| Snapshot | Show Title/ Description | Date Posted | Downloads |
 | Welfare Radio Vol. 25
DJ's: DJ Food Stamp
Description: Oh my god damn, it’s Xmas time! Your sonic gift: A "Best Of" Fondle 'Em Records. What do I want from Santa: the Lakers to get effed in the A by the "Big Five"!!! Okay, so if you’re not familiar with the Fondle 'Em imprint, here’s your chance to, as Clinton Sparks says, "Get Familiar." Baller, sneaker guru, and hip-hop visionary Robert "Bobbito" Garcia killed the game back in the mid-90s when he started this label. Not only did he bring us DOOM (he also practically saved Mr. Dumile), but Bobbito sniffed out some of the illest global talent to release on this "vinyl only" (sans Operation: Doomsday and The Cenobites) label.
By no means is this mix a conclusive "best of" Fondle 'Em; however, some of my favs are as follows. Camu Tao (R.I.P.) drops it ridiculously on "Camu" and of course I had to bless you with one of my favorite 12" releases of all time by Mr. Live. Yeshua Da PoED, GRIMM, Juggaknots and J-Treds also come with the fiyah; but, for real, this label reminds me of what hip-hop used to sound like and maybe someday artists will revisit this successful formula (please). Seriously though, Bobbito’s morning shit does more for hip hop than most of us will in a lifetime. | 12/28/2008 | 520 |
 | Gator$ -N -Fur$: A Monthly Mixshow (December Gator: Dead Broke)
DJ's: J-Zone
Description: J-Zone & Chief Chinchilla took 2 months off from the Gator$-n-Fur$ Mixshow to promote their Live @ The Liqua Sto album and while the record was fun and fresh, their current situation isn't. Like anything else, money (or lack thereof) has created a rift between these two knucleheads. The economy is screwing just about everybody at the moment and Zone and Chief are just 2 of millions of...screwcipients. In December 2008 they're Dead Broke! But will their financial woes and ensuing beef permanently destroy 21 years of friendship and 18 months of musical partnership? Is this the end of Gator$-n-Fur$? Highly possible. Can they reach an understanding? Let's hope so.
If they don't reconcile and this is the last show, they both want it to be known they greatly appreciate your support over the last 18 months. If they do reconcile, hopefully we'll see them back in the studio together soon. Survive the hard times or suffer with them with the Dead Broke! mixshow. Billionaire or broke, enjoy the mixshow. | 12/6/2008 | 662 |
 | Rap Is Outta Control - October 19, 2008 (Part 1)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 1 of 2. | 10/19/2008 | 1133 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - October 19, 2008 (Part 2)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 2 of 2. | 10/19/2008 | 614 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - October 12, 2008 (Part 1)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 1 of 2. | 10/12/2008 | 255 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - October 12, 2008 (Part 2)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 2 of 2. | 10/12/2008 | 189 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - October 5, 2008 (Part 1)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 1 of 2. | 10/5/2008 | 176 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - October 5, 2008 (Part 2)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 2 of 2. | 10/5/2008 | 154 |
| Welfare Radio Vol. 24
DJ's: DJ Food Stamp
Description: Okay, I must admit that over the last couple years I've been rather disappointed with the majority of hip-hop releases; have struggled to find joints worthy of being labeled “dope” (never mind "classic”); and found that more golden era emcees/producers have faltered into stylistic obsolescence rather than remaining relevant (or even interesting). Obviously, good music comes out here and there, but it's not as easy today to go to the record store and pull a grip of dope vinyl as it were in, let's say, '93 or even '98 (maybe the reason being digitization…of the studio, the store, and most importantly, the music format). Point being: well, I'm damn happy that in this month's Welfare Radio I actually had to exclude new music from making the cut. These releases have also given me hope that some of my favorite musicians of yesteryear can still make dope LPs (i.e. Large Pro, Nas, Heltah Skeltah, etc.), building upon, and therefore evolving past, the music that got me going when I was a kid. Regardless, there are a crapload of dope records dropping right now and I'm getting a bit excited about this music again…this mix celebrates such excitement. And look, man, I'm on time with this mix too for the first time in almost a year. Dang! Peep the game, and I hope you feel the same way about this batch of music as I do. | 9/30/2008 | 1235 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - September 28, 2008 (Part 1)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 1 of 2: I hate soundchecks. Why is it that I'm told 8:00, but yet it's 9:30 and the soundguys are still setting up? Is it their lack of professionalism or is it that we happen to be in Humboldt County and they are all stoned out of their mind? Anyway, gives me time to send out last week's RIOC show which I haven't had a chance to do due to long drives and faulty internet hotel signals. Enjoy. | 9/28/2008 | 664 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - September 28, 2008 (Part 2)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 2 of 2: Lots of new joints! | 9/28/2008 | 456 |
 | Underground Classics Vol. 2
DJ's: DJ Tommee
Description: Installment # 2 of underground classics starts off with 20 seconds of silence… There’s a lot of hidden puzzles in this one! For real though, as I was laying this down, it took me back in a lot of ways to the first time hearing a lot of these joints. I couldn’t cut many of these short, so I let a lot of stuff play out. I remember hearing Evidence for the first time on “Confidence” and being blown away. Akbar’s verses are crazy on “Live Long”, and I won’t even go into Godfather Don… Much respect and peace to Camu Tao - 'he was a true talent - 'taken way before his time. Big shout out to DJ LoPro - 'one of the realest DJ’s on the planet. He would always kill “Foundation” at every night back in ’96 - 'BIG UP! | 9/25/2008 | 1089 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - September 21, 2008 (Part 1)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 1 of 2: Every Sunday night you can catch the show on Sirius at midnight. Here's the latest episode. Since I'm touring right now with Ill Bill & Sean Price it's a little hectic trying to get interviews done so this show (and the next few) will be straight music. | 9/21/2008 | 491 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - September 21, 2008 (Part 2)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 2 of 2: Lots of new joints! | 9/21/2008 | 377 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - September 14, 2008 (Part 1)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Guests: Murs
Description: Part 1 of 2: Here it is! My first show of "Rap Is Outta Control" on Sirius Satellite Radio from last night. Murs came through to talk about things as well as his upcoming album that drops this month. Nuff respect to Premier, Ron Mills and Reggie for the support and the shot. And peace to my man Sanford Greene on the illustration. | 9/14/2008 | 735 |
| Rap Is Outta Control - September 14, 2008 (Part 2)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Guests: Ill Bill
Description: Part 2 of 2: Ill Bill stopped in to talk about his new album "The Hour Of Reprisal". Over an hour of new joints. | 9/14/2008 | 504 |
| Gator$ -N -Fur$: A Monthly Mixshow (September Gator: Dry Spell)
DJ's: J-Zone
Description: Unless you have no standards or you're famous, you've been there. Stop lying. The cylinders just ain't clickin' ladies & gentlemen. That best of Sade CD (or nowadays your "midnight passion" play list on the ipod) ain't been used in forever. Your hormones have you running through every number in your cel and emailing every loose strand you ever messed with (or never got a chance to mess with). Some people even go as far as to call up that ex fit for a Jerry Springer episode. Nightclubs are dead. So you join eharmony and after spending 3 hours filling out a profile, you're hit with a $20 per month fee to hook up with some hog named Ethel or some clown with 2 of his teeth left (and both are molars). It happens to the best of us, join the club. How do you shake a dry spell? Everybody has their own method, but check the September Gator$-n-Fur$ Mixshow (Dry Spell) and find out how Chief Chinchilla and I deal with it. | 9/11/2008 | 651 |
| Halftime Radio Show - Live From HeadQCourterz - September 5, 2008 (Part 1)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Guests: Big Shug
Description: Part 1 of 2: This will be the last link of Live From HQ for a while. Hitting the road for two months with ILL BILL and Sean Price. No guests...lots of music on this one. Stay tuned for my new show on Sirius "Rap is Outta
Control". Sunday nights midnight to 2. | 9/5/2008 | 624 |
| Halftime Radio Show - Live From HeadQCourterz - September 5, 2008 (Part 2)
DJ's: DJ Eclipse
Description: Part 2 of 2: DJ Eclipse filled in for Preem while he was out of town. | 9/5/2008 | 430 |
| Welfare Radio Vol. 23 (DJ Food Stamp Wedding Edition)
DJ's: DJ Food Stamp
Description: Okay, so every month (or two) I come out with a Welfare Radio show and some b.s. about why I'm so tardy (usually related to school). So two weeks ago I got hitched and had this big ass wedding. I spent all summer working 70 hours a week to buy the booze and other et ceteras, and obviously spent my free time running bitch ass wedding errands, so I think it's a fair excuse on my lateness. One of the gifts I gave people at the wedding was the “Regal Wedding Mixtape,” which, of course, I'm now serving you in the form of a radio show. This is an 80-minute party jump-off and is hosted by my two new 7 and 9-year-old brothers, DJ Boney and DJ Little Man. I really tried to flex the mash-up/mix up muscles here and pieced together a mix you can blast at your next party. Oh, and the wedding was dope: I rocked the ‘82 Air Force Ones and a fedora; had a 5+ hour drunken dance party; did a choreographed dance number to MJ's “P.Y.T” with my Queen; drank many Incredible Hulks; and blacked out. UGHH.com's Quest, Trees, and Jeremy were there to join in. | 9/1/2008 | 928 |
 | B-Boy Classics Radio Vol. 07
DJ's: DJ Cyrus
Description: The last 15 Minutes of BBC7 is a Hotmix featuring Hip House tracks that were popular in Chicago durring the late 80s. Also, I gotta set the record straight about who re-introduced Classic House into the mixes. Because Hot 97's Hip Hop DJs are biting this idea now! The original re-introduction to 80s House was aired on UGHH.com's B-Boy Classics. You have it in your archives! That's my proof! But the Hotmix intro is on a higher level of Hotmixing. Another warning shot as well- that I'll take it to the streets on any genre. The 1st 45 Minutes of the show is what I call House Party Hip Hop- early to mid 80s. Its hard to sit still on those tracks. | 8/5/2008 | 972 |
