I needed an end of summer mix for my car. This is what I picked.

1. Meyhem Lauren: Flexxin

2. Action Bronson: Actin' Crazy

3. Masters Of Illusion: Masters of Illusion

4. Joey Badass: No. 99

5. Blu & Exile: Dancing In The Rain

6. Madvillian: Coast 2 Coast

7. Guilty Simpson: Rhyme 101

8. Myka 9: Ultra Bap

9. Your Old Droog: G.K.A.C.

10. Red Pill: Fly On A Window

11. L'Orange & Mr. Lif: A Palace In The Sky

12. Castle: Ballad of Frank Castle

13. Oddisee ft. Rapper Pooh & Black Milk: Drugs Outside

14. The 1978ers (yU & Slimkat): People of Today Act II

15. Black Milk ft. Royce Da 5'9 & Elzhi: Deadly MEdley

16. Freddie Gibbs: Fuckin Up The Count

17. Homeboy Sandman: Canned Goods

18. OC & Apollo Brown: Angels Sing

19. Danny Brown ft. Kendrick Lamar & Earl Sweatshirt: Really Doe

20. Earl Sweatshirt & Tyler the Creator: Whoa

21. Run The Jewels: Panther Like A Panther

22. A Tribe Called Quest: Dis Generation

Everyone should buy these "BROWN ACID" compilations on Riding Easy Records. Super Heavy, Fuzzed-out Funky Rock records. I was making a mix of my favorite songs from these 4 compilation records for my car. I thought it turned out pretty great so I figured I'd share. These are just like my Biker Rock Mixtapes except these are crazy rare 45's. Starting with Raw Meat (Milwaukee Wisconsin!!!) from "The First Trip" and ending with the reason to buy the newest comp "The Fourth Trip," an unreleased Zeke's track. Make sure you support this label and purchase these records. This mix was made from my vinyl copies that I bought from http://www.ridingeasyrecs.com/

In Milwaukee the records are stocked at Acme Records and Rush-Mor Records

Tracklist:

1. Raw Meat: Stand By Girl (1969)

2. Ash: Midnight Witch (1970)

3. Blown Free: The Wizard (1982)

4. Stone Garden: Oceans Inside Me (1969)

5. Bacchus: Carry My Load (1969)

6. Raving Maniac: Rock N Roll Man (1972)

7. Diehard: Heartbreak (1970)

8. Bad Axe: Coachman (1973)

9. Bob Goodsite: Faze-1(1972)

10. Sweet Crystal: Warlords (1977)

11. Chook: Cold feet (1971)

12. Bungi: Numbers (1972)

13. Snow: Sunflower (1969)

14. Glass Sun: SIlence Of The Morning (1971)

15. First State Bank: Before You Leave (1975)

16. Wrath: Rock N Roll Fever

17. Josefus: Hard Luck (1979)

18. Buck: Long Hot Highway (1975)

19. Factory: Time Machine ((1971)

20. Zeke's: Coming Back (1970)

You can also get the records at http://www.permanentrecordschicago.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html

Here's another Bong Rattling, Heavy 70's Biker Rock Mixtape. Some of the same bands as my other mixes, but all new tracks.

Get wicked chonged.

Hard Stuff: Time Gambler

Baby: Don't Let Nobody

UFO: Rock Bottom

Budgie: I Can See My Feelings/ Rock Climbing

Toe Fat: Nobody

Ancient Grease: Women & Children First

Hustler: The Hustler

Moxy: Out of The Darkness

Bux: When Your Time Has Come

Left End: Mary Jo

Dirty Tricks: Call Me Up For Love

Kid Dynamite: Everything's Gonna Be Alright

Bloodrock: GImme Your Head

Gravy Train: Think Of Life

WIld Butter: Terribly Blind

The Firebirds: Reflections

Raw Meat: Stand Up Girl

Last track from the Brown Acid Comp on Riding Easy Records

Happy Wrestlemania! It's the best time of the year. Here's a mix of tracks where MC's mention wrestlers! There's at least one wrestler reference in every song on the mix. See if you can get them all. All credit goes to the artists and labels. This is just a playlist for Wrestlemania weekend to listen to rappers rap about wrestling, instead of wrestlers rapping. Have a great Wrestlemania!

-Chris Dope Folks

Tracklist

Action Bronson: Barry Horowitz (Chopped Herring)

Showbiz & AG, Diamond D: Still Diggin' (Payday)

Brand Nubian: Step To The Rear (Elektra)

Dooley O: Come Off Smooth (Solid Records)

Madman Shawn: Walk Thru Hell (Roots Forward)

The Grimm Reaper: So Whatcha Want Nigga (Underground Records 1993)

Da Henchmen M---- F----- Henchmen (Ill Cyde Records)

Reggie Capers: Do It Like That (Dope Folks Records)

Nas: It Ain't Hard To Tell Remix (Large Professor Columbia Promo)

Lord Aaqil: Kick It Like Dis (Dope Folks Records)

Plush Bros: Stop Frontin' (Dope Folks Records)

The Cenobites: Lex Luger (Fondle Em)

Slum Brothers: The Sure Shot (Suicide Records)

L'Roneous Da Versifier: Implosions (1997 Ocean Floor)

Omniscence: When I Make Parole (Dope Folks Records)

Madvillian: Great Day (Stones Throw)

Genius/GZA & Method Man: Shadow Boxin' (Clean Version) (Geffen)

Your Old Droog: White Rappers (Fat Beats)

Run The Jewels: Blockbuster Pt. 1 (Mass Appeal)

Killer Mike: Ric Flair (SMC Recordings)

Action Bronson: Ron Simmons (Chopped Herring)

Here's a mix I made a while back. Some of my all time favorite Smooth R&B jams. Music to do it to.

Minnie Riperton: Inside My Love

Delegation: Oh Honey

Don Blackman: Holding You, Loving You

Dynasty: Adventures In The Land of Music

Blackbyrds: Mysterious Vibes

Donald Byrd: Wind Parade

George Benson: Breezin'

Heatwave: Star of the Story

Rufus: Sweet Thing

Teddy Pendergrass: Love TKO

O'Bryan: You and I

Mary Jane Girls: All Night Long

Sylvia Striplin: You Can't Turn Me Away

Isley Brothers: Between The Sheets

Leon Haywood: I wanna Do Something Freaky To You

Staple Singers: Let's Do it Again

Willie DeVaughn: Be Thankful for What You've Got

Today while women march all over the world, I thought it would be a perfect time to re-up a couple of Women in Hip Hop Mixtapes I did awhile back for International Women's Day. Classics and unknowns.

Enjoy, and Peace to the Womanhood.

-Chris Dope Folks

Tracklist

Sweetie C aka Simply Smooth: Get Busy one time

Antoinette: Take it to the Top

Glamorous: Good To Go

Sweet Tee: It's Like That Y'all

L.A. Star: My Tale

Ice Cream Tee: To Be Continued

Ms. Melodie: Communications

Julee Vee: U'll Never get Deez

MC Lyte I am The Lyte

Isis: Wizard of optics

Shazzy: Get a Job Kid

MIA: Chick On The SIde

Roxanne Shante: Big Mama Freestyle Mix

MC Lovely: Don't Let The Name Fool Ya

N-Tyce: Hush Hush

BO$$: Drive by

Venom (Sinner & Deeday, N Tyce): Boulevard

Heather B: Send Em Back

T-Love: When Your Older

Ghetto Girlz: My Man's Playing Tricks on Me

First Star: All I want to do is

Today while women march all over the world, I thought it would be a perfect time to re-up a couple of Women in Hip Hop Mixtapes I made awhile back for International Women's Day.

Enjoy, and Peace to Tha Womanhood

Tracklist

Cinque: Operation Desert Storm

Julee Vee: Power 2 Tha Womanhood

Shazzy: Giggahoe

Sweet Tee: As the Beat Goes On

Ms. Nikki D.: Work that Sucker

Ms. Melodie: To Sing All Night

MC Lovely: Gash Your Whole Head Up

Antoinette: Who's the Boss

Pure & Natural: Startin' Funky

Nu Black Nation: Soul Vibration

Princess Tee: Edit

Sonyalive: I'm Coming into Consciousness

Sundance: A Better Day

Roxanne Shante: Straight Razor

Isis: In the Mind of One

Kyna Antee aka The Mistress: Let it Go

The Queen of Ghetto Madness: It's time For me To Run

Mc L & Tone Tee: Where Did You Get That MC L Jam?

Cookie Crew: Secrets of Success (Cooks Mix)

T-Love: I'm Coming

Mc Lyte: Poor Georgie

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These are Rap records that have been on Heavy rotation on my turntable lately. There's tracks from Bolaji, Casual, and Soul King Productions from their latest Dope Folks releases, (which you can get at dopefolksrecords.com) along with 12"s that I've been spinning lately. Bad N-Flewenz from Detroit is always on Heavy Rotation because it's a crazy banger. Enjoy the sampler:

Big Daddy Kane: Put Your Weight on It

Freestyle Fellowship: Legal Alien

Bolaji: Colossal

Bad N-Flewenz: Nuthin' Can Save Ya

Soul King Productions: Mind Benda Go Off, Go Off

5 Bros Wit Ugly CLothes: Come Out Ta Play

Chris Styles: Dreams of Torture

Kapone: Who's Blowing Up For Rockaway Queens

Philly Bathgate: Trapped in The Game

Da Enfatry fet. Steady Roc: Lyrical Logic

Rawcotiks ft. Juju: Magic Chef

UBAD: Life's Getting Rough

E.Dot: Look Out

Casual: Who Do That

Boodah and Da Bandit: Swallow Your Pride

Horror City: Freestyle Fiend

Freshco: 4 At a Time

Lord Alibaski: Crunch Time

Supreme C: Mad Props

ATL: 17 Shots

The other day I was joking around how in the 70's this was "Key Party Season." That made me pull records like this. Here's the soundtrack to a 70's Key Party. You can almost smell the cocaine.

Jack DeJohnette: Epilogue

Steve Davis: Lalune Blanche

Gary Burton: Las Vegas Tango

Bill Conti: Packing Up

Pierre Bachelet: Emmanuelle Theme

Roger Eckers: Ain't No Sunshine

Bobby Hutcherson: The Love Song

Jimmy Madison: Sunny and Cooler

Fuse One: SIlk

Rasa: Questions In My Mind

Luther Raab: Street Angel

Ahmad Jamal: Sustah, Sustah

Les McCann: Poo Pye McGoochie;

Oliver Nelson: In a Japanese Garden

Charles Earland: Intergalactic Love song

Here's a short old mix I made awhile back that I thought still sounded good today. Fall rainy day blunted mix. Perfect for the hoodie time of year.

Tracklist

East Side Hustlas: The Rain

Brazy: Life/Good news

Strictly Homicidal: Just Imagine

The Nonce: Who falls apart

Encore Think Twice

Storm Feat. CINQUE: Desert Storm

Subcontents: Underbomber Theories

Juggaknots: Loosifa

Group Home: Up Against the Wall remix

Homeliss Derelix: Operations

Roc Marciano: Ridin' Around

Sacred Hoop: Instr.