A selection of my radio shows, now every wednesday 11.00-13.00 GMT on www.KoolLondon.com 

Radio Shows

Little messaround with 2 copies of the 12", Taken from my show on Kool. (complete with slightly leaky crossfader)
Tune in every wednesday 11.00-13.00 for my Roots of Rave show, www.koollondon.com or Londoners search the dial ! 
And sending a big shout to 2 Bad mice for producing this wicked track.

Jerome Hill: 4 Bad Mice - Live on Kool FM 03.09.2013

This show goes from Dub, through Ragga to Super-Break Funk and Hardskool Hip Hop !
Tune in to www.koollondon.com every Wednesday 11.00-13.00 GMT to hear acid - house - bleep - ‘old skool’ - hip hop - techno - electro - hardcore - breakbeats - b.boy - funk - one offs - Dubs - Dancehall - New Beat - Freestyle - No Skool - Belgian - Britcore - Fat Hop - Surprises ... 
Download This Show from the Kool Archives HERE: http://koollondon.varsitycloud.co/item/9a07c1d07da74b7e8329d720a173bb89

Tracklist:

Aswad - Dubfire
Warrior King - Education
Sizzla - Volcano
Pad Anthony - Killa Sound (Version)
Pad Anthony - Killa Sound 
Candyman - Legalize it
Gladiators - Pocket Money
Gladiators - Pocket Money (Dub)
Sugar Minott - Herbman Hustling
Admiral Bailey - Ole Time Something
Mr Vegas & Alozade  - Gangster Festivity
Wayne Wonder & Baby Cham - Joyride
Wayne Wonder - Bashment Girl 
Conroy Smith - Dangerous
Reggie Stepper - Drumpan Sound
Bong-Ra - Murder You (Ruff inna Jungle Remix)
YT - England Story
2002 Version
Lexxus - Bong Bong
Christopher Melody & Rally Bop - Bashie Bashie
Alley Cat - Gimme the Weed fi smoke
Roundhead - Forward ever backward never
Tony Camilo's Bazuka - Dynomite
The Nu People - I'd Be Nowhere Today
Johnny Pate - Shaft In Africa
Ivor Raymond Orchestra - The Real Thing
Lynn Collins - Think
Rob Base & EZ Rock - It Takes Two
Yo Yo - Sisterland
The Dapkings - Nervous Like Me
Jurrassic 5 - Red Hot
Dookie Squad - 6 Ft Under
Gunshot - Social Psychotic
Hijack - The Terrorist Group
Blade - Rough It Up
Agent Finch, Specifik, Whirlwind D & Mr. Thing - Broadway
Superlover Cee & Cassanova Rud - Romeo
The Bitteratti feat Jabba The Kut - Passive Aggressive 
Above The Law - What Cha Can Prove

Jerome Hill : Dub, Ragga, SuperBreak Funk & Hardskool Hip Hop - Kool London:17.08.2013

I decided to celebrate Halloween by bringing out all my favourite Horror Hardcore tracks from 1991 &1992 and loads of classic horror movie scores (but annoyingly brought 2 copies of 'Killer Mummy' thinking one of them was 'Nightmare' (aka The freddy tune) so couldn't play possibly my favourite one ever.. Had a nice intro all lined up which you can still hear as i'm frantically searching through my bag..  Big pumpkin love to everyone who was tuned in :)
Catch me every wednesday 11.00-13.00 GMT to www.KoolLondon.com . 
Next show (Nov 6th) will be an Old Skool Hip Hop special - Hope you can join me !

Jerome Hill on Kool London:  Halloween Horror Hardcore Special [October 30th 2013]

Tune in to the show, every wednesday, 11.00-13.00 GMT. on www.KoolLondon.com - Mixed on vinyl,  All comments appreciated and feel free to share ! Will get the tracklist together ASAP, but for now.. This show contains: 
The Criminal Minds - Mistah Bohze - Roxanne Shante - Chrome & Illinspired - 3 Times Dope - Mr. lif - Edan - Ronin - Mantronix - Gunshot - Blue Eyes - KRSone - Itsu Uno - Slick Rick - Jurrassic 5 - Freddy Fresh - UTFO - Paris - The Sindecut - Dooley O - Mc Mell'o - Dookie Squad - Sir Ibu The Peacemaker - Blackalicious... And more !

Jerome Hill: Kool London [Hip Hop special] Radio Show - 06.11.2013

Was a real pleasure to play these tunes on the radio.. Gonna make these 'anything goes' shows a little more frequent in the future ! Please share amongst music lovers, and you can tune in to www.KoolLondon.com every Wednesday 11.00-13.00 GMT to listen to the show live.. 
Big shouts to the open minded management at Kool ... 
And thanks to Andy Clockwork for unintentionally giving it the title :)
ALL previous shows can be downloaded from : 
http://koollondon.varsitycloud.co/ 

Tracklist for the spotters (100% Vinyl) :
Artist names only so you can do some digging too and potentially stumble across more tuuunes! , Loads of em i say the titles anyway on the show :)

Earth Leakage Trip
Doug E Fresh
Ultimate Force
Stezo
Hipsta Wonkaz
Hudson Mohawke
Justin Warfield
Lalo Schifrin
Ugly Duckling 
The Specials
Desmond Dekker 
Sound Dimension
Vertical Cat 
Curtis Mayfield
The Herbaliser 
The Andrews Sisters 
Spanky Wilson 
Harold Alexander 
Nino Ferrer
Babe Ruth 
Underground Confusion 
Ween 
Aswad 
Ryuchi Sakamoto
Ivor Raymonde Orchestra 
Ralph Lundstein 
Archie Bleyer 
Direkt Jive 
Candy Hank 
Cloaks 
Art Of Noise
Dennis Coffey
Itsu Uno 
Skorpio (The Hungarian band)
Amy Winehouse 
Fat Cat Records
Pinchers
Pad Anthony
Ohio Players 
Nino Ferrer
North Of Ping Pong 
Superlover Cee & Cassanova Rud


Jerome Hill : Mad Hatters Tea Party # 1 [Radio Show] on Kool : 15.01.2014

Covering for Billy 'Daniel' Bunter's Music Mondays show on www.Koollondon.com 

Jerome Hill : Music Mondays Show : 17.02.2014

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]

It was a real pleasure to welcome legendary Australian Disc Jockey Mark N into the Kool London Studio for a guest mix . Known mainly for his Hardcore sets, Mark wanted to showcase his Hip Hop influences on this one and what a mix he turned out !! (100% Vinyl as is standard for this show) More info here: www.facebook.com/DJ.Mark.N.Australia
Being extremely knowledgable and passionate about the music, Mark was kind enough to send over an extended and ultra informative track listing to bring the listeners in on a few extra details :) 
Apologies for the mic feeding back during the first couple of tracks..

Tracklist : 

Lynn Collins - Think 
Rob Base & Dj EZ Rock - It Takes Two
Rob Base & Dj EZ Rock  - Keep It Going Now
Word Of Mouth ft. DJ Cheese - King Kut
Gunshot - Battle Creek Brawl
Big daddy Kane - Nuff Respect
Breakfreak Inc - Just A Break Freak
First Frontal Assault - Atomic Air Raid
Kool G Rap - Kool Is Back
MC Paul Barman - Housemate Troubles
Society Suckers - Kakke Ekko
Depth Charge - Depth Charge Vs Silver Fox ft. MC Alkaline
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Mark N Guest Mix:

1. Bomb The Bass / Megablast (Original Rap Version) (1988)
Several versions of this track were released and out of all of them, this is by far the greatest. A stripped down version consisting of UK MC Merlin on vocals over a rough Apache break, complimented by DJ D-Zire transform scratching the intro of The Jimmy Castor Bunch classic 'It's Just Begun'. This version was only released on a 7” which was given away free with copies of the UK music magazine 'Record Mirror' in September 1988.

2. Bomb The Bass / Megablast (7” Edit) (1988)
This was the re-worked version made as the theme tune for the classic Amiga/Atari shoot'em up 'Xenon 2:Megablast'. It was also released as the B side of the Bomb The Bass single 'Don't Make Me Wait' in 1988. Samples / breaks / cuts all in the mix. Original UK sample-house.

3. Big Daddy Kane / Raw (Extended Alternate Version) (circa 1988)
Rough as a badger's arse! This weird version was recorded on cassette from the radio in New York in the very late 80s. It features Big Daddy Kane freestyling over an extended stripped down and brutalized 'Hot Pants' break rolled out by Marley Marl. The recording is so distorted (with added radio compression) that it inadvertently beefs the break up beyond the stratosfear. This version finally hit wax in 2006 on the reissue of Kool G Rap & Polo's 'Road To The Riches' 4xLP special edition.

4. Kool G Rap & Polo / Men At Work (1989)
From the same album as the above cut. Another rugged and raw Marley Marl production utilizing a liberal amount of Incredible Bongo Band's classic 'Apache'. Added 808 kicks for flavour and Kool G Rap lisping and spitting at breakneck speed seemingly without ever coming up for air. “I might be cool but I'm far from a fan”. Golden era business.

5. Twin Hype / Do It To The Crowd (1989)
Two brothers Glennis and Lennis Brown paying homage to their DJ King Shameek over what sounds like a sick rock break. This track has a touch of hip house about it which caused a bit of sneering from the hip hop bosses at the time. It remains one of the best hybrid tracks of its time though with loads of on-the-fly scratches and drop ins. The twins ended up in prison after their career took a sharp dive following the final Twin Hype release in 1991, when they were rumoured to have been involved in an armed robbery which went awry.

6. MC Duke / I'm Riffin (1990 Remix) (1990)
A slightly unusual re-blast of UK MC Duke's original 1989 masterwork, found on the B side of The Final Conflict single on Music Of Life. This version has a slightly more stripped down break combined with sections of Kraftwerk's 'The Model' rocking away in the background. Duke's vocal delivery also seems a bit more subdued than the original.

7. MC Duke / I'm Riffin (The Criminal Minds 5 Year Grudge Mix) (2013)
Awesome recent remix of the original, using Duke's original 1989 vocal track. Remixed by Spatts from The Criminal Minds, with loads of break switch-ups and old school britcore-style open fader roll cuts by Sir Jerome Hill. Released on Jerome's own label Fat Hop last year. Supreme!

8. Sound Unlimited / One More From The City (A.S.K.'s Concord West Refix) (1992)
Australian 12” from the early 90s. Sound Unlimited were one of the only Australian hip hop groups signed to a major in the early 90s. They copped a bit of stick from some of the other hip hop crews in Aus because of this, but they were doing their thing and had some pretty good releases in my opinion – of which this was their final. The original version of this single was far too smooth for my liking, but a remix by old school legendary Aus hip hop DJ A.S.K was commissioned. He wasted no time at all stripping out all the 'music' from the original and roughing it up in the extreme. Breakbeats, loops and berserk layered cuts all in the mix. Amazing. 

9. Ice-T / Mic Contract (1991)
From his epic opus 'OG Original Gangster'. Ice is on fire here threatening all other MC's with his career-ending skills on the mic. This track was omitted from the European vinyl version of OG for some reason, but did appear on the rare US promo-only double LP alongside all the instrumentals on a separate plate. I've spun this in the mix from the equally as rare US radio-only 2xLP promo where all the rude words are replaced with radio static. I've also slipped into the instrumental and busted out a few 80s style cuts to break the mix up a bit.

10. John Davis / I Can't Stop (1976)
Original B-Boy breakbeat which I first heard cut up to absolute perfection on Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince's 'He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper'. I've used it here from Volume 7 of Ultimate Breaks & Beats, just like everyone else did in the 80s.

11. Unique / Axe-Maniac (1989)
I never believed that the record shopping in Japan was as good as everyone said it was until I turned this one up when I was there. It's the B-side of the 'Pure Dynamite' single on Sylvia Robinson's US post-Sugarhill label New Day Records. An absolute slept-on DJ battle classic where Unique talks about how his DJ Godfather D chops up 'new-jacks'. Some killer lines in there including “cuts are much too deep for a band-aid”. Rough stripped down production using the aforementioned John Davis break. Unique's career unfortunately ended after just two singles and before his debut LP got a full release. Booo. I wonder what ever became of DJ Godfather D?

12. Trouble / I Get Hype (1988)
Britcore at its absolute finest. Appearing on Tim Westwood's short-lived hip hop label Justice. Using liberal amounts of James Brown's Give It Up Or Turn It Loose as the basis. Killer vocal delivery. Killer cuts. Roughness on wax. Not sure what happened to Trouble, discogs leads to an artist called Detroit Red, who looks as if he's done some vocal work on a Caveman release in 1992, after which his trail goes cold.

13. Demon Boyz / Vibes (1988)
Awesome and rough track from the classic London trio who set themselves apart from a lot of other Britcore at the time by unashamedly rapping in their native accents. One of my favourite acts from the Music Of Life label.

14. Mark Summers / Summers Magic (1990)
When I first heard this tune in Australia in 1990, I had no idea that the main sample was from Magic Roundabout, the BBC children's TV show (it wasn't screened on Aus TV). Weirdly I first heard this tune on JJJ (nationwide youth radio in Australia) just after it came out and recorded it on cassette. It wasn't quite like the earlier sample house of Coldcut, Bomb The Bass and MARRS as it was quicker and used more unusual sections of sample sources including a killer loop from Fred Wesley & JB's 'Blow Your Head' in one part. It's a pretty cheesy cut-up record – but it does pre-date some of the gimmicky cheese of the early breakbeat hardcore scene. I'd hazard a sensible guess that most of the samples in this tune weren't cleared – and the delicious irony here is that Mark Summers went on to run a company that 're-creates' samples for people instead of 'clearing' them. Amazing!

15. Simon Harris / Bass (How Low Can You Go) (Bass Below Zero Mix) (1988)
Another early UK 'sample-house' record that had a world-wide release via a major. There are a few versions knocking around (including a version mixed by Public Enemy's Professor Griff!). My favourite version by far though is this one by DJ Streets Ahead where he strips the track down to a bare skeleton and cuts up original breaks over the top. Streets Ahead was a favourite UK DJ of mine in the late 80s as he did cuts on a lot of UK records including some Norman Cook releases. Nobody seems to talk about Streets Ahead much these days, and a bit of research recently turned up the unfortunate fact that he passed away in 2012. He will live on in many people's record collections though, including mine. RIP Shem, thanks for all the cuts.

16. Bomb The Bass / Beat Dis (Gangster Boogie Inc. Remix) (1988)
Seminal UK sample-house tune which again had a worldwide release, and uses a bedside digital beeping alarm clock as the main hook. The version that was locally released in Australia had the 4 bar uncleared sample of 'The Good The Bad & The Ugly' by Ennio Morricone removed, but I managed to get hold of the UK import 12”. The original UK release also initially appeared on a 'fake' US label called Mister-Ron, apparently with the intention of leading the London locals on to believe that it was a USA import with more 'kudos' than a local production. This version was a slightly rearranged remix with the guitar sample isolated at the beginning. It's not in the mix for long here, as I was eager to move along into.....

17. Bomb The Bass / Beat Dat (Freestyle Scratch Mix) (1988)
This version appears at the very end of the Bomb The Bass debut album 'Into The Dragon'. Remixed by J Saul Kane (Depth Charge) who also did the manic, slightly sloppy but perfectly appropriate cuts. Sick!

18. Coldcut / Which Doctor? (1989)
From the debut Coldcut album 'What's That Noise?'. Beautiful dubby London melancholy with breakbeats and Matt Black transform-scratching what seems like someone yelling 'heeeeeeelllppp' from a children's record as the main hook. Loads of unknown acapella drop-ins, cuts and spinbacks throughout the tune, some of them very subtle. Still sounds amazing some 25 years after the fact.

19. RPO / 1991 (And I Just Begun) (Next Skool Remix) (1991)
Early dark breakbeat tune by German artist The Mover (of PCP fame), who was also busy at the time with single handedly inventing hardcore techno / gabber and it's variants under the name Mescalinum United. This version appears on the Planet Core compilation Frankfurt Trax Volume 2.

20. Richie Rich / My DJ (Pump It Up Some) (1988)
Another UK cut-up record this time by Richie Rich on his own label Gee Street (a subsidiary of Island). Tons of breakbeats, samples and 'oh fuck it that'll do' cuts. My favourite part is where he transforms the whole intro of Fred Wesley & The JB's 'Blow Your Head' over the top of the breaks and it manages to sit in time. Amazing. There's also a clip for this on YouTube which is highly amusing. Great record! Richie went on to become more well-known for his massive 'Salsa House' tune in 1989, and his music career trajectory seems to go cold around '92. I wonder what he's up to these days?

21. Rythm Mode D / Flex With The Posse (1989)
This is none other than Mr Mark Archer (pre-Nexus 21 / Altern-8) and Dean Meredith (pre-Bizarre Inc). Chris Peat and Andrew Meecham were also part of the crew at this time. Throughout 88 and 89 the crew released a few singles on their Stafford studio's in-house label 'Blue Chip', and then an album called 'So Damn Tough'. The album swings between acid house and breakbeats – the combination of which is unmistakably British. This track consists of simple loops which give way every 8 bars to turntable drop-ins of some original b-boy breakbeats. Simple, rough and awesome.

22. Incredible Bongo Band / Apache (1973)
The basis of a lot of fine golden era hip hop and one of the finest breakbeats in history (next to the Amen of course). Anyone interested in the history of this particular record might want to have a look at the 2012 documentary 'Sample This'. Michael Viner, the guy responsible for putting the Incredible Bongo Band together was quite a card, and the documentary uncovers a lot of his activities pre and post Apache break. Every hip hop DJ who spins this record cuts it up in their own way. (For 7” fanatics I'd highly recommend the 2011 Mr Bongo reissue with Bongo Rock on the A side. It's loud and heavy!) I first heard the break cut back and forth by Grandmaster Flash on the seminal 1981 'Adventures On The Wheels Of Steel' and have been hooked since. The break constantly appeared in many permutations throughout hip hop, hip house, breakbeat hardcore, jungle, drum & bass and breakcore. 
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Suspekt - Watch The Rebound
Hijack - Doomsday Of Rap (Instrumental)

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Roots of Rave show with special guest mix from Mark N. (Bloody Fist) Guest Mix 30.04.2014

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

Tune in each Wednesday, 11.00 - 13.00 GMT on www.KoolLondon.com 'The Roots Of Rave' show .

In this show i broadcast a program constructed from an interview with Simon Carter, one of our rave scenes most interesting and engaging characters, not to mention long staying. 
Many will know him as Crystal Distortion of the infamous and historically important Spiral Tribe collective. But if we flip back in time some 24 years, some may know his records as half of Earth leakage Trip on Rising High during the very early 90's, a few may even make the connection of ELT having produced the first ever record on now legendary label Moving Shadow in 1991 (The Doors are where the windows should be....etc) .... Also having released hundreds of records on labels like Drop Bass Network, their own Network 23, Sapho and UglyFunk, even acting as engineer for Reel 2 Reel records (The label that brought you Lennie De Ice's game changing "We are ie").
This interview is stuffed with tales of world Techno traveller adventures, back stories to tracks and early Spiral history in abundance, with an insane and infectious passion for music and life, shining brightly throughout.

During the first part of the show I just play a selection of early Techno and Acid music of an ilk prevalent at early Raves around the turn of the 80s-90s, then all the music during the interview is produced or co-produced by SImon with the exception of :
Renegade Soundwave - Ozone Breakdown
Jeff Mills - SeaWolf
Xenophobia - Rush In The House

The Roots Of Rave show... featuring the Crystal Distortion interview

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

Contains lots of the lesser heard Hardcore 'anthems' from the ruff side of the tracks alongside a few that'll be more familiar to the masses.
Catch me live every wednesday 11.00 - 13.00 on www.koollondon.com 

Jerome Hill - Underbelly of Hardcore show on Kool London

The first in a series of monthly shows for 199 Radio. 
Next one is October 18th 2018 20.00-22.00 GMT
Enjoy. 

Track IDs are given during the show. In some cases i may give the artist name only, which just means more fun for you digging through their catalogue !

Features music by:
DJ Arg, Gaunt, Clouds, DBX, Hostage, P-MV, The Technarchist, Bodyjack, Traxx feat. Legowelt, Empfanger, The Innocent, The Maghreban, Herbert & Accidental Records, Metrist, David Vunk, Device Control, Neil Landstrumm, Deep Dimension, Boner M, Violet, Wevie Stonder, Sync 24 x Alienata, Ben Pest, Michael Forshaw, Jerome Hill, Apogee, Milton Bradley & Bloody Mary, Jokasti & Nek, Luke’s Anger, Truncate, Tipper

Jerome Hill presents The Don't Radio Show Episode 1 (199 Radio)

This one aired on 199 Radio on October 18th 2018.
Next one is November 15th 2018 on www.199rad.io

Thanks for the music:

Peroxide Mocha - Trip On A Train
Bass Kittens & Single Cell Orchestra - World War 2.5
Swarm Intelligence - Flatlands (Earwiggle)
Type 303 - Give It To Acid (Chicago Bee Records)
Armando - Confusions Revenge
Bobby Konders - Nervous Acid
Yellow Magic Orchestra - Firecracker
Little Little - Tickle Me
Empfanger - Saure Planeten (Born Free)
Cursor Miner - Vampire Acid (Bleeper)
Cursor Miner - Makes Me Wonder (Noodles)
Scalameriya - Majin (Bombtrap Recs)
65D Mavericks - Suffering (Pure Plastic)
Octave One - The Third Degree)
Freddy Fresh - Flava
DJ Hyperactive - Squibbler
Lewis Fautzi - Ionic Bonding (Soma)
Wevie Stonder - Ton Wah -Jerome Hill Remix (Don't)
Pleated Lemon - Carl Cox & Friends (Hand On The Plough)
Cut Out - Birdynumnum  (Ugly Funk Records)
Joseph Garber - We were Acid (Membrane recs)
Sir Real - LCD EP (Round Records)
Top Cat (Dance Mania)
DJ Ze Migel - Nein Oh Nein (Minimalistix)
Tobias Schmidt - Visa(Drought)
Aphex Twin - Elephant Song (Jerome Hill Remix, Unofficial)
Truncate - Multiply (Truncate)
Jerome Hill - Storm (Unreleased)
Leafeater - Rene's Razor Blades (Another Alias Remix) (Sticky Ground)
Louis Bell - Energy
TSR - Tom Selleck's Moustache  (RIOT Radio Records)
Neil Landstrumm - Spacemen Two (Mosquito)

Jerome Hill presents the Don't Radio Show Episode 02

Last friday, Mark Archer (Altern8, Nexus 21) came down to London to play at "Don't" so i thought it would be a good idea to invite him into the Origin studio for a back to back '88-'90 set to warm us up!.. Managed to record it so here it is. Big shout to everyone who was locked in across London and the surrounding counties, and also those locked online.. Mark, it was a pleasure to have you up and definitely gotta do that again sometime :) oh.. and did i mention... TUUUNES!!!!!
 Catch me every Monday 12.00 - 14.00 GMT for my regular "rave roots" show playing only the fatter platters , mainly 88-92 but often delving a lot further back.. www.originuk.net

Jerome Hill & Mark Archer Back2Back: Origin 14th December 2012

Tune in every Monday 11.00-14.00 GMT www.originfm.net
Acid - Bleep - Bass - House - Freestyle - Electro - Hip Hop - Hardcore - Funk
Delving deep into the underbelly of electronic music, concentrating on the years 1988-1991 but often going much further back than that (This show contains a track recorded in 1968).
Feel free to leave a comment and/or share !
Recorded from an analogue source !

Jerome Hill: Bank Holiday Radio Show on Origin FM 27th May 2013

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