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Golden Years #2
| Artist | Song | |
| Blackalicious | Swan Lake | |
| from Melodica (1994) Produced by Chief Xcel & DJ Shadow. Soulsides Records. | ||
| Heltah Skeltah | Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka (feat. O.G.C) | |
| from Nocturnal (1996) Produced by Baby Paul. Duck Down Records. | ||
| Digable Planets | 9th Wonder (Blackitolism) [Elaine Brown Mix] | |
| from 9th Wonder (Blackitolism) Maxi-Single (1994) Produced by Digable Planets. Pendulum Records. | ||
| Ghetto Concept | E-Z On The Motion | |
| from E-Z On The Motion 12" (1994) Produced by Da Grassroots. Groove-A-Lot Records. | ||
| Supernatural | Buddah Blessed It | |
| from Buddah Blessed It 12" (1995) Produced by Djinji Brown. EastWest Records. | ||
| Ahmad | Can I Party? | |
| from Ahmad (1994) Produced by Maurice Thompson. Giant Records. | ||
| Shades Of Culture | Eye Out [Remix] | |
| from A Little Bit About Us (1993) Produced by Shades Of Culture. Union Label Group. | ||
| EPMD | Crossover | |
| from Business Never Personal (1992) Produced by EPMD. Def Jam Recordings. | ||
| Yo-Yo | What Can I Do? (feat. Ice Cube) | |
| from Make Way For The Motherlode (1991) Produced by Sir Jinx. EastWest Records. | ||
| O.C. | Word...Life | |
| from Word...Life (1994) Produced by Buckwild. Wild Pitch Records. | ||
| Large Professor | I Juswannachill | |
| from The LP (1996) Produced by Large Professor. Unreleased, shelved by Geffen Records. | ||
| Black Sheep | The Choice Is Yours [Revisited] | |
| from A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (1991) Produced by Black Sheep. Mercury Records. | ||
| Group Home | Supa Star | |
| from Livin' Proof (1995) Produced by DJ Premier. Payday Records. | ||
| Ol' Dirty Bastard | Raw Hide (feat. Method Man & Raekwon) | |
| from Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (1995) Produced by RZA. Elektra Records. | ||
Comment:
This is the second installment in a mix series focusing on the golden age of Hip-Hop from roughly 1989 to 1996. I mixed this as a single continuous mix in order to make it feel more like a tape.You can check it out at my blog: http://windowseatelectricchair.blogspot.com/
Feedback:
I would say the golden era included 1988 - BDP, Rakim, and others were dropping classics that year....but, that aside, goddamn this brings back some memories. That Heltah Skeltah joint was the anthem for a hot second and the Primo beat for Supa Star...still lovely after all these years. Props for including such lesser known gems like Shades of Culture. Do you remember A Van Full of Pakistans?