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On this day... - August 31st

+ 1969 : Texas International Pop Festival in Lewisville, Texas, USA

“Led Zeppelin, tired after a long schedule of American concerts, mustered the strength to "get it together" on the eve of their return home. Relying on longer sets to lure the gathering into its atmospheric web, the group played only five numbers (one encore).” - S. Weber (Star)

+ 1970 : Milwaukee Arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

“England's Led Zeppelin and a crowd of 6,000 became good friends in two hours Monday night. The audience loved the acid rock group for its musical content. There were none of the old promotional tricks, no local DJs, no local bands, just the crowd and Led Zeppelin. […] Led Zeppelin is so much a part of today that it can easily transform into tomorrow. Its music cannot get much louder or its talent much better.” – ‘Led Zeppelin a hit with Arena crowd’ (Milwaukee Journal)

+ 1971 : Sports Stadium in Orlando, Florida, USA

“Led Zeppelin has come and gone at the Orlando Sports Stadium, and like the lead man blurted over the din of thousands of wildly cheering voices and clapping hands, ‘Man, I don’t believe this place.’ It was, in a word, unbelievable. And in another, perhaps more acceptable word, heavy – very heavy. […] At 8 p.m., or close to starting time as any rock group ever has gotten, the house lights went out and Zeppelin exploded into life in a pink, purple and yellow electric haze and magnetized the audience. There was no second group on the billing to fill the gaps, because there were no gaps. Zeppelin and Zeppelin alone gave their audience two and a half solid hours of unremitting rock in one of the most professional rock shows we’ve seen. No light show, very little talk – just music. And good music.” – ‘The sights & sounds of Led Zeppelin in concert – Heavy’ (Orlando Today)

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A-T-4 147 Cut Ups & Megamixes

No posts for a while because I've not been well (plus I fell down a rabbit hole writing a long read, hopefully that'll be done by the end of the year!)

1984 was a great year for Cut Ups and Megamixes building on the work of pioneer DJs like Shep Pettibone and his radio show on Kiss FM, Chuck Chillout and Red Alert also on Kiss, the Latin Rascals on WKTU, Marley Marl on WBLS's Mr Magic's Rap Attack. Outside New York carving their own path Hot Mix 5 and Steve "Silk" Hurley are killing it on Chicago radio station WBMX. In Florida the crew Jam Pony Express have begun playing live shows

In the UK Sanny-X is DMC's megamixer and Street Sounds Electro series are being mixed by Herbie Laidley, better known as Mastermind Herbie, the man behind The Rapologists

This is post Double Dee & Steinski, Malcom McLaren And The World’s Famous Supreme Team, Art Of Noise, and Herbie Hancock's Rockit. You can clearly hear their influence in the cut ups and mega mixes from this year

Getting mixed is Hip Hop, Electro, Synth Pop, Disco, and Italo

(Orig.) Big Apple Production Vol.II - Genius At Work like many of these bootleg megamixes the people involved stay in the shadows. This one is of course the work of the Latin Rascals doing what they did on their radio show

DJ Chuck Chillout - Hip Hop On Wax Vol. I for Vincent Davis's Vintertainment. Chuck Chillout was in The B Boys who had released the cut up track Cuttin Herbie (literally cutting up Rockit) the year before. They also released two other classics in 1983 imo Rock The House and Two, Three, Break. Chillout would return to Two, Three, Break under the name DJ Born Supreme Allah in 1985 with the more explicit cut up Two, Three, Break (Part II - The Sequel)

DJ Red Alert - Hip Hop On Wax Vol. II Red Alert goes berserk on the follow-up to Chuck Chillout's effort - he even cuts in what sounds like The B Boys. Sorry this is the best Youtube clip I can find. Red Alert is a DJ for the disgraced hip hop architect Afrika Bambaataa's Universal Zulu Nation and in 1983 he joined Kiss FM's Master Mix Party, which was originally Shep Pettibone's spot on Kiss. Tony Humphries was the first to take the ropes from the increasingly busy Pettibone and in 1983 Red Alert would alternate with Humphries

D.ST - Megamix II: Why Is It Fresh? The Grand Mixer who provided the scratching on Herbie Hancock's Rockit. I thought I knew what Megamix II was a sequel of but now I'm not so sure. Anyway D.ST brings together his hits along with half a dozen other Celluloid tracks

Z Rock Records - Scratch Party #2 first of three mixes coming from the West Coast. Z Rock Records released three Scratch Party megamixes in 1984. Who knows who put these together

Ian Darby - Break City 7" edit bonkers record by Bobby Orlando who had been trying his hand at hip hop/electro/Art Of Noise style production. There's a longer 12" version but the 7" is tidier. Not really cut up, certainly not a megamix, but I felt it sat alright on this list because of it's nutball samples

Scratchmatic - Sound Of The Street by DJ Antron who Discogs tells me won the first DJ Battle held in Los Angeles at the famous Radiotron event. It shows a preference for the techno style

New York Scratch Masters - Scratchmasters Jam #1 the Italo the mix begins with is more like what Hot Mix 5 were doing in Chicago but not as good. Jam #1 would be followed by three more in 1984 and the final Jam #5 in 85. Jam # 4 (The Rap) is pretty great

Mix-Trix #3 The Break Mixer the first Mix-Trix 12" was released in 1983 with another three coming in 1984. Apart from it coming out of LA I have no info on these

Marley Marl on Mr Magic's Rap Attack in 1984

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Today while shopping at the Antique Center of La Crosse and I found a little piece of Florida history and had to take it home. Kinda shocked at the fact I found this all the way in Wisconsin.

The Parliament House Resort in Orlando, Florida, traces its roots to a modest lakeside motor inn inaugurated on February 11, 1962, at 410 North Orange Blossom Trail. Initially, boasting 120 rooms and a burgeoning reputation as a premier event venue, it quickly gained traction under the management of Ned Eddy, Jr., and his brother, James (Jimmy) Eddy. Despite early success, by 1975, the property faced financial turmoil, prompting its acquisition by Bill Miller and Michael Hodge for $648,000. Their stewardship heralded a transformative era, culminating in the emergence of the Parliament House Resort as a celebrated LGBTQ+ destination, renowned for its vibrant nightlife and inclusive atmosphere.

Since its rebirth, the Parliament House has served as a cornerstone of Orlando’s LGBTQ+ community, offering a sanctuary for self-expression and camaraderie. Evolving from a modest motor inn to a sprawling entertainment complex, it not only provided a platform for cultural events but also fostered a sense of unity and pride within the LGBTQ+ community. Over the years P-house featured such acts as Charo, Macy Gray, Jennifer Holiday, Chaka Khan, Eartha Kitt, Cyndi Lauper, RuPaul, Salt-N-Pepa , The Weather Girls, and even Gloria Gaynor. Personally, I remember sitting and enjoying drag shows hosted by Darcel Stevens and the Footlight Players, and dancing to music played by DJ Brianna Lee. Despite its closure in 2020, the Parliament House’s legacy endures as a reflection of its pivotal role in shaping LGBTQ+ rights and culture, leaving an indelible mark on Orlando’s vibrant social fabric.

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1990s Hip Hop Playlist

Welp, the 50th anniversary of hip hop completely passed me by over the summer, and I didn't end up saying a single thing about it here, even though hip hop really was my first true music love. So, to make up for it, I've got a bunch of hip hop playlists on the way, starting with this massive update to my 90s one, which adds twenty new songs. The original iterations of this thing were backloaded with late 90s stuff, but now, with this update, I've managed to frontload it with a bunch of early and mid-90s stuff too. So, let's dig in!

Every single song in this update can be found on a quadruple-disc compilation called The Best Rap Album of All Time, which was put out in 1999 by budget UK label Dressed to Kill. It's a superb collection that spans from the late 70s through mid-90s, and comes with some unmistakable classics, but its 90s fare consists of a bunch of underheard and forgotten gems. And those gems seem to be derived from a couple different sources: one, a super overlooked scene that Americans don't know anything about called Britcore that emerged during the late 80s in the UK underground, and saw people (mostly guys) spitting raw, hardcore raps over seriously banging breakbeats; and two, the catalogue of the great, New York-based Profile Records, who put out some fantastic rap tunes during their tenure.

So, first the Britcore. I added a bunch, but Da Hoodzmen's back-to-back tracks, "The Rhyme Ripper" and "Runnin' Rampant," are probably my favorites here. This totally obscure group is actually originally from Orlando, Florida, but their lone release was a 1993 12-inch that was only put out in the UK, on one of the country's top hip hop labels, Music of Life, and it really suited that whole boom-bappin', old school Britcore sound to a T. "Rhyme Ripper" has almost 12,000 Spotify plays and "Runnin' Rampant" has about 3,200. And obviously, they deserve a whole lot more, because even though they're not actual posse cuts like A Tribe Called Quest's "Scenario," they still definitely have that same level of gravitas and energy 😤.

And now, Profile. This label put out a lot of cool and gritty street rap from New York and New Jersey over the years, but they also had deals with people on the west coast, down south, and in the UK too.

So, the most popular add among all of these is "Word Iz Life," a mid-90s rap classic by New Jersey trio Poor Righteous Teachers that feels like it was made to be blasted out of a car's stereo on a hot summer's day. This one currently has about 8.7 million plays on Spotify and is fronted by a serially underrated emcee named Wise Intelligent, who is one of those five-percenter conspiracy rappers with pretty wacky views, but the guy can definitely rap circles around just about anyone, as he clearly shows on this very track here.

Then there's two vets from New York who both happen to possess really deep and distinctly gravelly voices: Nine, from The Bronx, and Smoothe Da Hustler, from Brownsville, Brooklyn. Nine's biggest hit was "Whutcha Want," which hit #3 on the Billboard rap chart and #50 on the Hot 100, but his follow-up single, "Any Emcee," was terrific too, which only peaked at #35 on the rap chart. That song, which pairs his rough vocal with a smooth sample of The Spinners' "I'll Be Around," has about 166,000 plays. And then Smoothe Da Hustler's fantastic piece of 1996 gangsta rap, "Hustler's Theme," which was deeply inspired by Curtis Mayfield's own "Freddie's Dead," only has about 25,000 plays, which is, just, way too low.

And another pretty popular track in this update comes courtesy of LA's legendary DJ Quik, whose slice of g-funk in "Summer Breeze" has about 2.2 million plays on Spotify, and should be everyone's golden age rap summer go-to instead of DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's "Summertime." Both aim for that same exact feelgood, laid-back, nostalgic party vibe, but "Summer Breeze" is just a better song in every way.

Speaking of g-funk, you can't sleep on Dallas' Ganksta C either, who delivers one of the coolest pieces of hazy, whining synth gangsta rap you'll ever hear in your life, with "Just Another Day," which has about 44,000 plays.

And keeping it south, comes one of Profile's most slept-on signings of all time: M.T., who hails from New Orleans. This guy sounds a bit like Method Man, but he's also able to do that silly thing where you slightly open your mouth, vigorously shake your head, and then produce a noise. And he does it while he raps, which is wild! Comparable in quirkiness to someone like Ol' Dirty Bastard or early Busta Rhymes, M.T.'s excellent "Set It Off" has under 1,000 plays!

And then across the pond in the UK, Profile had Daddy Freddy, who originally hails from Jamaica. He's someone who's unmatched when it comes to that furious ragga style, and he shows why on "Go Freddy Go" and "Haul & Pull," which have about 16,000 and 33,000 plays, respectively.

Standing Ovation - "Onslaught" Daddy Freddy - "Go Freddy Go" Monte Luv & DJ Rob - "Silk Smooth" Militant Posture - "Down of Terror" Brothers on Organised Missions - "B.O.O.M." Brothers on Organised Missions - "Delivering the Answer" 2nd II None - "Ain't Nothin' Wrong" Kobalt 60 - "Kaos From Order" Daddy Freddy - "Haul & Pull" Killa Instinct - "Un-United Kingdom" Da Hoodzmen - "The Rhyme Ripper" Da Hoodzmen - "Runnin' Rampant" Potna Deuce - "Can U Dig It" Ganksta C - "Just Another Day" DJ Quik - "Summer Breeze" Nine - "Any Emcee" M.T. - "Set It Off" Smoothe Da Hustler - "Hustler's Theme" Poor Righteous Teachers - "Word Iz Life" Big Al Zoota - "Zoota Bang"

I also added a couple songs that can't be found on Spotify to the YouTube version of this playlist too. And both tunes happen to be by guys who sport British accents, but only one of them is actually from England itself, while the other, Dana Dane, hails from Brooklyn. Dana faked his British accent in order to stand out from his peers, and it proved to be a successful move, because a bunch of his singles actually managed to chart, including his late 80s classic, "Cinderfella Dana Dane" 😂. But his 1990 song, "Something Special," which currently has about 70 plays, is pretty great too. And then the actual British act, a London duo called 499, supply "Don't Categorise Me," a sweet piece of chill jazz-rap that sounds like it could've been produced by someone like Pete Rock, and currently has about 11,500 plays across its handful of YouTube uploads.

Dana Dane - "Something Special" 499 - "Don't Categorise Me"

And this playlist is also on YouTube Music.

So, with this large update, the Spotify version of this playlist now has 31 songs that end up totaling 2 hours and 9 minutes, and the YouTube version has 52 songs that total 3 hours and 35 minutes. So, if you want a lot more 90s hip hop gems, be sure to check out the YouTube one.

Enjoy!

More to come, eventually. Stay tuned!

Like what you hear? Follow me on Spotify and YouTube for more cool playlists and uploads!

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DJ Jme.Recstar will be debuting 3 upcoming releases with INFINITI onstage at Heist Lounge in Orlando, Florida this Saturday, May 6, 2023. But for now, check out this cute photo of her posing in front of a UFO banner!

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2023 here we come!

One of my favourite memories of last year: me DJing on the main stage of Megaplex 2022 in Orlando, Florida. Now that we're one week into the new year, I'm looking forward to more DJ gigs abroad, starting in February with Glasgow (UK), Malmö (Sweden) and Gdansk (Poland). 2023 = exciting.

photo: goofy809

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4TH OF JULY SHOW 2024 - HIALEAH FIREWORKS

On Thursday, July 4, 2024, at Milander Park, the City of Hialeah will host its Independence Day Celebration presented by Hialeah Park.

Winner MULTIPLE awards from the Florida Festivals & Events Association, this event brings in over 20,000 attendees from all over South Florida.

The entertainment lineup includes El Chulo, Orlando Mendez, Oro Solido, and Timba Live! There will also be a special performance by a #Hialeah4thofJuly favorite, DJ YUS. Don’t forget the BEST 30-minute firework and laser display in South Florida! Come early to find the best spot and grab some bites from local food trucks. We can’t wait to have you all back!  #Hialeah4thofJuly

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Danny Towers, Chow Lee & Lonny Love Connect for a Cash Cobain-Produced Sexy Drill Anthem

Orlando's Danny Towers prefers the bruising trap sound of his home state, but he's more than capable of being delicate when he wants. Today, Towers joins two of NYC's raunchiest emcees, Chow Lee and Lonny Love, for "Sexiest Soul," a debaucherous anthem for late night flings. Produced by sexy drill sensei Cash Cobain, "Sexiest Soul" is a relentless parade of out-of-pocket lines, as each emcee tries to outdo one another with over-the-top punchlines ("I f*cked 100 h*es up on a mountain," brags Lonny Love). The deep-voiced Danny Towers proves to be a natural at the sexy drill style, as he skates atop the sampledelic instrumental with aplomb. In the video, directed by Benny Flash, the one-track-minded trio takes over Miami, as they talk their smack while moving from a happening club night to a late-night convenience store rendezvous.

"Sexiest Soul" continues hot streaks for both Chow Lee and Danny Towers. Towers has been releasing a steady stream of singles since the release of Safe House, his 2023 collaborative project with DJ Scheme, including heavy-hitting collaborations with BossMan Dlow and Tony Shhnow. Chow Lee has been tearing up New York City and beyond, hosting a packed Valentine's Day celebration in Brooklyn and releasing viral singles like "Swag It," an ethereal sample drill anthem, which gained viral traction for its blunt opening line: "How do you feel about being my side b*tch?" "Swag It" recently surpassed 1 million streams on Spotify.

Danny Towers made his mark in 2023 with Safe House lead single "Florida Water" ft. Luh Tyler & Ski Mask The Slump God, which earned praise from XXL, Stereogum, HotNewHipHop, and more. "Florida Water" inspired a photo dump trend on TikTok, where creators drop the flyest selfies in their Photos app as the beat drops and Danny’s infectious hook, “Threw him in that water, I’m from Florida, but my wrist Cuban,” gives way to Luh Tyler’s croaking verse. Peaking at #1 on TikTok's trending charts, the song generated over 200k video creations on TikTok, over 35 million streams on all platforms, and reached the top spot on SoundCloud's daily chart.

Chow Lee continued his run as a sexy drill pioneer with last summer's album Hours After The Club. Hours After The Club is an addictive listen, radiating with the seductive charm that inspired Pitchfork to affectionately call Chow Lee the "horniest rapper out." Hours After The Club is chock full of infectious melodies, as Chow's natural bravado makes every X-rated flex feel natural. The tape is home to two new collaborations with his frequent running mate Cash Cobain: the quintessential "sexy drill" anthem "on behalf of the association," and "full service," a luxurious mix of drill, club, and cloud rap, featuring Chow's close friend Lonny Love. Chow followed-up Hours with singles like “team effort!” and  “ready 2 live.”

Stay tuned for more from Danny Towers and Chow Lee as the year continues.

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Rock The Universe 2024 at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida

View this post on Instagram A post shared by HeadphonesThoughts (@headphonesthoughts) I attended Rock the Universe this year, an annual Christian music festival held at Universal Studios Orlando. The event spans two nights, from 4 PM to 1 AM, with an additional Sunday service at 10 AM. With multiple stages featuring Christian artists, including rappers, country singers, and DJs, the concert…

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Orlando’s Ultimate NYE Guide: Master the Art of Celebration at Thornton Park’s New Year’s Eve Street Party!

December 8, 2023 – Orlando, Florida– As Orlando gears up for the much-anticipated Thornton Park New Year’s Eve Street Party, here are some insider tips for making the most of your celebration.

Arrive Early and Beat the Lines

To fully embrace the New Year’s Eve spirit, arrive early at Thornton Park. Early birds avoid long queues, ensuring a smooth entry and more time to enjoy the festivities. Doors open at 8:30 PM, giving you plenty of time to soak in the vibrant atmosphere​​.

Cash for Quick Service

Bring cash to tip the bartenders. Not only is it a kind gesture, but it also facilitates faster service, letting you get back to the party without delay. Appreciated bartenders often remember generous patrons, making your drink refills quicker and smoother.

Dress to Impress

New Year’s Eve is the perfect occasion to dress up. Whether you’re aiming for glamour or chic elegance, your attire should match the night’s excitement. For gentlemen, if your date is donning a sparkly dress, leave the graphic tee at home and opt for something that complements her style. Remember, your outfits contribute to the night’s ambiance and your memories.

The VIP Experience at Thornton Park

For those seeking a more luxurious celebration, the VIP experience at Thornton Park offers exclusive access to The Veranda and Graffiti Junktion. Enjoy premium open bars, top-tier amenities, and comfortable seating arrangements in an upscale setting. This is where sophistication meets celebration​​.

Choose Your Ticket Wisely

Thornton Park’s NYE party offers various ticket options. General Admission grants access to four venues and the street party, while Open Bar tickets include free drinks at designated areas. For an all-encompassing experience, the VIP ticket is your key to exclusivity and luxury​​​​.

Diverse Entertainment Awaits

With DJs like David Manuel Reg, Mario Peters, and Jesse Derr, the musical lineup promises to keep the energy high throughout the night. Each venue within the event offers a unique vibe, ensuring there’s something for every taste​​.

The Ideal Location

Thornton Park is located conveniently, making it accessible for both locals and visitors. Plan your transportation ahead for a hassle-free experience.

Conclusion

Thornton Park’s New Year’s Eve Street Party in Orlando is not just an event; it’s a culmination of music, community, and unforgettable experiences. By following these tips, you’re all set for a spectacular celebration. Secure your tickets now and be part of Orlando’s most exciting New Year’s Eve celebration!

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