D.I.T.C. - Mixtape (feat. Diamond D, Big L, O.C., Grand Puba, Lord Finesse, A.G., Sadat X, & more)

1. D.I.T.C. - Get Yours (feat. Big L) (Remix) 0:00​
2. D.I.T.C. - All Love (Apollo Brown Remix) 3:52​
3. Pitch Black - Show and Prove 8:12​
4. Big L - Yes You May (Remix) 11:55​
5. The Ill Biskits - 22 Years 15:53​
6. Diamond D, A.G. & O.C. - Connect 3 20:22​
7. Grand Puba - Untitled 23:24​
8. Ak Skillz - Check The Flava 26:16​
9. Grand Puba & Sadat X - I Flip Styles 30:52​
10. Lord Finesse - S.k.i.t.s. (Remix ) 34:46​
11. Lord Finesse - Check The Method 38:41​
12. A.G., Fat Joe & Diamond D - Make 'Em So Proud 42:51​
13. A.G. & O.C. - Wake Up 45:50​
14. A.G., O.C. & Fat Joe - Diggin' Numbers 48:25​
15. D.I.T.C. - Themes, Schemes and Dreams 50:46​
16. O.C. - Mush One 55:06​
17. D.I.T.C. - All Love (Showbiz Remix) 58:41​
18. D.I.T.C. - Underground Life 1:02:45​
19. Lord Finesse - S.k.i.t.s. 1:06:52​
20. Fat Joe - Misery Needs Company (feat. Noreaga) 1:10:46​
21. D.I.T.C. - A Different World 1:15:05​
22. D.I.T.C. - Put It In Your System 1:18:28​
23. Diamond D - Put It Down (feat. Sadat X) 1:22:09​
24. Fat Joe - The Hidden Hand (feat. Terror Squad) 1:24:39​
The Diggin' in the Crates Crew, also known as D.I.T.C., is an American hip hop collective formed in 1992 in New York City. The collective's name derives from the act of seeking out records to sample for production. The collective is composed of Lord Finesse, Diamond D, Big L, O.C., Fat Joe, Buckwild, Showbiz and A.G., DJ O.Gee and The Ghetto Dwellas. Its members have achieved substantial and consistent recognition in underground rap circles, having often collaborated with undiscovered talents and underground hip hop artists alongside the most commercial of rappers.
Lord Finesse (born Robert Hall) is a rapper-turned-producer who has produced tracks for The Notorious B.I.G. (1994's Ready to Die) and Dr. Dre (1999's 2001). As a young MC, he would travel to any borough in New York to battle their best rapper and win. He shopped his demo to various record labels and eventually dropped the first of several records, 1990's Funky Technician. The record had a few tracks produced by his longtime friend Diamond (formerly Diamond D), a former member of the rap group Ultimate Force. In the mid-'80s, he was turntable scratching at late-night park parties, often competing with area top DJs (with future cohort Showbiz, being one of his rivals). In 1992, this DJ, then a producer, showcased New York City's underground talent and his rap skills on his classic debut Stunts, Blunts & Hip-Hop.
Bronx-native Fat Joe became the first Latino rapper in New York to secure a solo deal with a major label with his 1993 debut Representin'. In 1998, his Don Cartagena release went gold (500,000 copies sold). Showbiz & A.G. were the first to adopt the do-it-yourself attitude by releasing their 1992 debut EP, Can I Get a Soul Clap, practically out of the trunk of their cars. Showbiz, a name he'd stolen from an old Richard Pryor record, pioneered taking an instrumental and looping voices over it. His partner A.G. was known as the Bronx's "punchline" rapper. Through the mid-'90s, he was a prolific producer, producing tracks for primarily underground rap acts. In 1999, A.G. restarted his rap career with his solo CD Dirty Version.
Meanwhile, another Bronx native named Buckwild, who once started out as Lord Finesse's apprentice in his production company, started producing tracks around 1994. He first gained major recognition in the underground rap scene for producing tracks for O.C.'s Word... Life in 1994. He went on to produce for several prominent rappers, including Fat Joe, The Notorious B.I.G., Big L and Big Pun. After the release of Word... Life, O.C. made numerous guest appearances on other D.I.T.C. members' records while maintaining a low profile.
The third member of D.I.T.C. was Big L, a gangsta rapper from Harlem. Staying true to hardcore hip hop and calling himself the "flamboyant MC", he issued his 1995 debut Lifestylez ov da Poor and Dangerous on Columbia Records. Big L was working on his second album, due for release on Rawkus Records, when he was murdered on February 15, 1999 at age 24. The remaining D.I.T.C. members came together later that year for a memorial concert at Trammps in New York (anthologized by a series of CD releases), and recorded a self-titled group record in 2000
In 2011, Showbiz stated that the crew itself is now defunct and will no longer create any new albums in the future citing musical creative differences. However, member O.C. confirmed that the group would indeed record a brand new album with production so far from Diamond D and Lord Finesse, while awaiting Buckwild. He stated that their deceased member Big L would not want them to end their legacy like this.

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1. D.I.T.C. - Get Yours (feat. Big L) (Remix) 0:00​
2. D.I.T.C. - All Love (Apollo Brown Remix) 3:52​
3. Pitch Black - Show and Prove 8:12​
4. Big L - Yes You May (Remix) 11:55​
5. The Ill Biskits - 22 Years 15:53​
6. Diamond D, A.G. & O.C. - Connect 3 20:22​
7. Grand Puba - Untitled 23:24​
8. Ak Skillz - Check The Flava 26:16​
9. Grand Puba & Sadat X - I Flip Styles 30:52​
10. Lord Finesse - S.k.i.t.s. (Remix ) 34:46​
11. Lord Finesse - Check The Method 38:41​
12. A.G., Fat Joe & Diamond D - Make 'Em So Proud 42:51​
13. A.G. & O.C. - Wake Up 45:50​
14. A.G., O.C. & Fat Joe - Diggin' Numbers 48:25​
15. D.I.T.C. - Themes, Schemes and Dreams 50:46​
16. O.C. - Mush One 55:06​
17. D.I.T.C. - All Love (Showbiz Remix) 58:41​
18. D.I.T.C. - Underground Life 1:02:45​
19. Lord Finesse - S.k.i.t.s. 1:06:52​
20. Fat Joe - Misery Needs Company (feat. Noreaga) 1:10:46​
21. D.I.T.C. - A Different World 1:15:05​
22. D.I.T.C. - Put It In Your System 1:18:28​
23. Diamond D - Put It Down (feat. Sadat X) 1:22:09​
24. Fat Joe - The Hidden Hand (feat. Terror Squad) 1:24:39

[@enoyaj2213]

Jay z knows how 2 get rid of that competition 🎭😾

[@BigMcGwire1985]

Back when Hip Hop was real. RIP Big L. He was Jay-Z before Jay-Z.

[@jamesstewart3915]

Classic Hip Hop. And RIP Big L. He was one of the nicest with the lyrical flow💯😎

[@antoniogambardella785]

rest in pace Big L 🔥💣👊🙏✌👍🔝☝️

[@AobakweMosweu-rt5rk]

Rest n peace, big l. Big pun.

[@samueljones1288]

This hip hop

[@2810Bryan]

Underground 4 life. This gives me hope that it ‘s still 🔥

[@vini_othman_vici]

Big L MVP MC 🎩📌

[@ShireRoots]

In the crates yo! golden sounds PEACE

[@paulgabbard6743]

OLD SCHOOL HIP-HOP RAP D.L.T.C. BIG L MIXTAPE 🎼🎼😃😃✌️✌️🙏👍👍

[@menthosonthegoghst]

D.I.T.C Forever!

[@BigRa]

LORD FINESS...WHO BETTA !!! Top 5 🎤 Drop

[@andrewclawson9887]

This channel introduced me to an unbelievable amount of rap/hip-hop. It's by far my favorite channel. Hate that the original channel got deleted, but thanks to whoever is behind it. You didn't have to do all you did the first time & you definitely didn't have to do it all over again from scratch!! #MajorSalute #OneLove

[@DaRocknessMonsta187]

thanks for your nice words my friend!

[@richardsteele1227]

🙏💫💫💫🙏👍👍

[@sheroshero2894]

AG & OC WAKE UP 45:50 Instrumental The Price it NON FOR SALE

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MAHALOW NICE MIX..🔹✴️🔵🗿🔵✴️🔹

[@krolkoolmarek7074]

Bomba !

[@richardpeoplesjr9116]

Yo. This sh** right here. I'm saying. Top notch. You got lyrics, beats, production and flow. DITC

[@erwinrogers9470]

Classic 🔥

[@richardsteele1227]

🙏💫💫💫🙏

[@dominickambrosio]

Harlem World

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116th Street

[@964302]

Don’t ever say “FAT JOE” ain’t official,”boriqua’s “ stand up!!

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