DJ B.K. – Volume #36 (1992)

DJ B.K. – Super Master Mix Production Volume #36

A previously unheard DJ B.K. release surfacing from the early ’90s Super Master Mix run, capturing a raw snapshot of the Southern and West Coast underground colliding on tape. By the time this volume was recorded, DJ B.K. was already refining his fast-cut, bass-heavy style, blending street records, radio favorites, and regional anthems into a single continuous mix. Volume #36 stands out for its inclusion of early Homicyde tracks alongside staples from artists like Too $hort, N.W.A., Eazy-E, Scarface, and Rodney O & Joe Cooley. The tape balances hard gangsta rap, Miami bass, and DJ-driven interludes, reflecting the era when Memphis DJs freely pulled from multiple regions while still shaping a distinct Southern sound. As with many Super Master Mix tapes, this volume was never widely circulated at the time, making it an important archival piece in DJ B.K.’s catalog and a strong example of early ’90s underground DJ culture.

Tracklist:

1. Homicyde – Coming Straight From The Underground

2. Homicyde – I’m Insane

3. Too $hort – Ain’t Nothin’ But A Word To Me

4. D.O.C. – The Formula

5. N.W.A. – Just Don’t Bite It

6. Drop The Bass Mix

7. Rodney O & Joe Cooley – Nobody Disses Me

8. DJ Quik, Playa Hamm, Eazy-E, AMG – Trust No Bitch

9. Sir Mix-A-Lot – Gortex

10. Ron C – Funky Lyrics

11. Move Muthafucka

12. Eazy-E – Eazy Street

13. Shoutouts

14. Scarface – Good Girl Gone Bad

15. Nemesis – Munchies For Your Bass

16. Run-DMC – Together Forever

17. Ganksta Nip – Psycho

18. Whodini – Friends

19. Smokin’ Interlude

20. Al Kapone – Smokin’ Weed Out

21. Bass Mix

22. 2 Live Crew – Ghetto Bass

23. Rodney O & Joe Cooley – Everlasting Bass

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