Samueljames1991
Well-Known Member
Cov scene is dead that's why it's all jump up shite.
I see him not long ago in Bristol and he's still got it just pure selection
Cov scene is dead that's why it's all jump up shite.Yet outside of Cov he's recognised as a legend.... Metalheadz/Blue Note
He's playing at Amensia House in the Kasbah/Colly end of the month. Set in the main Oldskool/Jungle room, and another set in the DnB room.
Saw him at some oldskool reunion in some warehouse in Wolverhampton just before xmas.... played some real early stuff... was probably 1990... before jungle came in.
Cov scene is dead that's why it's all jump up shite.
I see him not long ago in Bristol and he's still got it just pure selectionhe's a big cov fan as well
I went to DnB Classics in London a couple of weeks ago. Steelyard.... underneath Cannon Street Station.
Absolutely brilliant event (i struggle to call anything in the daytime a "rave" but thats how it is these days)
Pure late 90's up to late 00's tunes.
They've got a big event in Barking in September with Breakin' Science (modern jump up), DnB Classics, and a jungle arena (with a really solid lineup)..... some warehouses down an awful looking industrial estate.... its where World Dance had their comeback last year.
I can't get on board with modern jump-up...... 98-02 is my sound.
Roger Lomas is a grammy winning producer who has (had?) a music academy in Cov. Has worked with The Specials, Bad Manners, Selector, Ozzy and loads more.
Breaking science doesn't do it for me97-05 is easily the best era of dnb though.
2016 up till COVID was really good as well it's completely fell apart now though got too big and become massively diluted.
The DNB classics nights are really good one of the Cov lads (Sleepless) plays at it all the time very talented bloke as well.
I use to run jungle events and play a bit myself when I was at uni but retired a few years ago to get a real job. Worked with jungle cakes and V recordings on label nights which was a lot of fun.
One thing I will say though the V Recordings lads still party like it's the 90s
I used to love Atomic Jam at the Que Club. My fav venue ever. Some great nights in thereI was a regular everywhere from 2000-2005...... Sanctuary, Bagleys, Que Club..... Helter Skelter, Slammin Vinyl, One Nation... United Dance was probably my favourite.
The Sanctuary shutting down in 04 started the change for me, and Bagleys went around the same time as well.... started moving towards clubs rather than big warehouses (although there were still some around).
Slowly became a bit more accessible to "normal people".
Just DnB Classics and the odd oldskool parties for me now..... although may touch down at Hospitality Croatia this summer for a few days.
I used to love Atomic Jam at the Que Club. My fav venue ever. Some great nights in there
Surely the 1970's.Back in the 60's I saw Lieutenant Pidgeon play at Highfield Road before a match. A bit of "mouldy old dough". That's one for us oldies!
he’s got gold and silver discs with lots of artists too (he keeps the one with Millican & Nesbitt well hiddenRoger Lomas is a grammy winning producer who has (had?) a music academy in Cov. Has worked with The Specials, Bad Manners, Selector, Ozzy and loads more.
I believe its only panjabi mc who is performing- the other 'guests' will sit near Doug and have some of their songs played before the match over the tannoy!Whats the timings? Is this inside the CBS? Ie what time do we need to be in our seats ideally.
I know a fella who had a 3some with the krankies ,Where are the crankies?
I believe its only panjabi mc who is performing- the other 'guests' will sit near Doug and have some of their songs played before the match over the tannoy!
So my guess is panjabi mc at 7.45pm
FandabidozyI know a fella who had a 3some with the krankies ,
Revolution would be perfect.If we're including Rugby, then gotta get Spacemen 3 in to do the whole of Dreamweapon
Que club was an amazing venue I seen DJ EZ there just before it closed down.I used to love Atomic Jam at the Que Club. My fav venue ever. Some great nights in there
To be fair it was a 2& a half someFandabidozy
This is a football thread Tony, Revolutions will be in the off topic threadRevolution would be perfect.
Weird ..where u heard this.Music performance is set to start at 7:10, not sure why they haven't announced this yet.
Trevor Evans is a big city fan as-well as a drummer with Ruder than you , A few years back they supported Hollie Cook (Paul Cook ex Pistols ) daughter at the Colly his band where miles ahead of her .Roger Lomas is a grammy winning producer who has (had?) a music academy in Cov. Has worked with The Specials, Bad Manners, Selector, Ozzy and loads more.
Trevor Evans was (is?) a DJ who toured with the Specials a lot.
No idea on the other three but guessing newer artists.
Followed up with Bolt Thrower giving it "Where Next to Conquer" ...Or should be that for our next away day?Get Lee Dorian on the pitch to shit up the away fans with some Napalm Death classics
I had no idea before now that Cov had any links with Soul II Soul, that's aceThis banger counts
If Punjabi MC is reading, he can have this for free.
Neither did I. I was down a rabbit holeI had no idea before now that Cov had any links with Soul II Soul, that's ace
The Coventry-born recording artist, rapper, DJ and producer will take control of the stadium's sound system to play only the best of Coventry music from across the generations, including his iconic hit ‘Mundian To Bach Ke’.
While music from Coventry artists will resonate in the stadium from 18:30pm throughout the evening, Panjabi Mc will start his DJ set from 19:09 in bowl and finish ahead of player walk out.
The Club will mark the occasion, which also falls on the 45th anniversary of The Specials hit ‘Ghost Town’, with the launch of a one-off limited-edition t-shirt to celebrate Coventry’s musical footprint.
"...in bowl..."?
The Coventry-born recording artist, rapper, DJ and producer will take control of the stadium's sound system to play only the best of Coventry music from across the generations, including his iconic hit ‘Mundian To Bach Ke’.
While music from Coventry artists will resonate in the stadium from 18:30pm throughout the evening, Panjabi Mc will start his DJ set from 19:09 in bowl and finish ahead of player walk out.
The Club will mark the occasion, which also falls on the 45th anniversary of The Specials hit ‘Ghost Town’, with the launch of a one-off limited-edition t-shirt to celebrate Coventry’s musical footprint.
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