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A year & a half ago we released DJ Superix’s ‘Ultimate, Ultimate, Ultimate’. It was the first time ANY DJ has ever compiled all the original breaks (over 160) from the very famous ‘Ultimate Breaks & Beats’ series into one mixtape. Here’s some more info: Ultimate. There’s simply no better word to describe the grooves, rhythms & drums that powered hip-hop in its infancy & throughout its golden age. The hugely legendary, often diversely compiled, but always forever loved ‘Ultimate Breaks & Beats’ series remain the true building blocks on which the music born of the Bronx, invaded & conquered our whole world.

It’s the art of the DJ that Superix pays homage to here: clocking in at an impressive 160 separate records, over 2 cds Extremely listenable, and a lot of good fun, this mix is unique! Complete with lush artwork referencing the infamous, mysterious Street Beat graffiti covers, which every self-respecting hip hop fiend has at least a few of hidden in the collection.

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1986 was rap's first truly explosive year, when the still-nascent genre began to expand and the previously unheard of became possible: Run-D.M.C. Went triple-platinum, the Beastie Boys became rap's first white superstars, the Juice Crew/Boogie Down Productions 'Bridge Wars' set the early gold standard for beef, Ice-T turned Schooly D's gangsta flair into a West Coast turning point with '6'N the Mornin', and Public Enemy laid the groundwork for a new era when they signed to Def Jam. That same year, the pairing of remixer Louis Flores and a limo driver and record collector in his early forties named Lenny Roberts set the rap world on its ear in an entirely different way. Street Beat catalogue number SBR-501, a six-song, 19 1/2-minute EP better known as Ultimate Breaks & Beats, was originally supposed to be a quick go-to for less-established and/or cratedigging-averse DJs, a collection of party-rocking tracks that were tweaked and remixed to facilitate easy mixing and beat-juggling. But as the 808 and its boom-clap beats waned in the face of affordable sampler technology, the Ultimate Breaks & Beats series-- 25 volumes in all, released between 1986-91-- quickly developed another function: a do-it-yourself production kit. Coupled with that year's James Brown comp In the Jungle Groove (which reintroduced 'Funky Drummer' and a ton of other Clyde Stubblefield breaks into the hip-hop production repertoire), the Ultimate Breaks & Beats series would prove to be a roadmap for the history and evolution of the sample-era hip-hop beat, even if hardcore wax-hoarders and MPC wizards considered the series' divulging of decades-old sources to be nothing short of snitching. Of course, these days sites like help even the most new-school kids brush up on their DJ Premier ingredients, which means that the recent release of Ultimate Breaks & Beats: The Complete Collection isn't the huge epiphany it could be.