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MIXTAPES > ROOM C:
NY HipHop & some BASS (mid 80's to early 90's)!!
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mixC.01: Old School Mix
mixC.02: Hardcore HipHop, '92
mixC.03: Miami Vs. NYC, '92
mixC.04: NYC vs. Miami, '94
mixC.05: Hardcore HipHop, '96
mixC.06: The 'All Wu-Tang Mix'
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- A shy "brown eyed handsome man", tall and quiet with the
giveaway LONG fingers of a dj, came into the shop one day. We met, connected
on that higher musical plane and never looked back. This is DJ Corey: NYC
hip-hop and bass from a man whose mixes we've been proud to carry since he
started on that 'higher' level. Always good solid mixing old school style:
no yakking, just two turntables and the magic that ensues. It's the way he
concentrates on each jam that EARNED him his own room. He "dotes" on each
record, giving you the full groove, mixing and remixing parts of it live,
then smoothly blends over to the next jam. He's got a style all his own,
and Apollojams is better for having the slice of real hiphop DJ Corey brings.
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mixC.01) Old School Mix
(2cd set/no cassette)
Jams include:- > Newcleus: Jam on Revenge (Wikky Wikky)
- > Kraftwerk: Musique Non-Stop
- > The 45 King: The 900 Number
- > Malcolm McLaren: Hobo Scratch
- > Art of Noise: Beatbox
- > Word of Mouth Crew: King Kutt
- > Chubb Rock: Caught Up
- > Cutmaster DC: Brooklyn's in the House
- > Doug E. Fresh: The Show
- > Eric B & Rakim: Paid in Full (Coldcut RMX)
- > Heavy D: Mr. Big Stuff
- > Superlover Cee: Do the James
- > Salt & Pepa: I'll Take Your Man
- > Original Concept: Can U Feel It
- > Kool Mo-Dee: Do U Know What Time It Is
- > Whodini: I'm a Ho'
- > Sir Mixalot: My Posse's on Broadway
- > Original Concept: Knowledge Me
- > NWA: Dope Man
- > BDP: The Bridge is Over
- > Eric B: Move the Crowd
- > Just Ice: Goin' Way Back
- > Joeski Love: Pee Wee Dance
- > Marley Marl: He Cuts So Fresh
- > MC Boob: Do the Fila
- > LL Cool J: Rock the Bells (the pumped-up 12" RMX)
- > Marley Marl: Marley Marl Scratch (Nia)
- (see what i mean? Nothin' but heaven goin' on here.)
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mixC.02) Hardcore Hip-Hop (Summer 1992)
(2cd set/no cassette)
The blending of the Uptown Boys and Bizmarkie is one of the most inspired
blends I've ever heard. Just one long orgasm.
Jams include:- > Uptown Boys: One Mother
- > Bizmarkie: Nobody Beats the Biz (Cold Chillin')
- > Organized Konfusion: Who Stole the Last Piece of Chicken
- > Gang Starr: Take It Personal (Chrysalis)
- > Public Enemy: Can't Truss It (Def Jam)
- > Cypress Hill: Kill A Man
- > Chad Jackson: Hear the Drummer Get Wicked (Atlantic)
- > ???: ???
- > Cypress Hill: Phunky Feel One (MAN, does that take me back!- G)
- > Showbiz & AG: Soul Clap
- > Supercat: Ghetto Red Hot
- > James Brown: Funky Drummer (Polydor)
- > Public Enemy: Rebel Without a Pause (Def Jam)
- > Das EFX: They Want EFX (Atlantic)
- > Supercat: Don Da Da
- > Kris Kross: Warm It Up
- > Pete Rock: They Reminisce (Elektra)
- > ???: ???
- > House of Pain: Jump Around (Tommy Boy)
- > Black Sheep: ???
- > UMC's: One to Grow On
- > ???: ???
- > Eric B.: Don't Sweat the Technique
- > The 45 King: The 900 Number (Tuff City)
- > ???: ???
- > ???: Nod Your Head To This
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mixC.03) Miami Vs. New York mix (Fall 1992)
(1cd set/no cassette)
Jams include:- > (MIAMI side):
- > Herman Kelly: Dance to the Drummer's Beat
- > Luke: Breakdown
- > Cybotron: Clear
- > MC Cool Rock: Boot the Booty
- > Young & Restless: Poison Ivy
- > 2 Hyped Brothers: Doo Doo Brown
- > Two Live Crew: Come On Babe
- > Fresh Kid Ice: Dick 'em Down
- > Sir Mixalot: Baby Got Back
- > Gucci Crew: Booty Shake
- > Poison Clan: Shake What Your Mama Gave You
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- > (NEW YORK side):
- > Run-D.M.C.: Here We Go (Live at the Funhouse) (Profile)
- > The 45 King: The 900 Number
- > Malcolm McLaren: She's Looking Like a Hobo
- > (those two tracks above: one beautiful blend! The kind you can
set up and leave the turntables to do...whatever...)
- > Crazy Bunch: Here We Go
- > Lords of the Underground: Psycho
- > Arrested Development: Tennessee
- > Hard Boys: Criminal Behavior
- > Fu-Schnickens: La Schmoove
- > West Bam: Alarm Clock
- > House of Pain: Jump Around
- > Home Team: Pick It Up
- > Grandmaster Slice: Electric Slide
- > Zigge: Toss It Up
- > Das EFX: Mic Checka
- > Redman: Blow Your Mind
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mixC.04) New York Vs. Miami mix (1994)
(2cd set/no cassette)
I used to LOVE when he'd do this. So much of that booty shit is just....shit. And i'm speaking as a fan. Corey picks the best of the batch and produces a mix that, if your party crowd DOESN'T start workin' it from the waist down....you need to find another party!
Jams include:- > (NEW YORK side):
- > Shyheim: One's 4 Da Money
- > Craig Mack: Flava In Your Ear
- > Nas: Ain't Hard (remix)
- > The Red Hot Lover Tone: 4 My Niggaz
- > Masters at Work: Get Up
- > Frankie Cutlass: One Motherfucker
- > Frankie Cutlass: Puerto Rico
- > Beatnuts: Hit Me 1 Time
- > Funkmaster Flex: Speaker Pop
- > Pete Rock: Main Ingredient
- > Lords of the Underground: Flow On
- > Wreck All Stars: Hit 'Em
- > The Roots: Distortion to Static
- > Chocolate Bamboo: 1 2 3 And...
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- > (MIAMI side):
- > Punk Barbs: Putcha Thang Down
- > Puppies: Funky Y2C
- > Two Live Crew: U Go Girl
- > Luke: Birthday
- > Luke: Where Dem Ho's At??
- > Sir Mixalot: Ride
- > Gucci Crew: Booty Shake
- > Trigga Man: Work That Pussy
- > Afro Rican: Doggy Style
- > 69 Boys: Tootsie Roll
- > Dis 'n' Dat: Party
- > Grumpy: Lower Dat Bitch
- > Silence: Let Dem Ho's Fight
- > Gucci Crew: Take Off Your G-string
- > 95 South: Booty Hop
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mixC.05) Hardcore for the Homeboys (Spring 1996)
(1cd set/no cassette)
Jams include:- > Delinquent Habits: What It Be Like (Loud)
- > Rakim: NY to Cal. (Crib Underground)
- > Camp Lo: Coolie High (Profile)
- > Lost Boys: Renee (Island)
- > Beenie Man: Memories (VIP)
- > Simpleton: Cool Yah
- > Ricky General: Skettle Combo (Hot Ice)
- > Busta Rhymes: Woo Hah (Elektra)
- > 10 Thieves: Black Rain (Breakadawn)
- > Bahamadia: U Know How We Do (Chrysalis)
- > Bahamadia: The Honey Buns (Chrysalis)
- > Smooth Da Hustla: Broken Language (Profile)
- > Jamal: Keep It Real (Rowdy)
- > Camp Lo: World Heist (Profile)
- > Genius/GZA: Cold World (remix)
- > Omniscience: Touch Y'all (East/West)
- > Broadway: Must Stay Paid (Nervous)
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mixC.06) The All Wu Tang Mix. Nuff said.
(2cd set/no cassette)
Jams include:- > Ole Dirty Bastard: Brooklyn Zoo
- > RZA: Wu Wear
- > GZA/Genius: Labels
- > Raekwon: Incarcerated Scarfaces
- > Wu-Tang: All So Simple
- > Ole Dirty Bastard: Don't U Know
- > Genius/GZA: Liquid Swords
- > Method Man: I'll Be There
- > Ole Dirty Bastard: Shimmy Shimmy
- > Method Man: Method Man
- > Ghostface Killer: Motherless Child
- > Bounty Killer: War Face
- > Method Man: The Riddler
- > Wu Tang: America....
- > Jodeci & Wu Tang: Freakin' U
- > Wu Tang: Cream
- > Genius: Cold Cold World (remix)
- > Wu Tang: Let Me at Them
- > Genius/GZA: Shadow Boxin'
- > Ghost Face Killa: Dayton 500
- > Raekwon: Criminology
- > Raekwon: Glacier Of Ice
- > Method Man: Release Yo'Self