Hip-Hop Hangover

April 9, 1999
WMWC (91.5 caFM)
Fredericksburg, VA, USA (Mary Washington College)

DJ Butterfingers flies solo and makes due with one turntable and one CD player, as the second turntable's needle is broken.

Side A
  • Unsung Heroes - "The Norm"
  • Ugly Duckling - "Everything's Alright"
  • Reflection Eternal - "Fortified Live"
  • Lewis Parker - "A Thousand Fragments"
  • Pyro - "Propaganda"
  • Ozomatli - "Coming War"
  • Shabazz the Disciple - "The Lamb's Blood"
Side B
  • Defari - "Lowlands Anthem Pt. 1"
  • Dilated Peoples - "Guaranteed"
  • Mos Def - "Travellin' Man"
  • Airbreak
  • Saul Williams - "Twice the First Time"
  • Key Kool & Rhettmatic - "Visionaries"
  • High and The Mighty - "The Meaning"
  • Gang Starr - "The Militia"
Side C
  • Skeme Team - "Con-Artists"
  • Visionaries - "Hands to the Sky"
  • Skeme Team - "14 Years of Rap"
  • Latyrx - "Regions"
  • Last Emperor - "Bums"
  • The Roots - "The Next Movement"
  • Jurassic 5 - "Improvise"
  • Khaleel - "No Mercy"
Side D
  • Company Flow & Mike Ladd - "Bladerunner"
  • The Roots - "Adrenaline"
  • Da Nuthouse - "A Luv Supream"
  • Gang Starr - "Royalty"
  • Airbreak
  • Arsonists/Anomalies - "Blacklisted"
  • Talib Kweli - "Manifesto"
  • Mos Def - "Universal Magnetic"

About Hip-Hop Hangover

Hip-Hop Hangover launched in the fall of 1997 on WMWC at Mary Washington College. During the first year, the hosts were Nene Reed and Phil Davis. In the fall of 1998 Matt Wright took over and hosted with John Lydon, Nene, and Andre (Skoolz Out) co-hosting at various points. Hip-Hop Hangover became Diggin' in the Crates from the Fall of 1999 through the Spring of 2001.

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In Context

These are the three shows that aired closest in time to this one.

April 9, 1999
Radio 1 Rap Show
London, England, UK

April 9, 1999
Hip-Hop Hangover
Fredericksburg, VA, USA (Mary Washington College)

April 10, 1999
Radio 1 Rap Show
London, England, UK

April 12, 1999
Droppin' Science
Sydney, AU

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