The Halftime Show 13th Anniversary

It’s been a great year for celebrations and anniversaries of classic undeground / Golden Era Hip-Hop radio, with Stretch & Bobbito celebrating 20 years and now DJ Eclipse, DJ Riz and The Halftime Show commemorating 13 years. Check the line up of guests who slid through to salute and show respect: Marco Polo, Frank Dukes, Mr. Green (Outsidaz / Pacewon); Boogie Blind & DJ Precision (X-ecutioners); Punchline, Soul Khan, Maffew Ragazino, Armageddon and Big Twin (Terror Squad), Wais P, Masta Ace, Dres (Black Sheep), Wise Intelligent (Poor Righteous Teachers), Rock (Heltah Skeltah), Artifacts, Pace Won, Young Zee, Rah Digga (as Outsidaz), Neek the Exotic, Saigon Grand Daddy IU, Nick Javas and more. “You gotta love it..” – NaS. Check after the jump for download links for the entire show as well as streaming video footage. Fat Beats.

DOWNLOAD: Part 1 | Part 2 | Photos


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~ by Justice Equality Supreme on March 5, 2011.

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5 Responses to “The Halftime Show 13th Anniversary”

  1. This is what you call underground hip hop crew. I mean, wow, I never heada these dudes, but they look like rappers. I mean, can I get witcha? Definitely would like to See more Wayne on their radio station. But home sweet home. Definitely want some of these dudes to keep rapping on the main circuit.

    Robbie Maynard The III said this on March 5th, 2011 at 7:25 pm

  2. EXTREME DOPENESS !!!

    marty mcfly said this on March 6th, 2011 at 12:49 am

  3. its always good to hear of an anniversary especially when its dealing with hip hop. I been listening to the Halftime Show since high school. We use to cut school go to Fat Beats to cop the newest joints they play’d the night before. Thats what we did the underground radio shows was the only place you can hear real hip hop back then. Thanks Riz&Eclipse for all your dedication and realness to keep it going so long. peace MFG crew

    Copasetic said this on March 6th, 2011 at 1:10 am

  4. Robbie Maynard u best be trollin!

    jd said this on March 7th, 2011 at 2:05 pm

  5. Sad to see Squeeze Radio go, although they claim that they’ll come back on some other media outlet but Fat Beats is back in Brooklyn, so that’s good and it’s nice to see how long the Halftime Show has lastest

    New York Underground Hip Hop revolves around the three radio programs!
    -Stretch & Bobbito Show/Squeeze Radio (89.9 WKCR – Thurs. 1-5am ET)
    -The Halftime Show w/ DJ Eclipse, DJ Skizz (89.1 WNYU – Weds. 10:30-1am ET)
    -Underground Railroad w/ Jay Smooth (99.5 WBAI – Sat./Sun. Midnight-2am ET)

    and to top it off Fat Beats, the mecca of hip hop vinyl in the NYC!

    dizzythumper! said this on March 7th, 2011 at 4:30 pm

 

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