Scumcast! 9: G-Willz Presents: Fly Like Junior High Vol. I

DJ Scallywag-Scumcast!9: G-Willz Presents Fly Like Junior High Vol. I

1.Dr. Dre-Let Me Ride
2.Ice Cube-You Know How We Do It
3.Warren G-This DJ
4.Snoop Dogg-G'z Up, Hoes Down
5.Domino-Ghetto Jam
6.2pac-I Get Around
7.Twinz-Round and Round
8.Dr. Dre/w Snoop Dogg-Nuthin but a G Thang
9.Masta Ace-INC Ride
10.2pac-Bury Me a G
11.Mista Grimm-Indo Smoke
12.Above the Law-V.S.O.P
13.Mack 10-Nothing but the Cavi Hit
14.Dj Quik-Hand in Hand
15.Suga Free-If You Stay Ready
16.LV-Throw Your Hands Up
17.Dove Shack-Summertime in the LBC
18.Dj Quik-Pitch in on a Party
19.Bone Thugs-Thuggish Ruggish Bone
20.Bone Thugs-For the Love of Money
21.Nate Dogg-G-Funk
22.MC Ren-Voyage to Compton
23.Too Short-Gettin It
24.E-40-Captain Save a Hoe
25.Luniz-I got 5 on it
26.Kid Frost-Eastside Rendezvous
27.Cypress Hill-
28.Mc Eiht-You Can't See Me
29.Ahmad-Back in the Day (jeep mix)
30.Ahmad-Back in the Day
31.Ice Cube-It Was A Good Day

So I meant to have this done two days ago so you could have 3 separate days to potentially slap this while giving one last shout out to the summertime, but I lagged a little just to make sure everything was up to par. Sorry bout that, but anyway... so this is an iTape that I collaborated on with hands down one of the best dudes I know on all fronts, the inimitably fresh G-WillZ aka the G Willy Masta (always representing for $uper $tack Mode). Needless to say, I'm pretty damn satisfied with how it turned out. Basically, this one is 99.9% the result of being bored at work, being on gchat, and doing some real deal reminiscing. Like talking "Box Tops" for days, going on about how at first it was all about how you could see the blurred out hats and jerseys in all the videos, and then that one girls titties in Nuthin but a G Thang, and finally everything culminating (for a budding punk ass kid) with the video for Sir Mix-a-lot's Put Em On the Glass. Also how Ruthless Records ran shit on the Box while MTV held out forever...and how you could catch the video for Mother '93, Cotton Eyed Joe, and some Meatloaf in between all this. Yep, those were crucial times for a (dangerous?) young mind.

So anyhow, at first the idea was a smoothed out mid 90's summertime rap mix. Then the more we got down to it, the more we realized we needed to keep it west coast centric. It's not like I wasn't trying to fit in some fond memories of my older cousin blowing my little mind with his Geto Boys and Mobb Deep tapes back in the day, but at a certain point you just gotta simplify in order to get shit done. So the finished product is mostly LA/G-Funk centric with a small shout out to the bay. Oh and that Masta Ace track gets a pass because of the Delicious Vinyl connect. But all in all, while I'd say there was a tiny bit of digging involved, it's primarily a nostalgia-fest with a lot of bonafide classics, ranging from about when The Chronic hit to when DJ Quik started getting on that really clean Puff Daddy steez and was like half that, half G Funk.

Anyway, I KNOW you didn't see this coming, but I hope you enjoy it and hopefully it brings you back.




tomorrow+you+sun+bbq+your iPod with this throwback rap tape inside it= B-) B-) B-)

oh and I made that gif at like 5 in the morning practically delirious and feel like I should at least get some images with the same resolution or dimensions, but idk, at the same time it's pretty unintentionally bootsy, so i kinda likes it.