an octopus  i know visited me and took i to the city of the sea people, where we did see many people of the sea variety and did have aquatic adventures id the depths of the murky brine. 

City of the sea people

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My brains your brawn

someone woke up on the wrong side of bed...........

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Quillatron - the party beat

Quillatron - summer paint melody

Quillatron - the instrumental

Quillatron - the other side of the sky

I didn't listen to music very much in my early years, I didn’t like the pop and rock stuff people at school were listening to and anyway, I was too busy playing with my action figures.  My dad gave me a tape player radio for my 14th birthday and by accident I tuned into the John Peel show. I was hooked straight away by the avant garde records he was playing, whether it was weird indie, punk or early techno, this was not music I had ever heard before and I realised I had a powerful thirst to hear more.

After that, I sought out tapes of the artists I had heard on his show, I discovered I liked hip hop and started going to record stores to hear more. Eventually I got a part time job in Noizy Boys records in Torquay and that’s when I really got my record collecting addiction and learned to dj. I listened and watched a lot of different people mix and cut in that store, Steve Cross, Joe “Freeze” Taylor, Steve Barber, Jay Welch to name a few. Also I met a Dan and Scott Jones who introduced me into an even wider scope of music and opened my eyes into the world of production. I always tried to pick up various techniques and tricks from everybody I saw and heard, continually developing my own style into a chaotic mish-mash of underground rhythms.
Another friend Winston Conway kindly built me my first computer and gave me lots of hookie music software so I could start making my own tracks.

After that, endless sessions with friends, lots of nights out to various music events and parties, occasional dj bookings and all night mixes with dj Chalky helped to whittle away the years. I moved to London and my record habit increased, I found I loved hunting around for a particular track or spending all day sniffing out bargains from tiny run down shops. Now I live in Torquay again and find it difficult to find time to make music.

Top ten tracks and lp’s of all time:

Aphex Twin – Selected ambient works 85 - 92
Raekwon the chef – Only built for Cuban links
Gangstarr – Hard to earn
Jeff Mills aka Millsart - Humana
Autechre – Tri repetae
Dopplereffekt – Gesamtkunstwerk
A Tribe Called Quest – Midnight Marauders
Carl Craig aka Psyche - Elements
Piero Piccioni – La decima vittima (the tenth victim)
Antonio Carlos Jobim - Stoneflower

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