1. Moodymann – Don’t you want my love
2. Stu Phillips – Knight Rider Theme
3. Price Is Right – Game Show
4. Joe Hisaishi – Summer
5. Sinn Sisamouth – Mou Pei Na
6. Whirlpool Productions – Ja
7. Charles Mingus – Moanin’
8. Pomomofo – Whitehorse
9. Roy Ayers – The Memory
10. Alan Braxe – Intro
11. Paperclip People – Throw
oldies i’ve enjoyed. in the media playa on your right soonish.
Back when I about 14 years old, I was introduced to the BIG by this crazy cassette, given by a friend who recently passed away. RIP.
The tape is mixed by the great Kool Herc, stems from around 1996 and is crispy as a cassette should be. Of course, a side A and B. Enjoy.
Download:
Side A (Save as)
Side B (Save as)
Disco, disco…. Okayyy!
Found this on a shelf: a tape with 70s & 80s disco’s, packaged in a fun loving mix of just 24 tracks. Features: Johnny Copeland, Fonda Rae, Goldie Alexander, and many many moreee.
Perfect for the summer and for the funlovingkindofdiscoappreciating person. I know that’s youuuu!
Listen to a snippet (zshare) here: Ralph McDonald – Dyscolypse
Download the whole thing here: Save as
Tracklist after the JUMP!
Marvin, my hubby. Here’s a 90min birthday tribute from DJ Spinna to the late Gaye, packed with b-sides, alternative takes, rare tracks. Gotta love Spinna.
(related post: DJ Spinna x Quincy Jones tribute mix)
‘‘all [marvin] wanted was simple domestic happiness, but at the same time he did all he could to undermine that happiness.’
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these songs were lost and now found
1. theophilus london – i want you (marvin gaye cover)
2. pac div – rollin (ft. ty$)
3. gangstarr – ex to the next girl
4. scritti polliti – tinseltown to the boogiedown (pete rock remix)
5. erykah badu – fall in love
6. ashanti – foolish
7. klein & mbo – wonderful
8. alicia myers – thank you for loving me
9. fonda rae – over like a fat rat
10. crystal castles – celestica
11. flying lotus – Mmmhmm
Download ZIP file here (SAVE AS)
‘…to want me.’ If you haven’t yet, peep the new theo mixtape. Just makin’ sure.
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The Washington Post celebrated [808 & Heartbreaks]’s cultural themes and emotional honesty, calling it “an information-age masterpiece about falling into the depths of loneliness while a nation of millions checks your blog for updates,” and anointed it “the best album released [in 2008].”
“[He’s] given us an extremely intriguing, sporadically gripping, undeniably fearless and altogether unexpected piece of his troubled soul.” Chicago Sun-Times
Here is the Music Player. You need to installl flash player to show this cool thing!
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