Saturday, August 16, 2014
12" of the day: Yvette Michele / Lady Saw - I'm Not Feeling You Remix / Freestyle Promo
Yvette Michele / Lady Saw - I'm Not Feeling You Remix / Freestyle Promo 12"
A1 Yvette Michelle - I'm Not Feeling You (Reggae Remix)
A2 Yvette Michelle - I'm Not Feeling You (Reggae Remix Instrumental)
B1 Lady Saw - Freestyle (Last Night) (Main Mix)
B2 Lady Saw - Freestyle (Last Night) (Instrumental)
B3 Lady Saw - Freestyle (Last Night) (Acapella)
Try before you buy!
Friday, August 15, 2014
12" of the day: Da F.E.N.C.E. Men - Menage A Trois
Da F.E.N.C.E. Men - Menage A Trois 12"
A1 Menage A Trois
A2 Dues Is Due
A3 Dix Stay Bent
B1 Menage A Trois (Instrumental)
B2 Dues Is Due (Instrumental)
B3 Dix Stay Bent (Instrumental)
Try before you buy!
Thursday, August 14, 2014
12" of the day: Ill Brothers - Mescaline
Ill Brothers - Mescaline 12"
A1 Mescaline - The Funky Dope Maneuver
A2 Mescaline (Instrumental)
A3 Time Being
B1 Lawd - Valley Of The Broken Necks
B2 Funky Inna Church (Broken Instrumental)
B3 Knowin' Bout The Ill
Try before you buy!
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Return of the Nerds / Can-con Part 1
Ok I'm leading the charge on the revival of rapnerds. It has been too long and we know you people are dying to hear from us. I have been ripping tons of vinyl lately & have decided to spread the wealth.
So in honor of my not so recent return to Canada, here is some Can-con to set it off right!
2 Rude - Innovations 12"
A1 Innovations (Club Mix)
Featuring – Pharoahe Monch & Saukrates
A2 Innovations (Radio Edit)
Featuring – Pharoahe Monch & Saukrates
B1 Innovations (Rudimental Instrumental)
B2 Innovations (Acapella)
Featuring – Pharoahe Monch & Saukrates
Try before you buy!
7 Bills Allstars - Still Too Much Remix 12"
A1 Still Too Much (Remix Dirty)
Featuring – Ghetto Concept, Kardinal Offishall, Maestro Fresh-Wes, Red-One & Snow
A2 Still Too Much (Remix Clean)
Featuring – Ghetto Concept, Kardinal Offishall, Maestro Fresh-Wes, Red-One & Snow
B1 Still Too Much (Remix Instrumental)
B2 Still Too Much (Remix Acapella)
Featuring – Ghetto Concept, Kardinal Offishall, Maestro Fresh-Wes, Red-One & Snow
Try before you buy!
Checkmate - Signs Of War 12"
A1 Signs Of War (Street Edit)
A2 Signs Of War (Radio Edit)
A3 Signs Of War (Instrumental)
B1 Pimpin', Trickin', Politikin' (Street Edit)
B2 Pimpin', Trickin', Politikin' (Radio Edit)
B3 Pimpin', Trickin', Politikin' (Instrumental)
Try before you buy!
Checkmate-Checkmate & Concise - Would You Die-Defenders Of The Faith 12"
A1 Would You Die? (Radio)
Scratches – DJ Lil Jaz
A2 Would You Die? (Dirty)
Scratches – DJ Lil Jaz
A3 Would You Die? (Instrumental)
B1 Defenders Of The Faith (Radio)
B2 Defenders Of The Faith (Dirty)
B3 Defenders Of The Faith (Instrumental)
Try before you buy!
Concrete Mob - Poo Butt 12''
A1 Poo Butt (Clean)
A2 Poo Butt (Dirty)
A3 Poo Butt (Instrumental)
B1 Boiling Point (Clean)
B2 Boiling Point (Dirty)
B3 Boiling Point (Instrumental)
B4 Friend Or Foe (Clean)
Try before you buy!
So in honor of my not so recent return to Canada, here is some Can-con to set it off right!
2 Rude - Innovations 12"
A1 Innovations (Club Mix)
Featuring – Pharoahe Monch & Saukrates
A2 Innovations (Radio Edit)
Featuring – Pharoahe Monch & Saukrates
B1 Innovations (Rudimental Instrumental)
B2 Innovations (Acapella)
Featuring – Pharoahe Monch & Saukrates
Try before you buy!
7 Bills Allstars - Still Too Much Remix 12"
A1 Still Too Much (Remix Dirty)
Featuring – Ghetto Concept, Kardinal Offishall, Maestro Fresh-Wes, Red-One & Snow
A2 Still Too Much (Remix Clean)
Featuring – Ghetto Concept, Kardinal Offishall, Maestro Fresh-Wes, Red-One & Snow
B1 Still Too Much (Remix Instrumental)
B2 Still Too Much (Remix Acapella)
Featuring – Ghetto Concept, Kardinal Offishall, Maestro Fresh-Wes, Red-One & Snow
Try before you buy!
Checkmate - Signs Of War 12"
A1 Signs Of War (Street Edit)
A2 Signs Of War (Radio Edit)
A3 Signs Of War (Instrumental)
B1 Pimpin', Trickin', Politikin' (Street Edit)
B2 Pimpin', Trickin', Politikin' (Radio Edit)
B3 Pimpin', Trickin', Politikin' (Instrumental)
Try before you buy!
Checkmate-Checkmate & Concise - Would You Die-Defenders Of The Faith 12"
A1 Would You Die? (Radio)
Scratches – DJ Lil Jaz
A2 Would You Die? (Dirty)
Scratches – DJ Lil Jaz
A3 Would You Die? (Instrumental)
B1 Defenders Of The Faith (Radio)
B2 Defenders Of The Faith (Dirty)
B3 Defenders Of The Faith (Instrumental)
Try before you buy!
Concrete Mob - Poo Butt 12''
A1 Poo Butt (Clean)
A2 Poo Butt (Dirty)
A3 Poo Butt (Instrumental)
B1 Boiling Point (Clean)
B2 Boiling Point (Dirty)
B3 Boiling Point (Instrumental)
B4 Friend Or Foe (Clean)
Try before you buy!
Thursday, January 30, 2014
The Wire Mix Series; Marlo - Good Problems.
The Wire Mix Series; Marlo - Good Problems.
Marlo Stanfield is a cold blooded killer and he wants to wear the crown.
He has some of those Good Problems. His name IS his name.
GET THAT
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Kendrick Lamar - good kid, m.A.A.d city Album Review.
Sometimes a newish cat comes out and mutha fuckas be all
like "he the new Rakim' or "Son, this cat be the dopest shit you
gonna hear all your life'. So I am usually like 'yeah, OK'. People call me a
hater. When you love something so much anything that defiles it or fucks it up
will be met will derision. So, I am gonna listen to this new Kendrick Lamar
album that people are fuckin losing their shit over. "good kid, m.A.A.d
city (Deluxe)"
Here are my reflections on my first listen;
01 Sherane a.k.a Master Splinter_s D
It's an erie start to the album, I keep expecting Devin da
Dude to start rappin. He doesn't. It's Kendrick. He's handsome. The beat is mad
smoothed out. The snares all pitched the fuck up is kinna cool. Kendrick's lazy
off beat flow works well on this joint. There is a skit at the end of the track
about dominos, I fast forwarded it but i realised it segues into the new track.
02 Bitch, Don_t Kill My Vibe
I am not a big fan of rappers singing unless they are Biz or
ODB. The Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe hook is a bit annoying but undeniable catchy.
I must remember not to sing it in front of my girl. More smooth beats. Chilled
out smokin vibe. Kids are gonna love this shit. The high hat rollls are a bit
rubbish. Gets mad orchestral cheesy at the end.
03 Backseat Freestyle
This sounds like a bit more bangy! Martin Luther King and
Kendrick should not be mentioned in the same sentence, Kendrick wants an Eifel
Tower size dick to fuck the whole world, I'm not sure but I think MLK had a
different agenda. He switches up his flows in his verses which I like. He does
a little Kanye impression in the middle of the song which was time to go. He
has a problem with Coldplay, BIATCH!
04 The Art of Peer Pressure
The piano and the summertime high pitched pad makes me feel
this one when the beat starts. Then fools start singing like bitches. Oh Shit!
Then it does a little Dubstep bassline break down and turns into a fresh beat
with a dope flow. Ever since Ice T I have been a big fan of those silly sick
bass lines. This beat works really well, Fresh. Skit at the end is a bit
confusing but it has the best lyric of the album so far. "Nigga shut your
dumb ass back down"
05 Money Trees (feat. Jay Rock)
Money Trees. I think I might not like this one. You Bish! Is
that what rappers call bitches these days. I am so fuckin dated. Or is it short
for bishop? For my Priests and my Bishes! It's getting a bit wack now. I
forward to hear a young girl rapping badly. Hmmmm. It might be aa 11 year old
dukie from The Wire. There is another guy now. He seems to like Kendrick's
flow, it sounds similar. Not as good though. Next!
06 Poetic Justice (feat. Drake)
I hate Drake. I have from the first time I heard that little
pussyole. I am gonna listen to this. Watch me! The vocal sample is nice, sounds
a bit like Minnie Riperton. I will
describe this one as nondescript. But wack might be a better description.
Drakes flow stumbles somewhat. Must I listen to all of this? I thought Poetic Justice
was a movie. I listened to all of Drakes verse, well done me. That's enough
though.
07 good kid
This is a title track. I like the beat, it builds nicely.
The 'Roy Ayres -We Live In Brooklyn Baby' flip on the intro hook is fresh too. Nice.
Each verse goes up for about 8 bars and then resolves again it works nicely.
08 m.A.A.d city (feat. MC Eiht)
G'yeah! I love MC Eiht. Kendrick drops more flows on this
beat. Different, I like. At about 2:30 the beat switches up and gets some hard
ass snares in there. "Fresh outta school coz I was a high school grad"
shout to Ice Cube is nice intro to the verse. The rest of the verse is all
right. Kendrick has versatility for sure. MC Eiht has said G'yeah about 5 times
in the first 8 bars. That's a good thing.
09 Swimming Pools (Drank) [Extended]
I heard this before. I kinna liked it then. Let's see how it
works now. I can relate to the lyrics a lot. I don't drank so I am kinna feelin
this. I assume most kids think it's a drinkin song. Drank! Too many high hat
rolls again but the tune is nice.
10 Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirs
I like the drums. A bit too singy singy for my tastes. just
sayin, not really hating. I am not mad for Kendricks flow but he does have a
variety of flows and in truth some of them I am really feelin. So, I am kinna contradicting
myself. Nothin new there. The song changes at about 7mins. The secong has a
breathy tart singing in it, it works though. There is some religious skit at
the end. I forwarded it. Sorry.
11 Real (feat. Anna Wise)
I hate that voice. Shhh. Please. This is a skipable track.
12 Compton (feat. Dr. Dre)
Dre. This is King Kendrick Lamar. The flow on this track is
sick. Dre is OK too! The Compton hook is a bit wack.
13 The Recipe (feat. Dr. Dre) [Bonus]
I really like this one. The first time I heard it I was
like, OK I need to check this Kendrick prick out. The sample refix is fresh.
This is a repeatable track if you have not heard it too much already.
14 Black Boy Fly (Bonus Track)
More smoked out smooth beats and subtle flow from KL, I feel
I can call him KL now as I am getting to know him.
15 Now or Never (feat. Mary J. Blige)
This might be the dance track. I just said that coz it has
Mary J Blige. She still smacks it. The lyrics in the hook are quite awful. This
track is not as good as most of the rest of the album.
16 Collect Calls (Bonus Track)
This is a bit darker than the rest of the album and I like
dark. Kendrick flows over the drums and it's a dope cadence. The synth is moody
and creepy. 'Men lie, women lie'. That's a revelation. This shit is fresh.
So, over all I was thinking I was gonna find this a bit
shit. I feel too much hype about an album makes me skeptical automatically. As
an album it is really well crafted. The style in undeniable KL's flows are many
and fresh. The beats are smooth and moody. There are not many bangers on here
but I don't think that is what KL is tryin to do. He has made an album in the
classic sense. It works well together and should be listened to as an album.
Time will tell if it becomes a classic. If you hate the hype about Kendrick
Lamar or you find his style annoying. Give the album a listen. Peace.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Tell 'Em Why U Mad
Once again it's new mix time. In an unprecedented show of restraint, I only used 2(!) joints from the new Sean P album...still bangin tho...enjoy
On a side note, come down to Kun Shan University in Tainan on Sundays if you wanna find out why I'm mad
Friday, September 21, 2012
The Wire USB Mix Series
The Wire Mix USB Series.
For the last few years I have been
making Hip Hop mixes with characters from The Wire featured on each one. The
first one was a few years ago and featured Omar and was called Best Not Miss.
The mix was well received and I went on to make the next one featuring The Bunk
- A Code. Having done 10 mixes featuring; Omar, Bunk, Slim Charles, Bodie,
Bubbs, Stringer, Snoop and Chris, Avon, Herc and McNulty I am now releasing
them on a credit card style USB.
These mixes are not carefully crafted
pieces of perfection created on a computer. They are Hip Hop mixes from my turntables.
Yes, I edit out some serious fuck ups but other than that it is pretty much
live. You can tell that they are rugged neva smooth. These mixes contain
cutting scratchin mixing and doubling up. Not quite the DJ Premier level but in
that spirit.
The USBs are going on sale today and
are in limited supply. Please email me if you are interested.
djtwohands@gmail.com
I want to send a big thanks to: The Drizzle for making me do the mixes and then giving me the idea to make a box set. Leo37 for the amazing artwork. Themba Child for the cover for the Stringer Mix. Matt Lloyd: desastre.co.uk for the artwork on the first 5 mixes.
Labels:
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Hip-Hop,
mixtapes,
the wire,
USB mix
Sunday, September 2, 2012
The Wire Mixes Part 10 - Little Boy Blue
The Wire is about Cops vs bad guys. The Wire mixes seem to be mostly bad guys. The Bunk and Herc the only other police to feature in the mixes. But our favorite drunk cop has yet to make an appearance. Little Boy Blue is of course Bunk's affectionate name for Jimmy McNulty.
A self proclaimed hero of the Baltimore Police Department, Jimmy's antics were hysterical to watch. So I give to you Part 10 of The Wire mixes - Little Boy Blue. Enjoy.
Watch this space for the 10 part The Wire mixtape series on DJ Twohands USB. You know you wanna get that!
A self proclaimed hero of the Baltimore Police Department, Jimmy's antics were hysterical to watch. So I give to you Part 10 of The Wire mixes - Little Boy Blue. Enjoy.
Watch this space for the 10 part The Wire mixtape series on DJ Twohands USB. You know you wanna get that!
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Finally

It took a while but the Drizzle is back!!!
As requested by the homie Big (Shawn/Sean/Sian???), the new Talib Kweli joint is included.
No Lord Jamar tho :(
Two bonus gold stars if you know the title lyric. Leave your answer and email address in the comments and I'll send them to you.
Light Years (J-Zone Remix) - Has Lo
Clap Your Hands - Guilty Simpson
95 Fahrenheit - Bodega Bamz
Just A Little Something f/ Tony Touch & A.G. - Paul Nice
Are You Ready? f/ Torae - Big Pooh
401K f/ Pusha T & Sean Price - Raekwon
Sweet - Common
Distractions - Talib Kweli
Seven Deuce - Joell Ortiz
Weight Of The World - Black Moon
Trap Door f/ MF Doom - Jake One
Huzzah! - Mr. Muthafuckin eXquire
The Invention Of Truth - Kardinal Offishall
Spazz f/ Planet Asia & Tzarism - IMAKEMADBEATS
Show & A - Showbiz & A.G.
Caution - Calez
Clean Up f/ Saukrates & Black Thought - Strong Arm Steady
Untitled - Sean Price
Light Sleeper - Saafir
Gold Bricks f/ Tame One & Young Zee - Pistol
Deep - Elzhi
Everybody Nose f/ Johaz & Fashawn - Blu & Exile
B.A.P. - Premier & Freddie Foxxx
Here
Thursday, December 22, 2011
50 Solo MC Bangers
The rapnerds have put together a list of 50 Solo MC Albums that you must have.
We realise that there will be some controversy as to some of the choices and even more so as to some of the omissions.
We have just named the Albums, not the artists. You should know.
In no particular order, here we go;
- Fear Itself
- Breaking Atoms
- The Mouse and the Mask
- Liquid Swords
- Just Tryin Ta Live
- Stunts Blunts and Hip Hop
- Dr Octagon
- The Sun Rises in the East
- Long Live the Kane
- The Great Adventures of Slick Rick
- Return of the Boom Bap
- Paid in Full
- Illmatic
- Ready to Die
- Only Built for Cuban Links
- What the Album
- Resurrection
- Death Certificate
- Hard to Earn
- Step into the Arena
- Mecca and the Soul Brother
- Supreme Clientele
- Power
- Lyte as a Rock
- Goin Off
- Reasonable Doubt
- A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
- Party Groove
- Runaway Slave
- Slim Shady
- Follow the Leader
- Nine Livez
- Criminal Minded
- By all Means Necessary
- Black on Both Sides
- Take a Look Around
- Vaudeville Villian
- I Wish My Brother Geroge Was Here
- Wrath of the Math
- Internal Affairs
- Radio
- Below the Heavens
- Life of a Kid in the Ghetto
- Ironman
- AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted
- Mama Said Knock You Out
- Doggystyle
- Boy Meets World
- The Miseducation Of Lauren Hill
- Tical
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