Necro - Barn of the Naked Dead Instrumentals (2004)

1. On the Prowl (Instrumental)
2. Say My Name (Instrumental)
3. The Crazies (Instrumental)
4. Barn of the Naked Dead (Instrumental)
5. Spill Your Blood (Instrumental)
6. Knife in Your Spine (Satanic Wordplay) (Instrumental)
7. Malignant Messiah (Instrumental)
8. Street Veteran Part 2 (Instrumental)
9. Weapons of Mass Destruction (Instrumental)
10. Bums (Instrumental)
11. Death Sentence (Instrumental)
12. Married in Pain (Instrumental)
13. Buggin' Out (Instrumental)
14. Them (Instrumental)
15. The Crazies (86 Metal Mix) (Instrumental)

Fifteen bangers produced by Necro. You can't go wrong here.

How to be an MC - 80s Edition

J. Armz teaming up with Cutmaster DC to bring you the all-time classic instrus of our favourite joints that were our childhood (or pre-birth era, for some of you younguns). ;)


01. Warm It Up, Kane (prod. by Big Daddy Kane) - Big Daddy Kane
02. Vapors (prod. by Marley Marl) - Biz Markie
03. I Got It Made (prod. by Howie Tee) - Special Ed
04. So What Ya Sayin’ (prod. by Erick Sermon) - EPMD
05. Microphone Fiend (prod. by Eric B.) - Eric B. & Rakim
06. Call Me D Nice (prod. by D Nice) - D Nice
07. Peter Piper (prod. by Jam Master Jay) - Run DMC
08. Public Enemy #1 (prod. by Bill Stephney) - Public Enemy
09. The Formula (prod. by Dr. Dre) - The D.O.C.
10. Ain’t No Half Steppin (prod. by Marley Marl) - Big Daddy Kane
11. Knowledge Me (prod. by Andre A. Brown) - Original Concepts
12. The Bridge Is Over (prod. by DJ Scott La Rock) - Boogie Down Productions
13. Play This Only At Night (prod. by Dennis Bell) - Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew
14. Paid In Full (prod. by Eric B.) - Eric B. & Rakim
15. My Adidas (prod. by DMC & Rick Rubin) - Run DMC
16. Rock The Bells (prod. by Rick Rubin) - LL Cool J
17. You’re A Customer (prod. by Erick Sermon) - EPMD
18. Top Billin (prod. by Daddy O) - Audio Two
19. Brooklyn’s In The House (prod. by Cutmaster DC) - Cutmaster DC
20. Young Gifted & Black (prod. by Marley Marl) - Big Daddy Kane
21. It’s My Thing (prod. by Erick Sermon) - EPMD
22. Self Destruction (prod. by KRS One & D Nice) - Stop The Violence Movement
23. The Bridge (prod. by Marley Marl) - MC Shan
24. Straight Outta Compton (prod. by Dr. Dre & DJ Yella) - NWA
25. Sucker MC’s (prod. by Larry Smith) - Run DMC
26. Nuthin’ (prod. by Doug E Fresh) - Dough E. Fresh
27. Children’s Story (prod. by Slick Rick) - Slick Rick
28. On The Radio (prod. by Sylvia Inc) - Crash Crew
29. Paul Revere (prod. by Rick Rubin) - Beastie Boys
30. The Overweight Lovers in The House (prod. by Marley Marl) - Heavy D
31. I’m Still #1 (prod. by KRS One) - Boogie Down Productions
32. Riker’s Island (prod. by Marley Marl) - Kool G Rap & DJ Polo
33. You Gots To Chill (prod. by Erick Sermon) - EPMD

J. Armz & DJ Cutmaster D.C. - How to be an MC 80s Edition Vol. 1 (2007)

two parts:
part 1 // part 2 (and mirror for part 2)

Peace, 9@home

Mix Master Mike - Bangzilla (2004)

1. Trigger Man
2. Magnet
3. Bangzilla
4. Tranzmission
5. Shamen's Lamp
6. Blow Dart
7. Full Range Earmuff
8. Marvel
9. Extra Beast
10. Skanner 13
11. Burn Center
12. MJ-12 Strike
13. The Joust/Untitled

I picked this up when I was in Hong Kong and I was rather pleased with my purchase. I'd heard of Mix Master Mike from the work he did on Hello Nasty, along with his reputable work with the Invisbl Skratch Piklz, who I mentioned in my last post. So naturally, I wasn't worried when I bought this release, and if I were you, I wouldn't be worried while downloading it. It's a nice concept with some nicely picked samples, add on MMM's scratching and you have a hell of a release.

DJ Food - Jazz Brakes Vol. 1-3

DJ Food - Jazz Brakes Vol. 1

01 Dark Wheel
02 We Know
03 Midnight Confession
04 Feelin' Dizzy
05 Victory Strut
06 Punchin' Kumbo
07 Soul Organ Part 1
08 Return Of Sweetie Pie
09 Beats & Pieces
10 24 Carat Tax
11 Klutes Groove
12 The Chase
13 Yes We Can
14 The Shooting Gallery
15 Nuff Nookie
16 Gotta Getta A Brake
17 Zen Bones
18 Respect 2 Zen
19 Zen In Africa
20 Chillin' Witch My Zen
21 One More Summer Of Zen
22 Granny Zen






DJ Food - Jazz Brakes Vol. 2
01 Dark Aeco
02 The Food Song
03 Feelin' Guilty
04 Cosmic Jam Part 1
05 Count Zero
06 Some Drum
07 Gentlemen
08 Mella
09 Black Ice
10 Red Driller
11 Stealin' Stew
12 Rude Food
13 Circus Maximus
14 Your Mother
15 Last Coltrane To Skaville
16 Blue Pants Ting
17 Deadly Serious Bass Party
18 Funky Emergency
19 Cosmic Jam Reprise
20 Answer Me
21 Lo Message
22 Drum Message
23 Sexy Bits






DJ Food - Jazz Brakes Vol. 3

1 Dark Blue (3:05)
2 Summer Evening (2:28)
3 Feeling Betty (4:10)
4 Latin Boogie (3:35)
5 Moody Draw (3:24)
6 Respect Is Due (3:19)
7 Awake In Dub (2:56)
8 Paul's Skank (3:10)
9 We're On The Bass (3:13)
10 Simply Magic (1:58)
11 Gold In My Pocket (3:49)
12 New Orleans Stomper (3:46)
13 Eyes Cream (3:48)
14 Me 2 (5:14)
15 Importance Of Body Rhythm (3:40)
16 Ninja Walk (4:34)
17 Well Hung Up (4:38)
18 Little Old Vampire Me (3:04)
19 Don't Try To Mix Me (1:39)
20 Tribal Dawn (2:04)
21 Sexy Bits (3:42)

3 Cut Chemist Albums

The Litmus Test (2004)

1. This Is

2. Intro
3. Bunky's Pick
4. Quality Intro
5. Contact
6. Jayou
7. Break
8. Eye on the Gold Chain (Cut Chemist Remix)
9. Swing Set
10. S.N.T.
11. Lesson 6
12. Layerd Laird
13. The Re-Return Of The Original Art-Form (Reinterpreted By Cut Chemist)
14. Day at the Races
15. Chemical Calisthentics
16. Open Clothes
17. Thing Line
18. Quality Control

Live at the Futureprimitive Soundsession (1998)




















1. The Periodic Table
2. Tiny Bells
3. Life as a Shorty Shouldn't Be So Rough
4. Open/Close
5. No Mistakes in This Number Song Remix
6. Lesson 6
7. Fats Comet's Tackhead Beat
8. Chuck D Counts Down to Armageddon
9. King Kumoniwanaleia
10. Ready on the Right
11. Solid Squealer
12. Biggety Balls - Monkey = The Real Deal
13. Let's Dance on Planet Rock
14. Werd!
15. Moonbase Alpha
16. Prince of the Beats
17. You are Getting Scratchy
18. Cak CA Ba ba
19. Slow Fresh
20. Are You Ready?
21. You Don't Stop
22. Who Rocks the House?
23. Flight of the Bumblebee

The Audience's Listening (2006)

1. Motivational Speaker
2. (My 1st) Big Break
3. The Lift
4. The Garden
5. Spat
6. What's the Altitude
7. Metrorail Thru Space
8. Storm
9. 2266 Cambridge
10. Spoon
11. A Peak in Time
12. The Audience's Listening (Theme Song)

Sup, fam? What's good? I've been busy with school so I really haven't had time to post, but I thought I'd try and keep this good week of posts going.

I did a search and I'm a little surprised to find that neither of these albums have been posted. Both are solid albums; "The Litmus Test" is a collection of instrumentals that Cut Chemist has done for groups, including Jurassic 5, Ugly Duckling, Blackalicious, and Hiroshi Fujiwara & KUDO. This for me is a big deal because not only are these instrumentals from my favorite groups, but these are also instrumentals from some of my favorite albums. It's a mix and is only like 28 minutes, but it's still worth it. Cut Chemist to me is largely underrated, but we'll discuss that in a minute...

"Live at the Futureprimitive Soundsession" is Cut Chemist and Shortkut improvising on 6 turntables. This shows the range of Cut Chemist's skills. He's like a freestyle turntablist; of course, Shortkut doesn't hurt this mix at all, because he's one of the best scratch DJs in my opinion. In no way does either outshine the other; Cut Chemist and Shortkut share the stage equally. You've probably heard of Shortkut from his work with the Beat Junkies, or less likely, the Invisbl Skratch Piklz, one of the most underrated scratch groups of all time.

"The Audience's Listening" is an amazing album. It's a bit fleeting though because despite it's prowess it really hasn't caught that much fire. The reviews for it were excellent, but I still see 20 requests for "Monkey Barz" for every request I see for "The Audience's Listening". But still, this was probably the best album of 2006 for me. Cut Chemist does his best work on here, cutting each record to pieces. It was this very record that got me into scratching, and honestly, I have yet to hear a better scratch record than this one. Cut Chemist was always considered a superproducer, but I think that it was this record that really showed everyone how shaped he is. This record shows him as multi-faceted; not only can he produce, but holy fuck, he can scratch too! Download this album if you haven't heard it; if you already have this album, give it another listen for me. One.

Oh, and visit my friends forum. It's poppin'. Lots of MP3 uploads from me, movies, games, battles, and more: http://www.subliminalemcee.co.uk/forum/ucp.php?mode=register

2Pac - Instrumental Collection

2Pac - Instrumental Collection

Bootleg Collection Of 2Pac Instrumentals, 400mb Worth. Too Many To List...

Statik Selektah - Spell My Name Right: The Instrumentals

01. Spell My Name Right Intro
02. Stop, Look, Listen
03. Express Yourself 08
04. 6 In The Morning
05. What Would You Do!?
06. Bam Bam
07. G Shit (Showoff Mix)
08. Back Against The Wall
09. Hardcore (So You Wanna Be)
10. No Mistakes Allowed
11. Punch Out
12. The Good Life (Give It Up)
13. Big Dreamers
14. No Holding Back
15. Got Me Goin' (Hip Hop)
16. Time To Say Goodbye
17. It's Over Now
18. Talk To Me
19. Did What We Had To Do

Didn't know these existed. Comp of the year IMO, all beats by Statik.

enjoy

Little Brother - Get Back (Instrumentals)

01. Sirens
02. Can't Win For Losing
03. Breakin My Heart
04. Good Clothes
05. After The Party
06. Extra Hard
07. Step It Up
08. Two Step Blues
09. That Ain't Love
10. Dreams
11. When Everything Is New

enjoy

Large Professor - Beatz Vol 2

Large Professor - Beatz Vol 2 (RS LINK)

01. Millenium
02. Xtra P For President
03. Slickmoney
04. We Have A Winner
05. Mathematics
06. Skyline Pool
07. Cool Out
08. Don't Change
09. Shotz Fired
10. The Highst
11. NY At Night
12. Good In The Hood
13. A Caint Stop
14. Oh Winz
15. Third Guitar
16. We Pro Gress
17. Disco Club (Bonus)
18. Hood In The USA (Bonus)

'Anniversarial Re-ups'

...so in the spirit of acknowledging all the work everyone's been putting in here at Strictly Beats over the last year, I'll re-up as many requests as I can over the next few days. Some links have been dropped due to artists/label requests, so those won't get re-upped; but to start it off, I've covered as many of the recent requests in the c-box as I could (with the original uploaders noted).

Big L - Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerous instrumentals (192 kb/s) - Alkapone
Ghostface Killah - Ironman instrumentals (192 kb/s) - RobSteady
Jedi Mind Tricks - Visions of Gandhi instrumentals (192 kb/s) - Swann
Jedi Mind Tricks - Legacy of Blood instrumentals (192 kb/s) - Swann
Jedi Mind Tricks - Violent By Design instrumentals (192 kb/s) - Swann
Quasimoto - The Further Adventures of Lord Quas instrumentals (200+ kb/s) - Andyman
Mos Def - Black on Both Sides instrumentals (192 kb/s) - RobSteady
Group Home - Livin' Proof instrumentals (192 kb/s) - RobSteady
O.C. - Jewelz instrumentals (192 kb/s) - Swann
A Tribe Called Quest - The Love Movement instrumentals (192 kb/s) - RobSteady
9th Wonder & Pete Rock - Class Is In Session (128 kb/s mp4) - SevenLeaf
Jay-Z - Blueprint instrumentals (192 kb/s) - zULu
PR & CL - Mecca and the Soul Brother instrumentals (128 kb/s) - estipi
Common - Be instrumentals (192 kb/s) - Swann
9th Wonder - Black Album Rejects (128 kb/s) - SevenLeaf
Del - Deltron 3030 instrumentals (VBR) - Andrew
DJ Mitsu - The Excellence (Selected Works) (VBR) - Andrew
Ghostface Killah - Supreme Clientele (192 kb/s) - Swann
Method Man - Tical 2000 (192 kb/s) - legacy
Panik - Instrumentals 5 (128 kb/s) - Leave Your Nine @Home
Raekwon - Only Built for Cuban Linx instrumentals (192 kb/s) - RobSteady


UPDATE: Comments disabled; back to c-box and regular posts...

Lord Finesse!

So in honor of Strictly Beats' one year anniversary, I've decided to do a post about one of my favorite producers, Lord Finesse. This guy is well known as being one of the golden age producers, along with Buckwild, Diamond D, DJ Premier, Showbiz, Pete Rock, K-Def, Large Professor, Marley Marl, Da Beatminerz, Easy Mo Bee, and so forth. If you haven't heard this guy, don't sleep on this. I would say this guy is as good, if not better than Buckwild or Easy Mo Bee. Anyways, there are 39 instrumentals for you to kick back and blaze to. Peace. And enjoy.

I thought it was appropriate to add this on since Nawl did one of these. First off, I'd like to thank all of the bloggers because we've built a blog with a completely unorganized fashion. I think one of the tools I use most often is the search box, to see whether what I wanna post has been posted yet. But anyways, thanks to Nawl, first off. This dude should really be thanked for opening my musical tastes up, and yours. He's the master of finding the good free instrumental stuff, but he also has a knack for good music in general, such as his memorable Molemen posts, his Hydrabeats and Golden Era posts, and his other random indie instrumentalists. He adds an indie abstract touch to this blog. Andrew opened my eyes up to music that I perceive as flawless. He is constantly making me question the albums that I perceive as classic. He's got me wondering if Lauryn Hill's "classic" is just an average album. His ability to question classics makes me believe that I might have missed something that he saw. Espiv is a friend, and is always reliable when it comes to posting instrumentals that emcees can benefit from (i.e. freestyle to). He adds more to the great chemistry. Rob Steady, 9@Home, Mass Incorporated (where's he been?), Dun, Swann, and Andy don't stop by that much, but when they do it's always cool to chat with 'em. But most importantly, I'd like to thank DJ Espionage for allowing me to contribute to this blog. Honestly, it has been a real pleasure to get to know some of you and expand my music collection. A few that deserve mention are Soul Guru, Repenteths, Albinored, 4Real, Skopos, and many more whom I'm sure I forgot. Pretty much anyone who hits up the CBox just to chat. It's nice to build with people about this music. To another year!

Part 1, Part 2

Instrumentals are taken from the following:
2001 Instrumentals
22 Years/Beyond Understanding 12"
Check Tha Flavor 12"
Check the Method 12"
Do That 12"
Down for the Underground (Remix) 12"
Gameplan/Actual Facts 12"
Hip 2 Da Game/No Gimmicks 12"
Money Talks/Make Some Noise 12"
MVP 12"
Real Talk 12"
Return of the Funkyman (Remix) 12"
S.K.I.T.S. (Shorties Kaught in the System) 12"
Unreleased Instrumentals
Word...Life Instrumentals
Worldwide Instrumentals

If you have any instrumentals or 12"s that aren't included in this post, please contribute. It would be greatly appreciated.

Vak - Worst Fears Re-upped (2006)

Since we were talking about the dude recently...



Vakillsemall

Peace, 9@home

STRICTLY BEATS ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! With The Best Of 12 Inchers Instrumentals

Word... Well those of you that have been at this Blog since the beginning may remember its Humble Roots which started to grow over at DJ Espionage's Blog 12 Inchers mainly in the C-Box initially. I believe the Concept was first kicked around by Andrew/Espionage/Myself & Swann, if my Memory Serves Me Correctly... Then other people became Interested as the Talks Furthered. I'm really glad that we got together to get this Spot going, also Really Glad that we are still here going strong 1 Year Later. I honestly didn't think we'd have enough stuff to keep it going this long, haha... That obviously isn't the Case. Anyway, I thought I'd Hype this Anniversary with a "Best Of 12 Inchers" Mix I made from some of my Favorite Instrumentals grabbed over at Espionage's Blog, as that is where this Spot began in my opinion... Anyway, just want to say Thanks to tha whole Strictly Beats Fam, and for everybody that cruises through and takes the Time to Chat or Comment on the Music that is bein Dropped, it helps to keep us goin, myself atleast. I'm glad we've made this Spot such a Success... Alright, let's get to it... PEACE FAM.

Best Of - 12 Inchers

1. Last Emperor - Charlie Brown
2. Paris - Days Of Old
3. Krondon - Thin Minutes
4. Lonnie B - Come Git It
5. Royal Fam - I Declare War
6. Brooklyn Zoo - Masters Of The Zooniverse
7. Mathematik - Formation
8. World Renown - How Nice I Am
9. Natural Elements - Paper Chase
10. Sub-Conscious - Pushin' Orbitz
11. Frankenstein - The Rain Is Gone
12. Krondon - The Rules
13. Group Home - Express
14. Shamus - Tight Team
15. O.C. - Born 2 Live (Remix)

Family Tree - Tree House Rocks Instrumentals (Molemen)

DAMN. Was I amped when I found this. I didn't even know this Disc existed, If I knew it was around I would have tracked it down and had it up on here for y'all LONG ago... Nothin but But Pure Fire Molemen Bangers on here. I've had the Actual album for Years now, and it's Hot. Basically a Dope All Natural Inc. Compilation, featuring everybody from the Crew. Anyway, I found this over at Shinjuku East Looks like he's new on the Scene, so go show him some LOVE, he's got a good variety of stuff goin so far, you can pick up the Full Album W/Lyrics over there too... Alright, get this Shit people, Every Track is Hot.

Family Tree - Tree House Rocks Instrumentals

1. Spit It
2. I Am
3. Flow (Missing Track - Anybody Got This?)
4. Blow The Spot
5. Horse
6. Motive
7. Simple Words
8. Flavor
9. Save It
10. Virgo
11. Push, Move, Build
12. Chums
13. Rocks For You
14. Move
15. Education (Bonus Beats)

Production Cred: (I referred to Discogs for these, couldn't find anything else, and some of the Tracks were missing, so I guessed as to who produced it, but I've been listening to Molemen for a LONG TIME, and I think I got 'em all right. Please drop some Comments if you got any more Info... Peace.)

Madd Crates: 3,4,6,7
Memo: 1,5,10,15
PNS: 8,11,13
His Panik: 2,9,12,14