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Traffic Cone wrote:then again i suppose it would sound a bit dismissive if he just said "ah it's just bits of other people's tunes"

That's pretty much what I say when anyone tells me they like one of my tracks :)

There's nothing wrong with samples (I'm certainly no musician!) but I don't really think you can harp on like John Williams about string and stab patterns when you've literally taken 3 loops from house records and put a breakbeat over them

I love the way he talks about that track as if it's something he wrote Don't get me wrong it's a great track, but it's just a mash up of samples. No more original than anything on Question Mark or Naughty Naughty.

Test press competition closes at midnight tonight!

I think this one I posted about last week is a good contender! So bad I can't even tell what speed it's supposed to be, so ripped it at both 33 and 45:



Most things by Satin Storm too, but I know I'll get rinsed for saying that :)

I picked this up last week, well worth getting:

http://www.discogs.com/Bizzi-Getting-Bi ... se/1084327

The A side mix of "I'll Take You" on it is different from any of the versions on the full releases, it's much tougher. I'll try and rip it at some point.

Love the Ratty EP but it's yet again another victim of shit production/mastering, it's distorted to fuck.

** TEST PRESS COMPETITION! ** Pre-orders are now open for Jedi Recordings #8, and I'm giving away the last remaining test press. The full run is expected in February, so this is your chance to get a copy of the vinyl nearly 2 months earlier than anybody else, and own one of just six test presses! To...

Richruffcut wrote:Ordered ty. Get yourself a drink for time and effort

Many thanks mate :)

I can only guess that he sampled slower drum loops and sped them up, but unlike most breakbeats that sounds good pitched up, the house loops he used sound terrible. I think it must be 45 purely because of the vocal samples, but it sounds terrible.

Pre-orders are now open for my next vinyl release. It features two authentic 92 style old skool hardcore tracks, plus an exclusive hardcore breaks remix by Kniteforce Records legend Luna-C. The track listing is: A: Here It Comes (Luna-C Remix) B1: Here It Comes B2: Utopia You can hear preview clips ...

GrahamN wrote:P.S. Was someone drunk when they stuck the logo side labels on?!

I haven't noticed any off-centre ones, happy to swap it for another copy if you like mate?

He's a victim of the modern scene, these days it's all about press photos in Grandad caps and signing books or CDs rather than being a good DJ or playing good music. As others have said he's one of the very few never to sell out. Sadly this hasn't done him any favours, the last couple of times I've ...

I just picked up this obscure record from Discogs, no audio clips so it was a gamble: http://www.discogs.com/Ash-A-Tack-Mother-2-Lousey-Dance-To-The-Bass/master/406902 Now it's arrived, I honestly have no idea what speed it is supposed to be played at. It sounds stupid at both! Here's an MP3 clip of...

Beatgraphter_v_1.0 wrote:Got mine and Louise's copy yesterday big up for this Edd a great release man had the original on my wants and couldnt justify shelling out the £20+ for it so this is a total bargain!

nice one :) the only original copy up on Discogs now is £80, so don't miss this!