Podcast Category at antisteez.com

Archive for the ‘Podcast’ Category

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents Afu-Ra

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

31 Jan

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents Afu Ra podcast afu ra banner

Coming from the Perverted Monks camp, Afu-Ra is most well known through his affiliation with the Gang Starr Foundation and Jeru the Damaja. Remember that song on Jeru’s The Sun Rises in the East album called “Mental Stamina”? That dope MC on there? Yeah… That’s Afu-Ra. That was his first major mention to the world. He made another appearance on Jeru’s second album Wrath of the Math, on the track “Physical Stamina”, in 1996. Afu’s debut single, “Whirlwind Thru Cities”, was released in 1998, reaching the top 20 on Billboard’s Hot Rap Singles chart. In 1999, he released his second single, “Defeat” b/w “Mortal Kombat”.

Dude is known around the Hiphop community as one of those dudes you just don’t fuck with. Not ONLY cause of his wicked wordplay and flow but because he’s pretty into Kung-Fu…. and Chess. Interesting, huh?

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 012412: The Afu-Ra Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. Afu-Ra – Pusha (ft. Royce Da 5’9″)
02. Afu-Ra – Crossfire (ft. M.O.P.)
03. Afu-Ra – Warfare (ft. M.O.P.)
04. Afu-Ra – Self Mastery
05. Afu-Ra – Equality (ft. Ky-Mani)
06. Afu-Ra – D&D Soundclash (ft. Cocoa Brovas, Jahdan)
07. Afu-Ra – Whirlwind Thru Cities
08. Afu-Ra – All That (ft. Krumbsnatcha, Mannibal Stax)
09. Afu-Ra – Doin It
10. Afu-Ra – Monotony
11. Afu-Ra – Aquamonk
12. Afu-Ra – Defeat
13. Afu-Ra – Caliente (ft. Rasheedah)
14. Afu-Ra – Lyrical Monster
15. Afu-Ra – Blvd. (ft. Guru)
16. Afu-Ra – Mic Stance
17. Afu-Ra – Soul Assassinations
18. Afu-Ra – Quotations
19. Afu-Ra – Perverted Monks

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents CYNE

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

24 Jan

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents CYNE podcast CYNE banner

CYNE formed in the summer of 2001, within the longtime hardcore/punk/d.i.y. tradition of Gainesville and collectively embrace a stylistic range that includes everything from prog to pop to metal. These cultural informers collided with CYNE’s practice of sampling and live instrumentation to create music that is the cumulative representation of both the personal and the political.

CYNE (“Cultivating Your New Experience”) has collaborated with artists from around the world, including Nujabes, whose solo projects have featured Cise Star and Akin, Four Tet, who produced several remixes for and toured with them in 2005 and a ton of our homeys from the 305 like Seven Star, Manuvers and Soarse Spoken. The group’s debut release was a hard-hitting 12” entitled ‘African Elephants’ . Since then, CYNE has released a number of EPs, singles, and two critically well-received albums.

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 012412: The CYNE Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. Cyne – Rappin’
02. Cyne – Nothing’s Sacred
03. Cyne – Awakening
04. Cyne – Hurricane Song (ft. Seven Star, Soarse Spoken & Stres)
05. Cyne – Electric Blue
06. Cyne – Due Process
07. Cyne – Spoken (ft. Soarse Spoken)
08. Cyne – Moonlight
09. Cyne – Cise (ft. Ape School)
10. Cyne – Haze
11. Cyne – First Person
12. Cyne – First Person (Enoch Remix)
13. Cyne – The Jux
14. Cyne – Out Of Time (Manuvers Remix)
15. Cyne – Steady
16. Cyne – Montana
17. Cyne – Floatin’ (ft. Seven Star, Soarse Spoken & Stres)
18. Cyne – Catharsis
19. Cyne – Tide Of Life
20. Cyne – Scattered
21. Cyne – Automation
22. Cyne – The Dance

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents 1995 Hiphop

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

17 Jan

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents 1995 Hiphop podcast 90shiphopbanner

For those that are constantly mentioning how the 1993 Podcast changed their life, you’re about to change your minds. Once a month DJ Guilletine blesses all of us with a mix commemorating one of the golden years of Hiphop. We sit back and between him and I we do mad research on all of the banging albums released said year and we pick out the dopest tunes and he makes love to his turntables. Now… apparently since we began doing this, you guys have jumped on these mixes ASAP and lived religiously by them.

Well, this week (year), 1995, GZA dropped Liquid Swords, Mobb Deep dropped The Infamous, Group Home dropped Livin’ Proof, Raekwon dropped OB4CL and… do I really need to continue? I’m going out on a limb here and saying this might out shine the 1993 one… What do you think?

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 011712: The 1995 Hiphop Classics Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. Jamal – Keep It Real
02. AZ – Rather Unique
03. Big L – Street Struck
04. Mobb Deep – Up North Trip
05. Junior Mafia – Players Anthem
06. Q-ball & Curt Cazal – My Kinda Moves
07. Blahzay Blahzay – Danger
08. Smif-n-Wessun – Bucktown
09. Group Home – Inna Citi Life
10. The Roots – The Lesson Pt.1
11. KRS-One – Mc’s Act Like They Know
12. Milkbone – Keep It Real
13. 2pac – Old School
14. Guru – Watch What you Say
15. Group Home – Livin’ Proof
16. Crooklyn Dodgers 95 – Return Of The Crooklyn Dodgers
17. Gza – Shadowboxin’(ft. Method Man)
18. ODB – Brooklyn Zoo
19. Raekwon – Incarcerated Scarfaces
20. Showbiz & AG – Next Level (Nyte Time Mix)
21. Das EFX – Real Hip Hop
22. The Pharcyde – Drop
23. Grand Puba – I Like It
24. Nine – Whutcha Want
25. Cypress Hill – No Rest For The Wicked

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Podcast]: Jose Mertz presents CRAK

Category: Music|Podcast Posted by: Goobs

12 Jan

From time to time, our fam around the 305 jump in on some of our podcast because like you, they know that music connects all of us. One of those peeps happens to be Jose Mertz, the Creative Native himself.

I am going to go ahead and describe Mertz as one of the most-talented men I know. A brilliant artist, his work is what art should be; thought-provoking, provocative and visually stunning. This son of the 305 is also a rhyme-slayer. His freestyle prowess is sick. He produces music and I have been a fan of his sound for over 15 years.

That’s why when he wanted to produce a podcast of the music that inspires him, we green-lighted him ASAP. The result? The CRAK mix below that is indeed, addictive.

When I heard it, I was moved. When I listened to it a second time with antisteez’s chief album reviewer, EZ, he was moved. When I sent it to our CEO, Lou, he loved it. Those should be all the seals of approval you need. This mix is tested and approved. Check it out below and see what the Mertz man himself had to say about it:

“The mix came into fruition from the appreciation for melodic heavy beats and dope rhymes. Some tracks are from the 90′s “golden era” of hip-hop and some are new cats that I think are fresh right now. I also have a retro funk jam sprinkled in there. Drive to it…be easy. Peace & love+” -Jose Mertz

Aaron Cohen – You Never Should Have Let Me Go
Pusha T – Sweet Freestyle
Masta Ace – Born to Roll
Kendrick Lamar – Rigamortus
Domo Genisis – Cashmere
Kendrick Lamar – She Needs Me (Remix)
Camp Lo – Coolie High
Kano – I’m Ready
Outkast – Looking For Ya
Jay-Z – It’s Time To Come Up
Kendrick Lamar – A.D.H.D.
Lil’ Kim – Crush On You
Odd Future / Mike G – Everything That’s Yours
Redman Interlude (Supaman Lover)
The Roots – Doing It Again
Fade Out

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents Bone Thugs-n-Harmony

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

10 Jan

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents Bone Thugs n Harmony podcast bone thugs banner

One of the most legendary albums ever are thanks to these crazy lyricist/barber shop quartet (Lol). Bone Thugs-n-Harmony had songs that even our parents used to sing and even respect due to the fact that they are beyond talented. Super catchy tunes filled with impeccable melodies and harmonies yet STILL used to make us drive around with our bandanas and dark shades on. One of the main reasons most of us smoke as much as we do and we don’t even realize it.

Working with the top of the top heads around the world. Who the hell didn’t want to work with Bone Thugs? One of Tupacs most incredible verses are on Thug Love track and a tune where we heard Biggie spit some extra fast lyrics, doubling up left and right. So, go ahead and cop what you need to… roll what you need to.. and spark up what you need to in order to enjoy this mix that will remain as one of the epic ones.

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 011012: The Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Mo’ Murda
02. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Thuggish Ruggish Bone
03. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – East 1999
04. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Creepin on Ah Come Up
05. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Thug Luv (ft. 2pac)
06. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Buddah Lovaz
07. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Foe Tha Love of $
08. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Crept & We Came
09. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – 9mm
10. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – 1st of tha Month
11. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Notorious Thugs (ft. Notorious B.I.G.)
12. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Look Into My Eyes
13. Mo Thugs – Thug Devotion
14. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – No Surrender
15. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Down Foe My Thang
16. Mo Thugs – Family Scriptures
17. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Eternal
18. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – Weed Song

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents The 14KT Podcast

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

3 Jan

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents The 14KT Podcast podcast 14kt banner

14KT is one of those producers you’ve definitely heard… but like… You haven’t. Like, he’s there, in that one album you love to love, but like… the artists might say “14kt” and you just shout out “BLING BLING, NIGGA!” not realizing that what the artists is doing is shouting out the genius that produced your favorite track on that album.

As most every producer that’s from the 2000′s, he’s a huge Dilla follower. But you can actually hear and feel it in this dudes music. Incredible drums. Undefinable samples and a swing that can make your joints unhinge.

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 010312: The 14KT Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. 14kt. – The Sound Of People Burning
02. 14kt. – When My Sunsets
03. Bun B – The Life
04. 14kt. – Without Dilla (Donut 4 Dilla)
05. 14kt. – Never Ceases To Fail
06. 14kt. – The Name Game
07. 14kt. – Choir Robed Up
08. 14kt. – Adrenaline
09. 14kt. – On Ya Mind
10. 14kt. – The Inside (ft. Tiffany Paige)
11. 14kt. – Without
12. 14kt. – You. Me.
13. 14kt. – Reprise (ft. Lovesong)
14. 14kt. – Sweet Tee Ish
15. 14kt. – Less Than Enough
16. 14kt. – Can We
17. 14kt. – Cherish
18. 14kt. – Verbal Intercourse 06′
19. Elzhi – Verbal Intercourse 2
20. 14kt. – Black N Gold
21. 14kt. – RockABye Baby
22. 14kt.- I Still Buy Vinyl
23. 14kt. – Hello
24. 14kt. – Needing To Win
25. Dutchmassive – I Want Her
26. 14kt. – The Night
27. 14kt. – Gee Whiz
28. 14kt. – Ypsilanti
29. 14kt. – Surgery
30. 14kt. – Best Bet
31. 14kt. – 3 Blind Mice

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Antisteez Top 5]: The Best UNSEEN Moments- #2 Our Favorite Podcasts

Category: Podcast|Random Posted by: Lou

30 Dec

*Disclaimer: (And I am writing it in pink AND bold which I know Lou hates.)

I started doing these Best Unseen Antisteez Moments with the intent of writing all five. Unfortunately, I couldn’t complete #2 because of time constraints. That’s when my partner, man of magic and goodness that he is, stepped up to the plate to compile this epic post about music and about our weekly podcast. (Thank you for that selflessness and teamwork, Lou.) Personally, I don’t think that anyone could have done this post but Lou; the king of music and the man behind the utopia that is Antisteez. He puts 100% of himself and his passion into bringing you, our fans, the music that is essential to your lives. He does it every week, without fail. (Okay, Guilletine helps, too. lol) For that, we thank you, Lou and Guille. Music is the glue that holds us together and you…well…you make the glue. You make glue. lol Sorry, that’s all I got. –goobs

Without further ado, I present to you our leader, Lou.*

107.

Let’s all say it together now…

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN!

That’s the amount of podcasts that we have been nice enough to bring to the public. Every single Tuesday, no matter what, since December 22, 2009. We have never missed one. We don’t plan missing one. Now, it’s obvious that no one has heard all of them but me, and I don’t blame you. Not until August 3, 2010 did I bring Guilletine into the mix. (Pun was totally intended and genius, I know.) Before then, our weekly podcast was a simple iTunes playlist that I would load up at work, record on some crappy free application and then upload an hour and 10 minutes later.

But since Guilletine jumped on we’ve gotten incredible feedback from all of you about our themed mixes. We’ve had requests. We’ve teamed up with crews to do exclusives. We’ve even done mixes for specific events to showcase artists that might not have the biggest names in Miami just because we know hundreds of you guys listen to the podcast religiously.

With all that said, we felt that it was appropriate to make today’s unseen moment the top 5 podcasts according to your favorite Antisteez-ers. Yup, we rounded the Antisteez kids up and asked them what they thought that top 5 podcast were. And they all had mad opinions right away. We like that kind of conviction. So, without further ado, check out our staffs’ top picks and the music that moves them. See if they move you, too.

Fry: He mainly focuses on sports talk here on Antisteez, yet you might have seen him write some pretty dope album reviews on Army of the Pharaohs “The Unholy Terror”, Canibus “C of Tranquility’ and Wu-Tang “Legendary Weapons”. That said, it’s obvious that dude is pretty big into his hip hop. Here are his favorite podcasts:

- 1993 Hiphop
- WU-TANG Sample Medley
- Mobb Deep vs. Heltah Skeltah
- Army of the Pharaohs
- Metal Fingers Instrumentals

Isabel: She is a well-rounded writer. Isa will toss up a great post about politics, come around and hit you with an upper cut about the Indie scene and then swing back around and bring some awesome interview about some important names down here in Miami. Yet, between you and I, I really never saw her as a hip hop lover. That is, until I read her top picks…

- The NaS Podcast
- The Slum Village Podcast
- The Redman Podcast
- The King of Pop
- Royce da 5’9″ Podcast

Omar: Our guanajo (Who recently announced his retirement.) is the old-school music lover in the Antisteez camp. Don’t let him fool you with his multiple tattoos and super-skinny, skinny jeans. Omar isn’t your typical screamo punk rocker. He loves and knows his hip hop. I learned this in one of our many conversations about Kool Keith. (He’s totally hating me for this intro, btw.) Here’s Punk Rock Omar’s favorite podcasts:

- DJ Shadow VS. RJD2
- The Mos Def Podcast
- MIAMI BASS!!!
- EPMD Podcast
- De La Soul vs Tribe Called Quest

Caro: I know, I know. You’re all thinking what I’m thinking. She listens to Y-100 and she hangs Britney Spears posters up on her wall, but chillin’ with Guilletine and yours truly for so long, she’s grown a pair of hairy hip hop balls. That and she loves our local hip hop scene. She will be disgusted that I said she had hairy balls. Here are her favorite mixes:

- 1993 Hiphop
- The King of Pop
- MIAMI LOCALS!!
- Common Sense Podcast
- BIG-L Podcast

EZ: Now, if you wanna talk hip hop, here’s the homey to do it with. Seems like I can NEVER surprise this dude with a new hip hop artist. Seems like the artists HAVE TO contact EZ and check in with him before they release an album. It’s nuts. He is a huge hip hop aficionado and HUGE supporter of the Weekly Podcast. His five picks are as follows:

- Welcome 2 Durham: Little Brother
- STONES THROW!! (Which EZ picked the tracklist for.)
- Apollo Brown Podcast
- The King of the Remix: Pete Rock
- Duck Down Podcast

Damian: I’ve known this dude for close to a decade now and since I can remember, he’s been very heavily into music. I met him in the Drum ‘n’ Bass scene and went on to have him teach me a bunch of things about Trip Hop and Glitch Hop. I also know his favorite hip hop album of all time is Masta Ace’s Disposable Arts. Let’s see what his favorite podcasts are…

- Aesop Rock Podcast
- The Birthday Podcast (ft. J Dilla)
- The Outkast Podkast
- DJ Shadow VS. RJD2
- The Prefuse 73 Podcast

Goobs: Not until Goobs threw down her 16 bars over Raekwon’s “10 Bricks” (prod. by J Dilla) did I truly understand what this woman was about. The hip hop soul living inside of this woman has been ACHING to pop out and high-five the world. She does it through Antisteez. Her soundtrack to that is as follows:

- DJ Shadow VS. RJD2
- De La Soul vs Tribe Called Quest
- Common Sense Podcast
- The Mos Def Podcast
- 1993 Hiphop

Lou: I’m biased. I hate Drake and Wayne. I love shit you’ve never heard. Blah blah blah. So what?! I listen to good ass music. If you’re reading this, you know that. I take hip hop to a different level. I dissect it and re-arrange into something that makes sense. I also love instrumentals that explain what the producer was feeling at that very moment. I also love samples.

- The King of the Remix: Pete Rock
- Cool-Out Joints: Elevator Hiphop
- DJ Shadow VS. RJD2
- The Groovecast Vol. 1
- The eLzhi Podcast

Now, I know what you’re thinking. I’m way ahead of you and of course this post wouldn’t make too much sense if we didn’t post up what the DJ of the last 70-something podcasts thought about them. Well after pulling out some teeth, we actually made Guilletine pick his 5 favorites and he was nice enough to narrow it down to six. So let’s go ahead and see which 5 (six) he actually thought were his best…

Guilletine: I met this cat at 13 years old when he looked over at me, the older kid in class, and said, “My dad got me a DJ set for Xmas.” I of course had to take advantage and go play some music. 14 years later, here we are. Dude puts together a quality mix every single week for all his fans. One of Miami’s top hip hop DJs is bumping some serious music in his car. Let’s see what it is…

- MIAMI LOCALS!!
- The King of the Remix: Pete Rock
- Common Sense Podcast
- DJ Premier!!!
- Cool-Out Joints: Elevator Hiphop
- 1993 Hiphop

So there you have it.

Now you know a little more about us. Now you know what we listen to when we drive or are just working on the site. That’s right. We listen to our own podcast. If we didn’t think they were the best mixes out there, why the HELL would we put them up on our site, right? And, don’t try and be coy…we know which ones you guys are listening to, too. Mmhmm.

Here’s a list of the top 5 podcasts ever downloaded. HAHA! We own the Interwebs, kids. NOTHING IS A SECRET!!!

- MIAMI BASS!!!
- The Love Movement Podcast & Contest!
- The Groovecast Vol. 1
- 1993 Hiphop
- The King of Pop

Now go forth and listen…because there is always a message involved. -Antisteez.com

[Antisteez Top 5]: The Best UNSEEN Moments- #3 Win A Date With Goobs & Lou

Category: Podcast|Random Posted by: Goobs

29 Dec

Once upon a time, in February of 2011, right around Valentine’s day, our fearless leader Lou got an epic idea. (One of many, I assure you.) He thought that it would be an AMAZING idea if for Valentine’s day, he and I offered ourselves up to the masses for some hot and delicious dinner and a movie. And maybe some awkward moments, because Lou and I are KNOWN for our inside jokes and relentless, maniacal laughter that no one understands but us.

Yes, Lou decided that we would put out our weekly podcast and for the glorious day of love, Valentine’s, we would give our readers an opportunity to win a date with us. The conversation went as follows:

Lou: Boo, I have an EPIC idea.

Goobs: What is it?

Lou: How about if for the Valentine’s day podcast, we do a contest where our fans can win a date with you and me. Like, someone can win a date with you. Someone can win a date with me. And then we can go out on a double date for dinner and movie.

Goobs: That is the worst idea ever. Of all time.

Lou: Boo! It’s epic. Allowing people to win US. You know how many people will enter this contest? People love us, boo. They want to hang out with us. It will be amazing.

Goobs: Absolutely not. No. No. No. What if some creepy guy enters because he wants to see my boobs? What if some stalker girl enters and wins a date with you and then reveals that she wants to tie you up and do weird shit to you?!

Lou: I am perfectly fine with that.

Goobs: No. No way.

Lou: Come on! Please! It will be so epic.

Goobs: Fine. Ugh. No. We can’t. Ugh. Fine. I hate you.

So, we asked our writer Omar to raffle us off to the masses and he sat down and composed the most-hilarious WIN LOU AND GOOBS contest post of all time. Here it is:

I have been selected to inform you all of our very crazy and very real Antisteez’s Valentine’s Day/Possibly-A-Love-Match-If-You-Like-Hip-Hop-Hermits-Or-Big-Boobed-Potty-Mouthed-Women-That-Work-In-Porn-Mines-Contest!! Okay, okay, that’s not really the name of the contest but everything in that last sentence is absolutely true and can become a reality for you if you participate! Basically, what’s going on here is that we got bored and decided it would be awesomely epic if we gave all of you a shot to go on a date with our fearless (and lonely) leaders, Mr. Lou “I don’t leave my house for shit, son!” ANTISTEEZ himself, or the one and only Goobs, self-proclaimed porn miner that likes to point at things with her huge boobs. The best part? Two winners will be chosen, making this a DOUBLE DATE! I told you we loved you!

Here’s the deal, basically all that you need to do is:

1) Download the podcast (because it is awesome)

2) Leave a comment below (only one entry per person, please)on why you deserve this date. You can be witty and funny or you can go the romantic route and leave a poem or a sexy lyric for either Lou or Goobs. You can also go the creepy stalker route (my favorite approach) and leave cryptic serial killer shit for them to read and totally regret this idea ever became a reality.

3) You need to be available for this date, which will happen this Saturday, February 12th at 8:30. You will meet be treated to some yummy pizza at Piola on South Beach and then a movie right next door at the Regal South Beach Theater. (You must have a ride, transportation will not be provided)

So now that you know what the lowdown is…what do you know about your possible dates? Just because you love ANTISTEEZ.com and you devour every post that we post for you does not mean that you know Lou or Goobs. Trust me…they are both quite the catch, if you like catching awkward stares from strangers (I kid,I kid!). I will do my best to introduce these two lunatics to you a la Chuck Woolery from The Love Connection (yes, yes, I’m old, I know).

We’ll start with Goobs:

Goobs is kind of an enigma; if I was a cartoonist I would just draw a pair of ginormous boobs and a big mouth holding a megaphone, which naturally, she would use to yell obscenities with. When she is not busy at the helm of ANTISTEEZ, she can be found cooking lavish meals, tearing up the dance floor, hanging out with her squad or saving kittens and puppies…and by kittens and puppies, she means hot ladies and strapping, young men. Ever the equal opportunity destroyer, goobs is looking to win the heart of a nice girl or bad boy so that she can make funnies and possibly bump uglies. That’s right…this date can be VERY interesting, only hilarious and awesome-minded people can enter this realm, if you don’t fit the bill, she’ll chew you and spit you out. She is brains and mad genius-like, so I hope you like talking (a lot) and maniacal laughter (also a lot) because there are no seat belts on this ride!

Next up is Lou, the mastermind behind ANTISTEEZ. Some people like to think of him as the old man behind the curtain from The Wizard of Oz, but our man Damian prefers to think of him as one of the sexy mens from Oz, the show. Lou doesn’t like anything that you like. He’s a cave dwelling computer humper that is only concerned with this site and the mixes that Guilletine does for the site. Any other subject that you may attempt to bring up during your date with him might cause his cyborg head to explode all over you, causing it to rain green Matrix-like numbers and symbols all over your face. You might get some in your hair or in your eye, but it’ll wash out, trust me (wait, what?). Okay, that was a bit much, sorry. What I was trying to say is that yes, he is a hermit, but he wants you to know he’s really a hopeless romantic at heart (he made me say that, can you tell?). His idea of a perfect night would be coding a website, while a beautiful Jordan-wearing girlie hums Dilla instrumentals and makes him a waffle. I don’t know what any of this means but it would make him happy, apparently.

So there you go! The contest is OFFICIALLY on! we hope you guys are pumped on this, because it should be kind of AMAZING when it all happens! download the podcast, think of your approach and comment away! I know that I just blew your mind, think about how crummy you were feeling before you read this and you thought that no one loved you. Remember kids, ANTISTEEZ loves you…we love you long time.

It was funny. It was true. It was kind of epic. Lou and I were super-pumped to have all the people in Miami (Not really, mostly all the people in our imaginations.) begging to go on a Valentine’s date with us. We were convinced that this was the best idea ever, of all time. We were walking around all proud of ourselves, like we had invented the wheel and cheese. Like we built the Eiffel Tower out of metal and brawn.

It was all ready to post and then…LOU GOT COLD FEET.

You can imagine that it was frightening when he realized how many women were going to enter this contest just to try and get in his pants. I am talking about lines and lines and lines of women, all wearing fly kicks and already lubricated for loving with Lou. (And I was absolutely relieved because I knew that no one was going to enter to win a date with me. Why? Because Lou was in this contest and let’s face it, he is WAYYYYY prettier than I am.) So Lou, being the incredible partner that he is, took pity on me and decided to pull the contest.

So, the night before the Love Podcast and WIN LOU & GOOBS contest was about to go live, we had to call Omar and tell him that his amazing story was not going to post. He cried. And then he complained. And then he cried. And then he complained. Naturally, Lou and I just laughed and laughed at his pain. We decided that our fans would much rather win a gift certificate for dinner and a movie with a date of their own choosing than to go on a date with us.

And while Omar NEVER FORGAVE US for abusing his genius, The LOVE PODCAST CONTEST was a great success and our winner had a lovely time…

But somewhere deep inside, Lou and I will always regret not going on that double date because who knows? We might have lost our one opportunity to find love in Miami. And when we think about it, it makes Lou and I sad. And then we sit in front of our computers and go to youtube and watch the scene where Dumbo goes to see his mom in jail and we cry and cry.

And cry.

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents Dilla Instrumentals

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

27 Dec

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents Dilla Instrumentals podcast jay dee bakery

C’mon now. Must I even write anything for a J Dilla Instrumental mix? I’ve said everything I need to say or that can possibly be said about this man. Last year Christmas time, we blessed you with a J Dilla produced podcast featuring every artist you can think of blessing us over J Dilla beats. Today, you get just the beats. Beats that have been rumored to have slipped through certain producers hands and into this hour long mix.

Supposedly what would happen is that Dilla would send a beat tape over to the artist he was working with, with tunes he would imagine would best fit this artist. One thing led to another and now we got our hands on these beats. So time to press play and relax all week long to the most delicious donuts anyone can ever ask for.

Enjoy and Re-share there treats!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 122711: The J Dilla Instrumental Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
(Buncha tracks from beat tapes. So names aren’t important.)

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents Marco Polo

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

20 Dec

Marco Polo is one of the newest additions to the Duck Down camp and with the skills this man holds, I’m not surprised. One of the hardest producers to have come out in this decade, Marco Polo can do some serious damage with just an MPC and a broken down MacBook Pro. And, I’m sure he’s upgraded since then, but once his first album dropped, he told me he was just on 1 gig of ram on that thing.

Marco Polo and Torae together = Double Barrel, which you’ve heard Antisteez speak about a few times. Apart from Torae, Polo has worked with Masta Ace, Kool G Rap, Buckshot, Wordsworth, O.C., Kardinal Offishall, Large Professor, Sadat X and… shit… you name it.

Definitely a treat that we bring you this week. Thank Guilletine and Antisteez later.

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 122011: The Marco Polo Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. Exile – Radio [Marco Polo Remix] (ft. Rustee Juxx & Torae)
02. Marco Polo – WAR (ft. Kardinal Offishall)
03. Marco Polo – Time & Place (ft. Ed O.G.)
04. Marco Polo & Rustee Juxx – Lets Take a Sec (ft. Black Moon)
05. Marco Polo – Heat (ft. Supastition)
06. DJ K.O. – Best To Do It [Marco Polo Remix] (ft. Royce da 5’9″, Elzhi & Supastition)
07. Marco Polo – The Radar (ft. Large Professor)
08. Marco Polo – Get Busy (ft. Copywrite)
09. Marco Polo – Whylin’ Out (ft. Shylow)
10. Marco Polo & Torae – Lifetime (ft. DJ Revolution)
11. Marco Polo – Block Shit (ft. Skyzoo)
12. Marco Polo – Rollin’ (ft. Sadat X, Juju & A.G.)
13. Marco Polo – Think Of You Now (ft. Saga)
14. Marco Polo & Rustee Juxx – I Am On It
15. Marco Polo – Marquee (ft. O.C.)
16. Marco Polo – Wrong One (ft. Wordsworth)
17. Marco Polo & Torae – Stomp (ft. Guilty Simpson)
18. Marco Polo – Nostalgia (ft. Masta Ace)
19. Marco Polo & Torae – Danger
20. Marco Polo & Rustee Juxx – Fuckin’ Wit A Gangster (ft. Sean Price)
21. Marco Polo & Torae – Get It
22. Marco Polo – So Basic (ft. Surreal)
23. Marco Polo – The Bridge (ft. Promise)
24. Marco Polo – For The Future (ft. Critically Acclaimed)

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents 1994 Hiphop

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

13 Dec

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents 1994 Hiphop podcast 90shiphopbanner

Yet ANOTHER 90′s Hiphop podcast. This week we remember 1994 for being one of the golden years of this incredibly lyrical genre of music. Everyone was starting their names and becoming the kings of their sound by this point. Wu-Tang had been established, Biggie had finally risen and the West was also holding the hood down with it’s Dr. Dre and Warren G… yet all the lyrical underground still reigned supreme with Jeru, Common and Shyheim.

Download this mix that Mr. Guilletine has put together with some of his all time favorite tunes from 1994 which I’m sure will make every one reminisce on how incredible that time of our life was.

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 121311: The 1994 Hiphop Classics Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. Fugees – Nappy Heads (Remix)
02. Craig Mack – Get Down (Remix)(ft. Q-Tip)
03. Notorious B.I.G. – Unbelievable
04. Jeru The Damaja – D. Original
05. Nas – It Aint Hard To Tell
06. Shyheim – One’s 4 da Money
07. Da Brat – Funkdafied
08. Scarface – Mind Playin’ Tricks 94
09. Above The Law – Black Superman
10. Keith Murray – The Most Beautifullest Thing
11. Crooklyn Dodgers – Crooklyn
12. M.O.P. – How About Some Hardcore
13. Nate Dogg & Warren G – Regulate
14. Digable Planets – Dial 7
15. O.F.T.B. – Crack ‘em
16. Dr. Dre & Ice Cube – Natural Born Killaz
17. The Lady of Rage – Afro Puffs
18. Craig Mack – Flava In Ya Ear (remix)
19. Common – I Used To Love H.E.R.
20. Gang Starr – Mass Appeal
21. Outkast – Player’s Ball
22. Beastie Boys – Get It Together
23. Method Man – Bring The Pain

Follow Guilletine:
WEBSITE: www.guilletine.com
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/Guilletine
TWITTER: Twitter.com/guilletine

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents BIGGIE Sample Medley

Category: Podcast Posted by: Lou

6 Dec

[Podcast]: Guilletine presents BIGGIE Sample Medley podcast notorious big ready to die banner

Every now and again you’ll catch us teaching everyone a bit of history and popping off what we like to call “SAMPLE MEDLEYS”. It’s literally a mix put together with all the samples used to produce the song/album you’re listening to. This weeks Sample Medley is none other than every ones all time favorite album. Ready to Die is possibly one of the staples of Hiphop and an incredibly well produced album. Incredible songs made thanks to… incredible songs. This week we commemorate those songs used to make this album. and of course we added the actual album tunes just so we can include the flavor we’re all familiar with.

Enjoy and Re-share!!

DOWNLOAD LINK: 120611: The Biggie Ready to Die Sample Medley Podcast Mixed by Guilletine (Right Click + Save As…)

TRACKLIST:
01. The Main Ingredient – Summer Breeze
02. Notorious B.I.G. – Things Done Changed
03. The Isley Brothers – Between The Sheets
04. Notorious B.I.G. – Big Poppa
05. Zapp – Computer Love
06. Notorious B.I.G. – Me & My Bitch
07. Dave Grusin – Either Way
08. Notorious B.I.G. – Everyday Struggle
09. Patrice Rushen – Remind Me
10. Notorious B.I.G. – Unbelievable
11. Black Heat – Something Extra
12. Notorious B.I.G. – Machine Gun Funk
13. Willie Hutch – Hospital Prelude of Love Theme
14. Notorious B.I.G. – Ready To Die
15. Mtume – Juicy Fruit
16. Notorious B.I.G. – Juicy
17. James Brown – Blues & Pants
18. Notorious B.I.G. – Just Playing (Dreams)
19. Lou Donaldson – Who’s Making Love
20. Notorious B.I.G. – One More Chance
21. George Mccrae – I Get Lifted
22. Notorious B.I.G. – Respect
23. Graham Central Station – The Jam
24. Kool & The Gang – Spirit of The Boogie
25. Gwen Guthrie – Seventh Heaven
26. Notorious B.I.G. – Friends Of Mine
27. David Porter – I’m Afraid The Masquerade Is Over
28. Notorious B.I.G. – Who Shot Ya?
29. Leroy Hutson – Cant Say Enough About Mom
30. Notorious B.I.G. – The What (ft. Method Man)
31. James Brown – Coldblooded
32. Notorious B.I.G. – Gimme The Loot
33. Miles Davis – Lonely Fire
34. Notorious B.I.G. – Suicidal Thoughts
35. Notorious B.I.G. – Warning
36. Isaac Hayes – Walk On By