Dirty Harry Tapes #1 and #2 Re-Up

You asked for it, you got it.

Two rare mix tape gems re-upped (the links died out a while ago) for your listening pleasure.

I'm in the process of fixing all the dead download links and adding some new downloads, so get ready.

Click here for Tape #1.

Here for Tape #2.

Take a moment to leave some feedback and spark some discussion about these joints.

Also, please show Harry some love by checking his MySpace. The man is a legend, pure and simple.

Dirty Harry Tape #2

Dirty Harry- Tape #2 Side A



Dirty Harry- Tape #2 Side B



To keep with the theme of classic mix tapes, here is Dirty Harry's Tape #2 for your listening pleasure. I really want to get some discussion going on these, so please leave some comments. It only takes a minute and is much appreciated.

Before Rap Phenomenon

I recently did a post featuring mix tape legend Dirty Harry's Tape #1 for download. In a matter of days, it has already reached the 200 download mark. Many people know Harry from the Rap Phenomenon series he did with DJ Vlad. Besides helping establish/blow up Vlad, the series is without a doubt one of the most critically acclaimed mix tape series of all times. Rap Phenomenon payed tribute to raps two most famous fallen legeneds, Biggie and 2 Pac, and featured tons of rare shit, blends, and creativity.




But Harry, a Queens based artist, always fucked with Pac and the west coast, even on his early releases. Here is a great blend he did of Tupac's "Temptations". If anyone knows what Harry mix tape this is from, post the info, because I honestly have no idea. I believe it came out in '96.

Enjoy.


Temptations (Dirty Harry Blend)- 2 Pac

Classic Dirty Harry: Tape #1

Dirty Harry- Tape #1 Side A



Dirty Harry- Tape #1 Side B



If you’re a mix tape head, you’re familiar with the name Dirty Harry. The man has consistently dropped top notch blend tapes for the past decade plus. While he does not drop with the same regularity of many other famous mix tape DJ’s, Harry’s emphasis has always been on quality over quantity.

His first ever mix tape is no exception. The tape starts out with a bang as Harry blends “Freak Like Me” and “It Ain’t Hard to Tell” over Group Home’s “Supa Star” and never lets up. To own this is to own a piece of mix tape history. Do your self a favor and download this classic debut from a true mix tape icon.

Many thanks to the one and only Tapemasta for making this available at Rap Mullet through the Pushin' Tapes section.

To get the skinny on Dirty Harry, check out his MySpace and website.