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I know, I know - what the hell have you been doing? Well, short answer - I've been busy. Long answer, I don't really have time for that - too busy Anyway here is an old mix I made back in T.O. that features some Fila Brasilia, Estero, Coltrane, some old Polish funk from the 60s, a track that RZA lifted for Ghostface's Daytona 500, Tosca, Lord Quas and Alice Coltrane with Pharoah Saunders Enjoy bitches

It's September and we have some aural treats for you. Quantic has a new album out and it is PHENOMENAL. Taking his Central/South American influences and mashing it up with reggae he certainly delivers. His track Death of the Revolution starts it off with Smith & Mighty's remix of Big Youth's Jim Screechy coming in behind. Natural Self also has a new album out and it is equally as tasty as his Tru Thoughts counter part. His The Rising with Andreya Triana channels some tribal burning making way

The good thing about being the boss is you get to make the rules and the rule I gave myself was 'take July off and go on a vacation' and I did. Sorry about that but we are getting back on track this month with a podcast that features a remix by yours truly. First up this month we have Illa Noyz a Shawn J. Period produced track from the Boot Camp Click. Following the that is hip hop journeyman Del tha Funkee Homosapien.

Where has the time gone? Let me tell you these past few months have been crazy, no rest for the wicked. I have been planning a big party here in Houston called the Lebowski Bash, celebrating - you guessed - The Big Lebowski. Check out more information on this FREE PARTY. The party is being held at Houston's new co-Working space Caroling Collective. They are having their big opening night party this Saturday June 7 it's going to be a big one so come on by.

Hey what happened to March? I have no idea, I guess we skipped it. No worries. This April we are all over the musical map as usual. Starting it off we have a double shot of Cut Chemist. First off it's his intro to Litmus Test and following that is his track Eye on the Gold Chain. Partner in crime DJ Shadow drops in at the number 3 spot with Mashin on the Motorway. Thievery Corp give DJ Cam's Success the once over and we give it a twice over. The track started off banging and then mellows ou

Its February and you know what that means, spring is just around the corner. I'm telling you I don't how many more of these mild Houston winter days I can handle! Its getting hard to know if I need to wear shorts or a long sleeve shirt. I'll have you know its very inconvenient. Well enough about me lets get to the tunes.

2008!?! Are you serious? Wasn't it just 1998? Time flies when you keep yourself medicated - with beats that is. What did you think I was going to say? No-no-no we don't condone that type of thing but if you do find yourself at home after a couple of sodas grab your headphones and press play on our first podcast for 2008. Starting off this year is DJ Format featuring Abdominal and D-Sisive with 3 Feet Deep, yeah sure they sort of sound like Big Daddy Kane and Em but Format's on some serious

Strictly dub goodness from Rhythm & Sound featuring some of the greatest voice in reggae - Tikiman, Sugar Minot et al

We here at the Low End Theory would like to let you know that December is now officially the month of Dub. If you would like to take a moment to celebrate please do, we can wait... ...boy that was fun! If you are a fan of dub music or dub influenced music you are in luck with this months podcast. If you don't, well - better luck next time. If you are a fan keep your eye out around Christmas time for holiday treat that is sure to warm those wintery nights. To start the month of Dub off we ...

To start off the last full month of fall(I know right!) we have Houston's very own DJ Sun, of the Soular Grooves collective, with Marksonthekeys. You seriously need to pick up Sun's latest EP Monday Drive and book him for your next great party, just don't get him started on the Amen Break! Next up it's Medeski, Martin & Wood redoing Karminski Experiences track Exploration. Yes you read that right. The amazing jazz funk trio juggernaut recorded this track, too freakin cool. Isn't it great w

Is it October already? Wasn't it just 1992 last week? Time flies when you have the funk! First thing is first; we had a complaint that last months podcast was too funky. Now we have heard a lot of strange things in our lives but if someone ever says that something is 'too funky' they better be talking about a skunk or something. If they say it about music it better be said with a wide grin and prefixed with 'Hot Damn now that is....' Music can never be too funky, if it did we would be lifti

I just want to start by saying that the Low End Theory is by no means responsible for any public ridicule you may cause yourself while listening to this podcast. If you should start to tap your feet, play air guitar or flat out shake yo money maker while in the company of others please use caution

A little while back Happy Katie made a request for our August Podcast. It was a simple one but it meant the world of difference to her and a little lady named Ella. Ella came into this world last August and we feel honoured that HK would ask us to play a song for her. Our first track of Augusts podcast, Sunshine of Your Love remix from Ella Fitzgerald is dedicated to this little lady and the two happy people whom she calls Mom and Dad. Keeping up with that 60's vibe we have Gladys Night & the P

It's July and its hot so what are you going to do? Cool off, right? Exactly. In order to really appreciate this months podcast you need to fill a bucket up with ice and Corona and head out back to your pool, your friends pool, your neighbours pool, hell a complete strangers pool. Grab a drink, drop the bucket, drop the robe, apply some sun tan lotion, press play and slip into the pool

First up this month we have, arguably, one of the best Nina Simone remixes that has ever been made. Jazzeem's All Styles remix of Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter captures the true

This podcast we start off the great month of May with a peak into Carl Spackler's life and what he has coming for him, which is nice. Carl blends into our first track of the month. This leads into Willie Williams with Coxone Dodd and Armagideon Time. I know what you are saying, it sounds so familiar. We sneak in Step it Pon the Rastaman Scene a smoked out bonus track off of the Easy Star All-Stars classic Dub Side of the Moon. Strictly Roots!. Lets go back to Willie Williams, some of you ...

To get you in the mood for the upcoming summer we dug deep in our special Jamaican crates for this months podcast. We also have a contest, more on that in a bit. Like all of our podcasts this months podcast comes with special instructions; * Buy some Red Stripe * Grab a girl or guy * Head to a beach * Apply lotion * Play podcast

Low End Theory was featured on MyTechnologyLawyer.com http://mytechnologylawyer.com Wednesday March 21 2007. Scott Draughon of MyTechnologyLawyer.com has been hosting a programs about podcasts and podcasting and asked if we could participate. You can access the podcast here: http://lowendtheory.schipul.net/attachments/articles/109/radio_070321b.mp3

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