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totally agree with your sentiment. Always amazes me, I mean this guy was just as authentic a 'London' sound as
those other dons.

Another name that gets overlooked is Ray Hurley. Another dude who chipped up some rapid tunes from the day.


Good stuff!

yeah it's weird. you'd think he'd be really popular with all the hardcore continuum theorists considering his very obvious jungle influences marking the transition nice and clearly

i'm not too good on my garage history but it's not as if he was some weird unconnected producer either because he had that remix on zed bias' suburban lick thing. that's probably unknowingly the first thing i heard of his actually and took me ages to connect the dots and find out that he was the same person as dj south central

Yeah, selective 'amnesia' mate, the hipsters and tastemakers like to try and demonstrate their
all powerful knowledge.
Half of them probably weren't even there in the scene when it was first around. Know it all's like Simon Reynolds.
I like to redress some of the balance when the opportunity arises.

Millrain and guys like Sovereign and T.J Cases, Ray Hurley and the like are the ones that influenced me.
And strangely the one's you'd be hearing at the raves and on the pirates. In and around the South London sphere,
from Brixton out to Wandsworth.

Mike Millrain is now following me on twitter. My day has been made. lol

http://twitter.com/millrain

anyone know a tune that has a man saying "where you gonna take me" and then a woman says "gonna take you there"??

i know it but can't place it. i'll have a think

only just now found out that this tune is produced by el-b. been wondering for ages why a completely unknown producer sounding so fucking good haha

Found triplets at my girlfriends house and picked up walk on by for £3 in the notting hill trade shops a couple of days ago. Need to look for some Mike Millrain, glad you posted him for us.

badger wrote:i know it but can't place it. i'll have a think

only just now found out that this tune is produced by el-b. been wondering for ages why a completely unknown producer sounding so fucking good haha

can cut some audio out a mix if audio would help?

yeah if you want. might job me a bit

http://www.sendspace.com/file/2shwy9
cut the tune that was before it as well because I wouldnt mind knowing that one as well

i remember those dr disk mixes! need to dig them out on my old computer

tune 1 is sexy boy by j da flex http://www.discogs.com/J-Da-Flex-Sexy-B ... ase/384829

not sure on the other one but i'd say it was definitely ghost affiliated as well, and sounds like el-b to me

edit: found it http://www.discogs.com/El-B-El-Breaks-V ... ase/250631

badger wrote:i remember those dr disk mixes! need to dig them out on my old computer

tune 1 is sexy boy by j da flex http://www.discogs.com/J-Da-Flex-Sexy-B ... ase/384829

not sure on the other one but i'd say it was definitely ghost affiliated as well, and sounds like el-b to me

edit: found it http://www.discogs.com/El-B-El-Breaks-V ... ase/250631

thank you sir, with your fountain of knowledge

haha you're welcome. glad to let it's contents overflow and impart you with some watery wisdom

This is deffo a damn good thread!

i keep trying to post links and nothings on fucking youtube

badger wrote:i keep trying to post links and nothings on fucking youtube

massive! reminds me of that steve gurley spirit of the sun remix

just saw this in the related, da da daa de da da da daaa

i love that tune so much

that's in one of the mixes i've got planned that i need to get off my arse and finish. got two with complete tracklists and haven't finished recording of either of them

got a feeling i may have already posted this but i'm not sure