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There's two mixes. Both different. I've played them on ym show. I'll play one of them again this week for you to check out.

Plasticman's mix of Axel F is dutty

Exaggeration and extrapolation of a comment to the point of ridicule is the easiest retort to conjur up. Public Enemy and NWA were charicatures of themselves. If you find that point to be beyond your comprehension then fair enough. My first point in this topic is that Kano and Roll Deep's...

Of course Public Enemy were a gimmick act. Just as NWA were a gimmick act. Just because they didn't believe they were one, doesn't mean they weren't marketed as or considered one by the label which released their material. And on a seperate note, Grime is a sound which is quite limited within...

You must remember that the average young MC is writing mythical bars about his strap and shank and how he runs his manor aged 16. And then he gets on pirate radio and is going back to back with a dozen other mcs all saying the same thing. And there are a dozen pirate stations. So it ends up...

Mind if you tell me who you saw say that?

And the 2 most "successful" tracks from Boy In Da Corner were both pretty generic Hip Hop beats.

Public Enemy were a gimmick act signed up by an established label which dealt exclusively with Hip Hop. There are no Grime labels. The Roll Deep and Kano albums, if we are going to use Hip Hop parallels are akin to Sugar Hill Gang and Grandmaster Flash. So wait a few years before you can shift...

Grime can be moved into an album format but you need a handful of tracks with a far less abrasive sound and therefore a more widespread appeal. It is a softly softly process.

The side with 2 instrumentals are both by wiley. Murkle Man instrumental and a tune called Tunnel Vision. The other side is produced by Lewi White and vocalled by Ruff Sqwad and guests.

Wiley didn't make "Jam Pie"

It came out on Dice recordings on a double pack of remixes. I think their website is up again soon. I forget the address.

Make the trip up to Swindon and go to Sidewinder www.clubsidewinder.com

No, it's a spin off from Garage and Jungle, with parts of Dancehall and Hip Hop.

I'll check the emails when I go to Kiss tomorrow. Any feedback on the shows.....

*Looks for tumble weed emoticon*

Most of those are acapella splices, but interesting to hear nonetheless

Anyone who wants a free cd please email me your details.... this includes international members! logan.sama@kiss100.com Please don't fileshare the cd.

The link is still valid but this week's show has been uploaded. Playlist is on the Kiss website. Any feedback appreciated. Any music can be sent to me at: Logan Sama c/o Kiss 100 Mappin House 4 Winsley St London W1W 8HF UK

http://promo.kissclients.com/kissplayer/a_logansama.shtml