the mixtape show

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Most of us here are far too young to remember this, but when Dr Martin Luther King, Jr died he was ...

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At long last, it's the long-awaited threequel to one of the original concept/spinoff series on this hip-hop podcast - the Beat Tape. Keeping in ...

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And as promised, back by popular demand, it's the Mixtape Show Beat Tape Volume 2. No Juggernaut this time, but plenty of dope instrumentals. Listen: RZA - Flying Birds. I think this was a secret instrumental on a soundtrack. I mean come on, it's the RZA. It's short, but you'll like it. Kenny Keys - A Woman's Gotta Have It. You should recognize this name from the Eulorhythmics interview - the dude is really that ridiculous. This joint in particular stayed in my mp3 player for a miiiinute. myspace.com/kennykeys1987 Jay Dee - A Man's World Flip. This one didn't make it into Episode 28, but I had to get it out there. I'm not sure if this one was ever officially released - I don' t think it was - so ignore the title I gave it. jdilla.org Suburb - selection from the fall tape. If you weren't aware, the man Suburb is my favorite beatmaker at the moment - which, given my impeccable taste in music, should really say something. If you don't feel this joint right here, you don't have a soul. myspace.com/suhburb

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Okay, so this episode is a bit late this time, but trust me, it's worth it. In celebration of your favorite hip-hop podcast hitting its 40th episode, and to satisfy all you loopdiggers out there, this episode is the first-ever Beattape Edition. Names to listen for in this episode: Madlib, Suburb, Dudley Perkins, Sam Sever, etc. Over 15 beats, and an exclusive appearance of THE JUGGERNAUT BITCH!!! So since there's so much track switching up in here, I'll just give you a timeline along with some comments.