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Filed under: download. | Tags: dj mix, mixtapes, mp3, we make it good, xxxchange
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XXXchange brings you a 43 minute mix of his favorite film scores. This mix has now been added to my favorite DJ mixes and roadtrip tapes. Pleasant and different. Makes me want to take an epic trip or play Golden Eye or something. via the folks from We Make it Good.
TRACKLISTING:
1. Lattice of Coincidence/Acid intro (Repo Man 1984)
2. Kenny Rogers & the First Edition – Just Dropped in(to See What Condition My Condition Was in)
featured prominently in 1998’s “The Big Lebowski,” where the Coen brothers made a music video of sorts out of it.
3. Isaac Hayes -Three Tough Guys (End Theme)
“Three Tough Guys Original” Soundtrack (1974)
4. Henry Mancini - Police Woman (theme)
This is the theme music for a television show of the same name which aired from 1974-1978 and later inspired the hit show “Charlie’s Angels”
5. The Rolling Stones - Gimmie Shelter
Usually featured at least once in every Martin Scorcese movie ever made, as many as three times in “the Departed?” (2006)
6. Ben Charest – Bellville Rendezvous
this is the main theme for “les Triplettes of Bellville” (2003) one of my personal favorite movies as the two main themes are A.Music created with household objects and B.Cycling
7. Tangerine Dream – Love on a Real Train
Most memorably featured in 1983’s “Risky Business” but also appeared recently in “the Squid and the Whale” (2005)
8. (reprise) London Symphony Orchestra – Gimmie Shelter
9. Harry Belafonte – “Day-o”
featured along with another excellent Belafonte cut “Jump in the Line” in Tim Burton’s “BeetleJuice” (1988)
10. Daniel Johnston - Mountain Dew
From the 2005 documentary “The Devil In Daniel Johnston”
11. Mohammed Rafi – Jaan Pehechan-Ho
from the classic 1966 Bollywood musical “Gumnaam,” also featured with this footage from the original movie in the opening sequence of “Ghost World” in 2001.
12. George Baker – Little Green Bag
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
13. The Plugz – El Clavo y la Cruz
Repo Man (1984)
14. John Wayne interlude (Repo Man 1984)
15. Curtis Mayfield - “Short Eyes/ Free Free Free”
“Short Eyes” Original Soundtrack (1977)
16. “Blush Response” Interlude (Bladerunner 1982)
17. Peter Gabriel “In Your Eyes”
Prominently featured in 1989’s “Say Anything,” where John Cusak plays this song for some lady, then later, does sex to her in the back of a car.
*18. Vangelis – Blush Response *
Bladerunner original soundtrack (1982)
19. Jan Hammer – Crockett’s Theme
Originally Composed by Mr. Hammer for the tv series “Miami Vice” in 1987
20. Air – Alone in Kyoto
I suspect this was actually composed for the 2003 Sofia Coppola film “Lost in Translation,” then later released on their 2004 “Talkie Walkie” LP. been wrong before though!
21. “Bill Murray” interlude
(coffe and cigarettes)
22. The GreeneHornes ft. Holly Golightly – There is an End
I felt obligated to include at least one song from a Jim Jarmush Movie on this mix. “I Put a Spell On You” (stranger than Paradise) seemed like it might be too obvious so I chose, instead this wonderful song from “Broken Flowers” (2005)
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This one’s pretty essential, a half-hour Miami bass radio set by the one and only DJ Shadow. He did this for the Radio 1 Evening Sessions program, hosted by Steve Lamacq, I believe. You get a nice intro to the Miami sound, which is normally associated with genres that came later like ghettohouse and funk carioca into the booty category. Shadow’s set should remind us all how Miami bass has its roots in hip-hop, fitting considering Shadow is one of the most respected and talented names in the game. You’ll notice lots of scratching, real raps (not repetitive samples like ghettohouse, say) and that trademark filthiness that set rap free to be as nasty as it wanted to be. There’s also the higher tempo and sustained kicks, for those looking to get a blueprint for the sound.
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TRACKLISTING:
01. Pase Rock “Get Money Kids”
02. 50 Cent “I Get Money (Catch On 45)”
03. Trap House “Step Into”
04. Bad Yard Club “In De Ghetto (GrandTheft Remix)”
05. Dukeyman “Shine”
06. DJ Sega “Everybody Handz Up”
07. Machines Don’t Care “Juggs”
08. Mr Vegas “Round Of Applause”
09. Moby “I Love To Move In Here (Crookers Bass In Here Mix)”
10. Nacho Lovers “Acid Life”
11. Jamie Anderson and Content “Body Jackin”
12. DJ Big Red “Jakybodi”
13. DJ Will Roc “Replay Again”
14. Loco Dice “Pimp Jackson Is Talking Now!!!”
15. Lil Bo Tweak “K Rizzle”
16. 2 Bad Mice “Hold It Down”
17. Bassbin Twins “Woppa”
18. Loefah “It’s Yours”
19. Big Tuck “Not A Stain On Me”
20. Busta Rhymes “I Got Bass”
via Trash Menagerie… check the Q&A and annotated tracklist there too.
Filed under: download. | Tags: the Rub, mp3, dj mix, dj ayres, michael jackson
The Rub’s DJ Ayres brings us this Michael Jackson Mix.
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via the Fader blog:
It’s easy to make jokes about MJ, but he has made some of the best songs basically ever, even up through the weird later period of his career when he had to hide his face in videos and maybe made a deal with a Sultan somewhere or something like that. DJ Ayres doesn’t want us to forget, so he put together this chronological mix that you can download for 0 dollars and 0 cents [above].
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Got this off the Cratedigger’s board by Sebastian Function. It’s that heat for the summer. Download and enjoy.
SEBASTIAN’S FUNCTION MIX - MAY 2008
Johnny Pate - You Can’t Even Walk In The Park - ABC SPAIN
Fantastic Cousin’s - Come Down Junkie - E. LEONARD
Transfer - Nothing - GREENBACK
Larry Dixon - Don’t It Make You Dance - LAD
Frank Eddie - Forever - INSYNC
Jesse Mitchell - It Could Have Been Different - JDM (12″)
Crack Of Dawn - How Many Times - DBA (12″)
Moses Smith - Come On, Let Me Love You - COTILLION
Mighty Lovers - Ain’t Gonna Run No More - SOULHAWK
Tony Clarke - Ghetto Man - CHICORY
Kings Go Forth - One Day - MR. C’s
Freddie North - (I’ve Got To) Hold Back - A-BET
Ernie Johnson - Big Man Cry - STEPH AND LEE
Dynamos - You Can Do It By Yourself - DYNAMO
Jewel - Paradise - JEWEL PRODUCTIONS
Larry Wedgeworth And Clique - No More Games - GROOVEHALL
Henderson And Whitfield - Dancin’ To The Beat - PARK PLACE (12″)
Webster Lewis - Let Me Be The One - EPIC
Bileo - You Can Win - M.T.U. / WATTS CITY
Royale - I Want Your Body - SMS
Al Hudson & The Soul Partners - Trying To Prove My Love - ABC (LP)
Them Two - Am I A Good Man - DEEP CITY
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TRACKLISTING:
Z-Trip - About Faces
Heatwave - Tambouriddim
The 45 King - 900 Numbers
Raggasonic - À l’Ancienne
Blacksheep - Have U.N.E. Pull
Dizzee Rascal - Pussy’Ole (Instrumental)
Demon - Riddim In The Park feat. Mr. Vegas & Italee
K-os - The Man I Used To Be
The Streets - Don’t Mug Yourself (Big$hot Remix - Ghis slow edit)
Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince - Hip-Hop Dancer’s Theme
Pole - Winkelstreben (Ghislain Poirier Remix)
Krys - Hey selecta
Supa Dups - Kopa Riddim
Kardinal Offishall & Akon – Kill The Dance
Thunderheist - Bubblegum (Ghislain Poirier Remix)
Freestylers - Ruffneck feat. Navigator
Kid Unknown - Nightmare
Razor X - Problem Version
Ghislain Poirier - Blazin (Modeselektor Remix)
Alison Hinds - Soca Nation (Ghislain Poirier Remix)
KMC - Take Over (Ghislain Poirier Remix)
Dawg E. Slaughter - Bounce
Bonjay - Gimme Gimme
60Hz - A.Montana Riddim
Mr. Oizo - $tunt$ (Flying Lotus Remix)
Hudson Mohawke - (untitled)
Lady Sovereign - Fiddle With The Volume (Ghislain Poirier rmx)
Hudson Mohawke - Spotted
Dabrye - The Stand
Bassnectar - Bomb The Blocks feat. Persia (Ghislain Poirier rmx)
via 15minutestolive.
via rockthedub:
45 King Vs. Wale “P-Y-R-A-M-I-D (Sammy Bananas Remix)“: Remember when I told you that after the Ghostface Killah Remix EP from Scion A/V that there’d be more to come? Enter The 45 King. If you aren’t up on him and his history to the game (from “The 900 Number” to “Stan”), go do your homework. In any case, this track, which I’m giving to you for free, comes from a dope EP that molds old school with new school, from the beats to the rhymes, and is a dope treat for those who are trying to get crunk in the club.
Wale and 45 King link up on 3 cuts here, and each gets the remix treatment. They kick things off with “Roof”, which has Wale going in hard over some smooth guitar loop and a fat, ‘95-feeling bassline. Those basketball references are dope, too. The Rub’s DJ Ayers takes the 90PM beat to about 111BPM, and infuses that D.C. Go-Go party vibe that Wale is known for in his native city. Perfect Saturday afternoon cut. This is followed by “Strings”, which is just that: a too-tight string section is weaved right atop some hard, crisp drums. Wale sure knows how to coast over these head-nodders, eh? Inflagranti kicks this one into a heavier dance cut, complete with a nasty bass and some wild guitar riffs for Wale’s ‘ruthless’ boasting to murder. We let Wale seckle for a bit, and Pase Rock picks up the mic to revisit “The 900 Number” with a 2K8 version of this classic track. The beat is kept pretty much intact, if nothing it has a 2008 glow over it, and Pase keeps the old-school vibe in tact on the mic. Internets favorite Eli Esocbar takes the reigns for the rmx of this banger, giving the sax sample an electro injection, funking up this anthem for the nightclub. If you aren’t vibing to this one, you’re dead. Last, but certainly not least, “P-Y-R-A-M-I-D” has that vintage feel with the loops, with what sounds like at least two or 3 samples creating a new school funk band right in your headphones. I can feel my jeans getting a hair tighter, and randomly, an Africa medallion was around my neck! Sammy Bananas closes this one out with a flip of the script, keeping this one straight in the future, with freaky electro bleeps and a pulsating kick keeping the party runnin’.
It’s good to hear Hip-Hop remixed well by capable DJs and producers. It’s also good to know that someone as skilled as the 45 King can still churn out some bangers when he wants to. Hit up this link for audio and more info on this ill EP.
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“This mix is unique for me. After all these years and all the mixes I’ve done, this is the first mix that’s actually representative of what I do in a club. As much as the “How To Cut & Paste” mixes represent my style, the fabric mix is the first time you’ll hear what I sound like in a club, as opposed to me sitting at home in my bedroom fiddling around with tiny pieces of music. It’s music you can dance to.” - DJ Yoda
TRACKLISTING:
01 The Thunderclaps – Judgement Day (Donkey Work Re-Edit) – Ejectorseat
02 Violent Femmes – Blister In The Sun – Slash Records
03 Skibadee – Tika Toc – Ahead Of The Game
04 Handsome Boy Modeling School – Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II) – Tommy Boy
05 Ice Cube – Jackin’ For Beats – Priority
06 Ghost – It’s All Love – Breakin’ Bread
07 Jurassic 5 – Swing Set – Interscope Geffen
08 The Hot 8 Brass Band – Sexual Healing – Tru Thoughts
09 D Nice – Crumbs On The Table – Zomba
10 Gang Starr – Just To Get A Rep – Virgin
11 Jean Jacques Perry – EVA – Vanguard
** DJ Yoda & Herve – Bonus Beats – DJ Yoda
12 The Chemical Brothers – Salmon Dance – Virgin
13 The Coral – In The Morning – Deltasonic
14 Bell Biv Devoe – Poison – MCA
** Tittsworth – Bonus Beats - Tittsworth
15 Run DMC – It’s Tricky – Arista
16 Salt N Pepa – Push It – Island Def Jam
** Scottie B - Bonus Beats
17 DJ Class – Tear Da Club Up – Unruly
18 Bonde Do Role – Marina Gasolina – Domino
19 Minnie Ripperton – Lovin’ You – Capitol
** Bamabounce Bonus Beats
20 Collie Buddz – Come Around – SonyBMG
21 DJ Yoda Ft. Sway – Chatterbox – Antidote
22 Adam F – Circles – EMI
23 DJ Zinc – Super Sharp Shooter – BMG
24 Wiley – Gangsters – Big Dada
** Skream – Make Me – Tempa
25 Lord Kitchener – London Is The Place For Me – Honest Jons
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Filed under: listen. | Tags: electro, pase rock, dj mix, dj mehdi, ttc, orgasmic, dj ayres
Scion AV has joined together with preemtiv.com to bring you full and free tracks of a Ghostface Killah remix album with DJ Mehdi, Orgasmic of TTC and more AND a 45 King album featuring DJ Ayres, Pase Rock and more. Expect electro dance happiness.
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Pase Rock reminisces about being in Five Deez, meeting Ayers and Cosmo Baker, and making this mix. He got one of my all time favorite feel good tracks by Hall & Oates on here. Amazing. Read the full post on the fully fitted blog.
This mix is a live mix (vinyl, pre-Serato) I recorded at Boom Bip’s house in LA summer of 2003. My instructions were to make a mix to represent our influences etc. so there’s two Prince songs and two De La Soul songs. I started off mellow with some sunshine related classics cuz it was crazy sunny that day, and I was in love. I think. We were also probably smoking a lot of weed that day. It goes up in tempo toward the middle and ends up kinda housey. I overdubbed some scratches at one point and I think edited some songs down for length purposes. I even threw a new (at the time) Boom Bip track in there at the end.
TRACKLIST:
Roy Ayers- Everybody Love The Sunshine
Jackson 5 - Ain’t No Sunshine (SSY remix)
Donald Byrd - Steppin’ Into Tomorrow (Madlib remix)
Stevie Wonder - Golden Lady
Leroy Hutson - Lucky Fellow
Prince - I Wanna Be Your Lover
Hall & Oates - I Can’t Go For That
De La Soul - Say No Go
Stetsasonic - Talkin All That Jazz (Torti’s Disco edit)
Erykah Badu - Bag Lady (Basement Boys remix)
Nina Simone - See Line Woman (Kerri Chandler & Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Smith & Mighty - Same (Ashley Beedle remix)
Beyonce - Crazy In Love (Maurice Fulton remix)
Chaka Khan (De La Soul) - All Good (Can 7 remix)
Prince - Raspberry Beret
Five Deez - Funky (Raspberry Beret MASH UP!)
Boom Bip - We Are Here? (bonus track.)
