psykhomantus http://psykhomantus.mypodcast.com/ en © psykhomantus psykhomantus Mantus@pedestrian.info yes Tue, 25 Aug 2009 09:34:24 +0800 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss MyPodcast.com RSS generator v1.0 mantus@hotmail.co.uk (psykhomantus) support@mypodcast.com (MyPodcast team) This is just the mixed version of "Our Music Our Culture" which the unmixed version is available in This is just the mixed version of "Our Music Our Culture" which the unmixed version is available in stores and online. Bonus track "DJ Power {Use It} Blacktonez Mix" by NSM is not on the original available disc. Enjoy and support good music. Moving On- Ayro Litle Things- restless Soul & Luv 1 Takes Over Me- Marc Mac Victim- Colonel Red & Cone Reject- Bugz In The Attic Nu Vision- Domu Bone In Your Nose- Altered N8’ive Digital Revolution- Simbad ICU- Karizma Bonus Track: DJ Power {Use It} Blacktonez Mix- NSM This is just the mixed version of "Our Music Our Culture" which the unmixed version is available in stores and online. Bonus track "DJ Power {Use It} Blacktonez Mix" by NSM is not on the original available disc. Enjoy and support good music. Moving On- Ayro Litle Things- restless Soul & Luv 1 Takes Over Me- Marc Mac Victim- Colonel Red & Cone Reject- Bugz In The Attic Nu Vision- Domu Bone In Your Nose- Altered N8’ive Digital Revolution- Simbad ICU- Karizma Bonus Track: DJ Power {Use It} Blacktonez Mix- NSM psykhomantus http://psykhomantus.mypodcast.com/2009/08/Our_Music_Our_Culture_MIXED_COOPR8_EDITION-233127.html Tue, 25 Aug 2009 09:18:00 +0800 Broken Beats Mixed Tape 48:56 yes This is a mixtape i did a while back but for some reason it got taken off. So here it is again. T This is a mixtape i did a while back but for some reason it got taken off. So here it is again. Track Listing: We Here- Illa J Johnny Is Dead- Q Tip The Matrix- Black Milk The Upgrade- J Live Hot, Sizzling, Scorching, Torching, Blazing- Large Pro Gladiator- Common Everything is Heltah Skeltah- Heltah Skeitah MVP- Ludacris Criminal Minded 08- KRS 1 & DJ Premier Give The Drummer Sum- Black Milk Guessing Game- Elzhi This Is Ring Tone Murder- LL Cool J We Getz It In- Marley Marl & Craig G Oowee- J Live How We Rock- Termanology Gettin’ Up- Q Tip This is a mixtape i did a while back but for some reason it got taken off. So here it is again. Track Listing: We Here- Illa J Johnny Is Dead- Q Tip The Matrix- Black Milk The Upgrade- J Live Hot, Sizzling, Scorching, Torching, Blazing- Large Pro Gladiator- Common Everything is Heltah Skeltah- Heltah Skeitah MVP- Ludacris Criminal Minded 08- KRS 1 & DJ Premier Give The Drummer Sum- Black Milk Guessing Game- Elzhi This Is Ring Tone Murder- LL Cool J We Getz It In- Marley Marl & Craig G Oowee- J Live How We Rock- Termanology Gettin’ Up- Q Tip psykhomantus http://psykhomantus.mypodcast.com/2009/08/Back_To_Basics_Mantus_Edition-233122.html Tue, 25 Aug 2009 08:42:00 +0800 Hip-Hop Mixtape 58:10 yes Why The X-Men aka The X-Ecutioners? This turntablist crew is one of the baddest things that has h Why The X-Men aka The X-Ecutioners? This turntablist crew is one of the baddest things that has happen for this DJ art form, culture, Hip-Hop, ect, ect. We all know our history on Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Grand Master Flash, Theodore and DXT, but most people forget about Steve Dee. Without Steve Dee where would these (beat) juggle monsters have come from. Steve Dee took this artform to a higher level that I dear say had the whole world in his hands (I said it, Ha!). Well I’m not here to give you a history lesson; you can go check that out for yourself on the Internet. I’ve been a DJ for almost 20 years but still a fan on the DJ/Turntablist culture. There’s nothing better than hearing how DJ’s restructure a record by scratching or beat juggling into something new. Hip-Hop DJ’s helped shape and form some of the equipment that we use today (you better ask somebody) and continuing still. As a teen I watched my Father bring in his turntables, set up his big wooded speakers in the living room and pull out his dub plates, so it was no question that I wanted to be like my Daddy. Now a full time job I still look back on what my hero’s did. I look back on what DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Cash Money has done in the late 80’s, loved what DJ Scratch and DJ Premier did on wax, enjoyed hearing my UK peers like DJ Pogo, Cut Master Swift and HiJack’s DJ Undercover & DJ Supreme to seeing The Invisibl Skratch Piklz and The X-Men take it to another level. I still go back to them Videos, Albums and DVD’s as I still learn something from it. But what amaze me the most is watching Mista Sinista, Roc Raida, Rob Swift & Total Eclipse. Weather group or solo they had the world shook. They have style, flava and soul, there the real deal from their routine set to their studio recording albums (Yep! Even Rob Swift’s Ill Insanity got next). I didn’t put any of there solo stuff or featured Rappers because there work as a group is still outer this world. Remember, Rappers may be the most paid artists in the Hip-Hop culture but DJ’s make the world go round. Without us, them muthafuckaz wouldn’t be Shit. Well! Enjoy it and get a real feel of Hip-Hop’s truest form and feel free to leave a comment on myspace.com/psykhomantus Peace! X-Outtakes Intro feat Tirple Treat (Apollo, Vinroc & Shortkut) One Man Band X-Ecution Scratch Word Play Old School Throwdown Premier X-Ecution feat DJ Premier 5 Fingers Of Death (Ill Insanity) feat DJ Q-Bert What Is A Scratch (Interlude) Mad Flava X-Ecutioners (Theme) Song feat Dan The Automator The Countdown Pt 2 Space Invader Scratch Live (Ill Insanity) feat Roc Raida A Journey Into Sound feat Kenny Muhammed Ill Bill Break Ill 3 Boroughs Choppin N***** Up The Turntable Anthem Feel The Bass X-Ecution Of A Bum Rush feat Beat Junkies (Babu & J-Rocc) Why The X-Men aka The X-Ecutioners? This turntablist crew is one of the baddest things that has happen for this DJ art form, culture, Hip-Hop, ect, ect. We all know our history on Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Grand Master Flash, Theodore and DXT, but most people forget about Steve Dee. Without Steve Dee where would these (beat) juggle monsters have come from. Steve Dee took this artform to a higher level that I dear say had the whole world in his hands (I said it, Ha!). Well I’m not here to give you a history lesson; you can go check that out for yourself on the Internet. I’ve been a DJ for almost 20 years but still a fan on the DJ/Turntablist culture. There’s nothing better than hearing how DJ’s restructure a record by scratching or beat juggling into something new. Hip-Hop DJ’s helped shape and form some of the equipment that we use today (you better ask somebody) and continuing still. As a teen I watched my Father bring in his turntables, set up his big wooded speakers in the living room and pull out his dub plates, so it was no question that I wanted to be like my Daddy. Now a full time job I still look back on what my hero’s did. I look back on what DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Cash Money has done in the late 80’s, loved what DJ Scratch and DJ Premier did on wax, enjoyed hearing my UK peers like DJ Pogo, Cut Master Swift and HiJack’s DJ Undercover & DJ Supreme to seeing The Invisibl Skratch Piklz and The X-Men take it to another level. I still go back to them Videos, Albums and DVD’s as I still learn something from it. But what amaze me the most is watching Mista Sinista, Roc Raida, Rob Swift & Total Eclipse. Weather group or solo they had the world shook. They have style, flava and soul, there the real deal from their routine set to their studio recording albums (Yep! Even Rob Swift’s Ill Insanity got next). I didn’t put any of there solo stuff or featured Rappers because there work as a group is still outer this world. Remember, Rappers may be the most paid artists in the Hip-Hop culture but DJ’s make the world go round. Without us, them muthafuckaz wouldn’t be Shit. Well! Enjoy it and get a real feel of Hip-Hop’s truest form and feel free to leave a comment on myspace.com/psykhomantus Peace! X-Outtakes Intro feat Tirple Treat (Apollo, Vinroc & Shortkut) One Man Band X-Ecution Scratch Word Play Old School Throwdown Premier X-Ecution feat DJ Premier 5 Fingers Of Death (Ill Insanity) feat DJ Q-Bert What Is A Scratch (Interlude) Mad Flava X-Ecutioners (Theme) Song feat Dan The Automator The Countdown Pt 2 Space Invader Scratch Live (Ill Insanity) feat Roc Raida A Journey Into Sound feat Kenny Muhammed Ill Bill Break Ill 3 Boroughs Choppin N***** Up The Turntable Anthem Feel The Bass X-Ecution Of A Bum Rush feat Beat Junkies (Babu & J-Rocc) psykhomantus http://psykhomantus.mypodcast.com/2009/01/XEcution_Of_A_Bum_Rush_XMen_Edition-174837.html Thu, 15 Jan 2009 13:09:00 +0800 X-Ecution Of A Bum Rush 01:00:54 yes Brazilian Groove- J Dilla Without You (Jay Dee Remix)- Lucy Pearl Black Capricorn Day (Unrelease Brazilian Groove- J Dilla Without You (Jay Dee Remix)- Lucy Pearl Black Capricorn Day (Unreleased)- Jamiroquai People Make The World Go Round (J88 Remix)- Innerzone Orchestra Bullshi*ttin (Remix)- N’Dea Devenport Those Dreaming Eyes (Jay Dee Remix)- D’Angelo Love Junkie (Jay Dee Remix)- DJ Cam ft Cameo Let The Dollar Circulate- Steve Spacek Think Twice- J Dilla Obligetto (Jay Dee Remix)- Brother Jack McDuff Dime Piece (Remix)- Dwele Frantic (Dilla’s Remix)- Vivian Green Got Till It’s Gone (Ummah’s Uptown Saturday Night Mix)- Janet Jackson You Use To Love Me (Unreleased Ummah Remix)- Faith Evans Whatever You Want (Remix)- N’Dea Devenport Nothing But Love (Jay Dee Remix)- Toshi Kubota Hate Or Love (Caffe Latte Remix)- LSK Come Close (Remix Closer)- Common, Erykah Badu, Pharrell & Q-Tip I Try (Jay Dee Remix)- Macy Gray Didn’t Cha Know (Soulquarian Remix)- Erykah Badu Brazilian Groove- J Dilla Without You (Jay Dee Remix)- Lucy Pearl Black Capricorn Day (Unreleased)- Jamiroquai People Make The World Go Round (J88 Remix)- Innerzone Orchestra Bullshi*ttin (Remix)- N’Dea Devenport Those Dreaming Eyes (Jay Dee Remix)- D’Angelo Love Junkie (Jay Dee Remix)- DJ Cam ft Cameo Let The Dollar Circulate- Steve Spacek Think Twice- J Dilla Obligetto (Jay Dee Remix)- Brother Jack McDuff Dime Piece (Remix)- Dwele Frantic (Dilla’s Remix)- Vivian Green Got Till It’s Gone (Ummah’s Uptown Saturday Night Mix)- Janet Jackson You Use To Love Me (Unreleased Ummah Remix)- Faith Evans Whatever You Want (Remix)- N’Dea Devenport Nothing But Love (Jay Dee Remix)- Toshi Kubota Hate Or Love (Caffe Latte Remix)- LSK Come Close (Remix Closer)- Common, Erykah Badu, Pharrell & Q-Tip I Try (Jay Dee Remix)- Macy Gray Didn’t Cha Know (Soulquarian Remix)- Erykah Badu psykhomantus http://psykhomantus.mypodcast.com/2007/12/Dillas_FanTasTic_Soul_Getting_Head_Remixes-68193.html Sat, 29 Dec 2007 08:49:00 +0800 Psykhomantus Dilla's Fan-tas-tic Soul Gettin Head Remixes 01:14:31 yes