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www.htfr.co.uk Many sound clips on there. Do not under any circumstances buy from them though. He was uncredited on a lot of the releases cos they were just promos or white labels. He engineered a lot of big hits in the early boom period of UK Garage.

1995 "uk garage" was pretty much piss poor looped up or robbed US House and Gaage copies for the main part. He engineered stuff for Tuff Jam and some stuff from Dreem Team

Gavin Mills engineered some of the greatest "UK Garage" records ever made between 1995 and 2001

Accountants

SLK were on the show this week, the spitting was big. Check it out on the stream at about 1 hour in.

As I said in the interview I did with Dizzee; Grime is to the UK as Hip Hop is to America and Dancehall is to Jamaica. They are all superficially similar but distinctly different.

There are no bad dj's, only bad promoters who book them.

Only a few MCs can do the whole introspective thing. I quite like Dog-z's stuff of that vein. I don't know if it is cos I know him, but Wiley's stuiff like that is really moving.

Wiley can't afford to put out a compilation of his material which would be widely available. And don't mention Pow, that was one of the biggest fuck ups ever. Putting it out christmas weekend.... jesus.

Raves being held several times a month attracting several thousand people at £20 a head and thriving vinyl sales lends itself to having people within the industry who can afford to fund such projects themselves. Note 2 things which are not existent in Grime.

Chris Moyles laughing at a record is the only seal of approval I care about from radio 1. If it isn't one of his close showbiz pals on vocals, pretty much everything gets laughed at or mocked. Shake A Leg was a hit record on pirate radio before any majors were involved. The underground loved...

3 points.... The *real* story behind the Kray Twins single is quite obvious if you have followed the grime scene for over a year. And Jr Gong's track Welcome To Jamrock was a massive single before he was sold to the world as the son of Bob. Admittedly the album is being marketed heavily as...

Run The Roads 2 may have failed to live up to expectations, but to say that Grime's bubble had burst and it could not be successful as Roll Deep just got a number 11 position with what was essentially a warm up single was nonsense. As someone else pointed out, the review was less an actual...

That's the most asinine, poorly-considered review I've read in ages. The first paragraph was mind boggling.

Dizzee hadn't been on westwood in about 8 months when I did that show. And Westwood got him spitting on a grime beat. I'm waiting for the day someone says "I can get that on Logan Sama"

For those not able to watch Channel U for hours at a time waiting.... http://logansama.blogspot.com/2005/09/its-murkle.html

No, as I don't take Acid.

What I saw was no different to every set I have ever seen in my life with more than 10 people on the mic. It was a bit of pushing, not even shoving. They didn't throw anyone off any stages, the stage space is like 5 metres by 2 metres and 25 people were standing on it. when the crowd moves...

Thanks A not all together accurate account of the night

Anyone care to transcribe that paragraph?