Recharged after a great stay in San Francisco.  Just got back last night to hear my mixes being played on Spy FM OKC on the Spylab radio show with my friend Katie Wicks from Dance Robots Dance and Crystal Vision.  All electronic with bits of electro, dubstep, and moombahton plus more.  I’ve split the sets into hour 1 and 2, and included the tracklistings below.  Props to Katie for having me on the show and I hope you enjoy!  Click on the underlined links above the tracklist to download and listen.

DJ Moody – Live on Spylab Radio set #1 2-18-12

The Naked & Famous – Young Blood (The Sound of Arrows mix)
Daft Punk – Tron Legacy (Sander Kleinenberg mix)
DJ Sneak – My Love
Tocadisco vs Demark – Drop The Bass (Jayceeoh edit)
Bam Bam vs Stromae – 1234 Danse (bootleg)
A-Trak & Zinc – Stingray
Travis Porter – Make It Rain (Heroes & Villains mix)
Afrojack – Stewie Says Waho (Rolvario mix)
Firebeatz – Knock Out
Bird Peterson – Hormones
Dan Sena – Song of Siren (Kids at the Bar mix)
Nero – Crush On You (Brodinski mix)
Sak Noel – Loca People (Dave Silcox & Johnny F bootleg)
Afrojack vs Ocelot – Lionheart (Red & Spryte bootleg)
Dada Life vs Iio – Happy Violence Rapture (bootleg)
Zedd – Shave It (Risk One edit)
Lucky Date vs Space Laces & Who Da Funk – Hos & Shiny Disco Balls (bootleg)
Eric Prydz – Pjanoo (Mark Pride & Sanel Topaz mix)
Afrojack – Daft Sound
Public Enemy – Bring the COld Act III
Justice – On’n'On (Brodinski mix)
Too Short vs Claude Vonstroke – Blow the Whistler (bootleg)
Deadmau5 – Slip (Sebastian Leger mix)
Will Bailey – Grind
House of Pain – Jump Around (Chuckie Ready to Jump bootleg)
Vampire Weekend – The Kids Don’t Stand a Chance (Chromeo mix)
Beatles – Eleanor Rigby (Robert Zash mix)
Fischerspooner – All We Are
Russ Chimes – Mulsanne
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Soft Shock (Them Jeans Acoustic mix)

DJ Moody – Live on Spylab Radio set #1 2-18-12

Daft Punk vs. Treasure Fingers – Harder Better Faster Stronger (Soo edit)
Wolfgang Gartner – Animal Rights (Kids at the Bar mix)
Audio Jacker – Turn Up The Music
Swanky Tunes & Hard Rock Sofa – I Wanna Be Your Dog
AC/DC – TNT (Reepr bootleg)
Waka Flocka Flame vs Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso – Calling All Hands (bootleg)
DJ Class – Buss It Shake It
Mord Fustang – We Are Now Connected
Nirvana – Heart Shaped Box (White Trash Kid bootleg)
Team Rush Hour – We Love Moombahton
DMX – Ruff Ryders Anthem (Moombahton mix)
Luniz – I Got 5 On It (Moombahton mix)
Beastie Boys – Intergalactic (Benzi mix)
Bro Safari & Mighty High Coup – Boombahton
Datsik – Firepower (Munchi mix into Datsik mix)
Freestylers ft. Belle Humble – Cracks (Flux Pavillion mix)
Rusko – Oh My Gosh
Dodge & Fuski – Pornstep
Oh Snap! – I Love You Bro
Kill The Noise – Talk To Me
Run DMT – Bass Drum
Bassnectar – Bass Head (King Fantastic mix)
Figure – Dominate
Major Lazer vs Groove Armada – Pon de Superstylin (bootleg)
Oh Snap! – Mister Ouzo (Disco Fries mix)
Diplo & Datsik – Pick Your Poison
Fatboy Slim vs Bingo Players – Rattles Get Live (bootleg)

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Being that my monthly hip hop party Vintage Monthly takes place this Saturday night I thought it fitting to pay tribute to one of the illest lyricists of modern times in my opinion.  Today it’s been 12 years since Big Pun’s death, and I want to post some of my favorite moments from a career and life that was cut far too short.

Big Pun – Stretch and Bobbito freestyle 1995 (description courtesy of Complex Mag who listed this session as the #28 radio freestyle all-time)

Before Chris Rios was capitally punishing the industry, he was Joey Crack’s secret weapon—a rap assassin in training. Pun wasn’t crushing a lot at the time, but Joe still brought him up to Stretch & Bobbito’s show on WKCR FM—the birthplace of countless legendary freestyles by future rap icons—to flex his lyrical muscles.

With Joe cheerfully coaching him, Big Punisher dismantled the microphone, leaving it smoking with this quick yet effective freestyle. It was hard to argue that Pun was a beast after this display of next-level wordplay: “Still I will remain a pain inflictor/Giving you hell to bring to victors/Comin to getcha/Playin the game the same as Hitler.”

Big Pun + Fat Joe – Deep Cover ’98

This was a precursor to the debut album Capital Punishment.  Basically a remake of the hit by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, this version had a decidedly NY feel to it, and had heads fiending for the full length LP.

Big Pun feat. Prodigy and Inspectah Deck – Tres Leches (prod. RZA)

One of the most anticipated collaborations from the debut LP Capital Punishment (and there were many), this joint featured a diverse group of NYC’s finest, with production by RZA, and did not disappoint.  Not much more to say here..if you haven’t heard this one before stop sleepin!

Big Pun – You Ain’t A Killer

Another joint that came out before the Capital Punishment album that had heads thirsty for more.  IMO one of his illest moments ever.

Big Pun – It’s So Hard feat. Donnell Jones

A guilty pleasure for me, this was the debut single from Pun’s 2nd album Yeeeah Baby.  While I could list off every lyrical moment from the MC easily, this was a fun song, though from an album released posthumously.  Shows his versatility as an artist.

R.I.P. Big Dog Punisher, never forgotten.

And so forth.  While most beat heads have frowned upon bootlegs of rare breaks, growing up in Oklahoma where the record culture is to put it mildy “lacking”, this was a way for me to get these otherwise impossible to find joints.  I played a couple of cuts on here, most notably Big John Hamilton – “Big Bad John” which I fancied as my own personal theme song (big bad Jon if you will) and would mix it into Big Daddy Kane “Warm It Up Kane”.

Overall Strictly Breaks I understand why the real hardcore diggers and heads hate these types of series but I have a bulk of it on wax and it’s definitely a history lesson for us underprivileged types.

Til next time…

This audio is from Thursday night in San Francisco for a Red Bull Music Academy show/taping.  Shout out to my Red Bull fam…really looking forward to this!

Red Bull Music Academy Radio feat. Stretch and Bobbito – Live at Mighty, SF

Enjoy!

DJ Moody – Live at Electric Circus 1/28/12

TRACKLIST:

Bro Safari – 5150
Porter Robinson – 100% In The Bitch (Downlink mix)
Heartbreak – Bad Behavior
Bro Safari and Mighty High Coup – Boombahton
Heartbreak – That Heartbreak
Ian Carey + Rosette ft. Timbaland + Brasco – Amnesia (Cazzette mix)
Dada Life vs. Iio – Happy Violence vs. Rapture (Joe Maz bootleg)
Knife Party – Internet Friends
Afrojack vs. Ocelot – Lionheart (DJ Red + DJ Spryte Get F*#@ed bootleg)
Zedd – Shave It (Risk One edit)
Martin Solveig ft. Dragonette – Hello (Sidney Samson mix)
Skrillex – Bangarang
Chuckie vs. House of Pain – Who Is Ready to Jump Around
King Junior vs Ricky Rich – House Rock 2011 (DJs From Mars mix)
Spencer + Hill – Cantina (Yolanda B Cool + DCup mix)
Johnny Cash – I Walk The Line (Electro mix)
Havana Brown – We Run The Night (Angger Dimas mix)
Wolfgang Gartner – Animal Rights (Kids at the Bar mix)
Oh Snap! – Party People
Wake Flocka Flame vs. Sebastion Ingrosso + Alesso – Calling All Hands
Roscoe Dash – Good F*&@in Night (Chuckie bootleg)
Chris Brown + Benny Benassi – Beautiful People (Artistic Raw bootleg)
Chris Brown vs. Marilyn Manson – Beautiful People (Serafin mix)
Lil Will – Bust It Wide Open (Crizzly mix)
Oh Snap! – I Love You Bro
Britney Spears – I Wanna Go (TBMA mix)
Hulk – Party Kids

Nothing too fancy this week, this Stefan Janoski Nike SB Zoom Mid “Sandalwood” is what caught my eye.  With a very winter feel (even though we haven’t yet seen that in Tulsa yet), these go with anything.  Simple, yet proper, and available now.  Til next time kids.