What are you listening to?

soulsides - greatest bumps.

People under the stairs- stepfather

I'm really feeling that new Alchemist Joint. A lot of hot shit on there.

DJ Quik- Trauma Instrumentals

Diplomats - Diplomatic Immunity ... their only good album

bohannon "on my way"
hot buttered soul (forever)
paul's boutique (just read that 33 1/3 book on it)
the chosen few
slaughtahouse
cenobites ep


music is it. the only thing. really.

OK, let me throw in my current CDs on rotation.


Various - Snatch OST
David Holmes - Let's Get Killed
The Dust Brothers - Fight Club OST
UNKLE - Psyence Fiction



Cheers

Lee Perry - Kung Fu meets the Dragon Lp
Ghostface Killah & Raekwon - Bulletproof Wallets Lp
Yusuf Lateef - Best of Lp
Ninja Tune Sampler ZEN LP

issues wrote:

JUKE 179r wrote:Jamiroquai - Emergency On Planet Earth (Remixed) - Promo CD

The House remixes are SICK!!!

hmm...elaborate buddy

jamiroquai is tha shiznit--ima check for it at dusty groove

It's his whole album remixed. I don't know who did the House remixes because of being a promo cd. I got for 15 euros at a record store in Paris back in March.

adding on:
Ayatollah "Now Playing"
PUTS "Stepfather"
Ariel Pink's H.G. "Worn Copy"
Kem "Album II"
Osunlade "Tree of Life" (for the house heads)
Together Brothers (TheARE+Kay) "2K6 Sampler"
Substance Abuse "Overproof" LP

bobbybigbeats wrote:cenobites ep

classic! i love that record

Lupe everyday
and ghostface "fishscale" every otherday

Michael Bolton - Only A Woman Like You

welcome to these parts marhta

maybe you can give an idea for cleaning solution for vinyl that doesnt detererate it in time

dj e.d.e wrote:maybe you can give an idea for cleaning solution for vinyl that doesnt detererate it in time

Hi E.D.E!! In fact, yes, I DO have a great tip for cleaning records. I remember this one from my disco days.

Take 1 part distilled vinegar, and 3 parts water (distilled water works best), mix them up and use a non abraisive cloth to rub the solution onto the record. When you feel that it is sufficiently clean, take a solution of 1 part rubbing alcohol, and 5 parts water (again, distilled if available), and use a second non-abraisive cloth to rub this solution onto the record. The second solution will make sure there is no vinegar residue left on the record. Air-dry and then you will be ready to boogie down to your freshly cleaned record!

This is a great tip for all you greasy finger chicken eating DJ's out there because all that scratching can leave nasty grease and finger residues in the grooves of your records.