http://www.deeznotes.com Thu, 17 May 2012 20:17:38 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Copyright © 2011 dave@deeznotes.com (deez notes) dave@deeznotes.com (deez notes) http://www.deeznotes.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/powered_by_podpress.jpg http://www.deeznotes.com 144 144 deez notes deez notes dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/05/plymouth-prowler-boys-by-uncle-jesse/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/05/plymouth-prowler-boys-by-uncle-jesse/#comments Thu, 17 May 2012 13:00:00 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=1035 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/05/plymouth-prowler-boys-by-uncle-jesse/feed/ 0 0:55:55 Uncle Jesse is back at it again with a new project. They’re hitting us with a musical menagerie of what they do best. Something you’ve never heard before. I like this mix a lot. I’m curious to see what others’ interpretation [...] Uncle Jesse is back at it again with a new project. They’re hitting us with a musical menagerie of what they do best. Something you’ve never heard before. I like this mix a lot. I’m curious to see what others’ interpretation of this piece of art is, given the project’s uniqueness. I’ll be keeping an eye on the comments at Head of Rothchild. As a matter of fact, go there now to read Stoop Girl’s breakdown of what this movement is all about it and listen/download the mix down below. Explicit, ignorant lyrics. Track Listing Drake ft.The Weeknd – Crew Love (Shlohmo Remix) Usher – Climax Kuedo – Onset (Escapsim) Clicks And Whistles – Neva Get Caught Juicy J – Won’t Miss You 2 Chainz ft. Gucci Mane – Riot (Remix) Distal – Feed Me The Isley Brothers – Between the Sheets (Nadus Remix) Clams Casino – I’m God Lunice – The Good Kids Flosstradamus – MOTA Lunice – Bricks Rick Ross ft. T.I. – 9 Piece Rick Ross – High Definition Flosstradamus – Hood Fantasy DJ Nate – Make Em Run Heartbreak – Elmo (DJ Swizzymack Remix) Nadus – Shooter Jon Kwest – Blam Evian Christ – Fuck It None Of Ya’ll Don’t Rap Surkin Gold Island (Bok Bok & L-Vis 1990 Remix) Future – Same Damn Time (Nacey Remix) Nadus – JRM (Just Relax) Baauer – Samurai Joker ft. William Cartwright – On My Mind dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/strictly-hip-hop-mix-on-weaa-88-9-4272012/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/strictly-hip-hop-mix-on-weaa-88-9-4272012/#comments Sat, 28 Apr 2012 13:00:35 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=1027 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/strictly-hip-hop-mix-on-weaa-88-9-4272012/feed/ 0 0:23:01 Here is my set from this month’s Strictly Hip-Hop show if you missed it.  No particular theme this time, just GOOD music.  Be sure to tune in Friday nights to 88.9 WEAA FM or listen online. Tracklisting: Part 1 Park Joint – Camp Lo Won [...] Here is my set from this month’s Strictly Hip-Hop show if you missed it.  No particular theme this time, just GOOD music.  Be sure to tune in Friday nights to 88.9 WEAA FM or listen online. Tracklisting: Part 1 Park Joint – Camp Lo Won On Won – Cocoa Brovaz Niggaz – 50 Cent, Notorious B.I.G. Bounce Master – Doo Wop & Da Bounce Squad Lift Ya Skirt – Ol Dirty Bastard, Missy Elliott Make Room – Tha Alkaholiks Blow The Horns – M.O.P. En Why Cee (NYC) – Juganot, Joell Ortiz, Uncle Murda, Tess Nostalgia – Marco Polo, Masta Ace Full Cooperation – Def Squad Put Ya Hands Up – Jadakiss Jayou – Jurassic 5 Drink Away The Pain (Situations) – Mobb Deep, Q-Tip Part 2 So What You Saying – Beanie Sigel, Memphis Bleek Frontline – El Da Sensei Alive – Beastie Boys Skew It On the Bar-B – Outkast, Raekwon Da Art Of Storytelling Part 1 – Outkast, Slick Rick 93 ‘Til Infinity – Souls of Mischief Da Mystery of Chessboxin’ – Wu-Tang Clan Straight Jacket – The Beatnuts The Diaz Bros – Tony Touch, Doo Wop, Pain In Da Ass Double Trouble at The Amphitheatre – Double Trouble Stoop Rap – Double Trouble Double Trouble – The Roots, Mos Def Whoa Now – B-Rich   dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/house-mix-vol-4-by-dj-b-rock/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/house-mix-vol-4-by-dj-b-rock/#comments Wed, 11 Apr 2012 13:00:26 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=884 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/house-mix-vol-4-by-dj-b-rock/feed/ 1 1:19:55 DJ B-Rock is back again with his fourth installment of the soulful house mix series.  This mix has a lot of deep and soulful tracks that true lovers of house music will enjoy.  B-Rock also let me know that he got a little inspiration from the one an[...] DJ B-Rock is back again with his fourth installment of the soulful house mix series.  This mix has a lot of deep and soulful tracks that true lovers of house music will enjoy.  B-Rock also let me know that he got a little inspiration from the one and only KW Griff this past weekend after hearing him on his Saturday radio show.  KW doesn’t play house on that show, but I can totally understand how the grooves of a fellow DJ can inspire you to get behind the decks and play for yourself.  Lucky for us, B-Rock hit the record button this time. Tracklisting: Charles Webster feat. Diviniti – Be Yourself (Minx Deep Beats) Richard Earnshaw – iCulture (Dubtool) The Detroit Experiment – Think Twice (Henrik Schwarz Remix) Oscar P & C. Scott – The Message (NYC Philly Tribute Mix) Jask feat. Jocie – Beautiful (Moon Rocket’s Ristretto Mix) Ultra Nate and Michelle Williams – Waiting On You (Teddy Douglas Mix) Barbara Tucker pres Charlotte Small – Rain (Terry Hunter Rainy Daze Remix) Jonny Montana & Dawn Williams – New Me (Frankie Feliciano Vocal Mix) Groove Assassin – Bring U Up (Original) Souled feat Ashley Thomas – Cultureless (Groove Assassin Peakin’ Mix) Copyright – Voices & Visions (Copyright feat. KC Flightt – Classic Beat (Extended Mix)) Soul Central – Strings Of Life (Supernova Remix) Stephanie Cooke and Diephuis feat. Han Litz – Beautiful Life (Manoo Flute Mix)   dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/strictly-hip-hop-mix-on-weaa-88-9-3302012/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/strictly-hip-hop-mix-on-weaa-88-9-3302012/#comments Thu, 05 Apr 2012 17:00:00 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=871 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/04/strictly-hip-hop-mix-on-weaa-88-9-3302012/feed/ 0 0:21:21 This set of mixes was broadcasted on the Strictly Hip-Hop radio show on WEAA last week. The theme for the show was all about original samples, so these mixes have original tracks and the songs which sampled them. I really got into finding samples af[...] This set of mixes was broadcasted on the Strictly Hip-Hop radio show on WEAA last week. The theme for the show was all about original samples, so these mixes have original tracks and the songs which sampled them. I really got into finding samples after listening to Paul Nice’s “Soul on the Grill” mix CD. That mix was so smooth and flowed so nicely, I became an instant fan. I started to grow tired of the state of hip hop at the time, but I couldn’t stop buying records. I couldn’t stop DJing.  Digging for classics and original samples became an obsession which brought new life to my world of DJing. Like most things, once people became accustomed to hearing me play original samples (and sort of expecting it), I stopped. For some reason, that feeling bothers me and I subconsciously start playing something different. The Adidas Breaks Mix was the last official recorded “breakstravaganza” I put out.  Anything else after that was always just a sprinkle or two of breaks mixed in with other stuff.  So enjoy this, ’cause you probably won’t get me to do these type of mixes dedicated to samples for a while. dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/road-to-elsewhere-vol-1/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/road-to-elsewhere-vol-1/#comments Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:00:08 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=864 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/road-to-elsewhere-vol-1/feed/ 0 0:59:42 Like most DJs, I bought a lot of records from Turntable Lab.  I remember when they first started selling records – they would only stock GOOD music.  Stuff that was hand-picked and not your everyday radio or record pool wax.  The guys who rev[...] Like most DJs, I bought a lot of records from Turntable Lab.  I remember when they first started selling records – they would only stock GOOD music.  Stuff that was hand-picked and not your everyday radio or record pool wax.  The guys who reviewed the music there were all top notch DJs or music lovers.  The reviews were funny, personal and informative.  Recently I found a receipt from Turntable Lab stuck at the bottom of one of my crates.  The amount of money we spent on vinyl was insane!  And to think, we would buy 2 copies of every single we wanted to play out and if the album was really good, we’d also buy the CD to play in the car.  Insane.  I know a lot of DJs are strictly digital now with the introduction of Serato ScratchLIVE, but some of us still buy records.  Some tracks are not sold digitally or are too old and obscure to find online.  So, you have no choice but to buy the record.  I miss the feeling of getting a new stack of vinyl and playing it at full volume at a club for the first time.  Real DJs know what I’m talking about.  I don’t miss all the money spent on wax though.  $15 for an import or a record that only has 1 song on it that you MUST play.  Nah, I don’t miss those days at all. One nice thing about ordering from Turntable Lab is that they would put random gifts in with your order.  Most of the time they were stickers.  Cool ones too, like something from Mike Tyson’s Punch Out or whatever.  One day I got a CD in with my order.  Having no idea what it was, I carried it along with me on my travels and shared it with Cian Noteman.  Turns out it was a mix CD by these guys from Southern California.  It’s a real chill down-tempo type of mix, perfect for those times you just wanna relax or you want something to calm you from getting road rage while you’re driving.  If you listen to Chill on Sirius XM or like music from DJ Shadow, you should like this mix.  Being that Uncle Jesse will be heading down to play at Miami Music Week in a few days, I had to post this up.  The Noteman and I traveled a lot when this was released, so it’s only right that we get this out so others can hear it. From what I’ve read on the net, this CD was limited to 1000 copies and there’s hardly any info on it anywhere.  I found 2 reviews here and here, plus a broken link to buy the CD on their MySpace page.  I hope you all enjoy it as it’s been in the stash for quite some time now (since 2001).  The mix is split up into multiple parts, most likely with each part showcased by each DJ: Urthworm, MaortaPlain, noMSG and Delirius.   dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/the-stoney-jackson-experiment-by-uncle-jesse/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/the-stoney-jackson-experiment-by-uncle-jesse/#comments Mon, 19 Mar 2012 12:54:33 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=853 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/the-stoney-jackson-experiment-by-uncle-jesse/feed/ 0 0:55:23 Uncle Actual and Cian Noteman continue Mixtape Monday with a mix they released a couple of years ago.  This is another one of my favorites.  The music played in this mix is by far one of my most favorite genres.  Funky jazzy electro tech house groov[...] Uncle Actual and Cian Noteman continue Mixtape Monday with a mix they released a couple of years ago.  This is another one of my favorites.  The music played in this mix is by far one of my most favorite genres.  Funky jazzy electro tech house grooves.  I love it. Stay tuned for more mixes from Uncle Jesse in the upcoming weeks as they’ll be performing at Miami Music Week this year.   Track Listing: 1. Elephant Bass – EssenVee (Oliver $ Deep Remix) – Pieces of Eight Records 2. Hatiras – Get Up – Hatrax 3. Horatio – Sing With The Swing (Min & Bastian Schuster Remix) – Viva 4. Oliver$ – You Got It – Made To Play 5. Moby – One Time We Lived (Hijack One Time Remix) – Little Idiot 6. Uncle Jesse – Birdsaw – Unreleased 7. Tim Green (TG) – Lone Time – Cocoon 8. Steve Mac – Scatter Brain (Matt Nordstrom Remix) – Saved Records 9. Black Jesus & Laidback Luke – Hey! (Nadastrom Remix) – Southern Fried Records 10. Claude Von Stroke – Vocal Chords (Tim Green Remix) – dirtybird 11. Martyn – Mega Drive Generation – Hyperdub 12. Joy Orbison – J.Doe – Doldrums   dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/kw-griff-on-92q-october-1997/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/kw-griff-on-92q-october-1997/#comments Thu, 15 Mar 2012 11:00:28 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=834 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/kw-griff-on-92q-october-1997/feed/ 0 0:47:24 KW Griff is legendary in my book.  I had a few records given to me before I started DJing, but the first record I ever bought with my own money I made from my job was a Dew Doo Kidz record.  DJ Booman and KW Griff make up the legendary Unruly produc[...] KW Griff is legendary in my book.  I had a few records given to me before I started DJing, but the first record I ever bought with my own money I made from my job was a Dew Doo Kidz record.  DJ Booman and KW Griff make up the legendary Unruly production team Dew Doo Kidz.  They produced (or co-produced) many of the classic Baltimore club songs that still get played today. You can still catch KW on 92Q (WERQ 92.3 FM) Friday nights as well as WWIN (95.9) Saturday nights spinning deep old school classics.  I hardly ever listen to the radio, but if I ever catch KW on air it’s hard for me to turn it off. This mix has a few really good club records from that era.  This is from 1997.. it was like the golden era of Baltimore club music!  Pick ‘Em Up is a classic.  That record came out earlier that year.  I’ll never forget it, because DJ Class let me hold all those Unruly promos before they came out so I could make a club tape.  I made that tape and he sold it at his store for a while under the name DJ Aztek (don’t judge me).  I also remember finishing it up right before we took a school trip for FBLA.  At that conference, we threw a party in our room and had that tape blasting with kids from all over Maryland dancing to Baltimore club music.  Good times. Thanks to Josh and the crew from instantclubhit.com for this one! Track Listing Wax Musicians – Switch DJ Patrick – Say His Name DJ Snoopy feat. Lil’ Mama – Hand Clap Jasper Street Co. – Solid Ground (Doo Dew Solid) Griff & Booman – This is It DJ Patrick – I Got Da Izm (Remix) Griff & Booman – Pick Em Up Griff & Booman – Pump It Up Wax Musicians – Dancefloor (Callin Me) Dukeyman – Cra-Z’s Anthem Black Faction – Let Me Ride Da Horsemen – We Bout It ? George Kranz – Din Daa Daa KW Griff – Griff-Ma-Tize ? DJ Technics – Freeky Deeky Jimmy Jones – Where Yall At Birdie Byrd – Whoa Now Hey Now (Remix) Da Horsemen – We Cool (A Yo We Boyz)   dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/throwback-thursday-spring-2003-by-supa-dave/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/throwback-thursday-spring-2003-by-supa-dave/#comments Mon, 12 Mar 2012 11:00:00 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=552 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/throwback-thursday-spring-2003-by-supa-dave/feed/ 0 1:15:49 I was so focused.  This edition of Mixtape Monday features a mix I did back in 2003. After listening to this mix again for the first time in years, I’m impressed by the non-stop blends in and out of various parts of these songs – especially wh[...] I was so focused.  This edition of Mixtape Monday features a mix I did back in 2003. After listening to this mix again for the first time in years, I’m impressed by the non-stop blends in and out of various parts of these songs – especially when back then some DJs were putting out “mixtapes” that didn’t have ANY actual mixing on them.  That still confuses me. This is a typical Hip-Hop and R&B promo mix which was given out at whatever club I was at and at random parties.  I hit a little bit of everything from that period in time.  A little bit of breaks, Hip-Hop, some classics, sprinkled in a little reggae, smoothed it out for the ladies a few times, plus some local talent from Baltimore.  This was before Serato, so this was done using all vinyl with some serious multi-tracking. Take a listen and go back in time almost 10 years, which probably makes this mix the current generation’s “old school?”  Some songs turned out to be certified classics which are still played today.  Another key point is the era of this mix was just before Hip-Hop took a nose-dive into the 80 BPM range and started to suck.  Enjoy. Explicit lyrics.  Track Listing: Kool & the Gang – Soul Vibrations Joe Budden – Pump It Up Missy Elliott feat. Method Man – Bring the Pain Method Man – Bring the Pain Wu-Tang Clan – M.E.T.H.O.D. Man Benzino – Rock the Party Lumidee – Never Leave You (Uh Oh) Sean Paul – Get Busy Wayne Wonder – No Letting Go Run D.M.C – Peter Piper Missy Elliott feat. 50 Cent – Work It (Remix) Snoop Dogg feat. Pharrell Williams – Beautiful Mr. Cheeks feat. Mario Winans – Crush On You Fabolous feat. Lil’ Mo – Can’t Let You Go Lil’ Mo feat. Fabolous – 4Ever Snoop Dogg – Gin & Juice The Clipse feat. Faith Evans – Ma, I Don’t Love Her Panjabi MC feat. Jay-Z – Beware the Boys (Mundian To Bach Ke) Timbaland & Magoo – Clock Strikes Busta Rhymes – Fire It Up (Remix) Loon feat. Kelis – How You Want That The Roots – Without a Doubt Beyonce feat. Jay-Z – Crazy In Love Paula Campbell feat. Tim Trees – How Does It Feel R. Kelly feat. Big Tigger – Snake (Remix) Jay-Z – The Bounce Pharrell Williams feat. Jay-Z – Frontin’ Jay-Z – Excuse Me Miss (Remix) Toni Braxton feat. Loon – Hit The Freeway Jennifer Lopez feat. The Lox – Jenny From the Block Lil’ Kim feat. Mr. Cheeks – The Jump Off The Lost Boyz – Jeeps, Lex Coups, Bimas & Benz Common feat. Erykah Badu, Pharrell Williams and Q-Tip – Come Close (Closer Remix) dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/frank-ski-on-v103-early-90s/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/frank-ski-on-v103-early-90s/#comments Thu, 08 Mar 2012 11:00:48 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=803 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/frank-ski-on-v103-early-90s/feed/ 2 0:47:00 Steve PMX and his co-worker Nate brings you a cassette recording from the early 90′s of Frank Ski on V103.  This all went down many years ago, but somehow I crossed paths with this dude Steve PMX.  He had a co-worker (Nate) who used to record [...] Steve PMX and his co-worker Nate brings you a cassette recording from the early 90′s of Frank Ski on V103.  This all went down many years ago, but somehow I crossed paths with this dude Steve PMX.  He had a co-worker (Nate) who used to record A LOT of tapes back in the day.  Unlike most of us, he still had some of those tapes!  I posted these tapes up years ago back when Steve got them to me, but I re-designed the site about 7 times since then and the links got lost.  I dug up the recordings and this time, they’re staying up for good.  I promise. This is a real piece of history here.  Frank goes from what we considered “Baltimore Club” at the time to hip hop, then back to club.  Back then I couldn’t tell what was from Baltimore and what wasn’t.  Now I know those records were a mixture of Hip Hop, Hip House, House House and Rave music imported from the UK.  These records came from everywhere.. Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Detroit… you name it.  If it had a beat that people could dance to, they played it.  Some songs we played had little to no words in it, or the DJs cut it up before the words would even start.  People got hyped off of just the beats.  I love it. I was too young to be in the clubs during this era, so I kept my ears glued to the radio at all times.  What you hear was pretty typical of what Frank would play.  Aside from this, my own personal exposure to this music was also when I would go bowling with my grandparents.  Sounds wack, right?  NO!  Whoever the DJ was at the bowling alley in Security on Saturday nights during the early 90′s… I owe you one.  All the deep house, imports, garage house and explicit club tracks that got played in the clubs was played there.  It was basically a nightclub at a bowling alley.  It made for awkward times when I was hearing Sweet P*ssy Pauline in front of my grandmother, but it exposed me to the songs I couldn’t hear on the radio and it’s something I’m glad I experienced as a DJ.  None the less, this mix is still great to hear after all these years. Enjoy. Tracklisting: Side A 01. 2 Hyped Brothers & A Dog – Fashion Police 02. V.I.M. – Maggie’s Last Party 03. 2 Hyped Brothers & A Dog – Doo Doo Brown 04. Virgo – Hot For You (??) [9:56] 05. 2 Hyped Brothers & A Dog – Ya Rollin’ Doo Doo 06. Frank Ski & Miss Tony – Tony’s Loop 07. Outrage – Too Much Energy 08. M1 – Dynomite 09. Cajmere – Do Dat Dance 10. Cajmere – Percolator (Keep Movin’ Mix) 11. Clivilles + Cole – Pride (A Deeper Love) 12. Trinidad – Philly The Blunt (??) [23:29] 13. Lidell Townsell – Nu Nu 14. Rum & Black – Wicked 15. Zone – Ghosties (There’s A Ghost In My House) 16. KC Flightt – Voices 17. ?? [31:20] 18. Luke – I Wanna Rock 19. MC Luscious – Boom! I Got Your Boyfriend 20. El General – Pun Tun Tun 21. Kenny Dope presents The Mad Racket – Supa (Bonus Beats) 22. Chubb Rock – Just The Two Of Us 23. ?? [43:21] 24. A Tribe Called Quest – Left My Wallet In El Segundo Side B 24. A Tribe Called Quest – Left My Wallet In El Segundo 25. Kenny Dope presents The Mad Racket – Supa (Kenny Dope B-Boy Mix) 26. X-Clan – To The East 27. Kenny Dope presents The Mad Racket – Supa (Bonus Beats) 28. Public Enemy – Shut ‘Em Down 29. Rakim – Juice (Know the Ledge) 30. DMC Grooves 3 – Godfather Runnin’ The Joint 31. DJ Scottie B & The Equalizer – I Got The Rhythm 32. Latrice – Wouldn’t U Like 2 B N Love (Loop) 33. 2 Hyped Brothers & A Dog – Ya Rollin’ Doo Doo 34. Virgo – Hot For You (??) [31:27] 35. DJ Scottie B & The Equalizer – Much Too Much 36. ?? [33:55] 37. ?? [35:11] 38. Clivilles + Cole – Pride (A Deeper Love) 39. Trinidad – Philly The Blunt (??) 40. Frank Ski[...] dave@deeznotes.com no no http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/episode-2-by-dj-c-note-2004/ http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/episode-2-by-dj-c-note-2004/#comments Mon, 05 Mar 2012 11:00:28 +0000 dave http://www.deeznotes.com/?p=799 http://www.deeznotes.com/2012/03/episode-2-by-dj-c-note-2004/feed/ 0 1:16:12 Digging through the archives I found this gem by the one and only Cian Noteman.  There are a lot of things I like about this mix.  First off, the intro is hilarious.  The day we recorded that was probably the hardest I’d ever laughed.  Porkch[...] Digging through the archives I found this gem by the one and only Cian Noteman.  There are a lot of things I like about this mix.  First off, the intro is hilarious.  The day we recorded that was probably the hardest I’d ever laughed.  Porkchop is a really funny dude.  He’s also a real dope MC and a pretty good DJ too.  Another thing I like about this is how heavy The Noteman goes in on the R&B.  Most of these songs weren’t getting any spins at the time and a few of them were new or underground.  He’s always had a keen ear to good music, but you can tell R&B is like that elementary school crush to this DJ. Production is excellent, track selection is dope and it was on steady rotation throughout the city when he put it out.  This is an excellent mix and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good mix of Hip Hop and R&B plus a couple old school treats. Explicit Lyrics.   Track Listing: 01. Porkchop – Intro (1:09) 02. Goapele – Childhood Drama (Remix) (3:15) 03. Alicia Keys feat. Nas – Streets of NY (4:05) 04. Ashanti – Rain On Me (2:21) 05. Monica – Knock Knock (2:52) 06. Keils feat. Nas – Popular Thug (3:24) 07. Allen Anthony – You (3:01) 08. Timbaland & Magoo – Indian Flute (2:39) 09. Nick Cannon feat. R. Kelly – Gigalo (3:44) 10. Cee-Lo – I’ll Be Around (1:23) 11. Mya – Fallen (1:40) 12. Pharcyde – Runnin’ (2:50) 13. Amerie – Talkin’ to Me (2:03) 14. Slum Village – Players (1:50) 15. Mary J. Blige feat. Eve – Not Today (3:01) 16. Tha’ Rayne feat. Joe Budden – Didn’t U Know (2:20) 17. Notorious B.I.G. – I Got a Story to Tell (2:40) 18. A Tribe Called Quest – The Hop (2:25) 19. Faith feat. Missy & Freeway – Burnin’ Up (Video Remix) (3:44) 20. Missy feat. Jay-Z – Wake Up (Remix) (2:44) 21. Jay-Z – Change Clothes (2:41) 22. 112 feat. Ludacris & Chingy – Hot & Wet (Remix) (3:19) 23. Snoop Dogg – It Blows My Mind (1:59) 24. Ludacris – Splash Waterfalls (3:35) 25. S.O.B. feat. 4-Zone – Fuck You Pay Me (3:39) 26. Twista feat. Kanye West & Jamie Fox – Slow Jamz (3:35) 27. Jay-Z – Encore (4:14) dave@deeznotes.com no no