IMAGE CREDIT: Sarah Gabriel from the archives of Victoria's Ebden-Small Gallery


Ooookaaaaay!!! We've FINALLY got everything up to date (except for the fact that Podcast VI is mysteriously missing...Drifter???). This week, on account of the fact that the machine that stores the commercials wasn't broadcasting (CKCU, Bitches!!!!! ) you get the full two hour treatment!!

Be sure to peep that new track by Reks - he goes IN on the verses bwoi! Also, there's a cool DJ Premier mix of Machine Gun Funk that was previously unreleased. It was actually the first version that BIG did before they ran into sample clearance issues with it. Drifter said that he enjoys the released mix more, and Memetic does too, but it's Premier, and it's always interesting to hear a bit of history.

We start things off with that slow burn, and keep it movin' thereafter. Peace to the big homie Ishfrbrains - stay holdin' down south east asia baby!!


1. Gil Scott-Heron - We Almost Lost Detroit
2. Mary J. Blige - Hurt Again
3. Phonte feat. - Atari 2600
4. Devin The Dude - Somebody Else's Wife
5. Amy Winehouse feat. Jay Dilla - A Film Heard Pimps Were Blind (BEET.ROOTS Remix)
6. Cameo feat. Jay Dilla - Love Junkie (Remix)
7. D'angelo - The Root
8. Big Black Lincoln - In The Hood
9. All City - Afta Hours
10. Zo! and Tigalo - Steppin' Out 2008
11. Kieth Murray - Whut's Happnin'
12. Black Sheep - Grew Up Fast
13. Johnny Harris - Light My Fire

Hey Nas - 9th Wonder | What's Good With Memetic And Drifter

14. Common - Reminding Me Of Self
15. Keith Murray - What A Feeling
16. Termanology feat. Bun B - This Is How We Rock
17. NYG'z feat. Poet - N.H.B.
18. Fat Joe - Dat Ganstas Shit
19. Reks - All In One (5 Mics) (feat. Lil Fame)
20. Notorious B.I.G. - Machine Gun Funk (DJ Premier Mix)
21. HERO - Be Aware
22. Nas - Ya’ll My Niggas
23. Jermaine Dupri, Snoop Dogg, Warren G, and ROC - Protectors of 1472
24. Big Boi feat. Khujo Goodie - N2U
25. J. Rawls - Tribute to Dilla

* The final track didn't record too clearly, so we opted to omit it from the podcast. We'll have that track up soon though, no doubt. R.I.P. to Too Poetic.