
tpentz@hotmail.com's mixtape podcast
DJ Tucker posts fire mixtapes semi regularly. The podcast features a collection of mixtapes curated by the host.
Episodes

1999 オルタネイト
自分のために
先生、先生
そう、わかってるだろ
この気持ちを止められない
大胆な世代
取り憑かれて
紫の音楽
君には電話しない
夢中
君に触れたい
抗えない女
月光のレベル
それで君が幸せになるなら
膣
音を上げて

f u t u r e c r i t i c a l
This tape is a collection of vaporwave edits I’ve discovered while streaming Nightwave Plaza. I usually save any earworms, then every few months I sit down with Bandcamp, track down each song, and finally clear out the screenshots from my phone.
If you’re interested in more examples of vaporwave and its subgenres, check out Nightwave Plaza (https://plaza.one/), which is basically all I listen to

Hip House
I was inspired by Chris Read’s awesome Hip House mixes (https://www.mixcloud.com/chrisreadsubstance/classic-material-bonus-mix-2-hip-house-89/) and dug through my hard drive to put together one of my own, para la gente.
The Jacksons – Opening
C+C Music Factory – Here We Go (Rockin’ in ’91 Mix – Zelma Sings)
Neneh Cherry – Buffalo Stance (Nearly Neuebeat)
King Bee – Back by Dope Demand
Rob Base &

@snsmix appreciation tweet 7
Closing the book on this series with the seventh installment. In the first six, I went for bangers, earworms, personal favorites, and the tracks that were easiest to mix in and out of. What was left, I feared, were the skips and cast-asides. It turns out there’s no such thing in this folder of Skratch ’N Sniff (Malcolm Ryker and DJ Mike Czech) mashups I’ve had tucked away on my hard drive for the

懐古美・Kaikobi
This mixtape is a collection of vaporwave edits I’ve made over the last 6 months. During the pandemic, I discovered Vaporwave while working from home. As an '80s kid, I was instantly hooked by the often repetitive, 'chopped-and-screwed' flips of obscure ‘80s and ‘90s songs, which left me nostalgic for that time while simultaneously reminding me of the DJ Screw tapes I used to collect back in colle

追憶・Tsuioku
This mixtape is a collection of vaporwave edits I’ve discovered over the past few months. As I drive around while streaming Nightwave Plaza, I save any earworm that catches my ear. After a month or two, I sit down with Bandcamp open, track down each song, and finally clear out the saved screenshots from my phone.
If you're interested in more examples of Vaporwave and its subgenres, check out Nigh

ヒート・Hīto
This mixtape is a collection of vaporwave edits I’ve discovered over the past few months. As I drive around while streaming Nightwave Plaza, I save any earworm that catches my ear. After a month or two, I sit down with Bandcamp open, track down each song, and finally clear out the saved screenshots from my phone.
If you're interested in more examples of Vaporwave and its subgenres, check out Nigh

彼女は壊れなかった。沈黙が語れぬことを彼女は歌にした。嵐の中、頭をさらし、真実は舞台を奪った。けれど、歌は消えなかった。
I recreated the mixtape I used to make for friends from Sinéad’s first two CDs, back when I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got blew up in 10th grade. RIP.

@snsmix appreciation tweet 06
I firmly believe that both mainstream Rock and Roll and Hip Hop died in the year 2000. That said, I’ve always had a genuine soft spot for the early days of Skratch 'N Sniff’s mashups, before they started putting dubstep drops on everything and I lost interest after 2010. They used to post their edits as full tracks on a now-defunct site, and sometime around 2004, I grabbed as many as I could and t

幽玄・Yūgen
This mixtape is a collection of vaporwave edits I’ve discovered over the past few months. As I drive around while streaming Nightwave Plaza, I save any earworm that catches my ear. After a month or two, I sit down with Bandcamp open, track down each song, and finally clear out the saved screenshots from my phone.
If you're interested in more examples of Vaporwave and its subgenres, check out Nigh

Bii-shiki (美意識)
This mixtape is a collection of vaporwave edits I’ve picked up over the last few months. As I drive around streaming Nightwave Plaza, I save any earworm that catches my attention. After a month or two, I sit down with Bandcamp open in a tab, track down each song, and finally clear out the saved screenshots from my phone. That’s how I found the tracks for this tape.
If you're interested in more ex

美意識
With hardly any free time anymore, I’ve started cooking up vaporwave edits on the weekends to make the most of the few hours I get to myself.
During the pandemic, I discovered Vaporwave while working from home and was instantly hooked by the often repetitive, chopped-and-screwed edits of obscure ‘80s and ‘90s tracks, which reminded me of the DJ Screw tapes I used to bump back in college, especial

Blog Era Rap pt.2
For me, the aughts consisted of lots and lots of virtual crate-digging. I found so much great stuff back then that I ultimately bought a controller and resumed DJing after something like a 15-year break. For this mix, I combed through joints I collected mostly during what is now called the blog era. These are gems that have survived countless hard drive purges over the years and currently live in

Blog Era Rap pt.1
For me, the aughts consisted of lots and lots of virtual crate-digging. I found so much great stuff back then that I ultimately bought a controller and resumed DJing after something like a 15-year break. For this mix, I combed through joints I collected mostly during what is now called the blog era. These are gems that have survived countless hard drive purges over the years and currently live in

ザ・システマ (Za Sistema)
The System に称賛の花束を贈る時が来ました。1982年に結成され、1990年まで活動していたボーカリストのミック・マーフィーとマルチインストゥルメンタリスト/プロデューサーのデヴィッド・フランクのデュオは、シンセドリブンでありながらソウルフルなR&Bのエレクトロニックなサウンドスケープを作り上げ、ジャンルを超えてシフトする精緻なトラックを生み出しました。深みのあるカタログには「I Can't Take Losing You」や「Promises Can Break」といった隠れた名曲が数多く含まれており、代表曲「Don’t Disturb This Groove」だけに留まらない豊かな音楽的レンジが垣間見えます。
The System の影響は、モダンシンセ、エレクトロニック・ソウル、ファンクにおいて否定できません。彼らのシンセドリブンなR&Bの枠組みの中で大規模でアンセム的な

@snsmix appreciation tweet 05
I firmly believe that both mainstream Rock and Roll and Hip Hop died in the year 2000. That said, I have a genuine soft spot for the early days of Skratch 'N Sniff's blends before they started putting dubstep drops on everything and I lost interest after 2010. They used to post their edits on a now-defunct site as full tracks, and at some point around 2004 or so, I grabbed as many as I could and t

@snsmix appreciation tweet 04
I firmly believe that both mainstream Rock and Roll and Hip Hop died in the year 2000. That said, I have a genuine soft spot for the early days of Skratch 'N Sniff's blends before they started putting dubstep drops on everything and I lost interest after 2010. They used to post their edits on a now-defunct site as full tracks, and at some point around 2004 or so, I grabbed as many as I could and t

@snsmix appreciation tweet 03
I firmly believe that both mainstream Rock and Roll and Hip Hop died in the year 2000. That said, I have a genuine soft spot for the early days of Skratch 'N Sniff's blends before they started putting dubstep drops on everything and I lost interest after 2010. They used to post their edits on a now-defunct site as full tracks, and at some point around 2004 or so, I grabbed as many as I could and t

ケイトラナダの音楽は毎日の魔法のようです
Another installment in my "appreciation tweet" mixtape series, where I highlight an editor, DJ, or artist. Unfortunately, this one got taken down a few years ago, so I've done my best to obscure the featured artist here, but real heads will know. Either way, if you're listening as a regular follower of my mixtapes, expect the usual: banger, banger, banger
Sock It 2 Me
House Party
All Night
Rock t

freestyle バンガーのみ
I’ve been wanting to do a Freestyle mixtape for a while now. I have cool memories of this music booming out of little Suzuki Samurais and Honda Civics in the late '80s during family vacations to the East and West Coasts.
Lately, I’ve been listening to a lot of archived radio DJ mixes from the late '80s and was inspired to pull together some tasty Rap, Freestyle, Electro, Post-Disco, and House for

no one ever really dies
I first read about the N.E.R.D. project in something like Maxim Magazine back in college around 2001. Very quickly, the UK version was on file-sharing sites (Napster, LimeWire, Kazaa), and I snapped it up. Ironically, there was no way to know the actual tracklisting, so I made a mix CD with the order that I liked. This was the OG beats version that was never released in America and remains my pref

ChemBros_Radio_DJ_Set_2003
This mix is a bit of a sidequest as I put the finishing touches on a pretty fire N.E.R.D. mixtape that I’ve been working on.
Occasionally, I give flowers to some of the great pop tapes and CDs I grew up with. At times, I'll also include a mixtape from other artists who were highly influential to me, especially when they seem to be otherwise missing from the internet for some reason.
I stopped DJ

c l a s s i c s l l l
For a long time, I’ve wanted to give flowers to some of the great pop tapes and CDs I grew up with.
It's time for my little love letter to INXS's 'Shabooh Shoobah.' INXS's Kick dropped when I was in the 7th grade, and it was everywhere. As a budding crate digger, I randomly bought this one with my lawn mowing money and was obsessed. For much of 1988, I rotated between 'Shabooh Shoobah', The Cars

Akron Square Nightclub 02.29.2016
I found this buried on my hard drive. This is my open-to-close set at Akron’s Square Nightclub in Highland Square on February 19th, 2016. This was a fun gig I held down for a few years after it fell into my lap. I used to play deep cuts and hipster stuff for the heck of it at Square and set up the main DJs who were in regular rotation. They used to, sorta, start later and later since someone was a

@duncangerow appreciation tweet
August 2023 update: a new school year just started, and I have a new son, so this will probably be my last upload for a few months… If you dig this mixtape, please check out all the rest. I only post bangers. Lastly, please give me a good review if you're listening on iTunes.
Duncan Gerow is a beast, I've been scraping his SoundCloud for a decade after watching DJ Jazzy Jeff drop his fantastic ed

Theo Parrish Ugets II (R&B, Funk, Soul, House)
Theo Parrish is a Detroit legend who put out a series of edits on vinyl simply labeled Uget (ugly edit) that were lofi and interesting. I love what he's doing here and wish more editors would use this quick-and-dirty style. If I were to guess what's going on or wanted to construct an edit in this style myself, I'd start with original vinyl. After identifying the breaks and interesting bits that I'

c l a s s i c s l l
New series…
For a long time, I’ve wanted to give flowers to some of the great pop tapes and CDs I grew up with.
EMF vs. The Farm vs. Stereo MCs, let's GO!
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c l a s s i c s
I grew up with sisters, they had the Milli Vanilli tape and I had the INSOC tape, both tapes knocked. MV vs. INSOC, let's GO!

me af
Boogie (genre): during the 1970s, the term “boogie” described music from the disco and post-disco subcultures. In the 1980s, the term was revitalized in London to refer to a type of African-American dance/funk music. Boogie had a large underground following in London's nightclub scene due to a lack of mainstream radio support. Boogie records were often imported from the U.S. and sometimes labeled

@AZEALIABANKS appreciation tweet
This was fun to make. To me, Azealia Banks is the most interesting artist to emerge in the last 20 years and deserves all the flowers.
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FuCk hIm aLl nIgHt
gImMe a cHaNcE
SoDa
1991
FiErCe
tHe bIg bIg bEaT
LuXuRy
mOvIn’ On uP (cOcO’S SoNg, LoVe bEaTs rHyMeS)
pArAdIsO
ChAsInG TiMe
mIsS AmOr
vAn vOgUe
tReAsUrE IsLaNd
nEw bOtTeGa
oUt oF SpAcE
FaNtAsEa
aZeAlIa sKiT (fAnTaSeA MiXtApE)
lIqUoRiCe
cOuNt

@petelefreq appreciation tweet
A collection of Pete Le Freq Refreqs
Blu Cantrell – Breathe (Pete Le Freq’s Got Rid of Sean Paul Rework)
Alicia Keys – Time Machine (Pete Le Freq Refreq)
The Jones Girls – Nights over Egypt (Pete Le Freq 2020 Refreq)
Pete Le Freq – Lock It Up (Pete Le Freq Refreq)
Instant Funk – Bodyshine (Pete Le Freq Refreq)
Teena Marie – Square Biz (Pete Le Freq Refreq)
A Guy Called Gerald – Voodoo Ray (Pete L

@philcollins appreciation tweet
Real ones know how special Phil Collins is, but here’s a little starter pack. I gave it a lofi treatment to keep things interesting, like finding a dodgy Type 1 cassette mixtape from 1985.
Turn It On Again
Just a Job to Do
Misunderstanding
Taking It All Too Hard
That’s All
Man on the Corner
I Missed Again
Dance on a Volcano
Mama
Robbery, Assault and Battery
Squonk
Follow You Follow Me
Abacab
Who

Needle Drops
Every 6 months or so, I spend a weekend cleaning and ripping my old vinyl. I had forgotten about my last session for a long time and upon rediscovering the project folder I realized there was a decent selection of '90s gems in that batch and a mixtape was born.
Rip Chain: SL-1210MK2, M44G (JICO Stylus), Scarlett 2i2 DAC, Audacity
Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby (Miami Drop Mix)
Debbie Deb - I'm Searc

@casualconnection appreciation tweet
A collection of edits and reworks by the impeccable Casual Connection. Australia, stand up!
Ginuwine - Pony
Horace Brown - Shake It Up
Next - Too Close
Usher - U Make Me Wanna
Eve - Who's That Girl
Fat Joe ft. Ashanti - What's Luv
Mya - Case of the Ex
Naughty by Nature - Feel Me Flow
Adina Howard - Freak Like Me
Aaliyah - Back & Forth
Mariah Carey - Make It Happen
Brandy - Full Moon
Cassie ft. Ti

@duncangerow appreciation tweet
Another one! Duncan Gerow is a beast, I've been peeping out his SoundCloud for nearly a decade after watching DJ Jazzy Jeff drop his fantastic edit of Sock It to Me at a festival.
Ella Mai+T-Pain
Tweet+Anderson Paak
Miguel+Devin the Dude
Riri+G-Unot
Ari Lennox+213
Ari Lennox+Biggie
D'Angelo+Dr. Dre
Usher+LL Cool J
Brandy+The Roots
Raphael Saadiq & D'Angelo+India.Arie
Nivea & Jagged Edge+Missy El

@duncangerow appreciation tweet
Duncan Gerow is the truth! Been scoping out his SoundCloud for nearly a decade.
Bey & Slim Thug+Doja Cat
Christina Milian & Fabolous+Matthew Jehu
Riri+Jarreau Vandal
Bobby Valentino+Timbaland
D'Angelo+Timbaland
Alicia Keys+Dilla
Ashanti+Mark Morrison
TLC+2Pac & Digital Underground
Next+Dam Funk
Ruff Endz+DJ Mustard
Usher, Lil Jon & Luda+DJ Mustard
Riri & Bryson Tiller+The Neptunes
Tems+Foxy Brown

Paul's Boutique Mixtape
I found a folder on my computer of a bunch of demos, outtakes, and singles from Paul's Boutique that I had sorta forgotten about and gave it a mix.

Eazy Emo+The Hood Internet
Please join me in giving Eazy Emo and The Hood Internet their flowers. Going through my hoard of 10 to 15-year-old mashups, I rediscovered Eazy Emo. His blog is still online (https://eazyemo.wordpress.com/) but hasn't been updated in 12 years. I emailed him (eazyemo@hotmail.com) a year after he stopped posting to WordPress. He was very humble and stressed that mashups were only things he made for

@snsmix appreciation tweet 02
I firmly believe that both mainstream Rock and Roll and Hip Hop died in the year 2000. That said, I have a genuine soft spot for the early days of Skratch 'N Sniff's blends before they started putting dubstep drops on everything and I lost interest after 2010. They used to post their edits on a now-defunct site as full tracks, and at some point around 2004 or so, I grabbed as many as I could and t

respect the edit 25
A little bit of everything here with this one including some meanderings. I had a cool edit of 1 Thing which got me tripping on the fact that one person was responsible for that banger along with Crazy in Love and Get Right so I had to drop those as a little celebration of Richard Harrison. Later, I found myself in 60s/70s territory so I took the opportunity to drop what I consider the first-ever

Radio, Radio
A tribute to my hometown rock stations circa 1982-ish, especially WMMS, WSRD, and WDVE.
Ian Hunter – Cleveland Rocks
Michael Stanley Band – He Can’t Love You
Joan Jett – Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)
Devo – Working in the Coal Mine
Generation X – Dancing With Myself
The Tubes – She’s a Beauty
Greg Kihn Band – Jeopardy
Foreigner – Urgent
Loverboy – Turn Me Loose
Golden Earring – Twilight Zone
De

@snsmix appreciation tweet 01
I firmly believe that both mainstream Rock and Roll and Hip Hop died in the year 2000. That said, I have a genuine soft spot for the early days of Skratch 'N Sniff's blends before they started putting dubstep drops on everything and I lost interest after 2010. They used to post their edits on a now-defunct site as full tracks, and at some point around 2004 or so, I grabbed as many as I could and t

Theo Parrish Ugets I (R&B, Funk, Soul, House)
Theo Parrish is a Detroit legend who put out a series of edits on vinyl simply labeled Uget (ugly edit) that were lofi and interesting. I love what he's doing here and wish more editors would use this quick and dirty style. If I were to guess what's going on, or wanted to construct an edit in this style myself, I'd start with original vinyl. After identifying the breaks and interesting bits that I

respect the edit 24 (R&B, Funk, Soul, House)
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Michael Jackson - It’s the Falling in Love (The Reflex Revision)
The Bar-Kays - Holy Ghost (The Reflex Revision)
That’s Not an Edit - Floor Wax (The dL Edit)
That’s Not an Edit - Kens Holiday
That’s Not an Edit - Mighty Love (Downunder

respect the edit 23
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That’s Not An Edit – Bring the Rhythm (DJ Bacon Mix)
The Jackson 5 – ABC (Disc Jockey Nutrition)
Souls of Mischief + Indeep – DJ ’til Infinity (DJ Platurn Blend)
Diana Ross – Upside Down (Disc Jockey Nutrition)
Henri Le Blanc – Basement

respect the edit 22
Always show respect to the edit man or woman. These remix artists are pretty active so, if anything catches your fancy, find them, buy their edits, support them.
The Doors - Waiting for the Sun (The Reflex Revision)
That's Not An Edit - Loaded Dice (Hober Mallow Edit)
That's Not An Edit - F_ck and S_ck (HLB)
Earth, Wind & Fire - Can't Hide Love (The Reflex Revision)
Walter Jackson - It's Cool (Fr

respect the edit 21
Always show respect to the edit man or woman. These remix artists are pretty active so, if anything catches your fancy, find them, buy their edits, support them.
Mary J. Blige - Family Affair (Casual Connection)
Rihanna - Work (Disc Jockey Nutrition)
Snoop Dogg - Drop It Like It's Hot (Disc Jockey Nutrition)
Patra ft. Yo Yo - Romantic Call (Disc Jockey Nutrition)
Beenie Man - Dude (Disc Jockey N

edit the edit 17
A slamming mostly '80s mix I ran through the SketchCassette II plugin.
“Say cheese”
:)
Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby (Casual Connection Rework)
Modern Romance - Can U Move (The Reflex Revision)
The Bar-Kays - Freakshow on the Dance Floor (Pete Le Freq)
Rick James - Give It to Me Baby (Rens Worbier & Melon Edit)
Prince - 1999 (Pete Le Freq Freakin Rework)
Stevie Nicks - Stand Back (SanFranDisko)

My Dubs Weigh a Tonne
A tribute to the sketchy cassette tapes I used to buy from street vendors in the '90s.
Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk - Love Can't Turn Around
Xpansions - Move Your Body
K-Klass - Let Me Show You
Livin' Joy - Dreamer
OnePhatDeeva - In and Out of My Life
Alex Party - Read My Lips (Sunday Night Party)
YouTube Rip Interlude
Bizarre Inc. - Playing With Knives
Shut Up and Dance ft. Peter Bouncer - Raving I'

respect the edit 20
I recorded this mix featuring edits by Casual Connection, Luxxury, Alfa Flite, Dr. Packer, Pete Le Freq, starRo, Duncan Gerow, and The Reflex, but wasn't totally happy with it so I decided to destroy it with a plugin that sounds like an old chewed-up Type I cassette. It still bumps.
Always show respect to the edit man or woman, these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if a
![respect the edit 19[80s]](https://img.hearthis.at/4/7/7/_/uploads/508576/image_track/6580439/w1400_h1400_q70_ptrue_v2_----cropped_1645512171774.jpg)
respect the edit 19[80s]
Back in my edits bag after a minute. Always show respect to the edit man or woman, these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy.
'80s party para la gente
Phil Collins - Sussudio (Groove Motion Edit)
David Bowie - Let’s Dance (Casual Connection Rework)
Stevie Wonder - That Girl (Pete Le Freq Redo)
Level 42 - Starchild (The Reflex Revision)
George

Camille
Recorded shortly after The Revolution disbanded in 1986, Camille was planned for release under a pseudonym using distorted vocals. Versions of Feel U Up and Strange Relationship date back to '81 and '83. The Camille project was assigned a Warner Brothers catalog number and planned for release in January '87, with Shockadelica as the lead single. Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman appear on Strange Rel

Polo - Down South Thugs (DJ Tucker Edit)
Quickie edit to remove a "hook" that had been annoying me for 26 years

The Hood Internet 1976-1996
The Hood Internet are mashup legends. I picked 20 years from their most recent SoundCloud drops. Grab the OG files at https://soundcloud.com/hoodinternet.
Enjoy

Electro
Does the world need another electro mix? No idea but this is an earnest one. Enjoy:)
Kraftwerk - Boing Boom Tschak
Johnny Harris - Odyssey (Pt. 2)
Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - Planet Rock (Original 12" Version)
B.O.S.E. - Rock the World
The Megatrons - Rock the Planet
J.J. Fad - Blame It on the Muzick
Bass Patrol - Gimmie Some Bass
Kooley C & Ace in the Place - Don’t Stop the Music
Stevie

respect the edit 18
Some bubbling edits here but, honestly, this isn't my best mix. You should probably skip it.
Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants to Rule the World (Sivesgaard's Acid Rework)
Kool & The Gang - Summer Madness (Rowpieces Bootleg)
50 Cent + Rick Rock - P.I.M.P. (Duncan Gerow Edit)
Aaliyah + Tim & Bob - Rock the Boat (Duncan Gerow Edit)
Juicy - Sugar Free (80s Child Juicy Re-Work)
Don Henley - Dirty Lau

I k E'S P a R t Y V i B e S
Cut-and-paste edit I made for a disco mix awhile back.

Get a Grip, Take a Sip
Somebody collected up all the St. Ides commercials and had them pressed to vinyl. I bought two copies from Discogs and put them in a mix so you don't have to...
King Tee & DJ Pooh - 40oz Fit for a King
Boss - St. Ides Brew
Geto Boys - My Malt’s Playin Tricks on Me
Tha Dogg Pound - As Soon as I Open My Eyes
Warren G - When We Sippin' on Tha Brew
Threat - Best Brew to the Rescue
Eric B & Rakim - Re

respect the edit
Re-up of the first installment of my edits series for any new folllowers while I pause to get another school year off the ground...
Many of these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Always show respect to the edit man (or woman).
Isaac Hayes - Do Your Thing (Reflex Revision)
Chic - I Want Your Love (Get Down Edits Daz's Reprise)
Rafael Came

So So Def
Let’s celebrate Atlanta bass music, the Ghost Town DJs, Lil Jon, Jermaine Dupri, and the whole So So Def posse... ATL, stand up!
Edward J - Edward J Bass Test
Ghostown DJs - The P
Gucci Crew II - Sally (That Girl)
Lathun - Freak It
Corina - Summertime Summertime
Ghost Town DJs - My Boo (Dynamik Duo '88 Remix)
Virgo - Slick Partna
Zae & Sonji - Booty Time
Luke & Kandi - So So Def Quad
Don Yute & D

Bass Patrol Angels
I'm gonna wrap up my little Miami Bass trilogy with a lofi mix featuring the ladies of Bass Patrol, para la gente.
Too Tight - In Da House
Mother Love - Lay It on the Line
Nikol Williams - I Wanna Get With You
Larisa Morales - Nothing's For Free
Larisa Morales - Tease Me
Ayo Ware & Tek - Crazy
Nikol Williams - I'm Diggin You
Daniella Karamo - Roller Coaster Ride
Nikol Williams - Sex Talk
Ms. Mia

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This album is dedicated to: Dr. Earl Cook, founder of the Cook Institute and inventor of the new safe-sex discovery, G.S.R.A., (genetic suppression relief antidotes) or, more commonly called, SEX PACKETS. We feel that sex packets will prove to be a major breakthrough alternative to high-risk sex. In 1987 Dr. Cook joined forces with Gregory E. Jacobs (a member of the Underground Biomedical Sex-Rela

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Always show respect to the edit man or woman. These remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Club Quarantine para la gente.
Earth, Wind & Fire - Shining Star (Reflex Revision)
Zapp - More Bounce to the Ounce (Casual Connection)
The Temptations - Shakey Ground (Quick Edit)
The Bar-Kays - Holy Ghost (Quick Edit)
Barry White - It's Ecstasy (Get Down

Only a Northern Song
Back in my Northern Soul bag celebrating GWP Records...
GWP were the initials of Gerard W Purcell, an artist/manager who had great success with country musician Eddy Arnold and trumpeter Al Hirt. He also worked with Lena Horne, the poet Maya Angelou and Dizzy Gillespie among many others. In the mid-60s he expanded the recording side of his business with Gale Garnett and several R&B acts, notably

Bass Patrol (Geo Metro Music)
Let's give Bass Patrol their flowers
Bass Patrol was a Miami Bass group signed to Jose Armada Jr.'s Joey Boy Records, although technically, two separate groups. The first Bass Patrol made waves with their debut album Rock this Planet in 1988. The sound was a vocoder-driven Electro Bass album released on the heels of the era's successful tracks by similarly themed acts Dynamix II, Maggotron, and M

The Bangers
To me, Broken was a perfect Nine Inch Nails album because it was loaded with bangers and nothing else. The Fragile has 40 minutes of bangers and at least an hour of bloat.
When it was released, The Fragile sold massive numbers, especially for a double album. I bought it at Best Buy (paying a premium double-cd $$) and, by the time I even got home, hated it. There would be a banger, then near sile

Miami Bass (Geo Tracker Music)
I confess that many of these lyrics don't hold up well in the #MeToo era but, what can you do, the '90s were different. No deep cuts here, just about exactly what you would have gotten had you tossed me an XL-II 60 in 1996 to fill up for you to bump in your Geo Tracker or Chevy Cavalier.
95 South - This is a Test
95 South - One Mo' 'Gen
95 South - So Clear
Tag Team - Whoomp! (There It Is)
Duice -

SADEVILLAIN
MF DOOM x SADE - The Mystery of Doom
MF DOOM x SADE - Hot Pants
MF DOOM x SADE - Air
MF DOOM x SADE - Meat Grinder
MF DOOM x SADE - Hold on Vaughn
MF DOOM x SADE - Silver Spoon
MF DOOM x SADE - Fun Is High
MF DOOM x SADE - Gazzilion Grand
MF DOOM x MOS DEF x SADE - Oh They Don't Know
MF DOOM x SADE - America's Most Blunted
MF DOOM x SADE - Shadows of Life
MF DOOM x RAEKWON x SADE - The Toughest
MF

respect the edit 15
Always show respect to the edit man or woman. These remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Club Quarantine para la gente.
Missy Elliott - Work It (Casual Connection Rework)
Toni Braxton - You're Makin' Me High (Casual Connection Rework)
Naughty by Nature - Feel Me Flow (Casual Connection Rework)
Mary J. Blige - Everyday People 2012 (Casual Conne

respect the edit 14
New heat, many of these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Always show respect to the edit man (or woman). Club Quarantine para la gente.
Henri Le Blanc - The Lady
P_ince - Wanna Be Your Lover (Pete Le Freq Purple Refix)
Vicky D - This Beat is Mine (Funk Hunk Edit)
Alexander O'Neal - Criticize (80's Legend Edit)
Melba Moore - Love's Comin' a

Disco Heat
I tried to imagine how I'd program two hours of dance music on two belt-driven turntables and (hopefully) a reel to reel tape deck for quickie edits after the horrible, and with the benefit of hindsight, pretty racist, 'Disco Sucks' riot during the summer of 1979. Disco may not be all the rage by that point with new wave and house music just around the corner but for now, it's that in-between zone

49th Street
I dug out some hard-to-find joints in my record collection, along with a few blog era all stars knocking around on the hard drive.
10ille - Alright, Ok
Donica - Good Love
Vanessa Marquez - Friends Are
Shanice - It's for You
Yvette Michele - I'm Not Feeling You
G. Simone - I Know, You Know
JVC Force - Strong Island
Newcleus - Destination Earth (Sbassship Remix)
Krystol - After the Dance Is Through

respect the edit 13
Many of these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Always show respect to the edit man (or woman). Club Quarantine para la gente.
Madonna - Open Your Heart (Pete Le Freq Refreq)
Adeva - In and Out of My Life (Alfa Flite In-Out Boogie Edit)
KC and the Sunshine Band - Shake Your Booty (Sonicvibe Edit)
Average White Band - Work to Do (Pete's Done

respect the edit 12
Many of these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Always show respect to the edit man (or woman). Club Quarantine para la gente.
Van Halen - 1984
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five - The Message (DJ Yoday & Casual Connection Imagination Rework)
Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg - Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang (Casual Connection & Jsquared Rework)
Skyy - Fir

Down South Hustlers: Bouncin' and Swingin'
Let's all take an hour and give Master P his flowers while he's still here. October 31, 2020, marks the 25th anniversary of my favorite rap CD. I scooped it up at Tower Records, San Diego in 1995. To this day, it's one of a small number of jewel cases I kept after endless cd wallet purges. To celebrate 25 years, I ripped some of the hardest tracks, cut out two weak verses (+1 wack chorus that alwa

Old Raps II
Let's throw it waaay back
Sweet Tee & Jazzy Joyce - It's My Beat
Whodini - I'm a Ho
Run D.M.C. - Together Forever
Kool G Rap & D.J. Polo - I'm Fly
MC EZ & Troup - Get Retarded
King Tee - The Coolest
Too Short - Don't Ever Stop
Toddy Tee - The Batterram
Steady B - Bring the Beat Back
Latee - This Cut's Got Flavor
Mantronix - Fresh is the Word
Grandmaster Flash - New York, New York
The Russell Brot

41st Street
Club Quarantine para la gente.
Laura Nyro & Labelle - I Met Him on a Sunday/The Bells
79.5 - Terrorize My Heart (Disco Dub)
MF Robots - The Night is Calling
P_ince - 100 MPH (Unreleased)
MED, Blu, Madlib - Burgundy Whip
Pat Lewis - No One to Love
Dusty Springfield - What's It Gonna Be
Incognito - Silver Shadow
Donald Byrd - Change (Makes You Want to Hustle)
Lyrics Born - Callin' Out
Kool G Rap &

thirty-two: keep indoor air
...tried to put together an edit mix and got stumped for ideas so I added some hyphie. Many of these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Always show respect to the edit man (or woman). Club Quarantine para la gente.
Sven Torstenson – Dealer’s Corner
The Jacka – Glamorous Lifestyle
Marvin Gaye – T Plays It Cool
Beyoncé – My First Time
Drake ft

respect the edit 11, y'all
Many of these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Always show respect to the edit man (or woman). Club Quarantine para la gente.
ACDC – D.T. (Intro)
Dazz Band – Heartbeat (Casual Connection 'Listen' Rework)
Marvin Gaye – Sexual Healing (LNTG ‘I’m Hot’ Edit)
Biggie Smalls – Juicy (DJ Platurn Edit)
J Dilla – Won’t Do
Aaliyah + 112 – Try Again (

respect the edit 10
Many of these remix artists have pretty active Soundclouds and Bandcamps if anything catches your fancy. Always show respect to the edit man (or woman). Club Quarantine para la gente.
The Roots ft. Musiq + Iman Omari - Break You Off (Duncan Gerow Edit)
The Internet - Girl (Casual Connection Rework)
Childish Gambino - Feels Like Summer (DJ Platurn Edit)
Erykah Badu - Window Seat (Marrrtin Remix)
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