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yea, when i talked to mike about it he said that he'd be done with putting out footwork releases on mu after the boo album so think that's them done for now. that said, apparently when t-why posted a happy bday message to mike p on facebook recently mike commented that why's new album on booty...

they are good tho...

can's "tago mago" and "Soon Over Babaluma." want to put at the drive in's "relationship of command" in here too. dr dre's "2001" definitely.

yea burning spear "marcus garvey" also, for sure. plus culture's "two sevens clash" and "harder than the rest." and the gladiators "trenchtown mix up." obviously all the wu tang too. and boards of canada. and the most recent kuedo one.

slipknot. or tool's "lateralus." sizzla's "speak of jah." lots of greensleeves albums. king tubby, dr alimantado. the congos. syd barrett's "the madcap laughs." heavy meckle. os mutantes. razor x productions. vex'd. jefferson airplane. crass. quite excited for the new drake album...

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thanks buddy :D you'll be VERY pleased to hear that 'grind' is out soon on Japan's Booty Tune recs along with a whole heap of EQ Why's best (bassline, fake ass bitches, mindflux). didn't kinow that when i did the mix cos i've just been hoarding eq's bits for ages now, but yea, really good news...

yup yup yup - defintiely agree

HA! after me bitching about FACT not posting about all this stuff too. it's as if the writers read my mind (/thread? lol) http://www.factmag.com/2013/08/28/autonomic-jungle-footwork-and-slowfast-how-drum-n-bass-got-its-groove-back/4/

that kind of optimism's really inspiring isn't it though? i really like that part of the teklife philosophy a lot, that's part of the reason why their crew's been so succesful i think.... like - with any hardcore music scene it is really hard for outsiders to immitate it, but often the products...

yea that is pretty sick. so much energy when you get someone like scrufizzer going at that speed ennit.

yea, totally agree. lots of space for MCs in there - it is instrumental music largely after all! i'll see if i can up some audio of this old dnb MC spitting over this bad boy from from my show on pirate radio a few years back -...

ah now you're talking dude - yea fucking hate that all-in-a-blender anything goes EDM style easy consumption ableton DJd shit - totally agree with you there haha! but i think that's a big problem for all club musics atm (apart from maybe house?), not just footwork, surely? i am definitely not...

easy benny - all noted. obviously a lot of it is just a matter of taste, but going to have to agree to disagree on this, as i think a lot of the european stuff is still relevant now even if it is totally different to the hardcore of the footwork scene that obviously belongs in Chicago. i really...

don't really know where to start with that post firefly, but glad you're feeling the mix buddy... could not disagree more on the "dnb producers" thing though. it's only a handful of people doing it, so it really isn't very useful to put them all in the same bracket. om unit isn't even a dnb...

plus for all your soca needs this year (pretty much) ATENNNTTIIOOONNNNN!!!!!!

and obviously, the 1st UK dancehall artist to have succesfully charted in some time (at #14 or something too!). the MUCH more credible "genius" remix is probably the one too, i'm sure this'll be everywhere...though i do actually quite like the original, dubsteppy / euro / crossovery-ness aside.

SNM really. No beef on here plz, just tunes. Here are some big fat contemporary riddims to get you started. If I even hear 1 of these on Sunday and Monday I will die a happy man, but the great thing about Carnival is that I will most likely hear them all. 2 of the waviest days of...

on the previous point from the man like rubberdingyrapids - about rashad & spinn dominating things over here it's very true. they do seem to be the only people from Chicago written about in the UK press and touring in Europe, and it's not very representative of the bigger footwork movement right...

cheers buddy - new one from me up on the WBG mixcloud for a slovenian radio station about a month ago if you're interested. worldwide vibes again - lots of upfront Chicago / US bits, as well as some of the ravier european guys I'm repping....about 60% + unreleased tracks and dubs from the depths...