HIP HOP LESSONS- HAPPY THANKSTAKING EVERYONE! mp3s
Phill_Most
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Here ya go... REAL SCHITT from the 80's, live old school hip hop. You know how I do!DJ HOLLYWOOD[/b]Classic Hollywood, singing over the Isaac Hayes "Ike's Mood" break. This is where Mary J got it from back in the days. (BTW, I know this is probably not the place to request this, but if anybody has Hollywood doing his "Risin' To The Top" routine let a real head know... my tape got ate up a couple years ago)http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=257DE7A94E3CC9FATHE COLD CRUSH BROTHERS VS. THE FORCE MC'S- Patterson NJ[/b]In this infamous battle, Cold Crush went first and had no idea that it was really even a battle... they just did their show and broke out to do another performance back in NY later that nighthttp://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=106B1A5D05937B94After the CC4 left, the Doctor Rock & The Force got onstage and proceeded to RIP THE COLD CRUSH A NEW ONE with their singing stylehttp://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=52C5615A7FDEE2ACFrom what I understand, when the Cold Crush found out later how the Force MCs went at them, they approached them backstage at a show with guns and the whole nine, ready to set it off and made the Force apologize 
KOOL MOE DEE & T-LA ROCK /w TEDDY TED[/b]One of my favorite live tapes, it's good to hear Moe Dee showing just why he is revered by other mcs like Rakim, Kool G Rap, Nas etc... most of Moe's best stuff was never put on record (all that "Wild Wild West", "How Ya Like Me Now" stuff may have been hits but that schitt was NOT that real schitt!). If Moe would've made records more like this his legendary status wouldn't be questioned by anyone. Even still, as always, 
And T-La Rock is also 
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=FB5022D132E6A0F7MARLEY MARL, BIZ MARKIE & MC SHAN[/b]Biz on the beat box, Shan on the mic rhymin' and Marley on the cut. What else needs to be said? http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=BDE6AD006639E80DHAPPY REAL SCHITT HOLIDAYS EVERYBODY!!!!! 
KOOL MOE DEE & T-LA ROCK /w TEDDY TED[/b]One of my favorite live tapes, it's good to hear Moe Dee showing just why he is revered by other mcs like Rakim, Kool G Rap, Nas etc... most of Moe's best stuff was never put on record (all that "Wild Wild West", "How Ya Like Me Now" stuff may have been hits but that schitt was NOT that real schitt!). If Moe would've made records more like this his legendary status wouldn't be questioned by anyone. Even still, as always, And T-La Rock is also http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=FB5022D132E6A0F7MARLEY MARL, BIZ MARKIE & MC SHAN[/b]Biz on the beat box, Shan on the mic rhymin' and Marley on the cut. What else needs to be said? http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=BDE6AD006639E80DHAPPY REAL SCHITT HOLIDAYS EVERYBODY!!!!!
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Force MC's had newer routines and way better harmonization. It was like
MJ impression....timeless.
Particularly for the Force MC's joint.
Force MC's and Doctor Rock was one of the very first hip hop shows I saw at Smith Street Community Center in Poughkeepsie, NY in early '82.
And they actually did 2 of those routines (the "I Will Survive" and the "Rocky" joints).
But get this, there was actually a crew up here from Newburgh calling themselves "Cold Crush" (I'm not kidding), and they were actually really good. One of them was Kid Nice who was a disciple of Bam and put out a couple of rekids in the early 80's, and later fucked up what looked like a promising career after fucking over his manager Tommy Mottola. The real Cold Crush was supposed to come upstate and battle for the name and there's even a flyer for the event that was in a recent Wax Poetics, but I don't think Caz and them ever showed if I remember correctly. Big suprise. But that's another story.
Anyway, the upstate Cold Crush was on the same bill as the Force MC's that night and the Force MC's did those same routines like I said but still managed to flip the names of each local crew member into their shit.
Dope as fuck at the time, but now after hearing that tape it makes it somehow even better.
Doctor Rock also did this routine where he was catching "Last Night Changed It All" and he kept catching the part in the middle where she goes "had a ball", "had a ball", "had a ball" all the while doing tricks with a basketball. That shit right there is what made me want to DJ.
I've NEVER been able to find that routine anywhere and I don't know why I never thought of asking you since you seem to be the king of these old tapes.
Let me know something good Philly Phill!!
Yep, he does it on that same tape where they go at the Cold Crush. It's kinda messed up because i think the stage was weak and the records kept jumping... I'm not sure, I haven't listened to the whole tape in years. I'll hook ya up though, mayne.
And nah, I wish I was the king of the old school tapes... that title has to go to Troy L. Smith. I got a lot, but he's got hundreds. He digs for those tapes like i used to dig for breaks! Troy also handles most of the interviews over at Jayquan's site, The Foundation... an invaluable resource for anybody who even gives half a damn about the true history of hip hop music.
I'm not really at home to post some shit, but I gots one or two things here with me!
Chad Jackson - Battle of the DJ's Mix
CJ Mackintosh - Battle of the DJ's Mix
DJ Cheese - Battle of the DJ's Mix
DJ Jazzy Jeff - Battle of the DJ's Mix
DJ Streets Ahead - Battle of the DJ's
Grandmixer DST - LL COOL J Live
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - Flash To The Beat Live
Grandmixer DST - Herbie Hancock Live
I don't care what NOBODY says!
Not to keep pestering you, but I've also been looking FOREVER for this tape I used to have.
It was from the early 90's and it was L.L. rhyming over Keep Rising To The Top at Chuck Chillout's b-day party I believe.
The rhymes were pretty much the same as the ones from that song he did later for one of the House Party ST albums. Ya know, the one where's he's dissing Ice T and Hammer.
"I be like Bruce Lee in that ass going 'Waaaaaaaaah!!!!"
For some reason, that whole rhyme just came off so much harder over that Keni Burke shit than whatever beat he used for the House Party joint.
Tell me ya got it Phill!!
nice one Phill
Here's KMD crushing Busy Bee for those that don't have it
http://download.yousendit.com/34CCA9E50DCE7B5A
yo...
where would one obtain this 'hip hop lessons' thing in it's entirety, phill?
Yo, just so you know... this clip here has nothing to do with Grandmixer DST. That's a performance LL did here in Philly at After Midnight in 1985 that was played on Lady B's show on Power 99. A lot of people don't know, but this clip was one of the main things that got LL's buzz going big time right before he blew up... first this, then his cameo in Krush Groove. Man, when I heard that freestyle I was totally
connoisseur, broke it down for me: "Phill, he's really not saying anything" and pointed specifically to his line about his voice metriculating like a grand piano.
I don't remember where I got this from but here it is, THANKS!
The Krown Rulers[/b] "Kick The Ball" (Live from After Midnight, Philly 1988)
Enjoy!
I'm listening to this right now. Must have been 78/79, with joints like Hot Shot and Shame. Those were big records in the UK back when I was a little punk-rocker.
That's my joint, right there!!!! I had that on a KYS tape back then, but somehow I lost it. Wasn't "Kick the Ball" on a 12"? I've somebody has that, get at me on the PMs (please!!!).
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
Thanks, man!!! Oh yeah, anyone have some clips of those Classic Concept joints from the mid-80's. I used to like those cats. What happened to them? While I'm at it, what about the 3 Z MC's from Baltimore ("Triple Threat")?
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
"Hip Hop Lessons" (aka KNOW YOUR REAL SCHITT HISTORY) is a class I teach here on Soulstrut every now and then. As time goes on, the origins of hip hop get lost and new generations come up that really don't know where the music came from. It is my resposibility, as an elder statesman, to share my many years of hip hop experience with those who were not around to soak this all in as it happened. Unfortunately, some are resistant when you try to use words to educate, so I think it's better sometimes to just let the music speak for itself. Some will still be resistant- to that, all I can say is may God be with them. To the rest, I hope you enjoy and appreciate this REAL SCHITT that I bestow upon you. Hear it, absorb it, BE IT.
I feel like I just ate my vitamins. except they tasted good too..
paul, i think ive heard you juggle that same part...and i gotta have it on tape around here somewhere aka the saga of Louie and Ruel vs WVKR!
seeing paul nice,cosmo baker and the soulman in the same thread is like some holy trinity shit for me. RESPECT! and thnaks for all the clips!
I think I may have this somewhere on my HD at the lab, I'll post it if no one else obliges before I go back to work (Tuesday)...
Thanks to everyone for sharing as well !!!
Yup, I got a tape of that show myself, that was most definitely the real schitt for a new jack like me. Paul rocking "Human Nature" over the "Substitution" drums =
Speaking of that show, whatever happened to Mike O'Connors' rap group, Paul? Plaese tell me he hit you off with promo copies, I'd love to hear him on the mic.
The juice crew - live in brooklyn
Slick Rick and Doug E Fresh - Treat Her Like A Prostitute (Live)
Slick Rick & Doug E Fresh - Live at the Lincoln Projects NY [1984]
Roxanne Shante and BizMarkie (Live)