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This guy's channel is excellent https://www.youtube.com/user/Ian64003 playlists include UK Bass History Underground Garage UK Bass History Broken Beat UK Bass History Hardcore and so on Lots of the lesser known gems

Iraq - Still, In Fact, Going On

LOTS of music house dubplates http://soundcloud.com/dubplates-vinyls

"dope smoking dad"

right, well nothing is really beyond the bounds these days is it

New CDJ is free but walled gardened Would be handy if you wanted one to compliment the decks (for free) but surely half the reason for going digital is playing unreleased stuff

it's actually the first tune one of ye must know it

mouthwatering stuff from United Vibes http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=273738&sid=db27564a8bb491e9db77c0e14f4f6309 Slide bros- “2 step lover” Chris Mack- “Plenty More” Chris Mack- “Alright” Chris Mack – Good Thing Chris Mack – Get it (Come) Chris Mack- “Jus Remember” Abstrac -...

Brazilian protests breaking down stereotypes

https://soundcloud.com/supersunday/undertone-vs-ice-cream

Channel One played this last night "I really wanna know. Why I'm feeling so" "When I wake up in the morning. Jah jah is the king of this earth" Probably obvious?

The DMZ tunes "belong to a moment in time" or something like that. I've always been miffed about Tempa not repressing the Horsepower LPs. Of all the labels they've never had any worries about being seen as a business and the window to make money has been there several times over. Always thought...

Long shot Anyone have a copy of Chris Mack's Ka-boom EP they are willing to part with? Dropped mine at the weekend :eek: and the internet seems a barren place.

Drummer with Reprazent used to be good as far as live dnb is ever a good idea

watching one of them playing just a snare drum for four minutes was a bit daft though.

No it was just watching the boilerroom during the week. And this isn't really meant as criticism either but it struck me as managed in some way (which is fair enough for an LP launch live set I suppose) and their label is run by a former Polydor A&R. Definitely a craft in their tunes above the...

That one with EL-B's woodblock. Nightingale, just need to shave a bit of the cheese off it. Might burn a copy of this for the Niece.

this and the '100%' Skream on that mix are quality. Amazing (not really :)) how disco just keeps coming back and not plundering salsoul loops for a change. Charts are a bit like the late nineties again with dance domination that endures either side of the summer.

Is it just them behind the tunes?