This was Rapmullet’s first CD that dropped in 2005. Featured nothing but skilled DJs, including Scram Jones (who is a skilled DJ as well as producer and MC). If you know Rapmullet’s history you know we were champions of blends and remixes and we tried to shine the light on anything worthy at the time. To say we learned a lot about the mixtape game from this one CD would be an understatement. Some jewels on this one people don’t zzzzzzzzzzzz.

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Back when Dimez and I owned Da Spot records Dimez dropped his own mixtapes. I think we did about 5 or 6 tapes (I was the enginer, lol). Crills And Bills dropped sometime in 1998. Obviously this wasn’t the cover we used and I don’t remember what the cover was because it was on tape as all the joints Dimez put out were on casette. Around this time Dimez was getting a ton of bootleg white label records as you can see by some of the cuts on the track list. The Jay-Z and Sauce money freestyle, the Mobb Deep and Noreaga bootlegs. We had a lot of “exclusives” and Dimez was getting them around the same time as most other mixtape DJs at the time. Its one of the reasons why Dimez’ mixtapes used to sell in our shop.

In ‘98 we also cop’d a Marantz CD maker. Basically a stand alone CD player/burner where you could record audio onto it, track it live and burn a master CD. This download is from the one CD we made. The audio was taken off tape tho so you hear the air and some of the cuts clip and sound pans on a few tracks. This was a time where mix CDs were fairly rare and just starting out. It was expensive as hell to press up CDs at this time and its why most whosale CDs could go for anwhere between $6 to $10 per CD. We sold mix CDs at this time for $20-$25 or two for $30-$40.

If you don’t like DJs talking on mixtapes this might not be for you, lol. We recorded all Dimez’ mixtapes in the kitchen of the appartment we rented back then. Sufice it to say much alcohol and weed was consumed and if you know Dimez he gets a little chatty when the booze is flowing. Hahaha.

Track List:

1. Intro
2. Inspectah Deck - R.E.C Room
3. E-Money Bags, Nature & Kool G. Rap - Friend Of Ours
4. Jay-Z Freestyle
5. Cam’ron ft. Charlie Baltimore - R.I.T.Z
6. Deadly Venoms ft. Wu Tang - One More To Go
7. Mobb Deep ft. Big Noyd - Shiesty
8. Kool G. Rap - On The Run ‘98 Blend
9. Nas ft. Noreaga - Triple Threat a.k.a Queens Style
10. The Lox - The Rawness
11.  Mobb Deep ft. Onyz - QB Meets South Suicide
12. Nature ft. Noreaga - Magic & Bird
13. 16 Bars Freestyle
14. Mobb Deep - Perfect Plot
15. Lauryn Hill & Faith - Lost One’s Blend / Love Like This Before Blend (Side b)
16. Tyrese - Nobody Else
17. Andrea Martin - Nobody Else
18. Keith Sweat ft. Eric Sermon & Too Short - Love Jones
19. Nicole Wray ft. Missy & Mocha - In Da Street
20. Mobb Deep ft. Big Noyd - Where Do We Go From Here
21. Mac 10 ft. Fat Joe & Big Pun - Let The Games Begin
22. Shaq ft. Fat Joe & Big Pun - Shaq Crack & Pun
23. Slick Rick - Why U Doing That?
24. Sauce Money Freestyle
25. Method Man ft. Street Life - Dangerous Ground

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This is arguably one of my most prized mixtapes of all time. I don’t even listen to the original. I listen to a burnt copy in my ride. I’ve listened to this mixtape so much my 11 year old daughter can recite it word for word with perfect timing. In my opinion the greatest reggae mixtape ever made. Classic after classic. I know every little nuance of this mix. I could recite it in my sleep. That’s what you don’t get now a days. Where you know the music as you hear it in the mix. The same way you knew the music with DJ Clue’s drops in it. I miss that but thank god we still have timeless classics like this mixtape.

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