“It’s a cold world out there, I think I’m getting a little frostbitten myself.” The one lawyer lady in The Big Chill.

The year after after the 9/11 attacks, the radio station where I was dj’ing, wpts, suggested that everyone play only instrumental tracks on 9/11 in order to atone for this unfortunate day and honor those who had fallen. I have made this a tradition ever since and this year is no different. Enjoy!

Playlist:

Maker – Shooting the Breeze
Dooley-O – Piano Blues
El Michels Affair – Glaciers of Ice
Kevskillz – Moonchild
Pete Rock – Give it to yall
9th Wonder – The Righteous Way to Go
Blockhead – Sunday Seance

DJ Nice Record Work remembers 9/11 set.

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I never thought I’d see the day when I’d play Diddy and Christina Aguilera in the same set, yet here we are. DJ Nice Record Work and I put in some hard work tonight. Clocking in at 78 minutes, this is the longest episode we’ve done so far. Nice Rec takes us back to 1996 in his extended set, while I provide give you the hotness you have all been accustomed to. Hey does it count if Premier produced the joint by X-tina and Diddy mysteriously channels Pharoahe Monch’s flow for his song?

Playlist:

Method Man – 4:21 intro
Jay-Z – Friend or Foe pt. 2
Royce da 5′9″ – Ding Ding (prod. DJ Premier)
Ludacris – War with God
Diamond D – Shut the fuck up
Diddy – The future
Organized Konfusion – Bring it on
Slum Village – 2U4U
The Grouch – Artsy
Christina Aguilera – Thank you (Dedication to the fans)

Nice Rec Time Travels to 1996

Sage Francis – Jah didn’t kill johnny

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DJ Nice Rec and I got real high and recorded episode three. Nice Rec got so high that he travelled back to 1994 for his set.

Playlist:

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El-P – Everything Must Go
Mr. Lif – Murs Iz My Manager
Immortal Technique – Beef or Broccoli
MF Doom – Doomsday
People Under the Stairs – You

DJ Nice Record Work time travels back to ‘94.

MC Paul Barman – Burping and Farting

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Pabst Blue Ribbon was the unofficial sponsor of episode two and it was pretty evident in my slurred speech. I also burped once or twice. Check this one out for the first installment of DJ Nice Rec’s Time Travellin’ set.

Playlist:

Glue – Early Morning Silence

Psalm-One – The Living
J. Dilla – We Must be In Love f/ Pharoahe Monch
Quasimoto – MHB’s f/ Madlib
Median – So Comfortable
The Roots – Atonement

Nice Rec Time Travellin’ Set

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DJ Nice Rec and I teamed up for our inaugural episode where I just played some jams and recollected on the events that transpired at this years Scribble Jam.

Playlist:

J. Dilla – So Far So Good f/ Common

Electric Company – Respect Life
Blackstar – The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
De La Soul – I am
O.G.C. – No Fear

Murs – Yesterday
Lupe Fiasco – I Gotcha
MF Doom and Ghostface – Angels
Louis Logic – Strange

Cam’Ron – He Tried to Play Me f/ Hell Rell

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