The Bronx Hip hop Duo is back with DJ MIXX & DJ Ready Cee hittin ya hard again with all the new underground hits……new joints from…….RIP TO DJ ROC RAIDA…YOU WILL BE MISSED

kev brown
rass kass
new mc lyte
new krs one buckshot
dj-js1 f-emc
new masta ace&ed-og
and many More………..tune in…..

Check out the bag of funk weekly at thereadyceeshow.com with DJ Mixx and DJ Ready Cee

Download The Chronicles 9-21-09

Mixtapes come a dime a dozen in today’s world of MP3s and computerized DJing. Thousands of DJs were born out of nowhere with the emergence of new technology and spawned a rash of low brow releases that have flooded the streets from coast to coast.

JUSTO’S REVOLUTION PT. 2 represents what makes a mixtape stand out above the crowd. It represents a true collaborative effort between some of Hiphop’s legends and it’s emerging forces. Artists like Pete Rock, DJ Premier and Black Sheep have come together with DJ Ready Cee & DJ Mixx to honor a man who meant so much to the world of mixtape DJing, Justo Faison. We called on some of our most powerful allies in the world of Hiphop to contribute to this project and everyone we needed stepped up in a big way to make this happen.

JUSTO’S REVOLUTION PT. 2 reaches far beyond the expectations of a normal mixtape and brings heavyweights back to the roots of the game!

01. INTRO feat. MARLEY MARL & PETE ROCK
02. JUSTO DJ SHOUT
03. FALLEN SOLDIERS PT. 1 feat. 2PAC, BIGGIE SMALLS, BIG L & BIG PUN
04. THE CAMPAIGN feat. RAS KASS prod. by REROC
05. BRING YALL BACK – PETE ROCK feat. LITTLE BROTHER
06. SHOUTS OUT (INTERLUDE)
07. J DILLA SPEAKS w/ READY CEE
08. DEDICATION feat. EL GANT
09. ROAD TRIP feat. EL GANT & J BLANC
10. TITANIC SPEAKS
11. ANGELS feat. GHOSTFACE & DOOM
12. JUSTO SPEAKS w/ DJ MIXX
13. NEXT UP feat. BIG DADDY KANE, KOOL G. RAP & UGK
14. LIVE FROM THE BX FREESTYLE feat. TRIFE DA GOD & TOMMY WHISPERS
15. GREW UP HARD feat. TRIFE DA GOD & SOLOMON CHILDS
16. DJ PREMIER SPEAKS
17. LIVE FROM LONG BEACH FREESTYLE feat. PERCEE P & AC THE PROGRAM DIRECTOR
18. JUSTO TRIBUTE feat. DOO-WOP
19. DJ KHALED SPEAKS
20. DEDICATION feat. PAPOOSE
21. LIVE FROM THE BX FREESTYLE feat. DRES OF BLACK SHEEP
22. GREW UP feat. BLACK SHEEP
23. FIGHT NIGHT 2002 feat. WORLD
24. DON’T BE MAD feat. PETE ROCK
25. LIVE FROM THE BX FREESTYLE feat. EDO G, JAYSAUN, SLAINE & DJ JAYCEEOH (SPECIAL TEAMZ)
26. FALLEN SOLDIERS PT. 2 feat. PROOF, PROFESSOR X & OL’ DIRTY BASTARD
27. THE PJ’S (REMIX) feat. RAEKWON
28. JUSTO TRIBUTE feat. DA RANJAHZ
29. RAZAH RUBIES FREESTYLE feat. HELL RAZAH of SUNZ OF MAN
30. JUSTO/JAM MASTER JAY TRIBUTE
31. RIP JUSTO feat. THE CO.
32. OUTRO feat. MARLEY MARL & PETE ROCK

Mixed & Arranged by: DJ Ready Cee & DJ Mixx for Street Vision Media
Special Thanks: The Legacy of Justo Faison (RIP…your vision continues!), Sommer & Titanic (Jus Muzik Group), Devin & Will (Nature Sounds Records),  Marley Marl & Pete Rock for holdin it down with the hosting–good lookin!, Ras Kass, KL (Screwball — REST IN PEACE), Fat Beats Record Store, Trife Da God, Tommy Whispers (TMF/Theodore Unit), Dres of Black Sheep, Edo G, Jaysaun, Slaine, Panther Productions, DJ Jayceeoh, Hell Razah, DJ Khaled, AC The Program Director, DJ Premier, Jazz & The U.N., The Co., Percee P, El Gant & Blanco (Nacirema), all TRUE mixtape DJ’s world-wide!

DOWNLOAD HERE:
DJ READY CEE & DJ MIXX w/ PETE ROCK & MARLEY MARL – JUSTOs REVOLUTION PT. 2

If you’re someone who consciously decides to spend time out of your life exploring the ever entertaining world of RAP BEEF, then chances are you’ve heard of the recent situation between rapper Joe Budden (Jersey) and the city of Boston.  If not, I’ll give you a quick run down.  Ok, there was recently a concert at a popular Hiphop venue in Boston called The Middle East.  Joe Budden was the headliner for the night and there were several opening acts including Jaysaun of Special Teamz (Duck Down).  This particular event was put together and hosted by Special Teamz member & undisputed Hiphop embassador of Beantown,  Edo G (shouts to The Almighty RSO though).  What started off as a normal night of up & coming performaces turned a bit ugly when Budden decided to take to the stage earlier than scheduled.  His haste, according to him, was prompted by the fact the he felt most of the supporting acts were “making him look bad”. He then went on to express his dissappointment in the fact that the party was a “sausage fest” or “testicle festival” referring to the staggeringly outnumbered females in the crowd and demanded that all “niggaz” be ousted from the stage area by security before he begins…

Here’s a shitty video clip of Budden’s opening, courtesy of vladtv.com:
Joe Budden disses Boston MCs

Naturally, once the story touched down on the internet, facts were run with in every direction, stories were embellished and the virtual war began.  I got on the phone with Jaysaun just hours ago and let him tell it like he saw it from in front of and behind the scene.  Enjoy.