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Great mix from the Program Director. #realhiphop .Some right Gems on here Ed OG & Da bulldogs Newark anonymous. Etc. Love hip hop this is a must for your Bandcamp collection
Favorite track: A.C. The P.D. Mixtape #1 - You Know My Style! - Part 1.
This is the first A.C. The Program Director mixtape ever made to put on the market, released only on cassette originally late 1999 or 2000, then we decided to remaster it and re-release it on CD a few years later ... Enjoy!
1. Natural Elements - Bust Mine -
There is still lots of NE records that I can't find, and I'm always looking ... If you call yourself and you don't know who Natural E is, you ain't HipHop ...
2. People Under The Stairs - Asshole -
Those close to me know why I can relate to the song so much ... When I found this group's music, I was very disappointed in LA ... I know so-called self-described LA HipHop Dj's (sucker Dj's) who still don't recognize PUTS as LA's finest ... They ain't HipHop, fuckin game players ... This ain't no game ...
3. Vakill & J.U.I.C.E - Out The Speakers -
JUICE on The PD's first release ... The dopest who can make good records and battle anybody ... But his LP's have mostly lackluster beats and he deserves better ...
4. Onyx - Shout (RMX) -
This white label is still fresh ... Too bad they lost "IT" too, because they most definitely had "IT" once upon a time ...
5. Biggie Smalls - Party and Bullshit (RMX) -
The first Biggie song I ever heard ... He could have had a legendary album legacy like Gang Starr, but he and Puffy threw that away for pop money and fame ...
6. D.O.C. - Portraits Of A Masterpiece -
When this record was new, I listened to it over and over till I memorized all of the lyrics, because it was difficult ... Extremely fresh rhymes from one of the freshest MC's ever ... And one of the saddest stories ... This is real west coast HipHop, not that bullshit those bubble-gum Rap dudes call 'west coast' ...
7. Large Professor f/ B-1 - Put Yourself In My Place -
This is that Xtra large funk!!! ... Fast or slow, that ultra-ghetto funk ... RESPECT! ... Stop playing those played-out records, sucker DJ's ... Hollywood sucker Dj's with Looking At The Front door in their crate!
8. Big Noyd - All Pro -
My favorite joint from his above average debut LP ... But shit! Why can't great talents like this keep up with the evolution of the funk ... ?
9. Lone Catalysts - Politics -
J.Sands and J.Rawls, not to be slept on ... One of those records people always ask "who's that?" when I play it ...
10. Promoe - Off The Record -
When I first mixed and released this mixtape only on cassette, before I remastered it, side one of the tape ran out and cut this song off ... So many people asked me to bring it back so it's only of only two records that appear on two different AC The PD mixtapes ...
11. Ed O.G. & The Buldogs - I'll Rip You -
The original version of this mixtape had I'm Laughin here, but I replaced it with this slept-on gem, because I brought I'm Laughin back on #9 before I re-released this mixtape on CD ... This album is super slept-on!
12. J-SS - The Look Of Love -
This was a great song and record, for a minute, till the whole style was recycled over and over ... Even though I can't play the record anymore, it's still capable of sounding fresh when mixed among other still-fresh music ... Take note sucker Dj's!
13. Kid Capri - You Know My Style -
I brought this record back too, on #9, because at the time, I had not idea I would re-release this mixtape on CD ... But this is the title track for this mixtape, so I had to leave it on ...
14. Ultramagnetic MC's (Kool Keith) - MC Champion -
One of many super slept-on, forgotten, left out, missed joints from the all-time great Funk You Head Up LP ... The album gets better with time ... Had to use just Keith's verse on this song though, because Ced Gee was obviously starting to lose "IT" on this album ...
15. Biggie Smalls - Suicidal Thoughts -
My favorite Biggie record ever ... No wonder, it was the only Lord Finesse production on Ready To Die ... Too bad Biggie let a pop mogul ruin his potentially legendary album recording legacy ...
16. Kool G Rap - Edge Of Sanity -
Everybody's favorite rappers' favorite rapper ... Another super slept-on, under-played LP non-single joint ... And damnit, somebody needs to press a double vinyl release of this album ...
17. Mobb Deep and Tragedy - LA, LA -
I thought these dudes would never lose "IT" ... I was wrong, as usual ... lol ... But legendary none-the-less ...
18. Louis Logic - Factotum -
The song that made me a big fan ... Perfect production, direction, arrangement, cuts, sampling, everything!
19. Newark Anonymous Clik - Newark Shit -
This song reminds me of my homey DJ 3rd Rail from SD ... and the old Spike Radio show we used to do once a month together with him back in the 2000 era ... HARDCORE!!!
20. Maspyke - Far East Politics -
Hope these dudes can keep up with the funk, because they definitely had "IT" ... Heard the Static release, and it most definitely wasn't the funk ... Wish them the best though, for real ...
21. J Zone - Calamine Lotion I -
22. J Zone - Calamine Lotion II -
Omar Goodness and I (3rd Place Family) were the first to bring J Zone to LA for a show (... and Jedi Mind Tricks, MF Doom, Cormega, Demigodz, Count Bass D, Percee P, Dooley O, Ed OG, etc. ...
23. Lord Finesse - Baby You Nasty -
From the OG vinyl Baby You Nasty 12" ...
Born in 73, DJ A.C. The Program Director is an LA Breaker (est.82) & the founder/ producer/
program director
of HipHop Philosophy Radio, Records & the clothing line... AND with over 2000+ mixtapes, never playing the same song, he is the exclusive, unreleased, remix & blends undisputed HipHop mixtape King. A DJ/producer who finds, shares & makes the good-new music the radio won't play....more
