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also there are some really good bigger footworkers. Big Phil is a huge guy and kills it, so does Poo from Terra Squad

gotta watch the other parts, the crew on the right (Taliban) were sick that night. Check part 2 for sure, DJ TMO went in, and so did (DJ) Manny and Rashad (not DJ).

this one will make the "omg it's teh urban avant garde" crowd wet dude played this shit last night at a battle, my jaw dropped

yes, only the ones labeled with someone elses name are non-RP tracks Pretty much every track on that 2008 mixtape is RP, maybe even all of them but I'd have to listen again

stick this in your Nate and smoke it http://www.mediafire.com/?c1sj5kbvdrkh4sb RP Boo 2008 mix I like this one even more than Dude Off 59th Street

http://davequam.wordpress.com/2011/01/13/burn/

That review really wasn't as bad as I expected, some pretty dumb parts but not bad for Pitchfork. I posted RP Boo's only Dance Mania appearance that wasn't a white label btw on my blog yesterday. Got a few mixes to put up as well.

"haven't heard any rumors on future b&w volumes. there has been talk of an rp boo lp coming on planet mu". There have been talks about an RP Boo LP by like 10 different labels. When it happens I will believe it. Dude likes working with people he personally knows, and he has been very busy lately.

its cool, you can listen to it all on soundcloud

Rashad's "collage" of like 10 of his tracks must be heard.

Neema, didn't he start giving out that shit like 3 years ago? Def don't sleep on that shit though! DJ Assault's mixes were amazing.

that is DJ Tmo, he is in Ghettoteks! Young kid. He is kinda on some fuck everyone shit sometimes and makes shit like that hahaha. Great dude though.

"DJ Znobia - Outro Lado 2" absolutely

"He worked at one of the best record shops in Chicago, Out of the Past" Neema, its funny because me, the nguzus, and total freedom went to this shop when they were in town, and i found a traxman mix cdr on the ground. I talked to him on the phone like a week ago and he was tellin me he used to...

a little bit twista's pimp like me is an homage to it. He grew up on the west side and used to hit up the Factory, a landmark club back in the 80/early 90s that is where tons of ghetto house and early footwork type shit went down. Do or Die were also footworkers before they were rappers. Kanye...

"it also makes no sense musically whatsoever" I have no fucking idea what your talking about here, and am seriously psyched to hear you explain this gem. Expecting John Cage references plz k thx.

Cedaa's tracks are not in any way the type of tracks I'm talking about. I'm talking about kids making booty tracks that sound like they've never been laid before. I don't care what color they are, it's the end product. There are however a lot of white kids making boring attempts at hood bangers...

"debating whether something sounds good or not is genuinely pointless" Yep

haha yeah, I dunno why you are surprised I like that Lemonade track, I definitely couldn't imagine anybody footworking to it but I'd be a weird motherfucker if that was the criteria for my taste in music. I thought it was a pretty cool track and wanted to point it out to the dude who asked about...

Also, Skwee, I'd like to hear your thoughts on why you think Retail Juke is less "watered down" than anything Girl Unit has done. I don't find anything Girl Unit does to be a hybrid at all. Even IRL is on it's own thing, it isn't even a homage to juke to these ears, just borrowed elements. The...