"Best of the Booth Vol.1"

DJBooth.net presents "Best of the Booth Vol.1" mixed by DJ CriticalHype. Featuring DMV favs such as Lyriciss "Hot Music" and the Hollywood Remix by Phil Ade featuring Raekwon,Wale, Tabi Bonney and Raheem Devaughn. Check out the classic filled tracklisting and download this tape after the jump.


Download "Best of the Booth Vol.1" Here

Track listing:
01. Jarren Benton ft. Laws - World Is Mine
02. Nas - Hey Young World
03. CyHi Da Prynce - What’s My Name?
04. Jay Electronica ft. Diddy - The Ghost of Christopher Wallace
05. Eminem - Not Afraid (DJ Critical Hype Blend)
06. Jon Hope - Which One
07. AC - Little Did We Know
08. Saheed - Small Something
09. Yonas - It Couldn’t Be Done
10. Alicia Keys - Un-Thinkable (I’m Ready) (Remix)
11. TiRon - 60901
12. Phil Adé ft. Raekwon, Wale, Tabi Bonney, & Raheem DeVaughn - Hollywood (Remix)
13. The Mad Violinist ft. Pill - Kiss the Sky/Thoughts (DJ Critical Hype Blend)
14. CJ Hilton ft. Scarface - It Ain’t Easy (DJ Critical Hype Blend)
15. The Roots - Dear God 2.0
16. Nickelus F - Stand Tall
17. Donnis - Yup
18. Maino - Don’t Say Nothin’
19. Drake - Miss Me
20. Prote-J - So Sick
21. French Montana ft. Wiz Khalifa - I’m on It
22. Lyfe Jennings - Statistics
23. Bruno Mars ft. Cee-Lo Green & B.o.B - The Other Side
24. Lyriciss - Hot Music
25. Ab-Soul - MayDay
26. J. Ferb - Bullseye
27. YP - Something in Me
28. Goines - Dope as Me
29. T.I. - Yeah Ya Know (Takers)
30. Tyga & Chris Brown - Deuces
31. Thad Reid - Stratosphere


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Its the first of the month and that means...

...there are fresh reviews on CRIMESQUAD.COM

A few of mine are sitting there waiting for your delectation, including John Connolly's The Whisperers and our Book of the Month, Cross Country Murder Song by Philip Wilding.

Also included is a review of a new novel by a friend of this blog; Donna Moore and Old Dogs. Donna has her own blog - absolutely well worth a read - go here bigbeatfrombadsville in which she (mainly) highlights Scottish crime fiction. Bless her wee cotton socks and thigh-length boots.

Donna's latest novel was described by book reviewer extraordinaire, Declan Burke as being like an Ealing comedy with salty Glaswegian patter. Or somebody did. I should check but I don't have time/ can't be arsed.

Here's what I had to say over at Crimesquad...


Having established her credentials with her first published novel “Go To Helena Handbasket” Donna Moore turns her wit and attention on to the world of the crime caper with gut-achingly funny results.


With care and precision Donna introduces her main players and their foibles and then very cleverly drops them in and out of the action to maximum effect. How she orchestrates her comic set-pieces is nothing short of genius and designed to eke out every last piece of humour.

An extra ability added to the already impressive list of skills that Donna exhibits in her writing is the ear she has for dialogue. For someone who is not a natural Scot she has the accent and the patter down to perfection.

If Alexander Pope was here to turn his attention to crime writing rather than philosophy he might have said, to laugh is human; to make other people laugh is divine. Donna Moore shine your halo.




Now people, go do yourself a favour and buy a copy.