Recorded at the last event at The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes, 10 July 2004.
Tracklist: https://www.mixesdb.com/w/2004-07-10_-_DJ_Hype_b2b_Andy_C_@_Slammin_Vinyl_-_Sanctuary_To_Close,_Sanctuary_Music_Arena,_Milton_Keynes // https://www.rolldabeats.com/forum/index.php?/topic/71248-slammin%E2%80%99-vinyl-%E2%80%98sanctuary-closed%E2%80%99-10072004-drum-and-bass-edition/&do=findComment&comment=170182
A1) Top Buzz – Living in Darkness (Phantasy & Shodan Remix) [Basement]
>> ‘‘DJ Hype’’ Acapella [Unreleased]
A2) Fresh – Floodlight [Dogs On Acid]
A3) J Majik & Wickaman – Swallow Your Soul [Infrared]
>> Shimon & Andy C – Body Rock [RAM]
A4) Adam F & T.K.O. – Circle VIP 2000 [Breakbeat Kaos – Jungle Sound - The Bassline Strikes Back! LP]
A5) Moving Fusion & Fierce – Now’s The Time [RAM – Ram Raiders Vol. 06]
A6) Drumsound & Simon “Bassline” Smith – Crossfire (Danger) [Technique – Nature Of The Beast LP]
>> Bad Company – Snow Kitten (Snow Cat VIP) [Unreleased]
A7) Drumsound & Simon “Bassline” Smith – The Odyssey [Prototype]
A8) Clipz – Cocoa [Full Cycle]
A9) DJ Hype, J Majik & Wickaman Feat. Daddy Earl – Dubplate Killa [Ganja – Dubplate Killaz Limited Edition Sampler]
>> BC – The Nine [BC]
A10) DJ Hazard – It’s Here [Ganja – DPK EP 2]
A11) Fresh – Capture The Flag [RAM]
A12) DJ Zinc – Steppin Stones [Bingo Beats]

B1) DJ Zinc – Steppin Stones [Bingo Beats]
>> Ram Trilogy – Titan [RAM – Titan EP]
B2) Ed Rush & Optical – Bacteria (Pendulum Remix) [Virus – The Remixes Vol. 2]
B3) DJ Hype Feat. Daddy Earl – Original Foundation (Majistrate Remix) [Ganja – DPK EP 1]
B4) DJ Fresh – All That Jazz (Instrumental) [V]
B5) DJ Hazard – Human Mind [Ganja – DPK EP 3]
B6) Pendulum – Masochist [Breakbeat Kaos – Jungle Sound - The Bassline Strikes Back! LP]
>> Omni Trio – Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix) [Moving Shadow]
B7) DJ Fresh – Submarines (Pendulum Remix) [Breakbeat Kaos]
>> Zen – Turnstyle (Baron Remix) [Grid – The Remix EP]
B8) Sub Focus & Danny Wheeler – Ghost [Infrared]
B9) Krust – Follow Da Vision [Full Cycle]
B10) Pendulum – Another Planet [Breakbeat Kaos]
B11) DJ Friction – Nemesis [Valve]
>> Shimon – Hush Hush [RAM – Ram Raiders Part 3]
B12) Total Science – Nosher (Baron’s I Know A Little Spot Remix) [C.I.A.]

A Season of Leaves

Slammin' Vinyl Last-Ever Event @ The Sanctuary 10 July 2004: Andy C b2b DJ Hype

Classic set from DJ Hype and the original don, MC Juiceman.

Converted from the original tape pack by Section 23

DJ Hype Feat. MC Juiceman - Helter Skelter Imagination 31st December 1996

The night where SAS did an exclusive 4 hour set from 11pm til 3am.
The biggest event that had been held at The Sanctuary complex at that time.
Most importantly, the Mampi Swift set.... bangs!

Slammin Vinyl NYE 2002

Mampi Swift @ Slammin Vinyl NYE 2002

Andy C @ Slammin Vinyl NYE 2002

DJ Hype set recorded live at Helter Skelter event 'Discovery', held at the Sanctuary in Milton Keynes, on 1 June 1996. Hosted by MC GQ & MC MC.

Helter Skelter 'Discovery' on 1 June 1996 

DJ Hype @ Helter Skelter 'Discovery' on 1 June 1996, with MC GQ & MC MC

Andy C & Mc Eksman @ Random Concept Vol 18 (Global Energy) - 20/03/2009

My live set from last night, 90 mins of new and old D&B. Crazy crowd! 

https://lichfieldarts.org.uk/fuse/
https://www.facebook.com/LichfieldFuse/

Thumpa @ Lichfield Fuse Festival 12.07.25 (New & Classic D&B)

DJ SS @ Dance Trance The Wedding Anniversary

Friday 25th June 1993
Recorded live at The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes.

DJ SS - Live @ Dance Trance 'The Wedding Anniversary' 25-6-93

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DJ Twista x Kalia - AWOL x Jungle Mania May 2025

Kool FM is London’s longest running Jungle Drum and Bass and multi award winning radio station.  

“Setting the standard for others to follow”

“The Information Centre”

Kool FM first broadcast on 28th November 1991 on the frequency of 94.5FM with its signal powering over the airwaves across London and the surrounding counties.  Started by Eastman and Smurf they pioneered the Jungle Drum and Bass sound and played a crucial role in the development of jungle, drum and bass music. 

Playing cat and mouse with the DTI they stayed one step ahead and consistently remained on air since 1991.  

In 1996 Kool FM launched a Midlands branch showcasing artists from the Midlands and broadcasted on 105.6FM / 92.4FM until 2002.

In August 2010 Kool FM rebranded as Kool London, an internet radio station and remained as the No.1 station. Being internet based they created the infamous Chatroom, with hundreds logged in chatting in real time with the DJs and MCs. 

After 31 years, Eastman and Suzy G stepped down, and the station was acquired by Rinse FM in 2023, who branded it back as Kool FM.  

Shout to all the people I have met over the years, especially Kelly from Harlow who became my wife.

Over the years Kool has been a who’s who of the scene featuring artists like, Brockie & Det, Ron & SL, Pressure X, Younghead, Trace, Bryan G, Nicky Blackmarket & Stevie Hyper D, Ash, Tonic, Flirt, Marly Marl, Trace & Rhymetyme, Dextrous & Rudeboy Keith, Crazy Legs, Probe, Pugwash, Magic & A-One, Phaze 3, Easy D, Ice, Feel Free, Kutlas, Baby Face Ragga, Rebel B, Devious D, DJ Kid, Nicky Slim Ting, Jinx, Footloose, Protocol, Friction, Wildchild, Dark Angel, Frenzic, Sub, Red Five, Papa G & Go-Getters, Rodney T, Modified Motion, Ian D, Ital, Cool Hand Flex, Uncle Dugs, Chef & Bud, Rieo Sky, Mampi Swift, Ruffstuff, Profile, Pleasure & Origin, Buz, Trend, Logan D, Crissy Criss, Remarc, Krucial, Pacso, Wagner, Tantrum Desire, Liondub (NYC), Kane, I-Candy, Elegance, Verb, Jack-Knife, Virus, Future Thinkin, Dezert Rat, Rusher & Fox, Staf, Outlaw, Diamond, Chase, Jamie G, Smokesta, Spice, Jungle Ambassadors, Uno & Mello-D, Law, Thunda Banton, Uniques, Hoodlum, Ego Trippin, Congo Natty. 

MCs like Skibadee, Det, Foxy, Fun, Bluesy G, Eksman, Herbzie, Riddla, Evil B, Shabba, Shockin, Stormin, Harry Shotta, Shaydee, Teka, Rema-Dee, Co-Gee, Ragga Twins, Goldchain, Stingray, Piper, Times Two, Moose, Strings, Freddie Supreme, Navigator, Five O, PSG, IC3, Fearless, Fatman D, Maxwell D, Dreps, Krazy-B, TT Ace, Blacka, Illmatika, Cowboy, Mekar, Phantom, Yush

(Sorry who I missed, there are literally hundreds)

To many guest shows to remember, notable ones are Rap, Andy C, TC Izlam (NYC), Cleveland Watkiss, Dizzie Rascal, Ellis Dee, Shy FX, Zinc, Shinsano (Japan), Remedy (Canada), Juiceman, Nutcracker, Bassman, Marky (Brazil), Storm & Rage, Patife & Fats, Kenny Ken, Daddy Freddy, Top Cat, Tenor Fly, Demolition Man, Doc Scott, SPMC

RIP to Kool’s fallen soldiers; Baby Face Ragga, MC Sterling, Stevie Hyper, Dark Angel, Skibadee, Stormin, Trend, Fats, Ian D, Tenor Fly, Lady Diamond, Yush and listeners Wolves, Lana, Daddy Dread

Enjoy the shows, Trevor 7oaks

1997-11-01 Profile, Trend, IC3, Piper, Shockin, Teka, Skibadee & MC Gee - Part 2 - Kool FM 94.6

1) Mickey Finn & Aphrodite - Bad Ass [Urban Takeover]
2) Blackstreet - No Diggity (Urban Takeover Vocal Remix) [Not On Label]
3) Barry Boom - Stand And Deliver (Drum & Bass Mix) [Universal]
4) Macko - Tune Your Bass [Fury]
5) Aphrodite Feat.Alibi -Sexual Healing (Aphrodite Mix) [Urgent]
6) Mulder - Don't Believe [Urban Takeover]
7) Special K - Pressure Roll [Proper Talent]
8) Swoosh - Ya Rockin [Back 2 Basics]
9) Wildchild - Bad Boy (Urban Takeover Mix) [unreleased]
10) Mental Power - Gold [Formation]
11) Jungle Brothers - Jungle Brother (Urban Takeover Mix) [Gee Street]

MICKEY FINN @ HELTER SKELTER - ENERGY 1997

I found pirate radio when I was 14 in 1988. I used to listen to Fantasy, Chillin and Pulse, then in 1992 I discovered Kool FM.  Kool first broadcast on 28th November 1991 on the frequency of 94.5FM, from Hackney London. 

There was something about Kool that seemed different, it was more organised, more professional. This explains why they remained at the top of jungle drum n bass pirate radio for all these years.

I quickly became addicted to recording the shows, they were happening live there and then and I just knew I needed to record. Back then I didn’t know how big Kool would become or how many thousands of recordings I would end up with.

Big up to Eastman, Smurf, Suzi, all the DJs, MCs and support team, too many names to mention.

Email me at originalkoolarchives@gmail.com if there is a specific set you are after.

1997-11-01 Profile, Trend, IC3, Piper, Shockin, Teka, Skibadee & MC Gee - Part 2 - Kool FM 94.6

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