Name: Doc Scott - Black [Unreleased Clip] by Deep Inside The Oldskool
Duration: 5 min 38 s
Description: Clip from Randall - Kiss 100 FM - 18th March 1998

Sun rise

The Panish

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Taken from 'The Nightmares EP' - avaialble to buy on 12" at:
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Probably an unreleased Mad Ragga Jon tune. Anyone confirm?

Tune ID - LTJ Bukem - Quest 'Dig The New Breed' - 12.03.1994

Clip from Randall - Kiss 100 FM - 18th March 1998

Doc Scott - Black [Unreleased Clip]

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Sam continues –“By the time I was 17 I was really keen to get into a proper studio but back then it wasn’t easy to make music like it is today where practically anyone could access a DAW; and this was pre- internet so definitely no YouTube tutorials on how to chop an amen! These were the days of analogue studios and they weren’t cheap to rent. I was at Orpington College in Kent studying for A levels and a fellow student Ian, DJ Kingsize who was a DJ on Defection FM at the time, told me about a studio he had used for a demo track in Mottingham (also in South East London), run by a guy called Martin. He was in his 50’s and a chain-smoking Yorkshireman who liked his pints. He knew nothing about jungle but he charged a reasonable fee for a day’s session, about £100, and was a nice bloke and mostly a patient engineer when being asked to try all kinds of mad edits! He had a fairly basic set up with a Roland JV1080, a Mackie 24 channel desk, an Akai S1000 that was upgraded, so had about a minutes sample time, an Atari ST running the same cracked copy of Cubase everyone seemed to have and a few sample CDs. So when it came to my 18th Birthday and my parents asked me what I wanted, I asked for a day’s studio session”. His parents kindly agreed to his request, as they could see how much enthusiasm their son had for music, and a day’s studio hire was secured.

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Doc Scott - Black [Unreleased Clip]

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