Name: Jerome Hill 'The Roots Of Rave Show' on Kool London every wednesday by JeromeHill
Duration: 1 h 46 min 1 s
Description: My show from Wednesday 27th April 2016 on Kool FM / Kool London. Tune in every wednesday 11am - 1pm (Uk time)

Forgot about about this song lol .....thanks great mix

jerome, are there any download links for your shows? i would love to listen to the yellow machines show at work, but there is no interweb signal strong enough in the area where i work.

Another one we dug up, from back in the days when Hardcore morphed into Jungle. From glorious vinyl.

DJ TLR - Exit the Light.. 90's Jungle Techno Mixtape

All vinyl, No kitchen sync, Tracklist coming soon ! Feel free to spot em - Please share around the interweb and all comments welcomed !! - Lock into my radio show every wednesday, 11.00-13.00 GMT on Kool FM - www.KoolLondon.com : Happy Christmas :-)

Made you dance - 1992 Old Skool Hardcore Mosh-Up

Interview conducted in December 2013, Edited down from nearly 2 hours and broadcast on The Roots Of Rave Show on www.KoolLondon.com Wednesday 26th March 2014. 
The Blapps posse were a massive influence on me and many others and i constantly play their music on my weekly shows and out at parties and raves.. Not everyone is aware of their outstanding contribution to the scene, beginning in 1988 and still current now.. I speak to Aston 'Hastey' Harvey and 'Jazzy' Jason Carter who were both core members and also have shit loads of wicked music under other names... Epitome Of Hype, Dynamic Guvnors, The Freestylers, London Funk Allstars, Mad Doctor X, DJ Rap & Aston, Outrage and more..
- Please share around, enjoy and exclaim  "oh.. That was by them too!!! I never realised"  :)


Download here: http://koollondon.varsitycloud.co/item/6b9c4f45380c4e56bd7c469f5f7fad95
Tracklist:

1. The London Funk Allstars - Today London, Tomorrow The World
2. Jazzy Jason presents The Mixtress  - Bandwagon To Skaville
3. BreakFreak Inc - Just A Break Freak
4. Jazzy Jason presents The Mixtress  - People Of The Universe
5. The Dynamic Guv'nors present Jazzy Jason - M.U.S.I.C.
6. The Blapps Posse - Don't Hold Back (The Remix)
7. The Dynamic Guv'nors - These Guys Are Doper Than Dope
8. Epitome Of Hype - Ladies With An Attitude (Remix)
9. The Blapps Posse - Do What You Want To 
10. The Fat Back Band - Wicky Wacky
11. The Blapps Posse - Do What You Want To ___________________________________________
Interview Music Bed:
12. The Blapps Posse - Bus It (The Final Message)
13. The Blapps Posse - Don't Hold Back (Instrumental)
14. The Blapps Posse - Don't Hold Back
15. BreakFreak Inc - Just A Break Freak
16. The Dynamic Guv'nors - Acid Jackson (Let's Go)
17. The Blapps Posse - Bus It (It's Time To Get Busy)
18. The Blapps Posse - Do What You Want To 
19. Epitome Of Hype - Ladies With An Attitude
20. Outrage - Too Much (Energy)
21. The London Funk Allstars - Junkie's Bad Trip
22. The London Funk Allstars - Today London, Tomorrow The World
23. DJ Rap & Aston - Vertigo
24. Engineers Without Fears - Spiritual Aura
25. The Freestylers - Breaker Beats (Part 2)
26. The Freestylers - B Boy Stance
27. The Freestylers featuring Million Dan - Dogs & Sledges
28. The Freestylers featuring Synikall  - Who Got The Buzz
29. The Freestylers featuring Laura Steele - Falling
30. Afrika Bambaata - Planet Rock
31. The Prodigy - Charly 
32. The Beastie Boys - Sure Shot
33. Led Zeppelin - When The Levee Breaks
34. The Blapps Posse - Bus It (The Final Message) _____________________________________________________

35. MC Untouchable - Cold House 3D Mix (D's Devasting Dubbb)
36. Jazzy Jason presents Mixtress - Keep On (Zer Za Zer Za Zer!)
37. Outrage - Religious B-Boy 

The Blapps Posse - Interviewed by Jerome Hill [Download Link added]

Last wednesday on my Roots Of Rave Show on Kool London, I wanted to pay my respects to an amazing producer who is pretty much responsible for kickstarting my obsession with Techno in 1990. Mark Bell aka LFO (Originally a duo with Gez Varley). Also it gave me a chance to play some of the stuff he made that i don't always get a chance to air on the radio. It's not wall to wall though, there's also a fair bit of other Bleep records from the period when LFO first broke through.. Tracklist coming soon.
Mark Bell. A pioneer in the truest sense of the word who broke new territory with almost every release. Never content to rest on his (considerable) laurels and by all accounts, a wonderful and down to earth man who helped out and inspired many many people. Thank You for the music and rest in peace knowing that you gave so many so much . 


The Roots Of Rave Show - LFO/Mark Bell Tribute 15/10/2014

Every wednesday 11.00 - 14.00 (Uk) on that Internet.
Most track names and artists are mentioned during the show.

Jerome Hill - The Roots Of Rave Show - Kool FM - 12.08.2015

My show from Wednesday 27th April 2016 on Kool FM / Kool London. Tune in every wednesday 11am - 1pm (Uk time)

Jerome Hill 'The Roots Of Rave Show' on Kool London every wednesday

oi this man back there in the red shorts! wheres my fucking special brew

Easygroove @ Cassington Free Party Oxford 1991

Originally released on CDs given away at BLOC Weekend 2009
http://www.discogs.com/AGT-Rave-Cru-Rave-Side-Of-The-Moon/release/1703193

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Powerpill - Pacman
KLF - 3am Eternal
Altern 8 - Frequency
Anthony Rother - Don't Stop The Beat
Mr. Ozio - Flatbeat
Altern 8 - Move My Body
Kicks Like A Mule - The Bouncer
The Prodigy - Out Of Space
Reel 2 Real - I Like To Move It
Ratpack - Searchin' For My Rizla
Acen - Trip 2 Tha Moon (Part 2)
DJ Nex - Respect Is Due
Josh Wink - Higher State of Consciousness
Acen - Close Your Eyes
Anticappella - Everyday
Awesome 3 - Don't Go
Bizarre Inc. - Playing With Knives
Baby D - Let Me Be Your Fantasy
Orbital - Chime
Joey Beltram - Energy Flash
Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough
2 Bad Mice - Bombscare
Nexus 21 - Self Hypnosis
Outlander - Vamp
Egyption Lover - Party
Aux 88 - My Aux Mind
Beastie Boys - Intergalactic (Acapella)
Aphex Twin - Windowlicker (Acid Edit)
E-Zee Posse - Everything Starts With An E
Jay Dee - Plastic Dreams
Luke Vibert - I Love Acid
FSOL - Papua New Guinea (Andy Weatherall Mix)
Model 500 - I Wanna Be There
Golden Girls - Kinetic (Orbital Mix)
808 State - Cubik
Liquid - Sweet Harmony
Milanese - Be Sharpa
Rustie - Response
Modeselektor - Dancing Box
Teenage Bad Girl - USB Dick
Kraftwerk - Numbers
Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era - Far Out
Tronik House - Up Tempo
Second Phase - Mentasm
SL2 - On A Ragga Tip
Praga Khan - Injected with a Poison
LFO - We are Back
LFO - LFO
LFO - Freak
DJ Seduction - Hardcore Heaven
808 State - In Your Face
Bizarre Inc. - I'm Gonna Get You
Hardfloor - Acperience
Anthony Rother - Luzifer
Dj Hype presents. Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Daft Punk - Around The World
Terrorize - It's Just A Feeling
Does It Offend You Yeah? - Battle Royale
Double 99 - Ripgroove
The Human League - Don't You Want Me?
Mr. Oizo - Latex
UHF - UHF
Urban Hype - Trip To Trumpton
Manix - Feel Real Good
Orbital - You Lot
Orbital - Steel Cube Idolatry
Tone Loc - Wild Thing (Acapella)
Aphex Twin - 54 Cymru Beats
Ardisson - Yes
Azzido Da Bass - Doom's Night
Urban Shakedown - Some Justice
Anthony Rother - Destroy Him My Robots
Styx - Mr. Roboto
Krome & Time - This Sound Is For The Underground
Vex'd - Angels
Vex'd - Pop Pop
U96 - Das Boot
Al Tourettes - Ginsperation
The Prodigy - Girls
The Prodigy - Wind It Up
The Prodigy - Charly
The Prodigy - Everybody In The Place
The Prodigy - Fire (Sunshine Mix)
The Prodigy - No Good (Start The Dance)
The Prodigy - Rough In The Jungle Bizness
The Prodigy - Horns Of Jericho
The Prodigy - Voodoo People
AGT Rave Cru - You Shop We Drop

AGT Rave Cru - Rave Side Of The Moon

Recorded in 2011
All Vinyl, mixed on 2 x technics decks..


Dookie Squad - 6 feet under
Blade - Lyrical Maniac
Lords of Rap - Where are you coming from
Kobalt 60 - Kaos from order
Ronin feat. Force & K.Zee - Who got the last laugh
Criminal Minds - Who is next for the graveyard
Blade - Clear the way
Gunshot - Interception squad
Dominant Force - Criminal
Killa Instinct - Bambi murders (beats)
Dominant Force - Taking over raga hip hop
Killa Instinct - The Bambi murders
MC Mell'o - Voodoo Khan
W.B.I. Red Ninja - Danger Zone
Silver Bullet - Bring forth the guillotine (DJ Beats)
Hardnoise - Mice in the presence of the lion
Hijack - The badman is robbin (instrumental)
First Frontal Assault - Atomic air raid (instrumental)
Hijack - The badman is robin (accapella)
Shut Up and Dance - 5.6.7.8.
First Frontal Assault - Bloodfire Assault
Powercut Crew - Powercuts II
Blapps Posse - Bus it 
Shut Up and Dance - Because of my vocals
Hardnoise - Untitled (instrumental)
SL Trooper feat. Sweet Pea - Movement (instrumental)
Hardnoise - Untitled (accapella)
SL Trooper feat. Sweet Pea - Movement 
Silver Bullet - Ruff carnage
Demon Boys - Dett (remix)
Silver Bullet - 20 seconds to comply
Blade - Forward
Gunshot - Colour code (remix)
Killa Instinct - Un-united kingdom (instrumental)
Depth Charge vs Silver Fox - Silver dub (feat. MC Alkaline)

Jerome hill: Old Skool UK Hop and Britcore Mix

TRACKLIST –– https://www.dummymag.com/mix/dummy-mix-554-coco-bryce/

Dutch DJ, producer and Myor label head Coco Bryce recently handed in a masterpiece of an album with ‘Night On Earth’, comprising eight cuts of classy AF jungle that doesn’t mean ‘revival’ in a pejorative sense. Toeing the line between chill and hype is some skill, but Bryce manages it with aplomb on the album, providing a manual that all jungle producers worth their salt should have a leaf through. Having DJed since 1995, Coco Bryce has been firmly in the hardcore, breakbeat, D&B, gabber and jungle world for some time, and his Dummy Mix certainly mines that world but is “a bit different from what I usually play,” he told us. “Normally most of my DJ sets and mixes are around 160bpm, mainly jungle, lots of new releases blended with a solid dose of 94/95 stuff… for this one, though, I went and picked some of my personal 1992 favourites, with a couple of newer bits thrown in for good measure (including an as-of-yet unreleased one by myself which I made just a couple of weeks ago). Even though I don’t play these tunes out all that much, it’s hands down one of my favourite eras, especially when it comes to breakbeat hardcore. It’s just before the split between jungle and (happy) hardcore: the drums aren’t super choppy yet, but you can already kinda hear where things were headed, yet it still has that rave-y feel to it, without sounding corny or being too bouncy, you know… I just love how spontaneous those tunes sound.” Tune in to Coco Bryce’s bone-rattling, ’92-centred Dummy Mix now:

Dummy Mix 554 // Coco Bryce

Here's a mix of some of the heavy, jackin techno tunes I was playing in the early half of the 90's. Roughly 1991 to 1995 and the sort of pounding analogue 909 beats I was dropping at Eurobeat 2000, Knowledge, Analogue City and Helter Skelter's Technodrome. Loosely speaking, it's on a Beltram -Armani - Landstrumm flex. Great days, great days…..

Warlock - 91-95 Classic Techno mix

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