DEELICIOUS!

Jay Dee, aka J Dilla, emerged as a Hip Hop producer to be reckoned with in 1995 when his name was attached to the first single from The Pharcyde's eagerly anticipated sophomore album "Labcabincalifornia." Drop the needle on his first Pharcyde production "Runnin" and you have the launch point of a producer's career that mesmerized, titillated and expanded the domes of Hip Hop fans for the next decade. "Jay Deelicious: Originals, Remixes & Rarities" documents Jay Dilla's early production on Delicious Vinyl. Working closely with The Pharcyde and Michael "Mike Floss" Ross, (Delicious Vinyl's founder), Jay Dee was instrumental in keeping The Pharcyde's second album as ear poppin' and bugged as their maiden classic "Bizarre Ride To The Pharcyde", stepping up big time after the group parted ways with "Bizarre" producer J-Swift. In addition to original productions and remixes for "Labcabin", 

Jay Dee skillfully worked with the label on incredible mixes for the Brand New Heavies, as well as unreleased remixes for former BNH singer, N'Dea Davenport. From the jazzed out Rhodes syncopation of "Sometimes" featuring Q-Tip, to the crazy cutting up of "Got To Give It Up" for "Saturday Night" featuring Mos Def, Jay Dee shows there's no tempo he can't freak on some otherworldly jazzed up funk tip. So put on your head phones and take a trip into the early work of a Hip Hop master. Umm Umm JayDEElicous! In respect to Dilla's legacy, all proceeds from the sale of this release will go to Maureen (Ma Dukes) Yancy. (BONUS: disc two is instrumentals for tracks 1 through 9).

Jay Deelicious is a retrospective chronicling some of J Dilla's productions from 1995-1998.


Disc 1

1. Runnin'(The Pharcyde)

2. Sometimes Remix (Brand New Heavies w/ Q-Tip)

3. Somethin That Means Somethin (The Pharcyde)

4. She Said Remix (The Pharcyde)

5. Bullshittin (N Dea Davenport)

6. Drop (The Pharcyde)

7. Saturday Night Remix (Brand New Heavies feat. Mos Def)

8. Y? Remix (The Pharcyde)

9. Bullshit (The Pharcyde)

10. Whatever You Want (N'Dea Davenport)

11. Splattitorium (The Pharcyde)

Disc 2

1. Runnin'(The Pharcyde) (Instrumental)

2. Sometimes Remix (Brand New Heavies w/ Q-Tip) (Instrumental)

3. Somethin That Means Somethin (The Pharcyde) (Instrumental)

4. She Said Remix (The Pharcyde) (Instrumental)

5. Bullshittin (N Dea Davenport) (Instrumental)

6. Drop (The Pharcyde) (Instrumental)

7. Saturday Night Remix (Brand New Heavies feat. Mos Def) (Instrumental)

8. Y? Remix (The Pharcyde) (Instrumental)

9. Bullshit (The Pharcyde) (Instrumental)

10. Whatever You Want (N'Dea Davenport) (Instrumental)

11. Splattitorium (The Pharcyde) (Instrumental)

The Top Tracks (5/5 Songs)

Runnin' (The Pharcyde)

Note*: These 2 files make up both discs. Part 1 isn't Disc 1. Part 2 isn't Disc 2. They extract into both discs.

Download:J Dilla - Jay Deelicious 95-98: The Delicious Vinyl Years (Part 1)

J Dilla - Jay Deelicious 95-98: The Delicious Vinyl Years (Part 2)

Eric P. Is On The Mic

As you all don't know. I've been working on beats & music all by myself day in day out, and with a little bit of skateboarding too ah-ha. Anyways check this video/interview my friend Rachel did of me, I am pretty stoked on what's to come, when I drop this mix-tape, e.p or whatever you want to call it. More talk I am also making a new hip hop playlist three actually to replace the crappy ones I did titled "If I Were Hip Hop" So wait like 2 days all and all three parts of YOU ARE HIP HOP, will be up. 

Check out www.myspace.com/youarehiphop

Lee "Scratch" Perry

Lee "Scratch" Perry (born Rainford Hugh Perry, on March 20, 1936, in Kendal, Jamaica) is a grammy award-winning reggae and dub artist, who has been highly influential in the development and acceptance ofreggae and dub music in Jamaica and overseas. He employs numerous pseudonyms, such as "Pipecock Jaxxon" and "The Upsetter".

Man is this guy's music amazing, and since I'm so young I am only getting into it now at 17 and ironically if you switch those numbers around and you get 71, Lee Perry's age as of today. I remember first hearing the song "Blackboard Jungle Dub" in the Emerica "this is skateboarding" video back in the day and downloading the song, but still not taking the time to fully get into Perry's amazing style of music. And If I may Mention great part too, Tosh Townend in "this is skateboarding", so for all you skaters who read this blog, check it out! 

Anyways I had to put this up, cause it's such a great record, so chilling and laid back to listen to. I highly suggest checking out Lee Perry's music out and his other works with other artists, and what shocked me is another one of my favourites Andrew W.K. has worked and done some recordings with Lee Perry? Rad right... I'll try and find them and post them along with some A.W.K. stuff soon. Enjoy!

Lee "Scratch" Perry: Scratch Attack!

1. "Scratch The Dub Organizer" - Lee Perry

2. "Who You Gonna Run To" - Lee Perry

3. "Tighten Up" - Lee Perry

4. "A Serious Joke" - Lee Perry

5. "Little Flute Chant" - Lee Perry

6. "When Jah Come" - Lee Perry

7. "Scratch Walking" - Lee Perry

8. "Come Along" - Lee Perry

9. "Bush Weed Corn Trash" - Lee Perry

10. "Curley Dub" - Lee Perry

11. "Blackboard Jungle Dub" - Lee Perry

12. "Rubba Rubba Words" - Lee Perry

13. "Cloak A Dagger" - Lee Perry

14. "Dub From Africa" - Lee Perry

15. "Dreamland Dub" - Lee Perry

16. "Pop Goes The Dread Dub" - Lee Perry

17. "Fever Grass Dub" - Lee Perry

18. "Sin Semilla Kaya Dub" - Lee Perry

19. "Moving Forward" - Lee Perry

20. "Blackboard Jungle Dub (version two)" - Lee Perry

21. "Kasha Macka Dub" - Lee Perry

22. "Setta Iration Dub" - Lee Perry

click here to download: http://www.mediafire.com/?zvsasnwjsgm

Fight Paris

Four years ago, a group of friends began playing music together with a passion and a dream, and thus Fight Paris was born. Comprised, from the start, with a core of Jason Krutzky (drums), Kevin Phillips (vocals), and Neil Warren (guitar), Fight Paris went through several changes before finalizing the line-up with Matt Tanner (guitar) and Champ Champagne (bass) in the summer of 2003. 

Fight Paris strictly adheres to a "party hard, work harder" philosphy. They record all their own music, create and distribute their own merchandise, and have even shot their own music video. With plans intact for extensive touring starting in 2005, Fight Paris is poised to take over the world.

See Fight Paris on tour with Dead To Fall & Twelve Tribes this spring, and this summer on the Strhess Tour with Bleeding Through, Darkest Hour, Zao, and Misery Signals. Then in August/September on tour with Open Hand on the "Ryan Dunn & Don Vito Rock Tour" all over the US.

Not that I necessarily give a shit for this type of music or band anymore, but I really had to post this for those hardcore/emo kids who listen to the worst music ever, and think it's the clothes when it's the music. Anyways in this case it's the music, Fight Paris are fucking amazing, a somewhat Cancer Bat's tone but better since they came around first, southern rock/hardcore and it's good too, not a little but a huge kick to it when you listen to it, I mainly save some of it to skateboard to and what not.

Fight Paris: Paradise, Found

1. "Fuck Me Stilettos" - Fight Paris

2. "100 Proof Woman" - Fight Paris

3. "Complete Heat" - Fight Paris

4. "Deville" - Fight Paris

5. "Better Than Elvis" - Fight Paris

6. "Rock N' Roll Soul" - Fight Paris

7. "One Track Mind" - Fight Paris

8. "You Gotta Stop & Smell The Roses" - Fight Paris

9. "Destroyer" - Fight Paris

10. "Southern Comfort" - Fight Paris

click here to download: http://www.mediafire.com/?jj15y0svgzh

Jazz For Your Brain!

Yo money! You ever feelin' a little bummed or blue for who knows what and whatever else is up. Well, I have this here to set things not right, but a touch or hit better. I honestly hate sharing some of the personal favourite music I have kept to myself, which is stupid but here I present you, or y'all with Jazz For Your Brain. 10 Tracks of sweet illin' jazz/blues & soul and funk. I've been digging through my fathers collection of jazz records and more and Im getting great stuff and I feel like sharing it because of the wonders it does for me when I listen to it.  

Damn I hope all of you or at least some of enjoy these tracks, I would put more but unfortunately most of the best songs in my opinion were like 17:00 minutes long or more, so for now I hope it's cool, even though I've been really slacking, with photos or art or anything else for that matter. But soon, I promise, I will have more to share.

Almost Crimes Present: Jazz For Your Brain!

1. "Sustah, Sustah" - Ahmad Jamal

2. "Kathy's Waltz" - Dave Brubeck Quartet

3. "Mango Mangue" - Charlie Parker

4. "Pick Up Sticks" - Dave Brubeck Quartet

5. "Ghetto Child" - Ahmad Jamal

6. "Love Song" - Gary Bartz

7. "Flamenco Sketches" - Miles Davis

8. "Afterthoughts" - Gary Bartz

9. "Part 2: Resolution" - John Coltrane

10. "Blue In Green" - Miles Davis

click here to download: http://www.mediafire.com/?gkcmzzaxznq

Thom Yorke: The Eraser Remixes

XL Recordings released three separate 12" vinyl records remixes of tracks from The Eraser in early 2008. These remixes, are pretty sweet. It's funny too because I have had them for so long but I have not had time to listen to them, as whack as that sounds but with 6838 songs I'd imagine it would be difficult to listen to everything in your i tunes, and if you continue to get more and more music. So here I am tossing you something good, so maybe do me the favor by checking out Thom Yorke's work with Radiohead which I presume that most of you know? If not even the original "The Eraser" record is great. 

Last and not least which none of you fucking care about, on the original album over, a linocut by Stanley Donwood, depicts a figure in a black hat and trench coat standing in imitation of King Canute, trying and failing to command the ocean. Around him are iconic London buildings that have been swept away by the Thames, including the Tower of London, the House of Parliament and the Thames Barrier. Donwood included this picture and other images seen in The Eraser booklet in his art exhibition London Views, prior to the album's release. The images were inspired by a large flood Donwood and Yorke both witnessed in Cornwall in 2004. The CD packaging of The Eraser is unusual for a high profile release in that it is made of carboard but unlike a digipak, it does not contain any plastic. However, Yorke said in an interview that he did not have his CDs certified as carbon neutral, agreeing with British environmentalist George Monbiot's assertion that the practice is pointless.

Thome Yorke: The Eraser Remixes

1. "And It Rained All Night (Burial Remix)" - Thome Yorke

2. "Skip Divided (Modeselektor Remix) - Thom Yorke

3. "Analyse (Various Remix)" - Thom Yorke

4. "Atoms For Peace (Four Tet Remix)" - Thome Yorke

5. "Black Swan (Cristian Vogel Spare Parts Remix)" - Thome Yorke

6. "Black Swan (Vogel Bonus Beat Eraser Remix)" - Thome Yorke

7. "Harrowdown Hill (The Bug Remix)" - Thome Yorke

8. "The Clock (Surgeon Remix)" - Thome Yorke

9. "Cymbal Rush (The Field Late Night Essen Und Trinken Remix)" - Thom Yorke

http://www.sendspace.com/file/gzhhxw

If I Were David Bowie

i am very tired, here are two playlists the If I Were David Bowie part one & two playlist series, there should be all the song info including the artwork for it and such, download this because it is good. if someone could take the time to write out/send me the track list i don't have time right now or later to post track lists always. sorry.

one of my favourite bowie songs

enjoy the music and the bold font that takes up room.

If I Were David Bowie: part one
http://www.sendspace.com/file/u9y6p7

If I Were David Bowie: part two

http://www.sendspace.com/file/lsarly

If I Were Hip Hop; The Playlist

Inevitably hip hop records are treated as though they are disposable. There not maximized as product even. Not To mention, as art.

If I Were Hip Hop; a playlist of real hip hop (part one http://www.mediafire.com/?f9b9x1mm2nu)

1. "The L.A Song" - People Under The Stairs
2. "Outta Town Shit" - Ghostface Killah
3. "Grown Man Business" - Mos Def
4. "Get It Done" - Skyzoo
5. "Somethin' That Means Somethin" - The Pharcyde
6. "Check The Technique" - Gang Starr
7. "Elevators (Me And You)" - Outkast
8. "Steve Biko (Stir It Up) - A Tribe Called Quest
9. "Kon Queso" - MF Doom
10. "Runnin" - The Pharcyde
11. "Me, Myself And I" - De La Soul
12. "Definition" - Black Star
13. "Break My Heart" - Common
14. "Ready Or Not" - The Fugees
15. "The Choice Is Yours (Revisited)" - Black Sheep
16. "Live On Stage" - Dilated Peoples
17. "Mind Sex" - Dead Prez
18. "Soon Come" - Asheru & Blue Black
19. "Other Side Of The Game" - Erykah Badu
20. "It's Your World/Pop's Reprise" - Common

If I Were Hip Hop; a playlist of real hip hop (part two http://www.mediafire.com/?8gh5nyrnnmd)

21. "Run" - Ghostface Killah
22. "The Story Of Us" - Fatlip
23. "Bag Lady" - Erykah Badu
24. "Heaven Only Knows" - K-Os
25. "Little Brother" - Black Starr
26. "Smiley" - Asheru & Blue Black
27. "I Hear Voices Pts. 1 & 2" - MF Doom
28. "Guns N’ Razors" - Ghostface Killah
29. "A Day At The Races" - Jurassic 5
30. "Mass Appeal" - Gang Starr
31. "God Lives Through" - A Tribe Called Quest
32. "Ruffneck" - MC Lyte
33. "Drop" - The Pharcyde
34. "Juice (Know The Ledge)" - Eric B. & Rakim
35. "Get By (Extended Remix)" - Mos Def & Talib Kweli
36. "Whateva Man" - Redman
37. "Alex (Stolen Script)" - Ghostface Killah
38. "Killing Me Softly" - The Fugees
39. "U, Black Maybe" - Common

If I Were Hip Hop; a playlist of real hip hop (part three http://www.mediafire.com/?8xmmglyjdxa)

41. "Slow Down" - Ghostface Killah
42. "Live And Direct" - Skyzoo & 9th Wonder
43. "Fire It Up (Knight Rider Remix)" - Busta Rhymes
44. "Raw Shit" - Jaylib
45. "Dope Skill" - MF Doom
46. "Can't Do Nuttin' for Ya, Man!" - Public Enemy
47. "McNasty Filth" - Jaylib
48. "In Memory Of…" - Gang Starr
49. "Big Poppa" - Notorious B.I.G.
50. "Gimme Some More" - Busta Rhymes
51. "Everyday Struggle" - Notorious B.I.G.
52. "Hifting Lanes" - MF Doom & MF Grimm
53. "Rock Cocaine Flow" - De La Soul
54. "Extreme Measures" - Skyzoo & 9th Wonder
55. "Born & Raised In The Ghetto" - Point Blank
56. "Propaganda" - Dead Prez
57. "R U My Nigga" - Cormega
58. "Stressed Out" - A Tribe Called Quest
59. "Thin Line" - Jurassic 5
60. "Ahh" - Run-DMC