DJ Red Alert and Mike Slammer – Slammin Vinyl – Old Skool Classics (FC019) (4/4) This is a mix done by DJ Red Alert and Mike Slammer of their tunes from their own label Slammin Vinyl that was given away free with Fast Car magazine in 2001. If you haven’t heard this before your in for a treat, 60 minutes of Old Skool goodness. For some reason YouTube without any notice have taken my upload limit back to 15 minutes, that’s why this mix is in 4 parts, they’ll probably take this channel down soon, so enjoy it while you can

For reasons unknown, all the tracks have been named differently from the original release.

Fast Car tracklist :-

1 Bad Boy
2 Wind It Up
3 Time To Get Ill
4 Watch This!
5 Big Up Your Spliff
6 Touch Somebody
7 Dig This
8 E.F.F.E.C.T.
9 Too Rough
10 Shining
11 You Make Me Feel
12 4 O’Clock
13 Spinning Around
14 You’ve Had It
15 Rider
16 Come On

Actual tracklist :-

1 Original Bad Boy
2 Just Wanna Hold U Tight
3 Ruff
4 I Don’t Need Your Love
5 Ganja Man
6 In Effect
7 Let’s Do It
8 In Effect (Remix)
9 Ruffer
10 You Are The One
11 Feel So Real
12 Question Mark Volume 3A
13 Music’s Got Me
14 Question Mark Volume 2A
15 The Ride
16 Dis One

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Kool Moe Dee made it clear he wasn’t going to let his feud with LL Cool J fade away. Moe Dee took this rhyme battle to the next level with “Let’s Go”. According to Moe Dee, LL had taken the bait when he responded to his first salvo – “How Ya Like Me Now”. With “Let’s Go” Moe Dee had basically set the standard for which future diss songs would be judged. LL then seemed content on taking the high road for a while, but finally returned in the summer of 1990 with “To Da Break Of Dawn”.

Around this time L.A.-based rapper Ice T, and the energetic MC Hammer were making lots of noise in the industry. LL took notice and set aside sharp verses for them in “To Da Break Of Dawn”. Another track that would go on to become a huge hit for LL – “Mama Said Knock You Out” was also released during this time. Again, LL took aim at Kool Moe Dee and possibly everyone else on his list without directly referencing them.

Kool Moe Dee would follow this all up and fire the last shot with “Death Blow”.

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Bohannon* – Let’s Start The Dance
Label:
Bohannon Records Ltd.
Catalog#:
777
Format:
Vinyl, 12″
Country:
US
Released:

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Disco
Tracklist
A1 Let’s Start The Dance (Radio Version With Rap) 4:50
A2 Let’s Start The Dance (Radio Version Without Rap) 4:50
A3 South African Man 4:58
B1 Let’s Start The Dance (Extended Version Without Rap) 8:03
B2 Let’s Start The Dance (Extended Version With Rap) 6:50

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