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Ed Rush's 'Technology', Boymerang on the remix. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"...

Trees are here. I watched the Peter Green doc on BBC4 too. The End of the Game is really good, and as druggy as you'd imagine it to be.

Yes, Liberty must be over a year old now.

Yeah, I love Speedball 2 too. Wasn't that one of the tracks from the album that he scrapped because it was too dark and hard sounding?

That's bloody wicked!

Again, so awful. I hope he pulls through soon.

Great interview, thanks for the link. Are there any audio/video interviews with Ed Burns? I'm about to start the penultimate episode of the series...

T.D remix of Skepta's 'DTI' was huge. There was an INCREDIBLE track from a NASTY crew set sometime in '03 - I only ever heard it the one time. I'll trawl through all the sets and post a clip of the track within the next few days.

Bwoy, feeling the mix. That your tune at the end?

Mak10 posted a link on facebook to his Rinse set from the other day. MAK 10 & MC SHANTY @ RINSE FM 22/4/09 http://www.zshare.net/download/59075152f332f62e/

Absolutely love it!

Beat is ok. So-Solid 2001 era MCing can stay in 2001.

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'Ricochet' is amazing, been wondering who did that for a while. Thanks for the info.

Target did work experience at Moving Shadow. I didn't know that. http://www.skysports.com/socceram/story/0,21644,13871_5017888,00.html

DJ MAK 10 - Thursday 16th April 2009 - midnight till 2am - www.vulive.co.uk / DejaVu 92.4fm A slightly more sombre, serious set from Mak 10 this time, perhaps a result of all the discussion lately. I guess the prevalence of all the MC singalong tracks is an inevitable consequence of funky's...

Ooh, I've just seen you reply, but now the link has expired. Do you think you could re-up?

Well, I don't see how it can be the antithesis. Hardstep was Grooverider's thing, as he was "the hardstep provider, the great Grooverider". He presented the Jungle-Hardstep show. I didn't hear any of the other DJs of the time using that term. Whereas Hype's sets had a more bouncy, jump up feel...

Well done that man!

I first heard the term on Grooverider's KissFM show in 94, where he literally declared that... "This is hardstep"