Quality Time (zminin)

Papa’s gun

13 November, 2010

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fle-zebSXNc
Erick Sermon feat. Marvin Gaye – Just Like Music
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Fatboy

12 November, 2010

A.D.O.R. – Let it all hang out
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How to: Hip-Hop

11 November, 2010

Armand Van Helden – Sampleslaya / Enter the meat market

Just as Armand Van Helden began to be acknowledged as one of the forefathers of Britain’s favorite new dance form of the moment, speed garage, he released Enter the Meatmarket, a tribute to his background in hip-hop and Latino house. In fact, it’s an old-school rap album through and through, with a carload of classic “hands in the air” samples from the likes of Fat Boys and Dana Dane plus an appearance by Funkmaster Flex on the devastating “6 Minutes of Funk.” But while Van Helden’s production skills are solid throughout, Enter the Meatmarket suffers from its lack of true vocals. It’s so close to a hip-hop album that the listener can’t help but feel that something’s missing without the raps. AMG.
Find all the samples here.

Armand van Helden – Pushem`up

Armand van Helden – Hot Butter

Armand van Helden – We Came to Party

Armand van Helden – Blakpeoplez

Armand van Helden – Daaboodaa Munks

Armand van Helden – Crooklyn Anthem

Armand van Helden – Ultrafunkula

Armand van Helden – Hood Movie Stars

Armand van Helden – Word up Doc

Armand van Helden – Pulling G-Spots

Armand van Helden – Puerto Rican Handclap

Armand van Helden – Out of the Frame

Armand van Helden – This Is It!

Armand van Helden – Resevoir Dogs

Armand van Helden – 6 Minutes of Funk

Armand van Helden – Bounce

Armand van Helden – Heh Yah Heh

Armand van Helden – Ballistic Funk

No softener

4 November, 2010

Swayzak – Fabric 11

Daphunkphenomenon’96

4 November, 2010

Armand van Helden – Funk Phenomena
Armand Van Helden is a house music artist and music remixer whose biggest commercial successes came from his remixes of the 1996 Tori Amos song “Professional Widow”, which reached the top of the UK singles chart, and his own track “You Don’t Know Me” which was Number 1 in the UK in January 1999.
Van Helden was born in Boston in 1970 to a Dutch-Indonesian father and a French-Lebanese mother, but travelled around the world as a child spending time in the Netherlands, Turkey and Italy, as his father was a member of the US Air Force. At the age of thirteen, he bought a drum machine and started DJing two years later.