Posts Tagged ‘Music’

Download your FREE Michael Jackson acapella archive here! | courtesy HHIR

Hip Hop Is Read is one of my favorite blogspots to check up on whats new in hip hop. But not only that, the dude Ivan who runs it has an Original Samples section that blows my socks off. Just check it check it out for your self fool!!

But right now I’m sharing with you what I found on there recently. A huge set of Michael Jackson Acapellas archives. Below is the full list that you can download from Ivan’s Hip Hop is Read Blogspot.

Download it FREE here: http://hiphopisread.blogspot.com/2009/07/michael-jackson-acapella-archive.html

What would you use any of these MJ acapellas for? My Mind wants to know…

New Podcast by DJ Demon “They Reminisce 012″ FREE Download

San Diego Hip Hop Icon DJ Demon puts out another podcast

“They Reminisce 012″.

The Playlist is as follows:
Yvette Michele – I’m Not Feeling You (Reggae Remix)
Supercat – Ghetto Red Hot (Hip Hop Remix)
DJ JS1 ft. KRS-One & Rahzel – Essentials
Missing Linx – M.I.A.
Rufus Blaq – Outta Sight
Daddy-) – Flowin’ in File
The Goats – Typical American
SKillz – Off the Wall
Aceyalone – The Guidelines 94

Listen Now and Download FREE  DJ Demon Podcast – The Reminisce 012

Free Download: Oakland CA’s BOSSASAURUS | featuring cuts by DJ H.O.P. (Hooked on Phonos)

Dec. 25th Oakland based electronic beat producers Bossasaurus released their new Mixtape “Shove These Fossils Up Your Magnificent Creationist Ass”. The band consists of 4 music makers each with a wilder name than the last. There’s Egon Brainparts, Negatron Johnson, Captain “The Big Blesser” Claws and DJ HOP(Hooked on Phono). After you download the mixtape don’t miss these – Intro by DJ H.O.P., Wu Tang – Daytona 500/Shimmy Shimmy Ya(Bossasaurus Remix) is my favorite and the type of song that gets you caught up in the moment and a few minutes feels like a few hours, Bossasaurus – Moonlit Trees, Bekay – I Am(Having Sex with Lizards) is the bands anthem where every word coming from the MC’s mouth is as real to himself as he can be. Hip Hop has always been an outlet to overcome their trials and tribulations, and 4 Goodie MOB – Soul Food(Bossasaurus Remix). Aesop Rock, Murs, Immortal Technique, A Tribe Called Quest are a few of the other featured MC’s.

Bossasaurus describes their music as “thousands of heavily manipulated micro-samples and dozens of vintage analog synths”.

Listen to and download the full length album at http://bossasaurus.bandcamp.com

Follow Bossasaurus  on http://www.myspace.com/bossasaurus http://bossasaurus.com/

Update Feb 19, 2010: Interview with Bossasaurus in the SF Weekly

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Free Download: DJ DEMON presents | Going Back to Cali | B.I.G.G.I.E. lyrics remixed to west coast beats | Mixtape

You’ve heard the rest, now it’s time  to own the very best Notorious B.I.G. Remix Album Mixtape of all time “Going Back to Cali” by DJ DEMON. I highly recommend this album for all true hip hop heads. Learn more about DJ DEMON at http://giantsarise.com/artists/demon/

“Going Back to Cali” gets – Five Minds – Guaranteed to play in your Heavy Rotation!

Listen here or Download it FREE

DJ DEMON | Going Back to Cali

Tack list:

• Intro
• Going Back To Hyphy
• Kaution: Contents Juicy
• Struggle Don’t Wait
• Who Shot Ya Wit Da Bang Bang
• Party Wit Da Likwit
• What U See Is What U Funk
• Suicidal Gangsta’s
• 10 Sherm Commandments
• I Got 5 Wrong
• St. Ides 40 Break
• All About The Benji’s
• Kick In The Gold
• I Love It When You Call
• Me Kalifornia
• I Got A Freaky Story To Tale

The moment I became a lifetime Hip Hop felon… I mean fan. (And 1979 in Rap History)

I was raised on Hip Hop. Well, my family didn’t raise me on Hip Hop, Hip Hop raised me. It started way back, in history (1987 5th grade)  when an older friend of mine played me an album called Escape, by Whodini (circa 1984)

The first time I heard rap music, It was 1987 in 5th grade

My Hip Hop History began the moment I heard the songs “Five Minutes of Funk”, “The Freaks Come Out at Night”, “Friends”, and “Rumors”, I was hooked. Lock me up and throw away the key because I was to become a lifetime Rap and Hip Hop felon… I mean fan. But I may get into that in future posts.

I want to bring you moments in history that shaped Rap and Hip Hop. My source is from  article

The History of Hip-Hop

Hip-Hop Timeline: 1979 – 1988

by Henry Adaso at about.com.

Let’s start with the year 1979……………………

• Grandmaster Flash forms one of the most influential rap groups ever, The Furious 5: Grandmaster Flash (Joseph Saddler), Melle Mel (Melvin Glover), Kidd Creole (Nathaniel Glover), Cowboy (Keith Wiggins), Raheim (Guy Williams), and Mr. Ness (Eddie Morris).
• Around the same time, another great rap crew – The Cold Crush Four – was formed, comprising of Charlie Chase, Tony Tone, Grand Master Caz, Easy Ad, JDL, and Almighty KG.
• The first rap record by a non-rap group “King Tim III” is recorded by the Fatback Band.
• Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” would go on to become the first known rap hit, reaching #36 on Billboard.
• Various obscure rap singles were also released: Grandmaster Flash & The Furious 5’s “Super-rappin” and Spoonie Gee’s “Spoonin’ Rap” both on Enjoy Records, Kurtis Blow’s “Christmas Rappin” on Mercury Records, and Jimmy Spicer’s 13-minute long storytelling track “Adventures of Super Rhymes” on Dazz Records.
• Mr. Magic’s ‘Rap Attack’ becomes the first hip-hop radio show on WHBI.

I will be posting more of “The History of Hip Hop” 1979-1988 in future posts.