I try to annually do a mix for the Fourth of July and/or 9/11, helping people put shit into perspective. While I would probably never leave the US on some permanent living shit, it's hard to sit by and celebrate the nation when shit's so fucked up. That's where Reggie Revolution comes in; he is tired of it, too, and this is his mix for your cookouts. It weaves a pretty solid journey, bringing up issues of inner city crime, racism and other topics, all to help motivate those who might want to revolt to do so. We've got jams from Gerald Walker, Skream, Donae'o, Elucid and many others. Grab a styrofoam plate, load it up, grab a brew (or a dutch) and cool out to this. Shouts to @EnigmatikBGDB for the help, as per usual.Tracklist:
01. Jeremiah Wright / M.O.P. "Reggie Revolution Intro"
02. Skitz ft. Bugsy "Born Inna System (Prime Cuts Remix)"
03. Donae'o "Riot Music (Shy FX Mix)"
04. Skream "Clap Your Hands"
05. Pill "Thoughts"
06. Presage "Novus Ordo Seclorum"
07. 50 Cent "I'm Paranoid"
08. Wu-Tang Clan "Heaterz"
09. Mumia Abu-Jamal vs. The Roots "Revolution Choir Fire" [interlude]
10. Donwill & Von Pea "Cheesesteak"
11. Nas ft. Busta Rhymes "Fried Chicken"
12. Jay Electronica "Exhibit C (Mister Magic Version)"
13. Pastor Manning "Exhibit ATLAH" \ Rev. X "Exhibit X" [interlude]
14. yU "Native"
15. The Sopranos "Columbus Day" [interlude]
16. Gil Scott-Heron ft. Nas "New York Is Killing Me"
17. Gerald Walker "Killer Season"
18. "41 In 50" [interlude]
19. Legit "Sociology"
20. Reggie Revolution's Metal Fingers Orchestra "White Willow Bark"
21. Elucid "Then We Rage"
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