Rap remixes/bootlegs

[Evil Scientist]

Most times you go out to a club that plays rap and rnb you'll here a whole combination of remixes/bootlegs with the usual supects: Sean Paul, Beenie Man, 50 Cent, Beyonce etc... singing on different beats and some of th combinations such as the Sean Paul Remix of Andre 3000's "Hey Ya" work really well IMHO. I was just wondering where is the best place to get hold of these unofficial remixes, I know you can always search through crates or use filesharing software but is there a more convenient method out there. How do DJs get hold of the latest remixes and does anyone publish compilations of them?

Any help muchos appreciados

 

[MadScientist]

Off topic .... hey that's a spin off of my name. LOL

 

[Cold Truth]

Beef! Beef! Beef!

my avi beats up your avi.

 

[StressWon]

Beef! Beef! Beef!

my avi beats up your avi.

lol, its time for me to get a new one too....

 

[juzblazwun]

Try DJ pools. You have to pay a certain fee a month and they send you a certain amount records or cd's. Other than that you would have to try you local mom and pop shops. I see that you are in the UK. Here in Cali you can find them at the local swap meet, most no commercial record stores. Search google for the DJ pools, here's a couplehttp://www.hiphop-directory.com/Promotional_Resources/Record_Pools/index.php) (http://www.tjsdjs.com/)

 

[Guevara]

Off topic .... hey that's a spin off of my name. LOL

i HoPE THiS DoESNT TURN iNTo
K.O. AND KNoCKoUT PART II

RELEASE;

 

[StressWon]

i HoPE THiS DoESNT TURN iNTo
K.O. AND KNoCKoUT PART II

RELEASE;

lol, i remember that,,,heh heh

 

[Cold Truth]

oh damn thats oooold shool G...... i remember that, pure comedy... wonder what happened to those two?