All I Got by Betty Carter 02 The Monolith (Unreleased) by Last Emperor 03 Exhibit F by Boogie Down Productions 04 Ex Girl to Next Girl by Gang Starr 05 That’s How I Feel by Sun Ra 06 Oxnardbangbreak by Declaime 07 There Will Never Be Another You by Lee Morgan, Donald Byrd & Hank Mobley 08 Eye Know by De La Soul 09 Gyrlz2Womyn by Henry Rollins 10 Stray Bullet by Organized Konfusion 11 Flowers For Minnie by Kan Kick 12 I Know It’s True by James Brown 13 Changeling by DJ Shadow 14 Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off) by Wu-Tang Clan 15 Superwoman/Where Were You Last Winter by YNQ 16 All In Together by DJ Muggs Vs GZA 17 Heavy Artillery (Instrumental) by Mr. Lif 18 Midnight by A Tribe Called Quest 19 Keep It On (This Beat) by Slum Village 20 Front On This by Mr. Lif
Thoda Resham Lagta Hai by Lata Mangeshkar 02 Time Of The Season by The Zombies 03 Another Rainy Day by Corinne Bailey Rae 04 Dedication 2 Pray/Tenets Of The Elements by Bigg Jus 05 Love That Woman by Otis Rush 06 Color Him Father by The Winstons 07 Cigarettes & Coffee by Otis Redding 08 The Celebrated Walkin’ Blues by Taj Mahal 09 How Some Jellyfish Are Born by Yo La Tengo 10 Baby I Love You (I’m On A Roll, Roll With Me Baby) by Newcleus
*Props to Max for putting me onto the Lata joint. It’s addictive.
“This fascinating, brilliant 20-minute video narrates the history of the “Amen Break,” a six-second drum sample from the b-side of a chart-topping single from 1969. This sample was used extensively in early hiphop and sample-based music, and became the basis for drum-and-bass and jungle music — a six-second clip that spawned several entire subcultures. Nate Harrison’s 2004 video is a meditation on the ownership of culture, the nature of art and creativity, and the history of a remarkable music clip.”
Learn The Game (f/ Oh No) by Jaylib 02 125th Street Congress by Weather Report 03 Psyche Move by The Lootpack 04 Miss Deja Vu (Instrumental) by The Lootpack 05 Drum Rock by Lee ‘Stratch’ Perry 06 Feeling Good by Nina Simone 07 Girl Of My Dream by Dennis Alcapone 08 Laundry by Anti-pop Consortium 09 Burning Spear by Jimmy Smith 10 That’s All by Lou Donaldson 11 Blue Brass Groove by Nat Adderley 12 Prelude/Run With The Sun (Afterlife) by Monk Hughes & The Outer Realm
Teacher, Teacher (Teach The Children) by Dennis Alcapone 02 Black Sunday by Organized Konfusion 03 Don’t Cry by J Dilla 04 Don’t Let Love Hang You Up by Jerry Butler 05 Central Park Blues by John Coltrane 06 Gang Bang by Brand Nubian 07 Wrong Or Right by Bobby Hutcherson 08 The Animist by Mike Ladd 09 I Smell A Ratt Part 4 by Henry Rollins 10 Don’t Go by The Aristocrats
Come To Me Right Away, Baby by Earl Hooker 02 Song For Airto by Joe McDurphey 03 Winicumuhround by Redman 04 Zion’s Blood by Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry & The Upsetters 05 Ain’t It Good To You by Ultramagnetic MC’s 06 Interlude by Ricochet Klashnekoff 07 Our Time by Ricochet Klashnekoff 08 Get Your Weight Up by Jakki The Motormouth 09 Shadows by Agnostic Front 10 Break Down And Let It All Out by Nina Simone 11 Share This (Instrumental) by Soul Position
Trance On Sedgewick Street by Terry Callier 02 Keep Falling (f/ Ursula Rucker & Hawkye Phanatic) by Jazzanova 03 The Density Of The 19th Century by Vijay Iyer & Mike Ladd 04 Earth Tones by Grover Washington, Jr. 05 EMG by El-P 06 Slop Jar Blues by Donald Byrd 07 Hoppin’ John by Melvin Van Peebles 08 The Lord Giveth And The Lord Taketh Away by Marlena Shaw 09 Get Dis Money by Slum Village 10 Come Running To Me by Herbie Hancock 11 Strapped (f/ Guilty Simpson) by Jaylib 12 Infinity (On & On) by Madlib 13 No $ No Toke by Jaylib 14 Rockforeverybody Pt. 1 by Jaylib 15 Turn It Up (f/ YNQ) by Jaylib 16 Eyecantakeyouthere/Follow by Jaylib 17 Tomorrow Never Knows (f/ Quasimoto) (2000 Version) by Jaylib 18 Just Go Away (f/ Quasimoto) by Jaylib
Tasmanian Pain Coaster (f/ Cedric of The Mars Volta) by El-P 02 Breed Apart by Sepultura 03 Brothaz REmix (f/ Cannibal Ox) by Mr. Lif 04 Kuhn’s Theme by YNQ 05 Dolphin Dance by Herbie Hancock 06 Hip Hop by Lootpack 07 Hikky-Burr (f/ Bill Cosby) by Quincy Jones 08 Survival Test (Instrumental) by Jaylib 09 2 More Dead by RJD2 10 Once Before (Instrumental) by Lone Catalysts 11 The Nile Song by Pink Floyd 12 Day By Day by Illogic 13 Oxygen by Aesop Rock 14 People Are Strange by The Doors 15 Images by Sun Ra 16 Home by Little Brother 17 Calidoscopico by Dizzy Gillespie & Machito 18 Tear Shit Up by Biz Markie
Genious Of Love by Tom Tom Club 02 Africa: World’s ..1 Super Power (‘03) by Kan Kick 03 Can I Help You? by Amnesty 04 Solo Dancer by Charlie Mingus 05 Satin Doll by Terry Callier 06 I Wanna Be Loved by Grant Green 07 Shine Through by Aloe Blacc 08 Up In Da Spot! by El Da Sensei 09 Life Sentences by Greenhouse Effect 10 D’s Dilemma by Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers 11 Autumn Leaves by Cannonball Adderley 12 Dinstant Lover by Marvin Gaye 13 Coded Language by Saul Williams 14 Attack Of The Killer Penguins by Malcolm Catto & The Keystones 15 Let’s Get On Down by The Black Aces Of Soul & The Eyes Of Ebony
“Gestures in Wiccan ritual can easily become second nature. When invoking the Goddess and the God, the hands can be held uplifted with the fingers spread to receive their power … The God is invoked with the first and fourth fingers up, the thumb holding down the others against the palm, to represent horns.” ["Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner", quoted by Dr. Cathy Burns, "Masonic And Occult Symbols Illustrated", Dr. Cathy Burns, p. 225].
What is the importance of hand gestures to the Satanist? “Gestures are used in Magic. Each finger relates to a specific planet as well as an ancient deity. Since pointing is a magical act and is a part of many spells, the finger can be chosen by its symbolism. The thumb relates to Venus and to the Planet, Earth. Jupiter (both the planet and the god) rules the forefinger. The middle finger is ruled by the god and planet Saturn (Satan) the fourth finer the Sun and Apollo, and the little finger by the planet Mercury …. Gestures are magical tools as potent as any other …”
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