DJ Food Stamp - J Dilla Blends

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1. Beatnuts feat. Big Pun, Cuban Link - 'Off The Books
2. Gang Starr feat. Nice & Smooth - 'Dwyck
3. Lauryn Hill (of The Fugees) - 'Doo Wop (That Thing)
4. Kool G Rap - 'On The Run
5. Common & Vinia Mojica - 'The Sun God
6. Method Man & Redman - 'How High Part II
7. DJ Nu-Mark & Pomo feat. MF DOOM - 'My Melody
8. Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg - 'The Next Episode
9. Rhymefest feat. Kanye West - 'Brand New
10. Tupac & Outlawz - 'Baby Don't Cry (Keep Ya Head Up II)
11. Masta Ace feat. Lord Digga - 'Saturday Night Live
12. O.C. - 'Born To Live
13. Lord Finesse - 'Hip 2 Da Game
14. Large Professor - 'After School
15. Mos Def - 'Travellin' Man

Not a whole lot to say about this one, read the Pete Rock blend summary and replace his name with Dilla and you've got the idea. honestly I like this one a little bit less only because I feel like Food Stamp picks some of the more abstract and awkward Dilla, and to be completely honest a lot of these artist simply dont sound natural over the legends production. its still a very nice and well done blend and I still enjoy the hell out of it, just a warning though that it may take a little while to really sink your teeth in to

DJ Food Stamp - Pete Rock Blends

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01. Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies Flown
02. Busta Rhymes - Put You Hands Where My Eyes Can See
03. Blackalicious & Outkast - Make You Feel The Wheelz
04. KRS-One - Mortal Thought
05. De La Soul & Bush Babees - Itzsoweezee To Sing A Love Song
06. Nine - Whutcha Want?
07. Outkast - ATLiens
08. Salt-N-Pepa, Mary J Blige & Notorious B.I.G. - Real Shoop
09. Common - I Used To Love H.E.R
10. Common, Kanye West & Last Poets - The Corner
11. Nas, Ludacris & Doug E Fresh - Virgo
12. Goodie Mob - Soul Food
13. Trillville - Some Cut
14. Ol Dirty Bastard - Shimmy Shimmy Ya
15. Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Shook Ones

This is but one of the many blend tapes put out by DJ Food Stamp, this tape see Stamp taking some classic tracks and cutting them together with some legendary Pete Rock production. One thing Food Stamp does better then most any other "Blend DJ" out there as...well his blends actually sound good, you never get a blend from him that sounds out of sync or awkward, he knows what he's doing and he does it well. That being said some of the tracks work better then others, some add a unique vibe to a classic track and some just dont sound very appealing at all, and even though it may not be essential listening, its still a lot of fun.