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It's got a vocal / instumental version of both songs on it. Catalogue number BD105 for those that are interested in that type of thing...

5'0 / 50' backed with the awesome 'Bow E3 Riddim' is out now on Big Dadda limited promos.

I thought more of that wasteman NME fave Credit to the Nation....I don't think it's terrible at all but it is very disappointing when you think this is the man (boy even...!) who gave us 'Boy in the Corner' just four years ago...then again that had 'Fix Up, Look Sharp' (which was OK but didn't...

Grime tunes not on vinyl My main point is that by not putting out on vinyl what are potentially some of the biggest tunes on the scene it minimises their general impact. I think that the vinyl output of a scene like Grime can help influence people’s perception of how healthy that scene is as...

He released a 12 with Danny Weed at the beginning of last year called 'Coke Drive': decent tune.

Oh gosh! And how did I forget to include Wiley's 'Crash Bandicoot' (from Tunnel Vision 1)? Man, that really needs to be pressed up on vinyl.

Grime not on vinyl One of the problems with the pre-eminence of mixtapes over vinyl now in Grime is that there have been a number of wicked recent tracks that haven't been released on vinyl which I think is a shame as it might reduce the impact that they have. Some examples: 'Old School' /...

Thanks for that Logan; the tune on the E.P. that caught me was Trigz ' Showcase' though - now that's one to send for a dubstepper with...awesome riddim!

Artcore was a term used by some of the music press to describe the more melodical jungle tunes by artists like Omni Trio, Foul Play, Nookie etc back in 94 - 95. I think there was a compilation called 'Artcore React'but other than that I only ever heard journalists use the term. I always thought...

Actually I always felt Terror Danjah's tunes were some of the few pure grime tunes with good production standards ('So Sure' with Sadie & Kano was an exception to that rule though).

Now that would be an interesting project; imagine tunes like Tingz in Bootz / Ice Rink / Anger Management / re-engineered & re-mastered; how much would they lose and gain in the process?

Vinyl release of the year so far...pure intimidation...who wouldn't be murked by that one?

I used to think Dizzee Rascal was way out there on his own as a grime MC; what's interesting when listening to the Pay As You Go track included on Tunnel Vision 1 is just how much better his delivery and the structure of his verse are than everyone else's, including Wiley's. In the last couple...

Agreed. If Wiley released the best tracks on 2nd Phaze, Tunnel Visions 1 & 2 on one disc we'd be talking about one of the best grime albums ever (it'd be up there with Boy In The Corner and Treading On Thin Ice). I think the impact of the tracks has been diluted by being spread out over so many...

That's annoying but I was down in Lewisham about a month ago and I'm sure I actually saw white label copies on the wall behind the counter...if you can get down there...

Without getting into a debate, if you agree that the year zeros for grime are 2001/2 (If I remember right More Fire's 'Oi!', Dizzee Rascal's 'I Luv U', Wiley's 'Eskimo' and Musical Mob's 'Pulse X' were all made in these years) then it's only 4 or 5 years old but in that time there have been...

Interesting thread. What do you think of E-40's 'White Gurl'? Be careful what you write though; I'm a one hundred and sixty year old homeless chinese man who lived through the second Opium War, so my opinion will trump any of yours...

2006 Grime I think there's a more general thread going for people's faves of the year but I'm interested in spefically people's Grime faves this year. Here's mine in the hope of kicking it off: On sale Vinyl (no particular order): 'Creep' Shotz 'Music Money' Rossi B. & Luca feat. Gully Crew...

If you're looking for Grime (they also sell dubstep, funky House etc) then http://www.independance-records.co.uk/ug.htm is easily the best online store as it has good sound clips for all stock. You can't beat actually going to Lewisham though, if you can get down there, as one of the best fish...

'Messed Up' with DJ Vader. It came out around the beginning of the year. I thought it was quite good actually. The funny thing with Crazy Titch, is that for all his reputation of aggressiveness, his lyrics were usually comical and not so much concerned with violence. His biggest tune was...