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[defoxster]

A little story & picture from 06... looks like most of the bigs names there (including Burial Haha)

http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php ... &Itemid=26

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[spiderman]

legnedary shot.

[mr lager]

(including Burial Haha)

Yes but can you spot his binoculars and his walking stick?

[jonnyrebel]

lol hatcha lookin well bored

[fixation]

great picture, the old FWD> picture (link on that page) is good too, and bit of FWD history too

[|nipsy|]

big pic

[SickMan D]

great picture, the old FWD> picture (link on that page) is good too, and bit of FWD history too

Sublow sound starts right there..

Now imagine Hype starts makin beats at 138 again...?

[dubloke]

Sublow sound starts right there..

Now imagine Hype starts makin beats at 138 again...?

where can I hear the old ones?

[SickMan D]

Sublow sound starts right there..

Now imagine Hype starts makin beats at 138 again...?

where can I hear the old ones?

To be fair I only know of a couple of remix's he did on the Bingo Beats Vol 2 mix CD and a Pure Garage CD not sure if any actually got pressed...

[blackdown]

there was a point (2000-2002) where hype and zinc were caning the breakbeat garage tracks.

highlights (off the top of my head), include

Zinc "138 Trek"
DJ Hype "Pussy remix"
Pharoah Monch ft Mos Def "Oh No (Hype remix)"
Zinc "Hello" (Bingo)
Zinc "Go DJ" (Bingo)
Wookie "Back Up Back Up Back Up (DJ Zinc Remix)"

a lot of the others of these tracks got a bit stale and didnt stand the test of time mostly because there were just so many tracks by these two like this out there, and they were often pretty similar, but there's no doubting that at their peak, tracks like "138 Trek" and "Hello" were the biggest tracks in garage...