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dubway wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/documentari ... step.shtml

biggles

wheres the comments ppls?, its all bangers and mash,when it should be goulash....

how do you listen to it, when I click the link on the bbc page it asks me to download a .ram file, so I did but it didnt do anything?

Dubloke wrote:how do you listen to it, when I click the link on the bbc page it asks me to download a .ram file, so I did but it didnt do anything?

a ram is a real player file

hold tight. bbc must be updating the site. check back in a bit.

dubway wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/documentari ... step.shtml

I'm listening this at the moment. No problem playing it.

A good listen.............. Fuck knows what I did to piss off the BBC though

^^hah when did you do that ?

Plastician wrote:A good listen.............. Fuck knows what I did to piss off the BBC though

yeah, good point ... from what I gather you had good listening figures compared with the rest of the 'In new DJ's we trust' ...so I'm as confused as you.


I recorded about 15 of your shows !!! .. I should upload a big file of em all.

We left on very good terms but they have overlooked me for pretty much anything dubstep related ever since I left - strange considering I was their resident dubstep and grime DJ for 18 months.

I don't know if its a coincidence I wasn't involved in, mentioned in or even consulted for this doc, nor do i feature in the photo gallery thing on their web page.

Maybe I'm reading into it too much, its only cos its the BBC that I find it strange - if any independent company were to make a doc on the scene without mention i wouldn't be questioning at all.

Plastician wrote: I don't know if its a coincidence I wasn't involved in, mentioned in or even consulted for this doc, nor do i feature in the photo gallery thing on their web page.

Yeah that is weird. You'd think they'd want you to talk about the scene's links with grime etc.

Only caught the last 10 or so minutes...going to listen back in a bit. What I heard sounded interesting. A couple of comments by Pinch (about issues surrounding commercialisation) and Loefah (about people feeling they own part of the scene) particulary stood out.

Looking forward to giving it a proper sit-down, cup of tea listen in a bit...

Plastician wrote:A good listen.............. Fuck knows what I did to piss off the BBC though

its a par

I see Basslines too!

DJ Ill Kid 505 wrote:I see Basslines too!

u have B.S.P Bassline Sensory perception

Me and Darkside were on the way to pickup Ikonika and Optimum for radio and listened to this in the car for a while!!

Very well put together and I am glad the BBC are finally onto something like this. We didnt manage to hear the whole thing but from what we did hear it sounded brilliant.

Cant wait to hear the full thing when I am slightly less tired

why does so much good music come out of the UK underground?

Ashley wrote:Me and Darkside were on the way to pickup Ikonika and Optimum for radio and listened to this in the car for a while!!

You are so cool!

as a way to show the interest in this documentary, it's important that we show how many listeners are hitting the link.

please, no yousendit or mp3 links in this thread for another week or so. hit the bbc links for playback. thanks!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/documentari ... step.shtml