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Monday, December 2, 2013

@DJLEGGS "Jive Rythym Trax, More Jive Rythym Trax & Scratch Trax": Complete Collection

A Great collection from my vault, I have to admit. Up till very recently I did not know a whole slew of these tracks ever existed. I was always familiar with the Willesden Dodgers famous 122 BPM of course, Gunsmoke Breakout, The President Record and maybe one other. I never owned the complete vinyl collections growing up, Just maybe a one-off reissure of the 122 BMP On a single(Most common one)so I did not know there was 3 compilation albums of Various BPM Cuts put out both in 82 and 83. "Jive, More Jive & Scratch Trax" These are absolutely great for all enthusiastic DJ's everywhere, if you don't got em all' you need em all. Here they are. My Favs of course are the 122 (Again that most common one), and the 116 BPM (I) but they are all dope. Some of them more electro/Hip Hop than others which seem more Ambient or Breakbeat-ish. Great instrumental tracks. If you recall the "Willesden Dodgers" they were actually a three man team from The UK Who were a famous Breakdance crew out there and subsequently made records as well. Included here in this edition is 101, 118, 99, 102, 116, 114, 120, 122 and more (All from the first three Jive compilations). The Order of releases are "Jive Rythym Trax 1982, More Jive Rythym Trax 1982, and then Jive Rythym Stratch Trax dropping in 1983. Each containing about 6-10 songs each. Plus a few of those other regularly named singles off of the later release album "1st Base" from 1986 including Gunsmoke breakout, Not this President, Zero-G, Breakin-Out. You may want to check that album out too. When you get a shot. Back to the BPM's though; This is instrumental city for you DJ's, definately a must have with endless possibilities. Enjoy from ya Boy DJ LEGGS

Download The Entire Crate of All compliations: DJ Leggs Jive & More Jive Rythym Trax & Jive Scratch Trax Collection (Complete)





Sneak Peak of a few joints in this edition.





Saturday, December 24, 2011

LIVE OLDSCHOOL TAPE: Slick Rick, Doug E Fresh, DJ Holiday, Mike C, Rob Base, Devasatin 3 - Lincoln Projects 1984

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Heres another goodie this time Side A. Slick Rick makes one of his very first live recorded appearances, accompanied by Right hand man Doug Fresh he performs La-di-Da-di & Treat her Like a prostitute from what I suspect as one of the first times live...since it is 1984 thats gives a clue of such an idea. Also theres an MC Showdown with all star Mcs Rhyming Over Donald D's "Dons Groove" Later on in the tape. Doug fresh and the get fresh crew do their thing, Theres a lot of beat boxing. Rob base comes on for one of the first time & rocks out. Side B Has Mighty Mike C From the fearless four solo rocking rhymes from Rockin It, Fearless Freestyle, Problems of the world, some Baby Rhymes & Something Exclusive "Strawberry cream" And DJ Holiday Is On The Cuts. All At Lincoln Projects 1984. This is areally dope full tape Both Sides.

Download:

Side A: http://www.mediafire.com/?4lkbmd4at3xbabp

Side B: http://www.mediafire.com/?7p79u3e09c2y99m