Halftime Oct 1999 (w/Royal Flush and Neek)

Here's another buttery Halftime Show with Royal Flush and Neek the Exotic going back to back on the mic. Also you get a quick verse from Tash towards the end. 30 minute side from a paused up show from October, 1999.

DJ Nes - Jeep Mix

Celebrate the new year with some old school. Dug in the crates to pull out some mid 90's joints, rare remixes, slept on joints, party joints, blends, all that. I pretty much stayed in the 1993-1996 area, and kept the pace moving pretty quick. Feel free to share & repost, and thanks to P Original on the lookout.

Halftime 2-4-2004 (Best of 93-97 w/J-Live)

This is one of the 'best of' theme shows they used to do on Halftime, from 2004. The focus of this show is between the years 1993-1997, and the featured guest is J-Live. Might be a few pauses on there. Not sure if I already uploaded this one, but enjoy..

Stretch & Bobbito Shows

Peace to Irish Craig uploading some classic Stretch shows

Re-Up: Stretch & Bobbito 8-20-1998

Here's some more Stretch & Bobbito goodness courtesy of Relm, a Stretch Armstrong Show dated August 20, 1998. This one is jam packed with guests and treats. Some missing info in the track listing if anyone wants to help fill it in hit the comments. Enjoy...

Natural Elements Halftime Show links

Links finally made it around,
peace to the original uploader,
Natural Elements, and DJ Eclipse

Re-up: Underground Railroad 2-13 1999

Here's a nice 30 min mix of OG
samples and 90's hip hop from
DJ MonkOne on the Underground
Railroad show, WBAI 99.5

in February, 1999

Terror Green Heavy Jewelz EP

I just got blessed with one of the first records from the up and coming Heavy Jewelz label, run by my man Verge, who you may know through the Philaflava forums and TROY blog. Terror Green was an unsigned artist with a demo that had constant rotation on the Stretch Armstrong Show. '45 stitches' was a funny track about Terror Green messing around with some chick at her place. The chick ends up having a boyfriend, and this dude runs up and stabs Terror, leaving him with 45 stitches. I think it was around 1996 when I first heard Bobbito play this one, and until now, I always assumed it would remain a cassette only treat.

I love the packaging on this, not only does it include artwork by Skore79 and Mark563, but it's pressed on thick green vinyl. Factor in the limited pressing, and this is pretty much tailor made for collectors. I was surprised by how good the sound quality was as well, everything seemed balanced and mastered well, so I assume this was pressed using the original masters. You get the classic '45 Stitches,' and three other unheard tracks from the same Terror Green demo. All tracks produced by DJ Nastee.


Verge took no shorts on this one, and this definitely gets the Dirty Waters seal of approval. I am urging everyone out there to cop this one, as it will definitely be a collector's item that will go up in value. There are a few labels out there pushing to release unearthed demos, but Heavy Jewelz seemingly has them more reasonably priced. Check out Heavy Jewelz and order your copy.

Natural Elements on WNYU

Peace to DJ Eclipse for coming through with the ill Natural Elements tribute show 2 weeks back. The links haven't made their away around yet, but you can check most of the show on the U-Stream, and see freestyles and interviews with most of the group in the studio.

It's incredible how much material these guys made that never was released on vinyl. During the mid 90's the Natural Elements were really productive. According to Charlemagne, the groups producer, most of that material (masters and such) no longer exists, which is a shame. Part of the magic with these guys was the raw creativity in their demos, freestyles, etc.

Here goes some Natural Elements stuff from the Dirty Waters archives..

Natural Elements - Do your thing


Natural Elements - Knick Knack


Natural Elements Freestyle WNYU 1997


Natural Elements WNYU Radio Promo

Kenny Dope 45 Mix

Kenny Dope has the deep crates and kills it on this all 45 mix from 2012.