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“The drums on ‘Mind Games’ were influenced by DJ Trace. I loved what he was doing around that time. I use to have loads of his mixtapes and record him off the radio” Shaun remembers “You would supply tapes from the pirate radio shows and you use to bring them down to the studio and leave them with me for inspiration” Dave adds. And believe me, we needed those tapes down our way back then as our local radio were still playing Stock, Aitkin and Waterman and we didn’t have any pirates, though saying that, I do recall we set one up in the loft once. I remember cycling over to Kieron Aquasky and Darkdean’s house to check whether you could transmit from Charminster to Boscombe, a distance of about 3 miles! I can’t actually remember whether we could pick up the signal, but I know we did try to bring that pirate vibe to the streets of Bournemouth! Shaun continues “It was crazy as I would turn up with some fresh tapes, play some tunes to Dave, then we would make a tune using these tapes as an influence. And then, six weeks later, I will be coming back down with more tapes, but this time those tapes would have our tunes on them! Olly had got test pressings made up already and dropped them off to the stations and they had played them.” Olly chips in “That’s when you could get test pressings within a few days, not like the weeks or months you need to wait now. Things were so much quicker back then! I remember dropping the DATs off for it to be cut with Simon at The Exchange and within 10 days of doing that I was delivering test pressings to people!” Dave chips in “It was like a full cycle, we heard those tapes, then we heard our tunes on those tapes!”

“I remember that you use to program all the drums Shaun, as that was your forte” Dave recalls “and I would get all the music together and the other samples. The pads on ‘Mind Games’ were from an Alpha Juno keyboard that I had and in addition to the Juno pads on Substance, the Kawai K4R provides the voice pads which are also used in ‘Mind Game’s and on the original ‘Fugitive’ track too, plus probably loads of other Mad Dog tunes. Also, the vocal on ‘Mind Games’ was from my sister’s cassette tape of Tears For Fears!” Shaun adds “We were knocking out at least a tune a session back then weren’t we. It was pretty much the same formula every time. I had a natural passion for drum breaks and the music was your passion Dave”. “It was very rarely more than two sessions to have a tune completed. I remember a session would basically be a half day as you had to be back to Southampton to pick up your girlfriend from her job Shaun. I was always there cracking the whip and making teas. I feel a bit out of place today being here and not going off to make the teas for all of you!” Olly adds with a laugh. “I remember you use to take a cassette tape of the tune back with you to London Shaun, listen to it, get your feedback together and return the following Saturday to do the changes and finish the tunes off” Dave chips in. “I just remembered, the drums at the start of ‘Substance’ were inspired by a track from a Fabio tape, though I can’t remember which tune it was now. I think it was a track called ‘Thinking Of You’. It was one of my favourite tunes I have ever heard. The whole vibe of ‘Substance’ is very similar to that tune on the Fabio tape.” Shaun interjects. Dave recalls “You used that ‘31 seconds’ beat, but that pattern was different. It was quite a unique pattern as you chopped the beats right down to just the shakers and hi-hats in-between. Some people just triggered it from the start but you completely redid it”.

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