Parakhan Presents – Dun Language Classics 2003

Posted by P On September - 23 - 2009

Throwback tape from 2003 with tracks, instrumentals, & OG samples.

Parakhan Presents – Dun Language Classics 2003

01-Queens Intro
02-Mobb Deep – Shook Ones Pt 2
03-CNN – Channel 10
04-Queens Robbin Niggas Interlude
05-Mobb Deep – The Illest
06-CNN – Halfway Thugs
07-Mobb Deep – Give Up The Goods
08-McCann Interlude
09-Mobb Deep – Right Back At You
10-CNN – Blood Money
11-Prodigy – Keep It Thoro
12-Mobb Deep – Drink Away The Pain
13-Nas – Memory Lane Inst
14-Nas – NY State Of Mind
15-Mobb Deep – Cradle To The Grave
16-Hutch Interlude
17-Mobb Deep Inst
18-Prodigy – What You Rep
19-Mobb Deep – Up North Trip
20-Green Interlude
21-Nas – The World Is Yours
22-Prodigy – You Can Never Feel My Pain
23-Hayes Interlude
24-Mobb Deep – Temperatures Rising
25-Mobb Deep – It’s Over

Rapidshare: http://rapidshare.com/files/284215668/Parakhan_Presents_-_Dun_Language_Classics_2003.rar

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Wu-Tang Clan - Shaolin Soul

RZA and The Wu changed the world…and though I was up on 80% of these songs prior to the collections, there is something about listening to Episode 1 that does it for me….atleast once a week. GOD Bless THE GOD for forming Wu-Tang Clan.

Big Shout to: RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, U-God, Cappadonna, Gravediggaz, Killarmy, Streetlife, Sunz of Man, Shyheim, Nas, Black Knights of the North Star, Rakim, Busta Rhymes, Wu-Tang Killa Beez, Achozen, Killah Priest, Cappadonna, Black Market Militia, Mathematics, Hell Razah, Royal Fam, True Master, 4th Disciple, GP Wu, Cilvaringz, Redman

episode 1

Episode 1:

Trouble Heartaches And Sadness – Ann Peebles
Lets Straighten It Out – O V Wright
Ill Never Grow Old – The Charmels
The Masquerade Is Over – David Porter
Groovin – Willie Mitchell
You Ought To Be With Me – Al Green
Youre All I Need To Get By – Marvin Gaye And Tammi Terrell
If You Think It (You May As Well Do It) – The Emotions
Nautilus – Bob James
Gotta Find A New World – Al Green
Dont Do It – Syl Johnson
Little Ghetto Boy (Live) – Donny Hathaway
Could I Be Falling In Love – Syl Johnson
After Laughter (Comes Tears) – Wendy Rene
Aint No Sunshine – Lyn Collins
Is It Because Im Black – Syl Johnson
In The Rain – The Dramatics
The Way We Were – Gladys Knight And The Pips
Motherless Child – O V Wright
Children Dont Get Weary – Booker T And The MGs

http://rapidshare.com/files/75425202/Shaolin_Soul_vol.1.zip

episode 2

Episode 2:

I Hear The Love Chimes – Syl Johnson
Im Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down – Ann Peebles
Hard Times – Baby Huey
I Like It – The Emotions
I Keep Asking You Questions – Black Ivory
Honey Bee – The New Birth
Maybe Tomorrow – Jackson 5
I Hate I Walked Away – Syl Johnson
Something – Al Green
Its Over – Eddie Holman
Warp Factor II (Edit) – Montana
Youre Getting Too Smart – Detroit Emeralds
I Got The (Blues) – Labi Siffre
Ive Been Watching You – Southside Movement
Why Marry – The Sweet Inspirations
Gone The Promises Of Yesterday – Mad Lads
Aretha Sing One For Me – George Jackson
Come Go With Me – Teddy Pendergrass
Thats Just My Luck – Syl Johnson
Simply Beautiful – Al Green

http://rapidshare.com/files/76946444/Shaolin_Soul_Vol.2.zip

episode 3

Episode 3:

Love Jones – Brighter Side Of Darkness
My Hero Is My Gun – Diana Ross
Oh Pretty Woman – Albert King
Across 110th Street – Bobby Womack
Hang On Sloopy (Long Version) – David Porter
Ohio Machine Gun – The Isley Brothers
Far Cry – Marvin Gaye
Parade Strut – JJ Johnson
Please Don’t You Leave Me Lonely – King Floyd
Here Comes The Rain Again – Eurythmics
Sunny – Booker T & The MG’s
Synthetic Substitution – Melvin Bliss
Rocket Love – Stevie Wonder
Theme from Cool Breeze – Solomon Bliss
Drowning On Dry Land – OV Wright
Black and Tan Fantasy – Thelonious Burke
I Forgot To Be Your Lover – Willien Bell
Don’t Take My Kindness For Weakness – The Soul Children
Different Strokes – Syl Johnson
Sanford & Sons – Quincy Jones

http://rapidshare.com/files/76936978/shaolin_soul_episode_3.zip

episode 4

Episode 4:

Free Again – Gap Mangione
Benjamin – Les McCann
Tobacco Road – Tommy Youngblood
Brother Louie – Hot Chocolate
Take Yo’ Praise – Camille Yardbrough
A Fool Can’t See The Light – O.V. Wright
Mechanical Man – Jerry Butler
Let Me Down Easy – Betty Lavette
Giving Up – Gladys Knight & The Pips
Light My Fire – Al Green
Underground (Demo) – Curtis Mayfield
The Thrill Is Gone – B.B. King
Le Freak – Chic
Midnight Groove – Love Unlimited
A Message From A Black Man – The Whatnauts
Steal Away – Johnnie Taylor
I Believe To My Soul – Donny Hathaway
Today – Tom Scott
And This Is Love – Gladys Knight & The Pips
Walk On By – Isaac Hayes
The Champ – The Mohawks
I Who Have Nothing – Ben E. King

http://rapidshare.com/files/75402945/Shaolin_Soul_Vol._4.zip

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WLND 50

Posted by Dj Ready Cee On September - 22 - 2009


WLND RADIO RETURNS!!

Peter Oasis along with DJ Ready Cee are back in your face with another installment of WLND RADIO devoted to the first annual THIS IS 50 FEST coming to The Beach at Governor’s Island, NYC!

On October 3rd, 2009, 50 Cent brings together the freshest Hip-Hop artists for the This is 50 Festival!

Rapper, actor and best-selling author, 50 Cent unites a diverse roster of artists for a day of performances at The Beach at Governors Island for his first annual festival, presented by LiveNDirect, AEG Live & Hot 97.

He has created what many have dubbed “The New Summer Jam.” The roster includes G-Unit, Kid Cudi, Wale, Mike Poser as well as special guests Jim Jones, D-Block, Maino and more.

Tickets are on sale now for $45
October 3rd, 2009- The Beach, Governors Island
Doors open 4pm Showtime 6PM
All Ages, Rain or Shine
www.wemakeconcerts.com

Advanced Tickets available on for purchase through Ticketmaster: by visiting www.ticketmaster.com. You may also purchase tickets directly from the NOKIA Theatre Box Office, located at 1515 Broadway at W. 44th St., New York City or by calling 212-930-1950. Day of show tickets available at the Beach.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD WLND 50

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THE READY CEE SHOW – EPISODE #151

Posted by Dj Ready Cee On September - 22 - 2009


Your favorite Bronx Bunch is back on the box this week with more bangin’ beats! You KNOW we gotta get on joints from this new Raekwon album! Also new stuff from The Brown Bag AllStars, Havoc, Tragedy Khadafi & Trez, Trife Diesel & many more!

If you’re in or around the New York City area don’t forget to come out to BROWN BAG THURSDAYS at The Voodoo Lounge! Featuring DJ Element, DJ Ready Cee & DJ E-Holla on the set along with a variety of performances and guests! Here’s this month’s line-up:

Sept 17:
Breez Evahflowin
Daniel Joseph
Silent Night
St. Joe Louis

Sept 24:
Brown Bag AllStars
Red Clay
O.I.S.D
Niles
Ness Lee

@Voodoo Lounge
24 E 1st Ave and 1st St.
New York, NY
9pm, $5

FOLLOW:
@djreadycee

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD EPISODE #151

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Interview: Dj Plan 9

Posted by P On August - 24 - 2009

Dj Plan 9 in the mix - photo: CAMERASHEYE(Leimert Park Camera Club)

I had a super long intro written for this interview, but after reading it…all the hype and typical rap journalism isn’t required in 2009.  Instead, let me sum up what’s going down like this:

I came to Cali.
Plan 9 was one of the first DJ’s I saw go off.
He had a unique style, played records that he pressed himself, and obviously loved hip hop.
Ten years have passed.
Plan 9 is still a true LA original.

And now I’ll give you Dj Plan 9…go check him out.

—P

What’s your name, DJ Plan 9, mean to you?  Does it have anything to do with 1950s Science Fiction?

Great question! As a kid there used to be this Saturday afternoon monster movie show on UHF channel 19 in Cincinnati called CREATURE FEATURE…hosted by THE COOL GHOUL…I watched that shit every saturday like it was a RELIGION. One saturday they show PLAN 9 from OUTERSPACE. I watched it and lost my mind. Flying saucers? Vampires?? Zombies??? Bela Lugosi???? old stock footage????? What! it was all the shit I was into all at the same time. SENSORY OVERLOAD! There’s a scene in film where the aliens return to the mothership and have to answer his EXCELLENCY…The LEADER right? They have to answer to this guy. It breaks down basically like they been trying to invade the earth like 8 other times, ALL FAILURES. The leader askes them, “What plan will you follow now. The commander of the invasion force replies in a MAD OFFICIAL VOICE, “PLAN 9″! Then the leader says, “Ah, yes Plan 9 deals with the resurrection of the dead. Long distance electrode stimulation through the pineal pituitary gland of recent dead” WHAT! They had tried 8 times to invade the Earth and failed? 8 failed missions! but the ninth one worked!?  I thought that was DOPE. STAR WARS episode IV had just come out, BattleStar Galactica was on, Buck Rogers was on , Long story short I was a science fiction nerd. I filed that movie in my mind until 1995, when I got invited to dj @ Spaceland by my friend Vinzula (google him He’s DOPE) I had to come up with a Dj name…ALIAS whatever. I consulted with the peace-pipe and late night TV. On Channel 5  the Late LATE LATE show is playing, and thus I adopted the name Plan 9 from OUTERSPACE. A must watch for everyone by the WAY!

What’s your first memory of Hip Hop?

My first memory of hip hop had to be in ’79, my mom had a Cutlass convertible, we would ALWAYS bump WCIN. Chic ‘goodtimes’ would come on the radio and we would sing it ALL LOUD and shit, right. This one time it sounds a little different, the bass line is thumpin’ as usual but then this guy starts TALKING…RHYMING a “hiphop a hibbie a hibbie”  My mom was pissed cause she thought it was CHIC and this guys is talking and it makes no sense to her. I waited and waited for the dj to say the name of the song they didn’t so as soon as I got home I called up the station and asked about the song that starts off sounding like CHIC and they told me it was Rapper’s Delight.

This is a multi part long ass question: How do you feel about technology and the DJ?  Do you have an opinion on file downloading and it’s affect on the music industry?  What about the transition from mixtapes to podcasts?  Dj’s using Serato to spin mp3s over vinyl?

Technology in the hands of the talented dj is great. Technology in the hands of the mediocre dj is not so great. As far as the transition to mixtape to podcast, I hate and LOVE that. I miss actually holding the music…geeking out on the packaging if it’s dope…passing it hand to hand to a friend. But then I love that I can make a mix put it up on zshare or soundcloud and it can be downloaded by anyone anywhere at anytime. It’s weird as far as the vinyl vs. mp3 thing goes. If you are proficient @ rocking vinyl and then choose to rock serato I can’t be mad, but its way out of hand right now. To quote DE LA’s 3 is a magic number,” Every body wants to be a DJ” and C-3PO, “This is madness”; Sometimes I’ll be at a gig playing w/ serato DJ’s and 9 times outta 10(word to Quik) something will go wrong…CAN’T TRUSS IT

When I first met you way back when, you had your own record label, released a bunch of vinyl, and were producing tons of beats.  Are you still doing all of those things?

Yeah man! I’m back at it! The new label is called AFROBEEP. We are readying several projects for release digitally as well as physically (vinyl & cassette).

What’s next for DJ Plan 9?  Where can your fans come see you do your thing?  Have anything to plug?

Working on alot of music right now…Several beat projects with my wife, Dj Liquyd under the name FISH$CALE, Also working on a project called NINE FINGAZ with ABF of the 5 Signs…an album is also in the works with the 60′s french lounge singer Louis Le Grand. On the dj tip you can catch me @ the ‘Some of my Best Friends are Black’! (SOMBFAB!) parties we’ve been throwing for over a year now! It’s alot fun,all the dj’s have to rock ALL VINYL…Lately we’ve also been doing this thing called MYSTERY CRATE where dj ‘s bring a crate and switch it with another dj. You have to play out of crate that you have no IDEA what’s in it. CHALLENGING and FRESH! We’ve had some incredible sets so far and more to come this summer! WHOOOOOOOP!

Shouts to SPITHATE/ SOMBFAB / AFROBEEP  / 213* and INSTRUMENTAL!

photo: CAMERASHEYE(Leimert Park Camera Club)

www.myspace.com/sombfab
www.myspace.com/fishscalejohnson
www.soundcloud.com/fishscale
www.instrumentalagency.com

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