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few more spots... just plowing around Detroit and Chicago (etc)... here's an early one from 430 West... this song is soaking in the same amazing sappiness as Sunlight in My Eyes by Mood II Swing... that vocal and the almost Reese-y bass... early garage bit from Brett Dancer... this guy, and...

i found the Chez-N Trent track i'll stand by. as it turns, out it's the first 12 on presciption. not sure how i missed it.

ha, no worries friend. i'm not the boss here. that Basil Hardhouse song is great PS. all the Nu Groove stuff is new to me.

hey thanks much for that. thanks everyone for humouring me. judging by what is getting unearthed, it almost seems like what i'm describing couldn't be termed "classic"... more like 'middle-period' or something. for me, here and elsewhere, i am pretty interested in some kind of unholy alliance...

i'm trying to dig more in earnest now, for mostly Chicago/Detroit/NYC stuff from the mid 90s... been trawling through a few releases from Dana Kelley/Callisto... this one particular EP has a couple of nice tracks on it... the paradigm EP is also quite nice. I have definitely been trying to...

didn't know where else to put this so here it is: appreciation for Walt and Dave. This track had me thinking of the haunting hardcore thread... of course its later an' so on... but. Good things. And since i'm still digging, here's a nice deep house bit from Walt, a bit later:

all this stuff is totally new to me. thanks for all the gems. too many exciting ones to even begin really, but the satin storm tune and the dream 2 science bit were both pretty great.

been diggin' about lately. my favourite find for today was this Paul Johnson wan'.... another big one recently has been GU's Trancing (Get On Down) ... no youtube action for that one as far as i can tell... anyone else have any Glenn Underground recommendations?

been off for a while. listening to the T Williams mix on FACT, which is pretty great all'round. but em somebody tell me about M-Beat, holy jeez.

nowhere else to post about being excited about this today. was listening to this Simon "Bassline" Smith mix http://goldenerajungle.com/php-files/viewpage.php?page_id=1482 getting towards the end there's 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse – We Are The Future into DJ Gwange – Vinyl Paradise... just...

guess this is as good a place as any to ask the following... i've been listening to a lot of James Stinson/Drexciya lately, and a fair bit of Detroit stuff in general... getting more curious about Underground Resistance at the moment... and i am wondering if anyone knows if there are some good...

maybe this finally got properly released or s'thing? a few streaming versions floating around the interwebs now... hope mr. Banton doesn't totally abandon the syrupy R&B moving forward...

this discussion is happening within the context of a recent London, things to remember: ASBO is a little over 10 years old CCTV per person in London is off the chain Grime raves were criminalized to a degree (was having trouble finding the specifics of all that the police did to stifle them on...

that track is really great, but there is a lot of garbage in the middle of that mix too... so much oscillator synth electro house business... the dutch thing? still not a fan, several months later. i can see how it blends well with Ill Blu productions, and some of theirs do right by it but...

think this one has popped up on Smoove Kriminal's show at least a few times. Seany B feat. Sophia - Losing Control i'm into it.

okay... time for another id request from the middle of a mix... i'm full of those: Woebot's Brick Door mix... apparently several years old? thanks to folks who keep this one available... http://www.mediafire.com/?cjqjkqy9qkwr4e0 (that's from here...

http://archive.subfm.com/Bruk_Radio_09_Sep_2010_Sub_FM.mp3 somebunny wanna help me spot this? it's the first track in the set... i hear him say it's a remix of "dozee" by "AV" or "AB"...? my guessing at how to typify his spoken id have proved fruitless so far. bloody langue parole gap indeed...

i can't really be prescriptive, because my hold of what's going on is incredibly tenuous right now; but it seems to me that, at least on this side of the nuum's present doings (if you still accept...) now is a time for that more refined side of the sound to shine a bit. i'm thinking of things...

it's several months old now... but did people catch Elgato's mix for LWE? http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/podcast/lwe-podcast-70-elgato/ the revelation for me was DJ Disciple's Keep On Movin (Laid Back and Funky Mix)

fell off for a bit there... was just checking an Addison set from the Boiler Room... the track at around the 17 minute mark that sounds like Burial post-Todd vocals run through the Addison sound... that is an Addison Groove track right? is it making the rounds?