Classic

Easy Moe Bee 99.5

Check out Easy Moe Bee on the Underground Railroadplaying all breaks and samples, March 2004.

Stretch & Bobbito 5-22-1997

Today's recommended listening- first half of 'The Righteous Show,' peace to DJ Eclipse.

Capital Rap Show w/Tim Westwood 4-8-1990 (w/De la Soul)

Happy New Year! Hope everyone is doing well out there. Here is a throwback Tim Westwood Capital Rap Show courtesy of Dave in Essex. This show from April 1990 has an interview with De La Soul (38:00) explaining the meaning of their name and the nature of the group. At the (45:00) mark you'll hear a live/studio performance with De La Soul over some Wild Style beats and a Kool & The Gang break. Enjoy!

Stretch & Bobbito 1992 (undated)

Undated Stretch & Bobbito show from 1992. Unfortunately the talking breaks were cut out, but the tracklist makes up for it. Really early show, and interesting to hear Stretch's mixing style from back then.

Artifacts Live @ Rocksteady Anniversary 1994

Rocksteady Anniversary from July 1994 in Rocksteady Park on 98th/99th. After some dat issues, Artifacts get into 'Wrong Side' over a different beat, a freestyle on a beat Stretch Armstrong produced, then close it out with 'Do you Wanna Hear it?' Clipped this from a CM Famalam Show.

Future Flavas 5-12-1996 (w/Akinyele)

Future Flavas episode from May 12, 1996. Pete Rock, Marley Marl, Half Pint and crew come through with joints you never heard before (scratching my head on the first track), and Akinyele stops in to promote 'Put it in Your Mouth' and drops a few bars with Pete Rock to close out the show (48:38)

5th Platoon DJ's on WSOU 1999

I'm trying to dig up as much exclusive content as I can find to bring over to my mixcloud and ran across this tape. This was the 5th Platton DJ's on WSOU (Seton hall college radio, East Orange NJ) from April of 1999 on a show called 'over ya head.' Line up features Neil Armstrong, Kuttin Kandi, Daddy Dog and Rholi Rho. The tape closes with 3 or four tracks from an XL show.

Foul Play - Booyah (w/Heltah Skeltah)

Boosting this one again, one of my all time favorite demos. This is Foul Play from Washington, a group that had a deal on Wild Pitch shortly before the label closed. This song 'Booyah' had like three or four different versions, all with Roc on the hook, but this one alone has both Ruc and Roc with verses. Pretty sure this was a Doo Wop promo according to Eclipse.

CM Famalam Show May 6, 1999

This is an early CM Famalam Show from 1999 featuring Bad Seed, Pumpkinhead, and Yeshua with DJ Eli playing beats, and another session with Dr Becket and K-Skills. Full 4 hour show courtesy of Aleph.

Underground Railroad 10th Anniversary

WBAI 99.5 Underground railroad 10th anniversary show from February 3, 2001 featuring DJ Spinna and Monk-One doing a mix of underground type hip hop and breaks for the last half. Dope show.

NY Live 89.1 December 1996 (demos & freestyles)

This is another pause edit special with strictly demos and freestyles. New York Live WNYU 89.1 during December of 1996. The first half of the show had some unreleased demos from Last Emporer, Nas, and Natural Elements, I'm pretty sure that was Cien Smooth and TO Sweet subbing in for Mayhem and Sunset. Then the tape had a freestyle session with Eddie Brock and L Fudge, then Half A Mill, then Choclair, then AK Skills. I'm guessing this must have the highlights from  2 or 3 different  shows.

Re-Up: Halftime Show - July 2000 (Allies, CamRon, McGruff)

One of my favorite Halftime Shows right here, from July of 2000. I used to kill this tape. The show features DJ sets from Spictacular, J-Smoke, DJ Infamous, and DJ A-Trak (of the Allies) and a freestyle session with Camron, McGruff and a little bit of Jim Jones, along with DJ Riz on the mix. I think DJ AV was co-hosting but I didn't get much of the talking. Peace to DJ Eclipse who wasn't in the studio that night, and didn't have a copy of this audio.

Mixcloud

I'm switching over to Mixcloud for my uploads now. I've gotten a few complaints about Hulkshare and it doesn't seem to generate many views. I'm hoping Mixcloud will give the stuff I post a wider reach, so if you do have a Mixcloud, please follow/subscribe.

Stretch & Bobbito 6-1-1995 (Phantasm, Craig G)

This is a Stretch & Bobbito pause edit special from summer 1995. The tape starts with Raekwon, and then Stretch plays 'Hey Mr. Mr.' (an unreleased track from Kool G Rap), which ended up getting him suspended from the station the following week. For those unfamiliar, the track was a T-Ray production that G Rap used for a really grimy track about beating up his (fictional) girlfriend. It was recorded during the 4,5,6 sessions, pretty sure Stretch pressed up the white label.

Following that there's a lengthy freestyle session with Phantasm from Cella Dwellas along with Craig G, over maybe 5 different instrumentals. The tape caught the entire krunch time session until the show ended, with Lord Sear and Benni B also in the studio. 

CM Famalam Show 9-9-1999

This is a CM Famalam Show from September 9, 1999 featuring Oktober, BOE, and graffiti writers James TOP and Keo. This was a submission from a while back from Relm, with a help out from Jamo on the re-up. This is near the 4 full show. Hot topics of the day were political prisoners being released, and also showcases going off for Mumia.

CM Famalam Show 1999

Featuring Rapper Ness. Only have the first two hours here, and pretty sure this one's courtesy of the philaflava forums from a while back.

Halftime 14th Anniversary Show

Peace to Eclipse for uploading this to his mixcloud. I was actually in the studio this night along with P Original (R.I.P.). It was a cool experience meeting two of my favorite DJ's growing up, and being able to stand in the studio I heard them broadcasting from weekly. This show is a banger, lot of classic freestyles from years past. Miss the Halftime show.

CM Famalam Show 2000

This show features Chairman Mao and Citizen Kane doing guest spots to promote their Selects 001 CD. Lot of funky 45's and rare records on this one. I think I might have paused this show a few times during recording. Check out the interview I did with Citizen Kane a while back if you missed it.

Re-Up: Lord Sear Special 2003 w/J-Love

The Lord Sear Special was a short lived show after the CM Famalam Show ended, and before the Squeeze Radio Show began. Lord Sear was the host and J-Love was the DJ, although I remember DJ Evil Dee and Boogie Blind coming up a few times. Pretty sure this tape is from 2003. Yo, what's up, Lord Sear, Bobbito, exclusive SON!