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Professional DJ's [Import]

Track Listings

Disc: 1
1. When You Believe
2. Estrangera
3. Everybody (All over the World) - F.P.I. Project
4. Believe - Jocelyn Brown, Jamestown
5. You Can Run-Rozzo RMX - Billie,
See all 11 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2
1. Feel It
2. Disco Dementia - Jim Hopkins
3. (You Got Me) Burning Up - Cevin Fisher, Loleatta Holloway
4. Trumpet Gun
5. Dance, Dance, Dance
See all 14 tracks on this disc

Disc: 3
1. Intro
2. Open Your Eyes
3. Carte Blanche - Veracocha
4. Dream Your Dream - Dominators
5. Kiss That Sound - Pulsedriver
See all 13 tracks on this disc

Disc: 4
1. Trip to Unity - Nudge & Shouter
2. Lethal Droids
3. High Pumping - DJ Charles,
4. Sacriface
5. Obsession - JFS
See all 13 tracks on this disc

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The Professional
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Get the Clue
  • DJ CLUE THE PROFESSIONAL! YALL REMBER DESERT STORM??
  • New York Rap At Its Very Finest!
  • It's not horrible, but not the best.
  • 3.5 stars mixtape from Clue?
The Professional
DJ Clue?
Manufacturer: Fontana Def Jam
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000G3X4
Release Date: 1998-12-15

Tracks:

  1. Intro
  2. Ruff Ryders Anthem (Remix)
  3. It's On
  4. Fantastic 4
  5. Queensfinest
  6. Exclusive-New Shit
  7. Gangsta Shit
  8. Thugged Out Shit
  9. It's My Thang '99
  10. Mariah Carey
  11. Whatever You Want
  12. That's The Way
  13. I Like Control
  14. Bitch Be A Ho
  15. If They Want It
  16. Pain In Da Ass
  17. The Professional
  18. Brown Paper Bag Thoughts
  19. Cops & Robbers
  20. Made Men
  21. No Love
  22. Come On

Amazon.com

An album that only a devout New York rap-radio fan could enjoy, DJ Clue's The Professional is filled with tracks by chart-topping hip-hop acts who've already been overexposed. It's not even a true DJ album: Clue doesn't mix the songs (which is probably a blessing), and there's a minimum of turntable tricks--just beats, rhymes, and redundancy. Artists like DMX, Big Pun, Noreaga, Nas, and Jay-Z practically have side careers as cameo artists, and while they--along with the rest of the usual suspects--appear here as "featured" guests, fans of their work are better off seeking out albums under their own names. While some tracks are better ("Gangsta Shit") than others ("It's On"), there are simply too many songs that fall into a New York rap aesthetic already taken to the brink of exhaustion. If that's your cup of tea, sip away. Otherwise, reach for something else. --Oliver Wang

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Get the Clue.......2006-10-01

dj clue amazed me with this album. i didnt know what to think about djs and their mixtapes. this was my first mistape and i relly enjoyed it. the line up was somewhat of an allstar cast from the late 90's. Highly recommended.
rating A

4 out of 5 stars DJ CLUE THE PROFESSIONAL! YALL REMBER DESERT STORM??.......2005-11-29

CLUE IS KOOL WITH ME NO PROBLEM...ALSO GROW UP,ME AND MY HOMMIES BUYING HIS MIX TAPES,BACK IN THE 90'S

5 out of 5 stars New York Rap At Its Very Finest!.......2005-08-16

This album is blazin! Clue holds it down on almost every track. i cant even give you a top 5, so many songs are straight def. Heres a rundown.

2. Ruff Ryder Anthem(Remix) - Same Beat as the original, but a lot of new faces. They all hold there own. - 5/5

3. Its On - Another DMX blazer. loses a point for average production - 4/5

4. Fantastic Four - The best lyrical showing on the whole album, canibus tears this track to shreads. Everyone else does good too, but again the beat is to average. - 4/5

5. QueensFinest - One of my favorites for sure. Reppin his city and doing it in style. - 5/5

6. Exclusive New Sh*t - Another one of my favorites. I wish Nature got some exposer, he can rip the mic, and shows it here and even on the GTA 3 soundtrack. - 5/5

7. Gangsta Sh*t - Jay-Z and Ja Rule? Who thought of this? Clue is a genius! best calabo ever! Average beat again though. - 4/5

8. Thugged Out Sh*t - I love memphis. And he holds his own as usual. - 5/5

9. Its My Thing '99 - Old school joint with and old school crew. not my flavor - 2/5

11. Whatever You Want - Flipmode Squad rips this track! man, they got a hot crew. they all spit well, and i love this beat. - 5/5

12. Thats The Way - I dont really like mase. And this beat is too happy go lucky. - 2/5

13. I Like Control - I dont like missy too much either. And this beat straight up is bad. - 1/5

14. B*tch Be a H* - This is a pretty good song. JD rips it for all a man from the south can. R.O.C knows what hes doing, he needs some more exposer, hes a good MC. the beat is probebly the lowest point of this song. - 3/5

15. If They Want It - Also Appears on Fabolous's first album, Ghetto Fabolous. Fab does a pretty good job on this track, and the beat is pretty nice too, but definatly cant touch the good tracks on this CD. - 4/5

17. The Professional - Mobb Deep holds it down like always! they kilt it. the beat is probebly the most original production on this whole album. - 5/5

18. Brown Paper Bag Thoughts - Reakwon spits pretty hard, like all Wu members know how to do, but the beat is wack. the score is stricly for the lyrics - 3/5

19. Cops And Robbers - Lord Tariq and Muggs are very lyriclly talented. There are some nice punchlines in this song, and the beat is done very well as well. - 4/5

20. Made Men - Made Men spit pretty well, the beat is on the better side too. - 4/5

21. No Love - M.O.P puts on lyrical show as usual, but the beat is pretty bad. I can skip this track without a second thought.

22. Come On - Honestly, never even heard of Boot Camp Clik, but they seem like they work good together, the beat is the high part of this song. - 4/5

This is a very good album for the East Coast lovers. Down south look elsewhere, but west might find this album pretty good too. Many stars that know what they are doing. And the production is top notch too. Dont take my word, get the freakin album!

3 out of 5 stars It's not horrible, but not the best........2005-06-04

DJ Clue is definitely not one of the best DJ's. You have Funk Flex, Pete Rock, DJ Revolution, The Beat Junkies, and the X-ecutioners just to name a few who are ten times better than him. DJ Clue does not scratch much, which means, that he has the skill of anybody who plays a mix of music. It sounds like someone downloaded some songs, and put them all together and burned a cd. And he always has to put his name in the middle of the song, which is very annoying to me. At least yell it out before the verses start to kick in, like DJ Evil D does and it would not be annoying. I just hate those kind of interruptions in a song. Now, that alone could have given it just one star, but there are some good points. Ruff Ryders remix, with DMX, Drag On, Jadakiss, and Eve, it was great, minus Eve. They could have done without her. I don't care if Clue give's her props, the Roots gives her props, she is one of the most overrated MC's ever. I like everyone else on it, including Jadakiss, which he usually sucks too. The Fantastic 4 is the best song on here. Even Noreaga and Camron come correct, which they usually don't. Especially lines like, The President, he's like me too, don't like to F--k, but get head too, just had me rollin. Big Pun and Mr. Canibus stole the show on that one too. They got lyrics that make your head spin, and this is just another example. The beat was just tight too. Now it was nice to see Raekwon, M.O.P, Boot Camp Click, Nas, and Mobb Deep and Big Noyd on the same mix cd together. Everyone of there songs were just tight. The rest, well, they were skippable. So, this one is one that is not highly recommended, but hey, there are some good spots too it.

4 out of 5 stars 3.5 stars mixtape from Clue?.......2004-10-28

This mixtape has some nice tracks on it and is worth picking it up if mixtapes are your thing. Features mostly NY rappers and has some good production, if you can stand Cue's yelling (which thankfully ain't on here that much). The best tracks are:

#2 remix to X's classic anthemwitht the same tight ebat (DMX, Styles, Jadakiss, Drag-On, Eve)
#4 (Canibus, Big Punisher, Noreaga, Cam'ron)
#5 (Nas -- good beat)
#6 (Nature freestyle)
#7 (Jay-Z f/ Ja Rule -- tight beat)
#8 (Memphis Bleek)
#15 (alright track by Fabolous - one of his first ones)
#17 (Mobb Deep & Big Noyd)
#18 (Raekwon -- nice beat)
#21 (M.O.P)
#22 (Boot Camp Click)

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The Professional, Pt. 2
Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
  • Good Mixtape
  • it is sooooooooooo annoying
  • Great Party Album
  • This is DJ Clue? Funny - he doesnt do much!
  • WHOA!!
The Professional, Pt. 2
DJ Clue?
Manufacturer: Roc-a-Fella
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  5. The Professional, Pt. 3

ASIN: B00004RGLH
Release Date: 2001-03-12

Tracks:

  1. Intro
  2. Back 2 Life 2001 - DJ Clue (feat. Mary J. Blige and Jadakiss)
  3. Jay-Z Freestyle
  4. Who's Next (X-Clue-Sive) (feat. DMX)
  5. Coming For You (feat. Beanie Sigel)
  6. Startin' Five (feat. Lox, Cam'ron, Nature & Fabolous)
  7. Getting It (feat. Busta Rhymes & Rah Digga)
  8. Cream 2001 (feat. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah)
  9. What The Beat (feat. Eminem, Method Man & Royce The 5-9)
  10. Lil' Mo Interlude
  11. Fuck A Bitch (feat. Snoop Dogg & Kurupt)
  12. Change The Game Remix - Jay-Z (feat. Daz, Kurupt, Beanie Sigel & Memphis Bleek)
  13. My Niggaz Dem - (feat. Trick Daddy & Trina)
  14. Live From The Bridge - (feat. Nas)
  15. So Hot - (feat. Foxy Brown)
  16. Chinatown - Lil' Kim (feat. Junior Mafia & Lil' Cease)
  17. Bathgate Freestyle
  18. M.A.R.C.Y. - Memphis Bleek (feat. Geda K)
  19. I Don't Care - (feat. Capone & Noreaga)
  20. The Best Of Queens (It's Us) - (feat. Mobb Deep)
  21. RED - (feat. Redman)

Amazon.com

What would you call a DJ who has yet to publicly display any ability to cut, scratch, or mix? One whose shouts of irksome catch phrases interrupt each and every selection? Would you call him... the Professional? Never mind the semantics: Queens-bred DJ Clue is back with Part 2 of his hugely popular mix CD series. It features the expected cast of playas, playettes, and wave riders, alongside one or two tight-bellied new jacks. Aside from Mary J.'s Yonkers-inflected Caron Wheeler impersonation, Jay-Z's freestyle over Biggie's "Who Shot Ya" beat, and a mildly enjoyable Snoop and Kurupt combo, everyone's pretty much benchwarming for Redman, whose "RED" irrevocably confirms his status as most valuable poet on the m.i.c. So, when's that next album dropping, Red? --Rebecca Levine

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Good Mixtape.......2004-11-11

DJ Clue hits you w/ Professional Part 2. Equally as good as the first one, equally annoying is Clue yelling over the songs. There are a good number of good songs on here, but a few that are skippable as well. Features about 35 rappers on it. The 2 best tracks on here are freestyles but it is still worth picking up if you into the mixtape thing.

#2 - 8 (Mary J. Blige f/ Jadakiss)
#3 - 10 (Jay-Z Classic Freestyle over "Who Shot Ya" beat)
#4 - 8.5 (DMX)
#5 - 7.5 (beanie Sigel & Freeway)
#6 - 9.5 (LOX, Nature, Cam'ron, Fabolous - great beat/hard song)
#7 - 6 (Busta Rhymes & Rah Digga)
#8 - 8.5 (raekwon f/ Ghostface Killah)
#9 - 8 (Eminem, Method Man, Royce da 5'9)
#11 - 9 (Snoop Dog & Kurupt)
#12 - 7.5 (Jay Z f/ Daz Dillinger, Kurupt, Beanie Sigel, Memphis Bleek)
#13 - 6 (Trick Daddy & trina)
#14 - 8 (Nas)
#15 - 5 (Foxy Brown)
#16 - 8 (lil Kim, Lil Cease, Larce Vegas Banger - cool beat)
#17 - 10 (bathgate kicks a classic freestyle)
#18 - 7 (Memphis Bleek & Geda K)
#19 - 8 (Capone & Noreaga)
#20 - 9.5 (Mobb Deep)
#21 - 7 (redman)

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2 out of 5 stars it is sooooooooooo annoying.......2003-06-15

thr pros about this album s that there alot of tight rappers and beats the cons about this album is that clue calls himself a dj but he's a dumb phony who doesn't know when to shut his mouth all he does is yell out throughout the whole album saying stupid stuff and giving shoutouts while the rappers rap he nees o shut up an lets us hear the song if u want this album still, go copy it off the net cause the is not worth the money ohyeah he dosen't even scratch

5 out of 5 stars Great Party Album.......2003-04-17

This CD is great for partying. Don't look for great lyrics, but if you like hip-hop, especcially party music and some grimey music(on some tracks), get this CD. I love it, and the production is great.

Song By Song Analysis:
"Intro" - It's an intro, not much to say about it.
"Back 2 Life 2001" featuring Mary J. Blige and Jadakiss - great song, loved it, but Jadakiss was out of place here.
"Jay-Z Freestyle" - Good Jigga freestyle over Biggie's "Who Shot Ya" beat.

"Who's Next" featuring DMX - Average song, nothing special.
"Coming For You" featuring Beanie Sigel - Another average song.
"Starting Five" featuring The LOX, Cam'ron, Nature, and Fabulous - Great song, didn;t like it at first but it grew on me.
"Getting It" featuring Busta Rhymes and Rah Digga - Average.
"Cream 2001" featuring Ghostface Killah and Raekwon - Average, doesn't hold a candle to the brilliant original.
"What The Beat" featuring Royce Da 5'9", Eminem, and Method Man - Brilliant song, loved it, great lyrics too.
"Lil Mo Interlude" - Lil Mo singing acapella, she has a nice voice.
"F*** A B****" featuring Snoop Dogg and Kurupt - Great West Coast song, loved Kurupt's verse especcially.
"Change The Game (Remix)" featuring Jay-Z, Beanie Sigel, Memphis Bleek, Daz, Kurupt - Great West Coast meets East Coast feel, better than the original.
"My N***** Dem" featuring Trick Daddy and Trina - Great down South feel.
"Live From The Bridge" featuring Nas - Okay song, good at first, gets tiring with each listen.
"So Hot" featuring Foxy Brown - Good song, nice feel, liked it.
"Chinatown" featuring Lil Kim, Junior Mafia, and Lil Cease - Okay song, pretty good.
"Bathgate Freestyle" - Okay song.
"MARCY" featuring Memphis Bleek and Geda K - Okay song, pretty good.
"I Don't Care" featuring Capone N Noreaga - Great song, loved it, grimey feel.
"The Best Of Queens" featuring Mobb Deep - Great song, grimey feel loved it.
"RED" featuring Redman - Great bouncy feel to get the club jumping, loved it.
"Dangerous" featuring Muggs and Lady Luck - OK, average song.
"Phone Patch" featuring Ty Shaun - Good song but kind of forgettable.

Overall - Good mixtape CD, buy it if you like hip-hop but aren't too interested in lyrics.

2 out of 5 stars This is DJ Clue? Funny - he doesnt do much!.......2003-02-19

DJ clue - the name would suggest that he could DJ , however, this just aint true. If you're lookin for good DJ skills (mixin, scratchin etc.) - don't look here, try Jam Master Jay, DJ Babu, even DJ Lethal! However, if you look past the fact that the man has little DJing talent, and ignore his annoying voice for 30 seconds per song, the actual tracks are pretty tite. The Jay-z freestyle is brilliant, the Nas and Mobb Deep tracks are both amazing, and the rest are pretty good as well.

5 out of 5 stars WHOA!!.......2002-12-31

Once again, the one and only DJ Clue. Who doesnt scratch, cut or mix any tracks on any songs, has recreated the mixtape genre!! There are nothing but exclusives from label mates Jay-Z, Beanie Sigel, and others. If you like stand outish songs and exclusive remixes, this is for you. If you dont like it, this album is still for you. Clue has a talent search talent(he discovered Fabolous, Paul Cain. Established Desert Storm, and still goes platinum for Jay and Dame on Rocafella!) They have changed the game.
The Professional, Pt. 3
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • (3.5 Stars) Hey Dj....
  • Another Pretty good mixtape from Clue ?
  • Its alright but not up to par
  • DJ Clue - The Professional, Pt. 3
  • Clue is a genius no matter what anyone says.
The Professional, Pt. 3
DJ Clue?
Manufacturer: Roc-a-Fella
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000K7VHXM
Release Date: 2006-12-19

Tracks:

  1. War
  2. Clear Da Scene
  3. F*ck Off
  4. The Gold
  5. I Really Wanna Know You
  6. A Week Ago, Part 1
  7. Like This
  8. Almost F*cked
  9. Grill & Woman
  10. Liberty Bell
  11. Da Boss
  12. The Animal
  13. Middle Finger U
  14. Giantz Of NYC
  15. You Don't Really Wanna
  16. Ugly (Thug It Out)
  17. A Week Ago, Part 2
  18. Uptown

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars (3.5 Stars) Hey Dj...........2007-06-26

Dj Clue has always been able to get the best of the best for his hip-hop 'mixtapes' despite the fact that he offers nothing more than his signature 'yells' for each of the songs. The Professional, Pt. 3 is no different than any of the previous installments that he's put out. Collabos are abundant, like the pairing of Lil Wayne's with Rick Ross and Ransom for "Clear The Scene," the Philadelphia trio of Beanie Sigel, Freeway, and Cassidy on "Liberty Bell," The Game and Mario Winans for both parts of "A Week Ago," and the obvious left-over track "You Don't Really Wanna" from Fat Joe and former Terror Squad member Remy Ma. But the one collaboration that will have you doing a double take is the Fabulous and Jagged Edge song "I Really Wanna Know," a song that basically covers Jodeci's classic ballad "Come And Talk To Me." Some good solo shots include Mobb Deep's "The Gold," "Da Boss" by Fabolous, and a resurfacing M.O.P. on "Giantz of NY." Some low moments are Snoop Dogg's "Almost F*cked," Young Jeezy and Juelz Santana's "F*ck Off," "Grill And Woman" from Mike Jones and Paul Wall, and a lackluster showing from The Lox with Jadakiss' "Ugly (Thug It Out)" and Styles P's "The Animal." Dj Clue has lost a lot of steam as far as sales goes, probably a direct result of the over-saturation of 'mixtapes' by fly-by-night deejays. But since Dj Clue started off that way, he knows he has to come correct with his own projects. And even though The Professional, Pt. 3 is not the best, it most certainly isn't the worst mixtape out here either.

4 out of 5 stars Another Pretty good mixtape from Clue ?.......2007-01-24

I have a good amount of Clue mixtapes (about 10) and this is like mos tof them, borderline 4 or 3.5 stars, some good songs, some ok and bad ones. With 18 songs, you get a lot of different rappers on here (around 25) and a god mix of music as well. Of the 18, 2 are almost classics, 1 I Skip, 7 or 8 are ok, and 7 or 8 are good. Other then 1 song, most are 2 or 3 verse songs, only 1 freestyle, but you still get Clue yelling over almost every track. Lioke most of his mixtapes you get a few R&B tracks as well. Production is good and bad. Clue handles half of the 18 (with help from Duro on 2), Swizz beatz, Kanye West, LT Hutton, Baby paul, Heatmakertz, Shatek, Develop, Chops, and Doughboyz all do 1 track. If you like mixtapes I'd recommensd this one but it's not the best.

#1 - 9 (16 bars from NAS)
#2 - 7 (Lil Wayne, Ransom of the A-Team and Rick Ross)
#3 - 6.5 (Juelz Santana f/ Young Jeezy)
#4 - 9 (Mobb Deep -- a song about robbing over a tight beat)
#5 - 9 (Jagged Edge f/ Fabolous (Remake of Jodeci's "Can I Talk To You" - same tight beat -- not much of an R& B fan but I liek Jodeci & Jagged Edge)
#6 - 8 (Mario Winas f/ Game -- ncie beat)
#7 - 5 (fabolous & Kanye West)
#8 - 6 (dirty song from Snoop Dogg f/ LT Hutton)
#9 - 7 (Paul Wall, Mike Jones & Bun B of UGK {only tight verse on here is his)
#10 - 8 (Beanie Sigel, Cassidy & Freeway)
#11 - 8.5 (fabolous)
#12 - 9.5 (Styles -- tight beat)
#13 - 7.5 (Camron f/ Juelz Santana -- nice beat)
#14 - 8 (M.O.P)
#15 - 7 (Remy Martin f/ Fat Joe)
#16 - 7 (Jadakiss f/ Sqizz Beatz)
#17 - 9.5 (Game f/ Mario Winans -- part 2 of #6 - same tight beat)
#18 - 7.5 (Consequence -- tight rapping bad beat)

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3 out of 5 stars Its alright but not up to par.......2007-01-10

This album was alright..im gonna give you a track by track breakdown then i'll sum it up..

1.War- A Nas solo, one of the hottest songs on the album, but only 1 verse 4/5

2.Clear Da Scene- Lil wayne,Rick Ross & Randsom on this, Weezy does his thing but the other two dont do much 3/5

3.F*ck off- Juelz and Young Jeezy hold this track down..not a big fan of either but they do alright 3/5

4.Gold- Mobb Deep, probly my favorite duo in rap let me down in this one i was expecting more 3/5

5.I really wanna know- A soft track not a huge jagged edge fan if you know what i mean im on that street ish not jagged edge Fab does ok 2/5

6.Week ago part 1- a mario wyans song with a game verse...pretty wack 1.5/5

7.Like This- Fabolous and Kanye.. Nice upbeat Kayne production each lay down some nice versus 3.5/5

8.Almost F*ucked- A Snoop Dogg Solo..A pretty wierd song not for most people 2.5/5

9.Grill & Women- Mike Jones..Who? Paul Wall and Bun B spit on this track...a skipper in my opion dont like any of 'em 2/5

10.Liberty Bell- Cassidy, Beans and Freeway on this banger.. definatly a strait track Cass gets nice 4/5

11.Boss- Fabolous Solo, one of the best songs, fab rips it 4.5/5

12.Animal- pretty good song by Styles P, beats nothin to get excited about 3.5/5

13.Middle Finger- Cam'Ron and Santana on this one..why couldnt they have some other dipset members like JR, Rell and 40, o well its an alright song though Killa does his thing 3/5

14.Giants of NY- MOP They do their thing here, not a bad song at all 3.5/5

15.You dont really wanna-Fat Joe and Remy martin strait wack both of these peoples suck anyways 1/5

16.Ugly (Thug it out)- Jadakiss, Swizz Beats.. a Jadakiss song Swizz beats provides the beat for song

17.Week Ago PT. 2- Game does alright on this track a couple of versus..Mario wayns on it again...2.5/5

18.Uptown- Consquence Solo..Never heard of the guy but delivers a tight track nonetheless 4/5


This cd is okay but if you;re gonna buy a DJ Clue Cd make it 1 or 2 theyre just better than this one

3 out of 5 stars DJ Clue - The Professional, Pt. 3 .......2006-12-26

DJ Clue's (A.K.A. Ernesto Shaw) latest album is "The Professional, Pt.3." (2006). Guest appearances as always are numerous and come from Nas, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Ransom, Young Jeezy, Juelz Santana, Mobb Deep, Jagged Edge, Faboulus, The Game, Mario Winans, Kayne West, Snoop Dogg, Mike Jones, Paul Wall, Beanie Sigel, Freeway, Cassidy, Styles P, Cam'Ron, M.O.P., Fat Joe, Remy Ma, Jadakiss and Consquence. I have two favourite track's on this release - the first is Jadakiss "Ugly" (Thug It Out) an outstanding Swizz beats banger, which has me looking forward to the next Jadakiss solo album. The second is the album's single "I Really Wanna Know You", Jagged Edge and Fabolous provide a highlight R&B/Rap collabration. Mario Winans and The Game hook up for two collabrations in "A Week Ago Pt. 1 & 2" - backed by a familiar but blazing beat, the two deliver stellar cuts. Another standout cut for me is "Liberty Bell", Beanie Sigel, Cassidy and Freeway deliver a grimy track. "The Professional, Pt. 3" is a solid release with variety, making it worth checking out.

5 out of 5 stars Clue is a genius no matter what anyone says........2006-12-21

People hate on Clue for all kinds of reasons, and I don't necessarily blame them all the time. But this new album is the work of a master producer, period. At least 2/3 of the tracks blew me away the first time I heard them.

Be warned, this is not a mixed album. You won't hear a single blend, cut, mix, or scratch (Clue's mixing/scratching/DJing is awesome on his radio show on Power 105.1, but for some reason he doesn't choose to do any of that on his albums). But that's not why you're getting this album, you're getting it because it's packed full of INCREDIBLE EXCLUSIVE TRACKS.

GET IT!!
The Professional
Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
  • Put some tape over Clue's mouth
  • EXCLUSIVE !!!
  • A classic joint!
  • DJ Clue always has street s...., NOW it's in stores
The Professional
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Manufacturer: Def Jam
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000G3X5
Release Date: 1998-12-15

Tracks:

  1. Intro - Puff Daddy
  2. Ruff Ryders Anthem (Remix) - DMX/Jadakiss/Styles/Drag On & Eve
  3. It's On - DMX
  4. Fantastic 4 - Cam'Ron/Big Pun/Noreaga/Canibus
  5. Queensfinest - Nas
  6. Exclusive-New S - Nature
  7. Gangsta S - Jay-Z/Ja Rule
  8. Thugged Out - Memphis Bleek
  9. It's My Thang '99 - EPMD/Redman/Keith Murray
  10. Mariah Carey - Mariah Carey
  11. Whatever You Want - Flipmode Squad
  12. That's The way - Mase/Foxy Brown/Fabolous Sport
  13. I Like Control - Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliot/Mocha/Nicole Wray
  14. B**** Be A H* - Jermaine Dupri/R.O.C.
  15. If They Want It - Fabolous Sport
  16. Pain In Da A** - Skit
  17. The Professional - Mobb Deep/Noyd
  18. Brown Paper Bag Thoughts - Raekwon
  19. Cops & Robbers - Lord Tariq/Muggs
  20. Made Men - Made Men
  21. No Love - MOP
  22. Come On - Boot Camp Clik

Amazon.com

An album that only a devout New York rap-radio fan could enjoy, DJ Clue's The Professional is filled with tracks by chart-topping hip-hop acts who've already been overexposed. It's not even a true DJ album: Clue doesn't mix the songs (which is probably a blessing), and there's a minimum of turntable tricks--just beats, rhymes, and redundancy. Artists like DMX, Big Pun, Noreaga, Nas, and Jay-Z practically have side careers as cameo artists, and while they--along with the rest of the usual suspects--appear here as "featured" guests, fans of their work are better off seeking out albums under their own names. While some tracks are better than others, there are simply too many songs that fall into a New York rap aesthetic already taken to the brink of exhaustion. If that's your cup of tea, sip away. Otherwise, reach for something else. --Oliver Wang

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Put some tape over Clue's mouth.......2003-03-22

Sure, DJ Clue has tons of guest stars and "everyone" should cop this album since anyone who's anyone is on this disc. BUT when he talks over the beat, it's annoying as Richard Simmons. Someone should really release a diss record about Clue. Only problem is that every rapper in the world has been on his discs.......oh well. Upcoming rappers: keep this in mind. Take your tracks to Funkmaster Flex. He just talks at the beginning and the end. Oh yeah, about this album: no one gives dap to the rapper with the illest lyrics on this joint. His name is Canibus, and he deserves more credit than "90 percent of you rappers out there." Speaking of the man who wrote that line, Canibus is the only one to diss Eminem ("U Didn't Care", among many) and leave him practically speachless. Think about that...

1 out of 5 stars EXCLUSIVE !!!.......2003-03-20

EXCLUSIVE!!
I bought this CD thinking that i was going to get a great hip hop mix. I was amazed at the number of great songs listed in the back. When i put the CD in I almost died! The songs aren't mixed together well at all, his voice is dubbed over at a higher level than the music, and he claims that the songs are "EXCLUSIVE!!"
The only thing that is exclusive about this CD is his RIDICULOUS voice, and his naieve mentality about being the best DJ in the world. (...)

5 out of 5 stars A classic joint!.......2001-09-08

Clue brings it hard with this cd and it feels good! Great music, great rappin, great everything. Great job Clue! And thank-you for an edited/clean version!

5 out of 5 stars DJ Clue always has street s...., NOW it's in stores.......1999-01-07

DJ Clue has always had hot s... in the streets, now it's at every Sam Goody, Circuit City, Best Buy and Willie's. The 1st time I heard Clue was when he had his seasonal editions of the latest music and freestyles back in 1996. Now it's January 1999 and "The Professional" is right at the top of the list of CD's to pick up along with DMX, Redman, Mr. Meth, Outkast, Busta, and if you haven't got Jay-Z by now contact a physician because you need some serious help. The CD starts out with P Ditty on the intro, and then comes the "Ruff Ryder's Anthem" (Remix) with Drag-On, Eve, The LOX and DMX. What makes the CD tight is that you have over 20 rappers delivering quality contributions on one CD. Most compilations and soundtracks these days can not deliver that. They have quality artists but the songs sound rushed and some of them should have never been made. Other quality contributions to the DJ Clue CD are by Jay-Z, Memphis Bleek, Ja, Nature , Nas, Flipmode, and Mobb Deep. Another brilliant idea, eventhough the song is short, is "It's My Thang 99" where EPMD, Keith Murray, and Redman rip through EPMD's classic joint. DJ Clue has managed to put all his hard work in the streets for years into one tight debut CD. As Redman would say, PICK IT UP!
The Professional, Pt. 3
Average customer rating: Not rated
    The Professional, Pt. 3
    DJ Clue?
    Manufacturer: Roc-a-Fella
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    East CoastEast Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
    Pop RapPop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
    ASIN: B000K7VHXW
    Release Date: 2006-12-19

    Tracks:

    1. War
    2. Clear Da Scene
    3. F*ck Off
    4. The Gold
    5. I Really Wanna Know You
    6. A Week Ago, Part 1
    7. Like This
    8. Almost F*cked
    9. Grill & Woman
    10. Liberty Bell
    11. Da Boss
    12. The Animal
    13. Middle Finger U
    14. Giantz Of NYC
    15. You Don't Really Wanna
    16. Ugly (Thug It Out)
    17. A Week Ago, Part 2
    18. Uptown
    Radio DJ: Professional Jingle Collection
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      Radio DJ: Professional Jingle Collection
      Various Artists
      Manufacturer: Jingl
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD
      ASIN: B00002614Q
      Release Date: 1998-04-06

      Tracks:

      1. Classic Opener 1
      2. Classic Opener (Moh-Zart)
      3. Classic Opener (Tschaiko !)
      4. Classic Ending (Ballero)
      5. Classic Ending 1
      6. Roman Timpani 1
      7. Roman Timpani (Big One)
      8. Roman Fanfare
      9. Drum Roll
      10. Anniversary Fanfare
      11. Sax Fill
      12. Indian
      13. Elevator
      14. Prince
      15. Disco
      16. Classic
      17. Airport
      18. Railway Station
      19. Car Racing
      20. Fishing Harbour
      21. Restaurant
      22. Traffic
      23. Opera House
      24. Shower
      25. Toilet
      26. Space Sound
      27. Horror Sounds
      28. Opener - Main Theme (Incl. Closer)
      29. News Opener - Engl.Vers
      30. News Door
      31. Weather Opener - Engl.Vers
      32. Weather Closer
      33. Loveline Closer
      34. Jingle - ... Ready To Rumble
      35. Jingle- ..Saturday Night
      36. Jingle- Make Some Noise
      37. Jingle-.. Party People
      38. Jingle- Pump Up The Volume
      39. Wet Ball
      40. Electric Rock
      41. Roll House
      42. Mad Turner
      43. Midnite Ah'!
      44. Sweep Me
      45. Milky Way
      46. Firework
      47. Number One
      48. Number One / B
      49. Sound And Fun
      50. Sound And Fun / B
      51. Best Sound
      52. Best Sound / B
      53. Drinks And Chicks
      54. Drinks And Chicks / B
      55. Tonite's Dj
      56. Tonite's Dj / B
      57. Mix
      58. 90er Sound
      59. 70er/80er Sound
      60. Ganze Vielfalt
      61. Beste Hits
      62. Oldie
      63. Hallo 1
      64. One, Two...
      65. Rotznase
      66. Geil!
      67. Klatschen
      68. Hande
      69. Hallo 2
      70. La Blonda
      71. Herrlich !
      72. O Sole Mio
      73. Kub'mich !
      74. Stimmug
      75. Rudi C
      76. Peter M. 1
      77. Peter M. 2
      78. Dolly B.
      79. ...Mich Auch !
      80. ...Mit Schwung !
      81. Erbrechen
      82. Lacher
      83. Laserdream Part 1 & 2
      84. Popdream Part 1& 2
      85. Moviedream Part 1 & 2
      86. Music
      87. Sailing
      88. How Deep Is Your Love
      89. Imagine
      90. None
      Sex, Drugs, Dope, Murder, Mayhem... the United Ii Tour This Fall Featuring Pigface "The Wildest Line-up Ever", Dope, Professional Murder Music, Rachel Stamp & Video Screenings... in the Chill Out Room: Diablo Syndrome and in Selected Cities Dj Linux (Chris Haskett of Rollins Band) & More! Free Admission to the First 10 Girls Dressed Like This? This Cd Also Features Music From Many More Artists! Underground Inc. The United Ii Tour Cd Compilation Companion
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        Sex, Drugs, Dope, Murder, Mayhem... the United Ii Tour This Fall Featuring Pigface "The Wildest Line-up Ever", Dope, Professional Murder Music, Rachel Stamp & Video Screenings... in the Chill Out Room: Diablo Syndrome and in Selected Cities Dj Linux (Chris Haskett of Rollins Band) & More! Free Admission to the First 10 Girls Dressed Like This? This Cd Also Features Music From Many More Artists! Underground Inc. The United Ii Tour Cd Compilation Companion
        Underground Inc. , Martin Atkins , Pigface , Dope , Professional Murder Music , Rachel Stamp , DJ Linux , Diablo Syndrome , Hate Dept. , and Slick Idiot
        Manufacturer: Underground Inc.
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        Goth & IndustrialGoth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music | Goth | Industrial
        ASIN: B000RLI6WG

        Product Description

        Track List: 1. Pigface - "Insect Suspect"; 2. Dope - "Bitch"; 3. Professional Murder Music - "Don't Stop"; 4. Rachel Stamp - "Black Cherry"; 5. Pigface - "Mind Your Own Business"; 6. Dope - "Motivation"; 7. DJ Linux - "Return of the Geary Act"; 8. Diablo Syndrome - "Leichen Washen"; 9. Hate Dept. - "Do It For Money"; 10. Slick Idiot - "Lazy (radio edit)"; 11. Chemlab - "Binary Nation (Acu-crack mix)"; 12. Tanzwut - "Gnade"; 13. Tub Ring - "Invalid"; 14. DJ? Acucrack - "Renegade DJ"; 15. My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult - "Asylum Disciple (Subgenius remix); 16. Bile - "Sex Reflex"; 17. KMFDM - "WWIII"; 18. Nocturne - "Whore (The Big Fat Whore on Dope remix)"; 19. More Machine Than Man - "Why?"; 20. Railer - "Blues Versus the Stars". Limited Edition Compilation CD created by Martin Atkins, More Machine Than Man, and Underground Inc for Underground Inc.
        Professional Pt.2
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          Professional Pt.2
          DJ Clue
          Manufacturer: Polyg
          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD

          GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
          GeneralGeneral | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
          ASIN: B00005J8R4
          Release Date: 2000-03-29

          Album Details

          Japanese Version featuring a Bonus CD of Remixes
          The Professional, Pt. 2
          Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
          • HOT! Clue is one of the G.O.A.T.(s)!
          • The best DJ
          The Professional, Pt. 2
          DJ Clue?
          Manufacturer: Polygram Records
          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD

          East CoastEast Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
          GeneralGeneral | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
          Pop RapPop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
          ASIN: B00005A0AF
          Release Date: 2001-02-27

          Tracks:

          1. Intro
          2. Back 2 Life 2001
          3. Jay Z Freestyle
          4. Who's Next (X-Clue-Sive)
          5. Coming For You
          6. Fantasic Four Pt.2
          7. Getting It - Busta Rhymes
          8. Cream 2001
          9. What The Beat - Eminem
          10. Lil' Mo Interlude
          11. F**k A B***h - Snoop Dogg
          12. Change The Game (Remix) - Jay Z
          13. My N****z Dem
          14. Live From The Bridge
          15. So Hot
          16. Chinatown - Lil' Kim
          17. Bathgate Freestyle
          18. Memphis Bleek - M.A.R.C.Y.
          19. I Don't Care
          20. The Best Of Queens (It's Us)
          21. RED
          22. Dangerous
          23. Phone Patch

          Customer Reviews:

          5 out of 5 stars HOT! Clue is one of the G.O.A.T.(s)!.......2001-09-08

          There is no question, Clue is hot! He is definitely, without a doubt, one of the best DJs ever. Props to Clue for bringing together the East and the West on this one. It is a beautiful mix! The flava Clue is bringing is delicious! It is a fantastic cd. Thank-you Clue for your great efforts to bring us what we want. And thank-you for an edited/clean version! Keep that hot stuf comin!

          5 out of 5 stars The best DJ.......2001-02-28

          After all that talk about backstage's soundtrack I really felt it was not all that hot but the Professional 2 it's a classic for Hip-Hop heads all over.The R.O.C shines The LOX shines and my man FABOLOUS is too nice in 2 words to summarize this album GO BUY!
          Professional DJ's
          Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
          • Quality Tunes
          • PROGRESSIVE, TECHNO, DANCE, HOUSE... need I say more??
          • great CD lots of awesome Techno
          Professional DJ's
          Various Artists
          Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD

          GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
          TurntablistsTurntablists | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
          HouseHouse | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
          GeneralGeneral | Latin Music | Styles | Music
          GeneralGeneral | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music
          Dance & DJDance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music
          Latin MusicLatin Music | Imports | Stores | Music
          ASIN: B00000JCXG
          Release Date: 2000-05-02

          Tracks:

          1. When You Believe - Nicole
          2. Estrangera - Latin Aspects
          3. Everybody (All over the World) - F.P.I. Project
          4. Believe - Jocelyn Brown, Jamestown
          5. You Can Run-Rozzo RMX - Billie, H2O
          6. Music Is the Answer (Dancin' and Prancin') - Danny Tenaglia
          7. Mister Disco - Daddy Strange
          8. I Feel You - The Boston DJ's
          9. Give Me Up - Michael Fortunati
          10. Get Up - Tamira Jay
          11. Tonight (The Na, Na, Na Song) - D.L. King

          Tracks:

          1. Feel It - Organ
          2. Disco Dementia - Jim Hopkins
          3. (You Got Me) Burning Up - Cevin Fisher, Loleatta Holloway
          4. Trumpet Gun - Nature
          5. Dance, Dance, Dance - Monarch Part III
          6. You Better Call Me - DJ Osheen, Sic Jay Sky
          7. Sound - Kinky Roland
          8. Relax - Invasion, Robbie Rivera
          9. True House - C&M Productions, Marcel
          10. Perfect Abs - George America, Ian Haggle
          11. Love Sick - Sky
          12. Why Don't You Love Me - Island Instinct
          13. Zits on Her Tuchis - Ron Spank
          14. Shine Your Light - David Adams

          Tracks:

          1. Intro
          2. Open Your Eyes - Sirius
          3. Carte Blanche - Veracocha
          4. Dream Your Dream - Dominators
          5. Kiss That Sound - Pulsedriver
          6. Body, Mind and Spirit - R.O.O.S.
          7. Reincarnations - Steve Morley
          8. Gael's Return - Galeria
          9. Atmosphere - Kaos
          10. Life Is a Mystery - Atlantis 6
          11. Mental Overdrive - Nico Parisi
          12. Django - The Swimmer
          13. Lost in Paradise - Emergency

          Tracks:

          1. Trip to Unity - Nudge & Shouter
          2. Lethal Droids - Epidemic
          3. High Pumping - DJ Charles, Tony Phobia
          4. Sacriface - DJ Barbero
          5. Obsession - JFS
          6. Vibrations - Game Over
          7. Cumbase II - DJ Cumpli
          8. Delhia - DJ Skudero
          9. Gael's Return - Galeria
          10. Fantasy - Colors
          11. Celtic - Resonance
          12. Kill the Silence - No Silence
          13. Warrior - Chris Daniels

          Customer Reviews:

          5 out of 5 stars Quality Tunes.......2003-06-13

          This Cd is very rare and if you have the chance to buy it you should but only if you love hardcore

          5 out of 5 stars PROGRESSIVE, TECHNO, DANCE, HOUSE... need I say more??.......1999-10-06

          OK, so it's sounds too good to be true, right?? Well, my sister brought this set all the way from Spain two months ago, and I'm still thanking her. Let's start with the progressive cd (my favorite). The best tracks (all of them are good, very good, though) are Veracocha, ROOS, Galeria, Kaos, The Swimmer and Emergency. You'll feel like you're in a great club somewhere in Europe (IBIZA!!) dancing the nite away... From the second CD (Progressive Techno), my faves are Nudge and Shouter, DJ Barbero, Resonance, No Silence and Chris Daniels. As far as the other CD duo(with house/dance)goes, you'll love every track into Disco House (I'm still getting used to it). Even if you don't know all of the artists' names or if the titles don't sound familiar, I still recommend you get the set. Besides, the price is GREAT!!! My sister paid as twice as much in Spain and to tell you the truth, it's totally worth it!!! See it for yourself!

          5 out of 5 stars great CD lots of awesome Techno.......1999-08-07

          Has tons of great Techno music 4 CD's for cheep

          Mexican Music:

          1. Puros Corridos Mexicanos
          2. Que Bien
          3. Remixes
          4. Rompecabezas
          5. Sabroso!: Havana Hits
          6. Salsa Hits
          7. Sangre de Rey
          8. Si Nos Dejan
          9. Simplemente Exitos, Vol. 2
          10. Solar [Enhanced]

          Mexican Music

          mexican music

          Mexican Music

          More Oar: A Tribute to Alexander "Skip" Spence

          Somehow We Can

          Sufferin Mind

          Music: Colezo! Wada Hiroshi & Mahinas [Import]

          Horizontal [Import]

          Queen of the Night

          Songs Without Words [Box set]

          Mozart: Keyboard Concerto No. 17; Gonneville: Adonwe

          Skip Bifferty [Original recording remastered] [Import]

          Plays the Music of Meatloaf

          Sonny Rollins and the Contemporary Leaders [Import]

          Picante

          Reggaebachata 2003

          Javen

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