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Trick or treat mixtape for 2007
What do you get when you mix a sponsor (AOL Spinner), a holiday (Halloween), a label (DefJux), and a DJ (Juggaknot's DJ Boo)?
Of course, a free mixtape.
Peep: DJ Boo - The Definitive Jux Halloween Candy Before Dinner Mixtape [DOWNLOAD]
Tracklist:
Aesop Rock, 'Citronella'
El-P, 'Smithereens'
Rob Sonic, 'Rock The Convoy'
Junk Science,'Do It Easy'
Hangar 18, 'West Wing'
Rob Sonic, 'Dead As Disco'
Junk Science, 'Hey!'
Hangar 18, 'Bakin' Soda'
Junk Science, 'Jerry McGuire'
Hangar 18, 'Thing Big'
Rob Sonic, 'Fat Man & Little Boy'
El-P, 'Flyentology' ft. Trent Reznor
Aesop Rock. 'None Shall Pass'
On another Halloween related note; while this didn't occur in LA (more like Georgia), if you ever wondered what a racist, 47 year old homeless clown, trick or treating looked like, look no further. [language-nsfw]
Lastly, on the Halloweenie tip, on my Wii 'Everybody Votes Channel' they even have Halloween polls going... good times:
I personally go for funny costumes *cough* dick in a box *cough*.
Sponsored message
Speaking of the Everybody Votes Channel on my Wii, Rosa Parks would be proud: (I hope I don't sound like the previously alluded to --Yucko the Clown).
Cheers.
Photo 1 via Spinner.com
Photo 2 & 3 by Shahab S.
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