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Drum & Bass Megathread Part II v. What's an Amen Break?
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Spliff Politics
Bluelighter
How could we let this thread tumble down to page 2?!
Enduser - Happy Days
Noisia - The Tide Apparently, took 6 months to make - incredible!
KJ Sawka feat. Christa Wells - New Life (Technical itch remix)
Technical Itch vs The Panacea - Semisation 2013
EDIT - Sorry hadn't realised that i had already posted the bottom two tracks. Blame the MXE! I think they deserve a double mention none the less
Enduser - Happy Days
Noisia - The Tide Apparently, took 6 months to make - incredible!
KJ Sawka feat. Christa Wells - New Life (Technical itch remix)
Technical Itch vs The Panacea - Semisation 2013
EDIT - Sorry hadn't realised that i had already posted the bottom two tracks. Blame the MXE! I think they deserve a double mention none the less
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Spliff Politics
Bluelighter
Wicked track! Always a pleasure to see you post in here my good man - gotta try & keep this thread alive :D
Seba - Painted Skies (Greenleaf remix)
Double O - I Can't Sleep
Faul - Watchin' The Darkness
Source Direct - Call & Response
Nothing better for breakfast than a bum-drop of MXE and some funky drums - can't wait for brunch
Seba - Painted Skies (Greenleaf remix)
Double O - I Can't Sleep
Faul - Watchin' The Darkness
Source Direct - Call & Response
Nothing better for breakfast than a bum-drop of MXE and some funky drums - can't wait for brunch
Spliff Politics
Bluelighter
Such a shame they didn't include this radio station on the new GTA 
Used to love cruising around in a Banshee with this coming out of the TV
Used to love cruising around in a Banshee with this coming out of the TV
Spliff Politics
Bluelighter
mmmmm yes Bodda - you know of the lovely combination of dissociatives and heavenly amen breaks
word! don't look now, but you have 808 posts :D
ooh! i haven't heard this one! I didn't think it could get better than the Zyblot remix, but this one is pretty tops :D
i don't have anything fresh to post now, so here's some intermission music %)
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Spliff Politics
Bluelighter
Woah nice tune - very soothing. Quite similar to this easy listening jam; Parhelia - Southern Cross
Scape - Elements
Big History - Every Bone (Greenleaf remix)
Yeah Greenleaf is the man!
Scape - Elements
Big History - Every Bone (Greenleaf remix)
Yeah Greenleaf is the man!
Seyer
Bluelight Crew
HB Pencil
Bluelighter
HB Pencil
Bluelighter
Changed my mind, this is a beast
this too
this too
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fiendwithoutaface
Bluelighter
what ive been up to lately, in this mix you'll find a little bit of deeper dubstep, followed by a full spectrum of DNB. check it out ! and dont forget to grab your free DL https://soundcloud.com/davey-berkowitz/liquid-lunch-bedtime-munch
JoeTheStoner
Bluelighter
junglejuice
Bluelight Crew
Absolutely essential
[video=youtube_share;MycmIAERZuE]http://youtu.be/MycmIAERZuE[/video]
:D
[video=youtube_share;MycmIAERZuE]http://youtu.be/MycmIAERZuE[/video]
:D
JoeTheStoner
Bluelighter
^ feelin that terminus clip, heavy.
that john b... essential indeed. up for nights, tweaking, bumpin that back in the day.
recently discovered Lee Bannon, i know he produces hip hop, but his latest album on ninja tune is some sweet throwback jungle vibes.
that john b... essential indeed. up for nights, tweaking, bumpin that back in the day.
recently discovered Lee Bannon, i know he produces hip hop, but his latest album on ninja tune is some sweet throwback jungle vibes.
.:Holy::Toast:.
Bluelighter
This track though, seriously
brimz
Bluelighter
Jungle
DnB is not a genre it is called Jungle n it was came from the uk rave scene n KOOL Fm are the the biggest thing in Jungle .
All u heard of Marky ? He got his break on KOOL.
koollondon.com
KOOL-FM
Kool FM
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For the radio station in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, see KOOL-FM.
Broadcast area London, Worldwide
Slogan Kool with a K
First air date 1991
Format Jungle, Drum n Bass, Old Skool
Website koollondon.com
Kool FM is a London pirate radio station that also broadcasts as an internet radio station, started on 28 November 1991.[1][2]
Contents [hide]
1 History
2 Internet
3 Notes
4 External links
History[edit]
Kool FM has stated that it has been "the very first pirate station ever to play Hardcore Jungle".[1] Simon Reynolds called it "London's ruling pirate station" in an account of the beginnings of jungle music in the early to mid 1990s.[3] Similarly, Billboard magazine referred to Kool FM as "leading jungle station" in a 1995 report about the genre.[2]
In January 1996, Kool FM Midlands started broadcasting to the Midlands on 105.6 FM, based in Birmingham; by then dedicated to drum'n'bass.[1]
In the same year, Kool FM featured in a BBC documentary about pirate radio.[4]
In 1998, U.S. magazine Vibe compared it favorably to Kiss FM (a former London pirate radio station which had become legal): "Meanwhile, U.K. pirates like Kool FM and Hard FM continue to broadcast even better music without interference from authorities."[5]
A 2002 article in the Evening Standard reported that Kool FM was making profits from advertising and organizing raves.[6]
In 2005, a Kool FM transmitter broadcasting from Wapping (in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets) was seized in an Ofcom operation against London pirate stations.[7]
In 2007, Kool FM was featured on a BBC London News report about pirate radio station interference to the emergency services and their use of the airwaves.[8]
Kool FM was still operating illegally in February 2008, broadcasting on 94.6 FM from Tower Hamlets, when three of its phone lines were disconnected during a series of raids led by Ofcom.[9][10]
The station celebrated its 21st birthday in 2012 and now broadcasts 24 hours a day, 90 percent of which is live[11]
The station has won "Best Radio/Internet Station" at the Drum n Bass Awards numerous times, most recently in 2012. ( 13th time )[12]
Internet[edit]
From August 2010, Kool FM was rebranded and now operates as an internet radio station, Kool London, providing a live audio stream of radio shows on its relaunched website.[13] The site appears to be under active development with new features being implemented. Kool FM have also launched the Kool Archives, a Mediafire account that is regularly updated with recordings of the live shows and has recordings that span from 1992 to the present day.[14]
In June 2013, Kool London broadcast live for eight hours a day from the Royal Academy of Arts as part of the RA Schools Show, forming part of a graduate's final year project.[15][16]
Notes[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b c h i s t o r y on the home page of Kool FM Midlands (archived by the Internet Archive on 25 December 2001)
^ Jump up to: a b Kwaku: Pirate UK Radio Propels Rising Soulful Jungle Style. Billboard, July 29, 1995 p.39
Jump up ^ Simon Reynolds: Energy Flash. Picador 2008, ISBN 978-0-330-45420-9, p.245.[video=youtube_share;nnZpNuesRWo]http://youtu.be/nnZpNuesRWo[/video]
DnB is not a genre it is called Jungle n it was came from the uk rave scene n KOOL Fm are the the biggest thing in Jungle .
All u heard of Marky ? He got his break on KOOL.
koollondon.com
KOOL-FM
Kool FM
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For the radio station in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, see KOOL-FM.
Broadcast area London, Worldwide
Slogan Kool with a K
First air date 1991
Format Jungle, Drum n Bass, Old Skool
Website koollondon.com
Kool FM is a London pirate radio station that also broadcasts as an internet radio station, started on 28 November 1991.[1][2]
Contents [hide]
1 History
2 Internet
3 Notes
4 External links
History[edit]
Kool FM has stated that it has been "the very first pirate station ever to play Hardcore Jungle".[1] Simon Reynolds called it "London's ruling pirate station" in an account of the beginnings of jungle music in the early to mid 1990s.[3] Similarly, Billboard magazine referred to Kool FM as "leading jungle station" in a 1995 report about the genre.[2]
In January 1996, Kool FM Midlands started broadcasting to the Midlands on 105.6 FM, based in Birmingham; by then dedicated to drum'n'bass.[1]
In the same year, Kool FM featured in a BBC documentary about pirate radio.[4]
In 1998, U.S. magazine Vibe compared it favorably to Kiss FM (a former London pirate radio station which had become legal): "Meanwhile, U.K. pirates like Kool FM and Hard FM continue to broadcast even better music without interference from authorities."[5]
A 2002 article in the Evening Standard reported that Kool FM was making profits from advertising and organizing raves.[6]
In 2005, a Kool FM transmitter broadcasting from Wapping (in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets) was seized in an Ofcom operation against London pirate stations.[7]
In 2007, Kool FM was featured on a BBC London News report about pirate radio station interference to the emergency services and their use of the airwaves.[8]
Kool FM was still operating illegally in February 2008, broadcasting on 94.6 FM from Tower Hamlets, when three of its phone lines were disconnected during a series of raids led by Ofcom.[9][10]
The station celebrated its 21st birthday in 2012 and now broadcasts 24 hours a day, 90 percent of which is live[11]
The station has won "Best Radio/Internet Station" at the Drum n Bass Awards numerous times, most recently in 2012. ( 13th time )[12]
Internet[edit]
From August 2010, Kool FM was rebranded and now operates as an internet radio station, Kool London, providing a live audio stream of radio shows on its relaunched website.[13] The site appears to be under active development with new features being implemented. Kool FM have also launched the Kool Archives, a Mediafire account that is regularly updated with recordings of the live shows and has recordings that span from 1992 to the present day.[14]
In June 2013, Kool London broadcast live for eight hours a day from the Royal Academy of Arts as part of the RA Schools Show, forming part of a graduate's final year project.[15][16]
Notes[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b c h i s t o r y on the home page of Kool FM Midlands (archived by the Internet Archive on 25 December 2001)
^ Jump up to: a b Kwaku: Pirate UK Radio Propels Rising Soulful Jungle Style. Billboard, July 29, 1995 p.39
Jump up ^ Simon Reynolds: Energy Flash. Picador 2008, ISBN 978-0-330-45420-9, p.245.[video=youtube_share;nnZpNuesRWo]http://youtu.be/nnZpNuesRWo[/video]
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