Nice collection, but I gotta say I was disappointed that the dead prez remix was only my radio rip from a few yrs ago and not the limited edition white label that was available for about a week on hiphopsite.com back in 2000-01. Would love to hear a proper rip someday

^Tough call, as you know he made very few beats that could remotely be called boring. I bump the Lost Breakbeats cd (which is the Yellow Album plus a few more) like it was a regular album. Go to http://www.1994hiphop.net/category/the-45-king/ for a bunch of the Lost series- White, Brown, Grey and Pi...

Yeah, Nes still doin it, sniffin out and rippin dem shows. Props!

Another big thanks to serch 4 the 45 King Beige, I'm out to collect all colors

Speaking of vaporized blends, was reminded of your Aint Hard to Tell/Nas Will Prevail recreation. Hearing the hissy demo (with the J-Love drop) then segueing into your track weirded me out just now. In the best possible way.

^Did you guys see Hamilton ? That's that shit. Putty Hill was a nice try, esp. in light of the fact that it was a last-minute rebound project conceived in days and made from nothing. That's impressive. Problem for me is that it does feel like a film that's barely there, with things like the off-scre...

^Whuuuuut!? I think I've seen the public access show, if not that one then a very similar around the same time, also featuring OC and another cat freestyling. I remember S&B advertising it the week before it aired. Caught it 2 or 3 in the am on one of those NY PBS channels. But could swear that they...

Please do, serch. In fact, any Lost Breakbeat series you have (apart from the ones available at 1994hiphop) is much in demand (by me, at least).

Yes, tough call between Synecdoche and Devil. The Master was something else but I need to see it once more to fully digest both film and performance

Happiness always. Of the ones I've seen it's PSH at his most pathetic and therefore most fearless

Was just talking to a coworker about his turn in The Master. Really dug the "Slow Boat to China" scene at the end. Tragic.

^The Roots - Episodes (from Illadelph Halflife), one of my fave joints

Grabbed this from a 95 S&B show I downloaded here, I forgot which, one where Bobbito was playing demos. ID? http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/28119429/file.html The mc is Apani B, the track's probably an unreleased demo http://www.sendspace.com/file/nbyi15 ID for the 2 please. The first one is Peanut B...

Only skimmed thru the Thomson book and I haven't read many but for a comprehensive history of film "A History of Narrative Film" by David A. Cook has to be one of the best. My copy is in tatters from referring to it so often http://www.amazon.com/History-Narrative-Film-David-Cook/dp/0393968197 Also,...

True, a 4-hour early 60s history of Taiwan is not for every taste, give the people what they want

Give us both why can't they

^Ohshit, late pass, didn't even see this: http://criterioncast.com/news/edward-ya ... rical-run/

With a question mark, though

Interesting. The longshot guess for the red sun, Brighter Summer Day is just that- a longshot, but would be a major, major release if it panned out (which it won't)

^That's what I'm thinking... Is J a Tati box set?

DJ Vadim & DJ Primecuts - Architects of the Great mixtape

If someone has a rip it'll save me from ripping my own...

It fits the bill, what they do with it is interesting but I wish the vocalist was better.

And only Part 1... psyched, man!

(I always thought dude's name was Reign Supreme)

Here's a cover of The Mexican that hews closer to the og but probably less interesting


This one can be downloaded for free here: http://thehastingsset.bandcamp.com/track/today-2

You know what a great cover would be if it existed and we could find it? A version of Take Me To The Mardi Gras that has the Paul Simon lyrics over a Bob James-esque instrumental. With a brief scratching in of Peter Piper as icing on the cake. If it doesn't exist someone should do it.

IIRC he recorded the shows on VHS Tapes back in the days because they could hold the full 4 hours. Cool, he may not be the only source for that hopefully. I think nobs told me his man Steve Brock did the same and he had them god knows where. Not holding my breath but ya never know. Yeah I saved eve...

Some things I stumbled upon:


Dude even samples the drums.


The faces on their album sleeve are not the band; those are apparently the artists they cover. The band afaik is outta Germany.

Whats happening peepz. Hope all is good and Merry Xmas and Happy 2014 already. Yo. I finally got admitted to Philaflava and want to share/swap my Stretch & Bobbito tapes with y'all. Me and Chris http://www.hulkshare.com/afn33282 hooked up online to swap/share missing tapes. This is my current updat...

I always believed there was/is a consensus. I don't think anyone who visited the sb blog hasn't assumed that it would eventually supply download links for every show that's been shared.

Good stuff so far. That Seu Jorge take is a good one, kinda like Gil-Scott.

I forgot about YNQ:

If you search Everybody Loves the Sunshine on youtube there's quite a few

After letting it sink in, I think I get what you're gunning fo



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