DJ Livewire – Volume #6 (1994) Physical Cassette Tape

DJ Livewire – Volume #6: The Butcher Shop Mix (1994)

Volume #6 is one of DJ Livewire’s most raw and street-oriented releases, documenting the Butcher Squad camp. Released in 1994, this tape blends local underground Memphis artists with a few well-placed national cuts, all stitched together through Livewire’s gritty DJ sequencing. Featuring appearances from Underground Sam, Lil Lo, Laylow, Michelob, Emp Da Pimp, and others closely tied to the Memphis underground, the tape leans heavily into hard, minimal, no-frills Memphis rap. The inclusion of instrumentals, interludes, and abrupt transitions gives the mix a distinctly DJ-first feel. This tape was released as a follow-up to the successful Volume #5. Volume #7 is confirmed to exist, but is still yet to be heard.

Tracklist:

1. Intro

2. But If You Dirty Hos Try To Play Stupid

3. Underground Sam, Lil Lo, Laylow – No I’m Not That Nigga

4. Ratta Tatta Boom

5. Cashflow – Murder on The Menu

6. Twistin’ Caps Back

7. Broadcast

8. Al Green – Here I Am Come And Take Me

9. Snoop Dogg – Murder Was The Case

10. Goldie Mac, Emp Da Pimp – Bedrock

11. Side A Outro

12. Side B Intro

13. Michelob – Countdown

14. Pushin’ Rocks on The Block

15. Laylow, Underground Sam, Michelob – Cheers To The Rigid Pimping

16. Tray-8, Lil M, Lil G, Lil K, Rizzod Rod – Roll Call

17. Michelob – Nigga

18. Shooting Interlude

19. Underground Sam – Madman Killa

20. Bump To The Beat

21. Outro

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