#DJ Shyheim

[infinitelradio]

IL Radio Show Production

In the Mix with DJ Shyheim (ITMWDS) - Highlights DJ Shyheim’s Mix & the Indie Music Spotlight During the first half of tonight's show the host DJ Shyheim will be playing a music mix of his choice.  The second half will be dedicated to the "Indie Spotlight" where the DJ will play songs by various independent rap artists. During the Indie Spotlight the DJ will be sharing a variety of songs played on IL Radio  from 2021 thru 2023. Our motto for this show is.... "More Music & Less Talk"... That "Feel Good" Music. Tune In <Here> If you would like to get your song played on the IL Radio Show.… You can submit your music either by email at  ILradio@infinitelent.com or via MusicSubmit . SHOW INFO Host: “DJ Shyheim” IL Radio Show’s Creator/Content Producer:  “L” DJ Mix 1st half of show provided By:  DJ Shyheim Songs for the Indie Spotlight provided by:  IL Radio VIDEO INFO Banner/Video Credit:  Infinite L Designs Music Provided By: DJ Shyheim

IL Radio:  <Listen Here> IL Radio IG:  @infinitelent Youtube:  www.youtube.com/@infinitelent IL Ent Website:  www.infinitelent.com DJ Shyheim IG:  @shyheim_28

[britishhiphop]

DJ Mark One ft. Method Man, Redman and Shyheim - In The Zoo [Audio]

Well established Manchester based DJ and producer DJ Mark One got a new single out now featuring Method Man, Redman and Shyheim entitled In The Zoo. Mark brings classic New York Boom Bap production for this legends panel to bring the ruckus. DJ Mark…

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for August 3, 2020; #236.

DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince “Summertime”

M Doc & Stevio f. Chantay Savage “It’s A Summer Thang”

M.O.P. “How About Some Hardcore”

D&D All Stars “1,2 Pass It”

MC Eiht “All For The Money”

Cypress Hill “Insane In The Brain”

Funkdoobiest “Rock On” (Buckwild RMX)

DFC “Things In Tha’ Hood”

DJ Quik “Jus’ Lyke Compton”

Scarface “Seen A Man Die”

Redman “Time 4 Sum Aktion”

B.U.M.S. “Elevation (Free My Mind)”

Too $hort “I Want To Be Free (That’s The Truth)”

Prince Markie Dee “Typical Reasons (Still Swingin’)”

Channel Live “Six Cents”

Digital Underground “Humpty Dance”

Black Moon “I Got Cha Open” RMX

A Tribe Called Quest “Award Tour”

Brand Nubian “One For All”

Gang Starr “The ? Remains”

Onyx “Shiftee”

Grand Puba “Over Like A Fat Rat”

King Just “Warrior’s Drum”

Mic Geronimo “Masta I.C.”

Compton’s Most Wanted “Growin’ Up In The Hood”

Mary J. Blige & Grand Puba “What’s The 411?”

Ten Thieves “It Don’t Matter”

Biz Markie “The Dragon”

Black Sheep “Strobelight Honey”

Knucklehedz “Hed Rush”

Big Daddy Kane ‘Nuff Respect”

ED O.G. & Da’ Bulldogs “Be A Father To Your Child”

Spice 1 “In My Neighborhood”

Chubb Rock “Treat 'Em Right”

Ice-T “Lethal Weapon”

Pete Rock & CL Smooth “I Got A Love”

Eric B & Rakim “Pump Up The Volume” (Coldcut RMX)

MC Breed “Ain’t To Be Flexed With”

Da Lench Mob f. Ice Cube “Guerillas In The Mist”

Fat Joe “Flow Joe”

Nine “Whutcha Want”

Shyheim “One’s 4 Da’ Money (Mad Dollaz)”

Organized Konfusion “Bring It On” (Buckwild RMX)

Grand Daddy I.U. “Slingin’ Bass”

Bonus Omega; golden-era hip-hop / rap.

[andersonvision]

Dive into the rich history of Staten Island's Hip Hop scene with the new three-part series, The Culture of Hip Hop. This captivating series takes you through the rise and fall of some of the greatest Hip Hop artists, including the legendary Wu-Tang Clan, The Force M.D.'s, The U.M.C.'s, and DJ K Roc, who DJs for MC Lyte. Watch the Trailers: https://youtu.be/r45-RyQILko?feature=shared https://youtu.be/FiJHJvnGldg?feature=shared About The Culture of Hip Hop The Culture of Hip Hop features iconic artists like Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Shyheim, Haas G, Ralph McDaniels, King Just, Fatman Scoop, Force MD's, and DJ K Rock. Writer-directors Carl June and Luis Libran guide you on a music-fueled journey through New York, exploring the evolution of one of today's most influential music genres. Available Now Parts 1 and 2 are now available on digital platforms, with Part 3 set to release on July 2, courtesy of Breaking Glass Pictures. Don’t miss out on this must-watch series for Hip Hop enthusiasts. Experience the culture and legacy of Hip Hop from the streets of Staten Island to the global stage.

[nsfwhiphop]

DJ N.S.F.W. Playlist - Shyheim - Shit Iz Real (1996) (this song is dope)

[frontproofmedia]

FSU Dominates LSU in Season Opener

By Joseph Correa

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What an exhilarating start to the college football season! Picture this: a pulsating atmosphere at Orlando's Camping World Stadium as over 65,000 avid fans packed the house to witness an epic showdown between the Florida State Seminoles and the LSU Tigers. It was a game that had everyone talking—a tale of two halves that had the crowd holding their collective breath.

Early on, both teams displayed unwavering determination, trading blows in nail-biting fashion. But the Seminoles seized the moment when the second half rolled around and never looked back.

One player who showed up and showed out was Keon Coleman, a highly-touted transfer for the 'Noles. Coleman proved his worth with jaw-dropping plays precisely when the 'Noles needed them. He lit up the night with 122 receiving yards and three touchdowns.

The game began with Florida State winning the coin toss and choosing to defer to LSU for the second half. The stadium came alive as the ball soared through the air, setting the stage for a game that would go down in history. LSU's quarterback, Jayden Daniels, wasted no time, launching a 55-yard strike to running back Tre Bradford. Yet, Florida State's defense stepped up to the plate, sacking Daniels thanks to the efforts of linebacker DJ Lundy.

Then came the Seminoles' offensive magic. Tight end Jaheim Bell made a crucial catch, while wide receiver Johnny Wilson ignited the crowd with two key 12-yard receptions, including a pivotal conversion on third and long. And before you could blink, Michigan State transfer Keon Coleman electrified the field with a breathtaking 40-yard reception for his first touchdown in garnet and gold.

LSU, however, was not to be outdone. They orchestrated a nine-play, 75-yard drive, capped off by Bradford's gutsy one-yard touchdown run.

When it seemed like the game could sway in any direction, FSU went three and out, resulting in a punt back to LSU. The Tigers capitalized on two costly penalties, advancing deep into the red zone. But at the 20-yard line, FSU's linebacker Tatum Bethune and defensive tackle Malcolm Ray made a stand, setting the tone for what was to come. The first quarter concluded with two incomplete passes by Daniels, and the Tigers were met with a crucial fourth and short, which was shut down by a heroic sack from defensive back Shyheim Brown.

The game continued to be a rollercoaster, with both teams exchanging turnovers. First, LSU's Aaron Anderson muffed a punt, allowing FSU's Azareye'h Thomas to recover. However, Travis threw an ill-fated pass on the ensuing play, resulting in an interception by Duce Chestnut. LSU couldn't capitalize, pinning FSU deep on their one-yard line.

Then came brilliance as Daniels broke away on a 40-yard scamper, putting LSU within striking distance. Their second touchdown followed swiftly with a one-yard rush by Noah Cane, putting the Tigers ahead 14-7.

But the Seminoles weren't ready to concede defeat. Wilson showcased his prowess with a 22-yard reception, while wide receiver Winston Wright, Jr., followed suit with an 18-yard catch, marking his debut as a Seminole. And when the pressure was on, Coleman rose to the occasion, securing a 21-yard touchdown reception, tying the game at 14-14.

With halftime looming, the Tigers made one last push to snatch the lead. But FSU's linebacker Kalen DeLoach and defensive back Fentrell Cypress stood tall, denying the Tigers a touchdown and forcing them to settle for a 36-yard field goal. The halftime score read LSU 17, FSU 14.

As the second half kicked off, the 'Noles found their rhythm with an unstoppable ground game. A wild trick play by wide receiver Duece Spann to Wilson ignited the crowd and propelled FSU into the red zone. Although they couldn't find the end zone, kicker Ryan Fitzgerald calmly nailed a 33-yard field goal, leveling the score at 17-17.

But Florida State's defense truly shone in the third quarter. Cornerbacks Jarrion Jones and Fentrell Cypress stepped up, shutting down the Tiger attack. And in the fourth quarter, it was the turn of defensive back Renardo Green to give the offense a golden opportunity.

In a pivotal moment, FSU faced a fourth-and-two situation, and they turned to running back Lawrance Toafili, who delivered on a 41-yard pass play. Quarterback Jordan Travis then took matters into his own hands, rushing in for a touchdown, propelling FSU ahead 24-17. Travis's stellar performance included 342 passing yards, three touchdowns through the air, and an additional rushing touchdown.

The show wasn't over yet. Coleman once again proved his worth, snagging a seven-yard touchdown reception from Travis, extending Florida State's lead. The defense was unrelenting, with consecutive tackles for loss by Joshua Farmer and DJ Lundy forcing the Tigers to punt and granting the 'Noles excellent field position. The scoreboard now showed FSU 31 and LSU 17.

The final, decisive blow came from tight end Jaheim Bell, who made a stunning 44-yard touchdown reception thrown by Travis, pushing FSU ahead 38-17. Bell added to the spectacle with another touchdown, making it 45-17, while a late score by the Tigers added some final points.

Ultimately, the scoreboard read FSU 45, LSU 24, and the college football world is now on notice of the Seminoles. This victory marked FSU's first top-10 win since 2016, and it left fans and analysts alike wondering if this could be the year when the Seminoles emerge as the nation's top team.

With an electrifying start to the season, the 'Noles return to Tallahassee, riding high on their impressive victory as they prepare for their next challenge against Southern Miss. The buzz surrounding this team is undeniable; anything is possible for Florida State in 2023.

Featured image credit: Charles Mays/Tomahawk Nation

[almahiphop]

Shyheim - AKA the Rugged Child (19/04/1994)

Shyheim aka The Rugged Child es un rapero estadounidense nacido en 1979 en Staten Island, Nueva York. Comenzó su carrera en la música a una edad temprana, cuando fue descubierto por miembros del legendario Wu-Tang Clan. En 1994, a la edad de 14 años, Shyheim lanzó su primer álbum, "A.K.A. The Rugged Child", que fue producido en gran parte por RNS aka Arby Quinn. El álbum A.K.A. The Rugged Child fue lanzado hoy 19 de abril de 1994 y fue producido casi en su totalidad por RNS, menos la canción Little Rascals - que fue producida por Prince Rakeem mas conocido como RZA, el álbum fue muy bien recibido por la crítica y contó con colaboraciones de artistas como June Luva, Kia Jeffries, Down Low Recka, Pop Da Brown Hornet, Rubbabandz, June Luva, Kwazi & Prophet. La música de Shyheim se caracteriza por su estilo agresivo y líricas de la calle y la violencia en Staten Island.

RNS Influyente productor de rap de Staten Island que trabajó con el grupo de rap UMC'S años antes de prestar su Ensoniq EPS a RZA, lo que resultó en el primer álbum de Wu-Tang Clan. Permaneció conectado con el colectivo de Wu-Tang a través del trabajo de producción estudio mixto para Gravediggaz, GP Wu y más directamente con Shyheim.

Además de Shyheim y RNS, Wu-Tang Clan logro expandir sus artistas afiliados a la familia durante el auge del grupo en la década de 1990. Estos incluyen a grupos como Killarmy, Gravediggaz, GP Wu, 1.4.0. Productions, Killarmy, Maccabeez, Royal Fam, Sunz of Man y muchos artistas y grupos mas, ademas del inicio de las producciones solistas de Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Raekwon, etc.

[infinitelradio]

IL Radio Show Production

This show broadcasts the 1st Thursday of each month @ 7:30pm PST, 10:30 pm EST. The next IL Radio Music Showcase will air on October 5, 2023   <Tune-In Here> If you would like to get your song played on the IL Radio Show Music Showcase… You can submit your music either by email @ ILradio@infinitelent.com or via MusicSubmit . SHOW INFO Music Showcase Host:  “L” IL Radio Show’s Creator/Producer:  “L” Intro/Outtro MusicCredit:  TheOreE VIDEO INFO Banner/Video Credit:  Infinite L Designs Music Credit: TheOreE

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[magicalmysterymix]

Classic 90s Hip Hop Mix by Jazz Spastiks Feat. Organized Konfusion, Large Professor, Shyheim, A Tribe Called Quest, Main Source, Notorious Big, DJ Krush, Big Daddy Kane, Percee P, Lords of the Underground.. #ClassicHipHop #90sHipHop #BoomBap #JazzyHipHop #UndergroundHipHop

[ourladyofomega]

“Show & Prove” featuring Big Scoob, Jay-Z, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Sauce, Shyheim, and DJ Premier.

[z4howard]

Wu-Tang

Wu-Tang Killa Beez, we on a swarm

Wu-Tang Killa Beez, we on a swarm

Wu-Tang Killa Beez, we on a swarm

Wu-Tang Killa Beez, we on a swarm

The RZA, the GZA, Ol Dirty Bastard, Inspectah Deck, you-God

Ghost Face Killer, the Method Man, Raekwon the Chef, the Master Killer

Raw Desire, LeVon, Power Cipher

Twelve O'Clock, Sixty Second Assassin, the 4th Disciple

The Brand White

K.D. the Down Low Wrecka, Shyheim AKA The Rugged Child

Doo-Doo Wales, Mista Hezakiah, better known as the Yin and the Yang

The Tru Masta, Asan, DJ Skane, The Tru Robocop comin' through

Scientific Shabazz, my motherfuckin' man Wise the Civilized

The Shaolin Soldiers, Daddy-O and Popa Ron

Comin' down from the motherfuckin' South end of things

[aguycalledkwest]

'Paint The Town Blue?' 1990s Independant Hip Hop Documentary featuring Swollen Members, Foreign Legion, Dilated Peoples, Q-Bert, Rob Swift, Scratch Perverts HIP HOP REALM - A film dedicated to the golden age of underground hip hop. 3rd Bass - 7L & Esoteric - Alkaholiks - A Tribe Called Quest - Above The Law - Anticon - Army Of Pharoahs - Arsonists - Artifacts - Atmosphere - Beastie Boys - Beat Junkies - Beatnuts - Black Moon - Black Sheep - Blahzay Blahzay - Bored Stiff - Bomb Squad - Boogie Down Productions - Boot Camp Clik - Brand Nubian - Channel Live - Cocoa Brovaz - Company Flow - Comptons Most Wanted - Constant Deviants - Cypress Hill - Da Beatminerz - Da Lench Mob - Double Life - Das Efx - De La Soul - Def Squad - Da King & I - Deltron 3030 - Digital Underground - DITC - DJ Jazzy Jeff - EPMD - Eric B & Rakim - The Fab 5 - Flipmode - Finsta Bundy - Funkdoobiest - Freestyle Fellowship - Foreign Legion - Gangstarr - Geto Boyz - Ghetto Concept - Goats - Grandmaster Flash - Gravediggaz - Heltah Skeltah - Hieroglyphics - High & Mighty - House Of Pain - Invisibl Skratch Piklz - Jedi Mind Tricks - Jungle Brothers - Jurassic 5 - KMD - K oatix - Leaders Of The New School - Lootpack - Lords Of The Underground - Mad Kap - Mysterme - MOP - Main Source - Madvillain - Mantronix - Molemen - Mood - Mobb Deep - Natural Elements - NWA - Nextman -Nice & Smooth - Non Phixion - Non Prophets - Obscure Disorder - Onyx - Organized Confusion - People Under The Stairs - Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Pharcyde - Polyrhythm Addicts - Poor Righteous Teachers - Public Enemy - Rascalz - Roots - Run DMC - Run The Jewelz - Screwball - Sacred Hoop - Showbiz & AG - Siah & Yeshua - School Of Hard Knox - Souls Of Mischief - Smif n Wessun - Stesasonic - Styles Of Beyond - Swollen Members - Tha Mexakinz - Third Sight - Three Times Dope - Ultramagnetic MCs - Wu Tang Clan - Yaggfu Front - Zion I - Akrobatik - Aceyalone - Aesop Rock - Afu ra - Alchemist - Apathy - AZ - B Real - Big Daddy Kane - Big Mike - Big Pun - Blaq Poet - BUMS - Blade - Buckshot - Buckwild - Busta Rhymes - Cappadonna - Celph Titled - Charizma - Cage - Chino XL - Citizen Kane - Common - Dr Octagon - Daddy O - Del - Diamond - DJ Shadow - Defari - Doug E Fresh - Dr Dre - Easy Moe Bee - Easy E - ED OG - El Da Sensei - Erick Sermon - Evidence - Eyedea - Fat Joe - Funkmaster Flex - Grand Puba - Grand Master Flash - Guru - GZA - Hi Tek - Ice Cube - Ice T - Ill Bill - Inspectah Deck - J Dilla - Jeru The Damaja - J Zone - Keith Murray - Kid Capri - Killah Priest - King Tee - Kool G Rap - Kool Moe Dee - KRS ONE - Kurious - L Swift - Large Professor - LL Cool J - Lord Jamar - Lord Finesse - Mike Zoot - Madchild - Madlib - MC Eiht - Nr Live - Mark B - MC Serch - Method Man - MF Doom - Mic Geronimo - Nas - Necro - No ID - Notorious BIG - Ol Dirty Bastard - Paris - Pharoahe Monche - Phife - Planet ASia - Positive K - Peanut Butter Wolf - Prince Paul - Prince Po - Problemz - Prodigy - RA the Rugged Man - Rasco - Raekwon - Ras Kass - Redman - RZA - Saafir - Shamus - Sean Boston - Sabac Red - Sage Francis - Scott Lark Da Sensei - Schooly D - Sean Price - Shyheim - Snoop Dogg - too Short - Tragedy Khadafi - Xzibit - Yungun -

[hiphopcommunity]

22 years ago, photographer Gordon Parks gathered around 200 hip-hop artists outside a porch in Harlem to take a legendary photo called "A Great Day In Hip-Hop."In March 1998, when XXL magazine staff were just thinking about reworking the Great Day in Harlem photo, they had no idea how successful the photo would be. The first photograph of "A Great Day in Harlem," taken by Arthur Kane on August 12, 1958 for Esquire magazine, brought together 57 jazz legends outside a porch on East 126th Street in Harlem. The photo featured jazz performers such as Count Basie, Art Blakey, Johnny Griffin, Milt Hinton, Charles Mingus, Thelonious Monk, Oscar Pettiford, Sonny Rollins, Joe Thomas and others. This photo appeared in Esquire magazine in the January 1959 issue.On September 29, 1998, more than 200 people from the hip-hop world took part in the historic re-creation of XXL, who were placed on 3 bows in the same place as the original - they represented a new generation of cultural icons captured by the photographer for descendants.When the photo shoot was over, the crowd of rappers applauded with shouts of pride. The disassembled crowd of rappers continued to talk to their peers, their heroes and their fans.The photography process was not much different from jazz photography, but there were some key artists who weren't present. A frustrated Lauryn Hill arrived 10 minutes after the photo was taken, in a red Range Rover, driven by her beau Rohan Marley with her son Zion Marley in the back seat. A dejected Los Angeles-based Ras Kass who showed up too late asked if there were any ways in which he could be superimposed into the frame.List of famous rappers in the frame: Mack 10, Rakim, Fat Joe, E-40, Slick Rick, Wyclef Jean, Jermaine Dupri, Goodie Mob, Black Moon, Freddie Foxxx, Shaq, Fab 5 Freddy, Kasino, Channel Live, Pras , Peter Gunz, Flipmode Squad, Naughty By Nature, Shyheim, Kid Capri, UTFO, Xzibit, Da Brat, Willie D, The LOX, Nice & Smooth, Ed OG, Common, A Tribe Called Quest, Poor Righteous Teachers, Sticky Fingaz & X1, Canibus, De La Soul, DJ Scratch, Eightball & MJG, The Beatnuts, Tha Alkaholics, Lord Jamar, DJ Muggs, Queen Pen, Pee Wee, Heiroglyphics, Grandmaster Caz, Schooly D, Awesome Two, Andre Harrell, The Roots, Kurupt, Crucial Conflict, A +, Ultramagnetic MC's, MC Eight, Wu-Tang, Jungle Brothers, Jazzy Jeff, D Nice, Special K, T La Rock, Chuck Chillout, Kid Creole, Milk, MC Shan, Marley Marl, John Forte, Heather B, Black Star (Mos Def + Talib Kweli), Saafir, Cocoa Brovaz, Cam'Ron, Blahzay Blahzay, MC Serch, Big L, Scarface, Luke, Grandmaster Flash, Blondie, Kool Herc, Paula Perry, Jayo Felony, No Face, Twista & The Speedknot Mobstas, Nikki D, DJ Nabs, Jane Blaze, Kris Kross, Daddy-O, Tela, Pete Rock, Parental Advisory, Loon, DJ Hollywood, MC Breeze, Kool Moe Dee, DJ Clue, Richie Rich ...The photograph "A Great Day In Hip-Hop" was published on the cover of XXL magazine on December 8, 1998 with the headline "The Greatest Day In Hip-Hop History".

[omegaradiowusb]

AUGUST 3, 2020 (#236)

DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince "Summertime"

M Doc & Stevio f. Chantay Savage "It's A Summer Thang"

M.O.P. "How About Some Hardcore"

D&D All Stars "1,2 Pass It"

MC Eiht "All For The Money"

Cypress Hill "Insane In The Brain"

Funkdoobiest "Rock On" (Buckwild RMX)

DFC "Things In Tha' Hood"

DJ Quik "Jus' Lyke Compton"

Scarface "Seen A Man Die"

Redman "Time 4 Sum Aktion"

B.U.M.S. "Elevation (Free My Mind)"

Too $hort "I Want To Be Free (That's The Truth)"

Prince Markie Dee "Typical Reasons (Still Swingin')"

Channel Live "Six Cents"

Digital Underground "Humpty Dance"

Black Moon "I Got Cha Open" RMX

A Tribe Called Quest "Award Tour"

Brand Nubian "One For All"

Gang Starr "The ? Remains"

Onyx "Shiftee"

Grand Puba "Over Like A Fat Rat"

King Just "Warrior's Drum"

Mic Geronimo "Masta I.C."

Compton's Most Wanted "Growin' Up In The Hood"

Mary J. Blige & Grand Puba "What's The 411?"

Ten Thieves "It Don't Matter"

Biz Markie "The Dragon"

Black Sheep "Strobelight Honey"

Knucklehedz "Hed Rush”

Big Daddy Kane 'Nuff Respect"

ED O.G. & Da' Bulldogs "Be A Father To Your Child"

Spice 1 "In My Neighborhood"

Chubb Rock "Treat 'Em Right"

Ice-T "Lethal Weapon"

Pete Rock & CL Smooth "I Got A Love"

Eric B & Rakim "Pump Up The Volume" (Coldcut RMX)

MC Breed "Ain't To Be Flexed With"

Da Lench Mob f. Ice Cube "Guerillas In The Mist"

Fat Joe "Flow Joe"

Nine "Whutcha Want"

Shyheim "One's 4 Da' Money (Mad Dollaz)"

Organized Konfusion "Bring It On" (Buckwild RMX)

Grand Daddy I.U. "Slingin' Bass"

Omega Radio still has plenty of summer music to offer. For our second of three fill-ins for Purple Starlight, we’re heading to the days of wayback with three hours of golden-era hip-hop (’87-’95); featuring everyone from rap legends and female vocalists to one-hit wonders and other street classics.

Next deluxe Omega airs August 15, 2020 (10PM, New York City). We’re planning our final summer shows to round out our broadcasting season.

Thanks to all supporting and tuning in to Omega.

[omegaplus]

# 3,499

Omega Radio for August 3, 2020; #236.

DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince "Summertime"

M Doc & Stevio f. Chantay Savage "It's A Summer Thang"

M.O.P. "How About Some Hardcore"

D&D All Stars "1,2 Pass It"

MC Eiht "All For The Money"

Cypress Hill "Insane In The Brain"

Funkdoobiest "Rock On" (Buckwild RMX)

DFC "Things In Tha' Hood"

DJ Quik "Jus' Lyke Compton"

Scarface "Seen A Man Die"

Redman "Time 4 Sum Aktion"

B.U.M.S. "Elevation (Free My Mind)"

Too $hort "I Want To Be Free (That's The Truth)"

Prince Markie Dee "Typical Reasons (Still Swingin')"

Channel Live "Six Cents"

Digital Underground "Humpty Dance"

Black Moon "I Got Cha Open" RMX

A Tribe Called Quest "Award Tour"

Brand Nubian "One For All"

Gang Starr "The ? Remains"

Onyx "Shiftee"

Grand Puba "Over Like A Fat Rat"

King Just "Warrior's Drum"

Mic Geronimo "Masta I.C."

Compton's Most Wanted "Growin' Up In The Hood"

Mary J. Blige & Grand Puba "What's The 411?"

Ten Thieves "It Don't Matter"

Biz Markie "The Dragon"

Black Sheep "Strobelight Honey"

Knucklehedz "Hed Rush”

Big Daddy Kane 'Nuff Respect"

ED O.G. & Da' Bulldogs "Be A Father To Your Child"

Spice 1 "In My Neighborhood"

Chubb Rock "Treat 'Em Right"

Ice-T "Lethal Weapon"

Pete Rock & CL Smooth "I Got A Love"

Eric B & Rakim "Pump Up The Volume" (Coldcut RMX)

MC Breed "Ain't To Be Flexed With"

Da Lench Mob f. Ice Cube "Guerillas In The Mist"

Fat Joe "Flow Joe"

Nine "Whutcha Want"

Shyheim "One's 4 Da' Money (Mad Dollaz)"

Organized Konfusion "Bring It On" (Buckwild RMX)

Grand Daddy I.U. "Slingin' Bass"

Bonus Omega; golden-era hip-hop / rap.

[rabbirubiez]

#Repost @djflipcyide with @get_repost ・・・ LINK IN BIO🚨New Music Alert🚨FREE MIXTAPE The Wu World Wide DJ Coalition and DJ Flipcyide are back with Wu-Tang Rockz The World 5 featuring: Method Man, Okwerdz, DJ Iceman, L.A.D aka La The Darkman, Raekwon, Snowgoons, Shyheim, iNTell, Solomon Childs, Queen Eyelysee, Wu-Syndicate, Dom Pachino, Jett Black, Alpha Sigma, K-Rino, Wavmatik, RJ Payne, 38 Spesh, Rushmore Muzic, Frankie Flawless, D1C3, Celph Titled, M-Dot, Esoteric, Big Shug, Revalation, Doomz Day, Lords Of The Underground, Onyx, Pop Da Brown Hornet , King Just, Fes Taylor, Tony Tone, Heaven Razah, King Edwart 7th, Zu Ninjaz, Deathsquadron, Mr. Coronas, Dr. Wahnsinn, Judah Priest, 144000 Chosen Few, Smuvemassbeatz, Piff Beatz and much more. djflipcyide #wutangdjs #wuworldwidedjcoalition #hellrazahmusicinc #dirtyclanzmen #wutang #wutangclan #wutangforever #mixtape #wutangrockstheworld #wutangclanstrikesagain #newmixtape #mixtapecovers #upcomingmixtape #hiphopmixtape #newhiphopmixtape #mixtapes #wufiles #mixtapedj #wutangaffliates #hotnewhiphop #mixtape💽 #wutangfamily #wutangclan #wutangrockstheworld #newmixtapealert #wutangkillabees🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝 (at Bee's Backyard) https://www.instagram.com/p/B82rbY6APsp/?igshid=1eeebhheocxxg