THE MUSIC CLASSIC INFO

1. Stem (LP Version)
2. Red Bus Needs to Leave!
3. Long Stem
4. Soup

Threw a couple of extra goodies in there for you as well. Enjoy. This pretty much closes out the month of September for me. See you guys in a few days. Back soon. Peace.

Track Listing:
1. Intro
2. High Noon
3. Devil's Advocate (heaven v. hell bonus beat)
4. Organ Donor (extended overhaul)

I remeber discovering Shadow when "Endtroducing" came out, and totally being blown away. I mean that guy completely changed the musical direction in my life... "High Noon" did the same exact thing...

Track Listing:
A) DJ Shadow: Lost & Found [S.F.L.]
B) DJ Krush: Kemuri

Formats:
** the original was only released as a 12 inch single.
the re-issue was released on vinyl and compact disc.

Contains one of my favourite DJ Shadow joints ever...

Ripped this from the DVD that I got this past weekend from Netflix. Now I know that it's not the official soundtrack, but I thought: "What the HELL!!!" Contains some sic drum breaks, and even sicker tunes that only these two gentleman could find. Enjoy. And if anyone out their has the official version, don't be shy. Laters...

Figured I put this one up, just in case you guys didn't know what the hell I was talking about when I was referring to the group known as "Cos." This is a very good compilation. One of their best to date I'd have to say. Enjoy. I'll be back in a few. Peace!

Now, the only reason I would have ever even heard of these guys is because of man's best friend, the Strictly Breaks "Dusty Fingers" compilation. It's the opening track from Vol 14, as is so hot, that you can't help but dismiss it because you can't help but think you'll ever hear anything by this obscure artist again. Well, huge thanks to the lad over at Rare and Vintage for unearthing this amazing gem. Enjoy. You'll never hear anything like this again.

Found this one at a new spot to me called "The Devils Jazz Pit." A good album, but I can't do anything with the files but listen. It's a FLAC file, and I can't seem to export them out to any other format. If someone out there has this, drop me a line, or a link. Thanks. Laters.

Uh-oh! Got some more Henderson for y'all. Released in the 90's as a double CD with "Black Is The Color," this is another top outing for all youHenderson lovers out there. Torn from the Milestone box set, contains some more live renditions from the Lighthouse Cafe in Hermosa, as well as a killer line-up: Henderson (tenor saxophone); Pete Yellen (alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet); Woody Shaw (trumpet); Curtis Fuller (trombone); George Cables (electric piano); Stanley Clarke, Ron McClure (bass); Lenny White (drums); Tony Waters (congas). Enjoy. Laters.

I've posted this before, but decided "what the hell," might as well give it to you again. Basically the highlights of Marc Moulin's career with the band we've all come to love known as "Placebo." And if you don't know who they are by now, well, just look below... Brought back for all you completelist... Enjoy. Back soon. Peace!

Yo! This one is courtesy of my boy A. M. Breakups, check him out at the 'Space for some sic-ass beats & so much more... This is Marc Moulin's solo release recorded in '74, and is what Dusty Grooves classifies as "a crucial bit of keyboard funk." Enjoy this cherry on top. Back soon. Peace!

Guess what my good folks? Vinyl Rip of this album over at Swami Hermitus's spot. Show him some love...

This is it, the last album that you'll hear from the group known as "Placebo." Pure smokin' hot flavour gallore. Once again, mad props to the 4 Brothers Beats blogspot for putting this up for all to enjoy. Get it while you can. A guarenteed excellent addition to all of your collections. Back soon. Peace!

Yet another great album by Marc Moulin and the group Placebo, and yet another great post brought to you by the gentleman over at 4 Brother Beats. I guarentee listening to all of these in order, soak of the funk for beyond the grave. Enjoy... Back soon. Peace.

Let's start off by saying that 4 Brother Beats is quickly becoming one of the hottest spots for diggers and admirers of music anywhere on the web, which is where I happened to pick this one up at. I can't begin to tell you how long I've been looking for this one, or anything by Marc Moulin and this group. A guarenteed amazing album. Pick it up, fast. Enjoy. Back soon. Peace!

I hope when you visit, you find things that you have never heard, or never even thought about hearing. I hope a lot of you had never heard of Madlib, or the songs on the previous album, and thought to yourselves, "Holy Shit!!! These were actually songs from back in the day!?!" Well, on that note, this here is for you.

Contains the tracks that acted as inspiration for "Shades of Blue." Enjoy. P.S. Found this one over at Sopedrada blogspot... Much respect due.

Okay, last one that I'm doing in this "Ironman" series that I inadvetantly started. Picked this up at RapBoard.Ru, and has a few good tracks on it, plus some sick Library Breaks samples (Guns N Razors & Outta Town Shit), but basically the leftovers from "Fishscale." Be back to basics after this one. Promise. Peace!

This is for you Cosmo. Courtesy of wutang-rap.blogspot, check 'em out, has some good stuff over there for all you Wu-fans. Enjoy. Gonna be getting back to our standard "Breaks" here pretty soon. Peace!
And if anyone has "Pretty Toney," "Bullet Proof Wallets," or even "Ironman" samples compilation, it would be greatly appreciated.

Figured since we're on that tip... I remember how dope this album was when it came, and like I said, he's got to be the hardest working member of the Wu-Tang Clan there is... The anticipation of the album was so big, I remember jackin' a 36 x 48" poster from a promo person off the streets of San Francisco, and high-tailing it to the train station. Enjoy. Peace!

Another on courtesy of the gents over at The Movement On-line, and if you haven't joined yet, you might wanna think about doing so. Anyways, a great album, that completely cover the vast array of samples that make-up the "Fish Scale" album. Props to whoever compiled it. Back soon. Peace! Part 1 & 2.

An all instrumental album packed with loads of phat breaks, samples, and Jazz influences, this is a rather strong outing for the dynamic duo of Guru & Premo; I think things just seemed to fall apart after this. Includes one of their best tracks: "Mass Appeal." Found this one over at Sweet Black Music blogspot; pay him a visit to recieve the "password" to access this file. Enjoy these instrumentals. Back soon. Peace!

Sorry, don't know much about this album, and quite frankly, haven't even listened to it yet, but look at the freakin' line-up on this: Hank Mobley, James Spaulding, Joe Henderson, Mccoy Tyner, Pete la Roca, Herbie Hancock, Bob Cranshaw, and others... That alone entitles a listen. Found this at Hefiorels eclectic music show pay him a visit. Back soon. Pace!

Okay, now this is the one that started it all for me... I decided to put this one up because this album features the likes of David Axelrod, Dorothy Ashby, Oliver Sain, and folks we've mentioned most recently like Amon Duul & Les Baxter. I know alot of you out there already own this one, but then again, a lot of you don't. So if you got it, enjoy it, if you don't, get it... Back soon. Peace.

Not your conventional album by lounge great Les Baxter, but definately funky, and contains serveral variations on the track "Hogin' Machine," which has been featured on Breaks Compilation by everyone in the business. Enjoy this. Back soon. Peace.

Here's another one that I happened to find by these "Kraut" rockers from Germany. Don't hate me, but I'm sure you'll love it. I did... "On this 1972 release the melodies are still present, although the songs are shorter and generally range from 3-5 minutes in length, with a single track at 7'19" and the closing track Hawknose Harlequin is the longest at 9'45" (and is simply incredible). Stylistically, this is very psychedelic stuff with subtle shades of prog here and there - a perfect combination in my book." - Amazon.com