Tracks:

1. Royce da 5’9″ – October 20th
2. DJ Premier – Mr. Magic Salute Intro
3. Mr. Magic – Rap Attack Intro (Magic Is Here)
4. Fearless Four – It’s Magic
5. Mr. Magic – Introduces Union Square
6. Juice Crew All-Stars – Juice Crew All-Stars (Feat. Kool G Rap, Glamarous, Graig G, Roxanna Shante, MC Shan)
7. Mr. Magic & Will C. – Supa Blast
8. MC Shan – The Bridge
9. Boogie Down Productions – South Bronx
10. Boogie Down Productions – The Bridge Is Over
11. Mr. Magic – Rap Attack Dissing Public Enemy Interlude
12. Public Enemy – Cold Lampin’ With Flavor
13. Whodini – Mr. Magic’s Wand
14. Mr. Magic – Magic’s Message (There Has To Be A Better Way)
15. Grover Washington Jr. – Mister Magic
16. Keith Murray & Canibus – No Brainer
17. Bekay – Brooklyn Bridge (Feat. Masta Ace)
18. Cormega – Make It Clear
19. M.O.P. – Brownsvillian
20. Blaq Poet – Rap Addiction (Feat. Shabeeno & Lil Fame)
21. Nutrageous – Movin’ (Feat. Punchlyne)
22. Buckshot & KRS-One – Clean Up Crew (Feat. Rock)
23. Singapore Kane – Mollywhopped (Feat. Big Shug)
24. Beanie Sigel – The Ghetto
25. Statik Selektah – Jaded (Feat. Joe Scudda, Truck North & Diz Gibran)
26. The Closers – Heroin Barz (Feat. NyOil)

Guests: Khaleel

YEAAAH, finally DJ Premier is going back to my country. Expect more names to come, Europian Tour 2009!! More info: http://www.nexxrestoclub.be

Is DJ Premier maybe touring Europe? More and more venues get known where he preforms. The 23th of october he plays live in Zürich, Switzerland at Rote Fabrik. And to finish it, also live performances of Sa-Ra Creative Partners and DJ Revolution. Have fun!

Message from DJ Premier:

I want to send out the utmost respect and condolences to the memory of John Rivas — aka Mr. Magic.

He passed away this morning of a heart attack.

True hip hop heads know that his history is so long due to him being the first rap mixshow to ever be on commercial radio on New York’s WBLS (107.5) with Marley Marl and Fly Ty in 1982-1984. Then went on to to WHBI in October 1984 and then back to WBLS in 1985 and WDAS in Philly. Simultaneously he paved the way for all radio stations that ever did mixshows and also sparked the career of Boogie Down Productions due to the ids he showed when they came to shop their demo to him and was turned away which then sparked “South Bronx” and “The Bridge Is Over”. He was known for his direct and sarcastic attitude on the air and every artist wanted his approval when it came to breaking new records. He even had songs dedicated to him by the legendary Whodini (”Mr. Magic’s Wand”) which was surprisingly produced by one of my favorite artists, Thomas Dolby.

Shouts out to Marley Marl & Fly Ty for the correct information on this. Rest in Peace Mr. Magic. -DJ Premier

Every Saturday, Rap Attack, Mr. Magic, Marley Marl. –The Notorious B.I.G.

We’ve been pushing hard to get this at the A3C for many years now and we’re happy that Red Bull is making it happen. The A3C All Star edition will feature: Marco Polo, Oddisee, Diamond D, 9th Wonder, BattleCat and DJ Premier. Wow.

Red Bull Big Tune is the USA’s premier head-to-head producer battle, established to showcase the musical talents of emerging, and established, music producers.

This is going to be one of the most talked about events of the year and a great way to close out Red Bull’s content for the weekend.

Saturday 03/10, 9:00pm at the Earl, Atlanta.

Tracks:

1. Blaq Poet – Rap Addiction (Feat. Shabeeno & NYGz)
2. Erick Sermon – 1 Two 9 (Feat. Keith Murray & Canibus)
3. M.O.P. – What I Wanna B (Feat. Rell)
4. Skyzoo – Popularity
5. Erick Sermon – Clout (Feat. KRS-One)
6. Sav Killz – Hoodlum & Crooks (Feat. Spit Supreme)
7. Raekwon – Penitentiary (Feat. Ghostface Killah)
8. Nick Javas – Live From HQ Promo
9. NYGz – Ready?
10. Eric Sermon – Defsquadsong (Feat. Redman)
11. Raekwon – Kiss The Ring (Feat. Inspectah Deck & Masta Killa)
12. Buckshot & KRS-One – Oh Really? (Feat. Talib Kweli)
13. Erick Sermon – This Is Hop Stupid! (Feat. Jared Benton)
14. Jay-Z – What We Talkin’ About
15. Royce da 5’9″ – Street Hop 2010
16. M.O.P. – Forever And Always

Guests: Erick Sermon

The forgotten times…

Anthony Williams p/k to the world as The Legendary Grand Master Roc Raida has passed away unexpectedly today Sept 19 2009. He is survived by his wife, 3 lovely daughters, mother and friends. Raida was recently in an mixed martial arts accident, something that he has been practicing for several years. Although he had under gone 2 surgeries with great success, was released to an inpatient physical therapy facility and was in great spirits the past few days. This morning he started to have complications and passed. The family asks for privacy at this time.

This tuesday will DJ Premier and DJ Eclipse donate all their proceeds from the monthly APT gig to Roc Raida‘s family.

The first tracklist that we posted was actually correct until the label decided different. The album contains 5 DJ Premier produced tracks instead of 6. On the fake tracklist was track 9 “Gimme Money” produced by the man, and was set to be the first single. But the label decided not to pay for the sample to clear it, they didn’t want to give money for a good beat. How wrong is that?! Instead we have Streetrunner with his track called “New Money” to be the first single. Shall we ever hear the original track?! Also we have one extra (new) track, here is the full list:

1. Gun Harmonizing (Feat. Crooked I) (Produced by Emile)
2. Count For Nothing (Produced by Streetrunner)
3. Soldier (Feat. Kid Vishis)
4. Something 2 Ride (Feat. Phonte)
5. Dinner Time (Feat. Busta Rhymes)
6. Far Away
7. The Warriors (Feat. Slaughterhouse) (Produced by Streetrunner)
8. …A Brief Intermission (Skit)
9. New Money (Produced by Streetrunner)
10. Shake This (Produced by DJ Premier)
11. Gangsta (Feat. Trick Trick)
12. Mine In Thiz
13. Street Hop 2010 (Produced by Six July)
14. Thing For Your Girlfriend (Hoe Jack) (Feat. Kay Young)
15. On The Run
16. Murder
17. Bad Boy (Feat. Jungle Rock Jr.)
18. Part Of Me (Produced by Carlos Broady)
    
19. Love From The Hood (Feat. Bun B & Joell Ortiz) (Produced by DJ Premier)