the years and I was surprised by some of the things I found. Check the mix, featuring some early bangers from the likes of Nas, Main Source, The Don, Kool G Rap, Roxanne Shante, Apache, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Diamond, Powerule, Lord Finesse, Slick Rick, Brand New Heavies, The Jaz, Tragedy, Big L, Mobb Deep, Beastie Boys & Leaders of the New School. All tracks produced by Large Professor of course…Episode 13B (The Extra P Era) on deck and dropping soon…enjoy!

A special year end treat for the old heads, new heads & true heads…episode 12 is an all vinyl mix of classic freestyles from various radio shows and mixtapes, I bought these records for personal use because I wasn’t planning on putting another DJ’s promo on one of my mixtapes but at this point it’s nostalgia and I had this stack of records sitting around so I decided to put them to good use. It’s only right that I include the tracklist for this one to make sure proper credit is given to some of my favorite DJ’s and MC’s. This will wrap it up for 2018, enjoy the Holidays and I’ll be back in January to carry this thing on in 2019. Much love to the listeners, I’m still just getting started but the support so far has been appreciated!

01 – Big Scoob, Biggie, Tupac, Shyheim & Big Daddy Kane Live @ MSG (Mister Cee 1994)
02 – Channel Live (Awesome Two Freestyle 1996)
03 – Mad Skillz – (Stretch & Bobbito Freestyle 1994)
04 – Alkaholiks & Xzibit (Tech & Sway Freestyle 1996)
05 – Nas – (Trackmasters Freestyle 1996)
06 – Kool G Rap (Tony Touch Freestyle 1996)
07 – Group Home (Tony Touch Freestyle 1996)
08 – Finsta Bundy (Mister Cee Freestyle 1994)
09 – Cella Dwellas (DJ Enuff Freestyle 1995)
10 – Method Man & Ghostface (Stretch & Bobbito Freestyle 1994)
11 – Bahamadia, Q-Tip, Busta Rhymes & Phife (Cash Money Freestyle 1997)
12 – KRS-One (DJ Enuff Freestyle 1995)
13 – Biggie Smalls (Mister Cee Freestyle 1994)
14 – M.O.P. (Awesome Two Freestyle 1996)
15 – Jeru The Damaja & Afu Ra (Awesome Two Freestyle 1996)
16 – Treach (Doo Wop Freestyle 1996)
17 – Keith Murray, Kel Vicious & Redman (Doo Wop Freestyle 1995)
18 – The Roots (Cash Money Freestyle 1997)
19 – Rampage & Busta Rhymes (Awesome Two Freestyle 1996)
20 – Mobb Deep, Big Noyd (Doo Wop Freestyle 1995)
21 – Jadakiss (Funkmaster Flex Freestyle (1996)
22 – Refugee Camp (Funkmaster Flex Freestyle 1996)
23 – Onyx (Tony Touch Freestyle 1999)
24 - Busta Rhymes. Lord Have Mercy, Rampage, Lord Finesse, Fab 5 (Doo Wop Freestyle 1995)
25 – Tribe Called Quest, Black Thought & Pete Rock (Future Flavors Freestyle 1996)

Just a series of selections and blends showcasing a love for music. All live. One take. No editing. No concepts. No themes. Just an array of sounds from all points of the musical spectrum. Open minded rhythms for open minded people. Playlist: 1. Daylight - Dj King Most 2. Bonita Keeps Passin' Me By (Amerigo Gazaway Remix) - ATCQ/ Pharcyde 3. I Got Cha Opin Remix - Black Moon 4. Got Til' It's Gone - Janet Jackson feat Qtip 5. Paris, Tokyo - Lupe Fiasco 6. Think Back (Jazzy Jeff Remix) - Masta Ace 7. Detour - Emanon 8. Uno Amore (Jazzy Jeff Jeff Remix) - Nas 9. It Ain't Hard To Tell (Jazzy Jeff Remix) - Nas 10. Find A Way - ATCQ 11. Runnin' - Pharcyde 12. Award Tour - ATCQ 13. Bill The Top (Jazzy Jeff Remix) - Audio Two 14. Ms. Fat Booty - Mos Def 15. Dollatown (Jazzy Jeff Remix) - Black Moon 16. Hustle Knockin' (Jazzy Jeff Remix) - Jay Z 17. Kick The Door In (Jazz Jeff Remix) - Notorious B.I.G. 18. Cool Like Dat - Digable Planets 19. Jayou Remix - Jurassic 5 20. Helluva - Brotherhood Creed 21. Soul Clap - Showbiz & A.G. 22. Da Orchestra (Jazzy Jeff Remix) - Marly Marl ***VIEW LIVE SET HERE***: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3nNIPXoyTI&t=8s ***MORE MIXES HERE***: https://www.mixcloud.com/djconcise/ http://djconcise.podomatic.com Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/vibes-stuff-radio-dj-concise/id1405207363 ​***Social Tracking***: ​Instagram: deejay_concise Blog: https://djconcise.tumblr.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deejayconcise/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/concisedj/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/djconcise

On Episode 31 of Yaheard Radio we're playing some of the best new Hip Hop music, Golden Era remixes, Soul re-edits & Yaheard Alternative. Yaheard Radio broadcasts live weekly Tuesday mornings (late Monday nights) from 1am-3am Eastern Time on WVUD 91.3 FM out of the Perkins Student Center on the campus of The University Of Delaware. You can listen live at that time via www.wvud.org or on TuneIn and Shoutcast apps for your phone or tablet. Join our Facebook group: Yaheard Radio or follow us on Twitter @yahearddotcom Be sure to check us out at www.yaheard.com Tell a friend to tell a friend! Yaheard!!

Clas Sick B-Side Epic Mix 2003

I haven't done any mixes in a few months, but when I was listening to a "Jango" station for 90s Hip Hop & they kept playing Brand Nubian's "Try To Do Me"... Now I loved "Slow Down", "Love Me Or Leave Me Alone" & "Don't Let It Go To Your Head", but I wondered, "how many of their 'lesser' jams did I sleep on?"... This is the answer I got; a greatest hits mix of what they used to call Intelligent, Conscious or Knowledge Hip Hop... Hope you enjoy... 1. The Return - Brand Nubian 2. Word Is Bond - Brand Nubian 3. Hold On (Feat. Starr) - Brand Nubian 4. Check It Out (Feat. Mary J. Blige) - Grand Puba 5. Wake Up (Reprise In The Sunshine) - Brand Nubian 6. Allah U Akbar - Brand Nubian 7. I Like It (I Wanna Be Where You Are) - Grand Puba 8. Slow Down - Brand Nubian 9. Love Me Or Leave Me Alone - Brand Nubian 10. Amazing - Grand Puba 11. Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down - Brand Nubian 12. To The Right - Brand Nubian 13. Don't Let It Go To Your Head - Brand Nubian 14. All For One - Brand Nubian 15. The Travel Jam - Brand Nubian 16. 360 Degrees (SD50 Remix) - Grand Puba 17. Drop The Bomb - Brand Nubian 18. Let's Dance (Feat. Busta Rhymes) - Brand Nubian 19. Brand Nubian - Brand Nubian 20. Try To Do Me - Brand Nubian 21. That's How We Move It - Grand Puba 22. Lickshot - Grand Puba

Everyone talks about the greatest rappers ever, but always leave out some of the best. Yes 2Pac & Biggie were great, but what about the MCs that were doing it when most of these people arguing were in diapers? With this series of mixes, I hope to point out some of the forgotten or slept on greats like Scarface (V1) & BDK (V2)... 1. Smooth Operator - BDK 2. Taste Of Chocolate - BDK 3. Prince Of Darkness - BDK 4. Young, Gifted And Black - BDK 5. The Symphony Vol. 1 (BDK Verse) - Marly Marl 6. I'll Take You There - BDK 7. Word To The Mother (Land) - BDK 8. Mr. Pitiful - BDK 9. Long Live The Kane - BDK 10. Ain't No Half-Steppin' - BDK 11. The Lover In You - BDK 12. Mortal Combat - BDK 13. Rap Summary (Lean On Me)(Remix) - BDK 14. Cause I Can Do It Right - BDK 15. The Beef Is On - BDK 16. Raw - BDK 17. It's Hard Being The Kane - BDK 18. I Get The Job Done - BDK 19. Warm It Up, Kane - BDK 20. Nuff' Respect - BDK 21. Set It Off - BDK 22. The Wrath Of Kane - BDK 23. Ohh, Aah, Nah-Nah-Nah - BDK