Showing posts with label camp lo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camp lo. Show all posts

Friday, August 14, 2009

CM Famalam Freestyles 1998-2002 (400 MB)





Today, we're presenting you with 400 MB worth of freestyles from Bobbito's CM Famalam Radio Show (1998-2002). Most of the individual mp3s are lengthy sessions. Highlights include segments from J-Live, Atmosphere, Sir Menelik, Guru, MF Doom, Camp Lo, All Natural, Juggaknots, Non Phixion, Necro, Yak Ballz, Common Sense, etc. I acquired this stuff in a trade back in 2003.



Volume 1

Volume 2

Volume 3

Volume 4



All tracks are untitled. It wasn't worth the time for me to do playlists because I'm honestly not feeling the vast majority of these freestyle sessions, but I know that a lot of people love this stuff.



Preview:



J-Live





All Natural





Nes of Dirty Waters fame also posted a collection of CM Famalam highlights from 2001



--Roy Johnson

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Fifty Remixes You Need To Hear (11-20)



































11. KMD ft. MF Grimm "What A Niggy Know" (Remix)


12. Lord Finesse "S.K.I.T.S." (Remix)

The original was sparser and more raw, but this remix is more layered, ringing, and insistent, which lends itself well to the tone of alarm being conveyed. Adding Big L to the chorus was an excellent decision.

13. Common Sense "Soul By The Pound" (Thump Mix)


14. Casual "That's How It Is" (Disshowwedo Remix)


15. Grand Puba ft. Sadat X "I Like It" (Buckwild Remix)

This one isn't hugely different from the hit original, but Buckwild manages to give it a more hardcore feel without sacrificing its mass appeal. Sadat X.'s cameo is one of his finest.

16. Artifacts "Dynamite Soul II" (Lip Service Remix)


17. Aceyalone "Mic Check" (Kemo Remix)

Kemo's version of Aceyalone's catchy ode to rocking shows and raking in the dough was the top finalist in a remix contest announced on the original's sleeve. Besides being a banger of a beat, it also complements Aceyalone's whimsical vocals quite well.

18. Camp Lo "Coolie High" (Paradise Remix)

Only Camp-Lo can out-smooth Camp-Lo. This version pulls off that sultry slick nonsensical jewel heist vibe that these BX rhymers consistently aimed for in their heyday.

19. Bush Babees "Remember Me" (Salaam Remi Remix)


20. Alkaholiks "Mary Jane" (Remix)

Tune in tomorrow for selections 21-30.



Wednesday, December 10, 2008

25 Minutes


As you can imagine we receive a lot of submissions for T.R.O.Y. and we do our best to show love to those supporting us, but once in a while we get a hold something special.

I slipped this post in as the 4th update of today because I believe this is something you'll all going to enjoy and your way to work tomorrow.

DJ Michael Timex put together a 25 minute blend of some of our favorite beats along with some of the dopest tracks of the 90's. Download this bitch and enjoy but be sure to leave feedback cuz Timex promised us some more heat if you dig. --Philaflava

1. Bucktown of the Lost
2. Hemmed At Halftime
3. Big Katz Say That Cash Rules
4. Relax and Bullshit (Ending Scratch Break)
5. Must Stay Paid Gettin' The Fortune
6. Music Money and Women in the Class of Coolie High
7. Life is Real Live Cash and Then You Die
8. Don't Fuck With Jerzee---->Rockafella has Problemz.

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