Natural Elements

I found some more Natural Elements material on one of my old Stretch tapes,
this one dated July 31, 1997. The freestyle session features Mr.Voo, L-Swift and A-Butta.
The same night they played a joint I've never heard released on anything..


Natural Elements Freestyle 89.9



Natural Elements (1997 demo)



*Peep this post if you missed 'Knick Knack'.

Sticker Game 4

Underground Railroad 2001 (w/Rise)

Here's an Underground Railroad tape from around 10 years ago, May 2001. It might jump around a bit, but you get some quality mixing from DJ Monkone/ Tom Kat and a freestyle session from Rise.

Peace to Emskee, Monkone, J Smooth and G-Man.






Underground Railroad 5/2001 (w/Rise)

King Tech Wake Up Show 1-14-1994

This show comes courtesy of Shaun D aka Wicked.
Shaun blessed a lot of people with some vintage
King Tech Wake Up Shows a while back, and has
dug through his collection to pull out a few more.
MC Ren and Souls of Mischief pass by the studio
for this one in January, 1994.






The King Tech Wake Up Show (01/14/1994)
(w/with Sway, King Tech, Kevvy Kev and Joe Quixx)
106.1 KMEL San Francisco Friday Night 11pm-1am


Side A (46:58)

-Intro
-Talk Break
Mysterme, Kool Kaz, D-Wyze, Motion Man, Sway & Evol (Wake Up Show Theme) (’94 Remix) (Prod. by King Tech)
-Talk Break/Classic Break
De La Soul feat. Shortie No Mass - In The Woods (Prod. by De La Soul)
Kurious feat. The Constipated Monkeys - Uptown *hit (Prod. by The Beatnuts)
A Tribe Called Quest - God Lives Through (Prod. by A Tribe Called Quest)
Shyheim - On & On (Prod. by RNS)
Leaders Of The New School - Spontaneous (13 MC’s Deep! Remix) (Prod. by Sam Sever & Adam Gazzola)
-Talk Break
MC Ren - Same Ol’ Shit (Prod. by Tootie)
-Interview Session & Phone Calls with MC Ren

Side B (45:44)

-Talk Break
O.C. & The Large Professor - Stretch & Bobbito Freestyle (1993)
Nas - It Ain’t Hard To Tell (Prod. by The Large Professor)
Wu-Tang Clan - Shame On A n*gga (Prod. by Prince Rakeem “The RZA”)
-Talk Break
Souls Of Mischief - Never No More (76 Seville Mix) (Prod. by Snupe)
Wu-Tang Clan - Method Man (Prod. by Prince Rakeem “The RZA”)
Odd Squad - I Can’t See It (Prod. by DJ Styles)
-Talk Break/Commercials
-Interview/Freestyle Session with Souls Of Mischief
-Outro
KRS-One - KRS-One Attacks (Prod. by DJ Premier)

Size: 169 mb
Quality: 256 kbps

Halftime Show - February 2002

This is a Halftime Show from February, 2002 featuring Def Jux (El-P, Aesop Rock, Mr Lif) and a group called Wanted and Respected. You get nearly a full, unpaused, 2 hours on this one.

Halftime Show 2-13-2002

Stretch & Bobbito 8-31-1995 (DJ Riz full set)

Here's DJ Riz's full set from August 31, 1995 on Stretch and Bobbito show. This was also the night Big Pun made his radio debut.

Buckwild Mixtape 12-12-1992

This one's courtesy of 2dopeboyz.com.
Haven't gotten a chance to listen to it, but Verge gives it two thumbs up. Thanks to everyone contributing.

Buckwild Mixtape 12-12-1992

Side A
Side B

Hawthorne Radio episode 3

Barbara McNair "Steal Away Tonight"
Barbara Randolph "You Got Me Hurtin' All Over"
The Earles Inc "Let's Try It Again"
The Vibrations "Wind Up Toy"
Tammi Terrell "This Old Heart Of Mine"
The Manhattans "I Call It Love"
The Ethics "Look At Me Now"
Brothers Of Soul "Try It Babe"
Little Carl Carlton "Drop By My Place"
Cheryl Williams "Everybody's Happy But Me"
Barbara Mason “Half A Love”

Sticker Game 3

Stretch & Bobbito B-Side

The B-Side was a show Stretch, & Bobbito had on Hot 97 in 1996, that ran quadra-monthly. Episodes include guests ATCQ and Consequence promoting the 'Beats Rhymes and Life' Lp, Jeru the Damaja and DJ Premier promiting the 'Wrath of the Math' Lp, and Redman promoting the 'Muddy Waters' Lp.





Here are all 3 B-Side episodes.
The first is one I found online (peace to the original uploader)
second comes courtesy of Talib.
*third episode featuring Redman (courtesy of UNT)



The B-Side (featuring A Tribe Called Quest & Consequence)

The B-Side (featuring Jeru the Damaja & DJ Premier)

The B Side (featuring Redman)



words from Bobbito on the B-Side...

"The B-side show, if I remember correctly, only happened these three times. It was sort of an experiment to get me and Stretch on more prime time, during Angie's weekday evening slot. It went over well with everyone. It was kind of like a showcase of anticipated albums from artists who were known from our corner of the world. I think that'd be like 8pm to 9pm? I don't really remember (the time slot). Our Sunday, 'Boogie and the Barber', show on hot was from 11pm to 1am.

Another thing you may want to search for is me and Stretch doing the subbing for Ed Lover and Dr. Dre's morning show on January 1, 1997. I can't remember why they couldn't do it, but people were absolutely buggin' to hear us that early (started at 5am i think until 8am) on prime time. We were just ourselves, acting stupid, snapping, all that. I can't remember, but I don't think stretch dj'ed, the station just played their regular playlist and we talked a lot. I don't have a recording though . . ."

-DJ Bobbito Garcia a.k.a. Kool Bob Love
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