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		<title>Drumtrip Sessions #04 – J Rolla</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Sessions #04 comes courtesy of J Rolla, the man with a record collection that makes me cry, and he has [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://drumtrip.co.uk/mixes/drumtrip-sessions-04-j-rolla/">Drumtrip Sessions #04 – J Rolla</a> appeared first on <a href="https://drumtrip.co.uk">Drumtrip - Hardcore / Oldskool Jungle Blog</a>.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em>Sessions #04 comes courtesy of J Rolla, the man with a record collection that makes me cry, and he has knocked up pirate radio special for Drumtrip. J explains the thinking behind #04&#8230;.</em></p>
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<p>I was first introduced to pirate radio in 1991, and it played a huge role in shaping my musical tastes.<br />
Being a kid too young at the time to go out raving, I would spend hours at home or at friends&#8217; houses listening to stations like Kool, Weekend Rush, Defection, Eruption and Pulse, and record them to tape on a Musical Fidelity &#8220;music centre&#8221; similar to the one pictured below &#8211; not much to look at but it had an excellent pause button (anyone who used to record off radio will know how important this is).</p>
<p>I was also buying vinyl and playing it on this thing. It received the FM signal through a piano string instead of an aerial, which actually worked quite well!</p>
<p>After I went through a couple more questionable &#8220;Hi-Fi&#8217;s&#8221; (and I use that term very loosely), by 1994 I eventually moved on to a decent NAD amp and tape deck, Technics tuner and an old pair of Celestion Ditton 15 speakers. A year later I also picked up an SL1510 and a Pro 150 (hold tight DJ Jamie, I feel your pain) which was a barely useable combo, so went on to buy my SL1200s not long afterwards, that I still have to this day.</p>
<p>Unfortunately I would often re-record over sets or shows after I got bored of after listening to them over and over on the way to/from/in school or whatever, unaware of how much I&#8217;d want to have them back to listen to a few years down the line. I do still have a couple of my favourite ones left though.</p>
<p><strong>The Mix&#8230;. </strong></p>
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<p>So this set is based around tunes from the 93-94 era (with one from 92 thrown in that was way ahead of its time) that were big pirate radio favourites of mine, tunes that instantly make me think of a particular station, DJ/MC, tape, time or place the second I hear that breakdown. Basically tunes that had a positive impact on me, that I went out and bought because of pirate radio.</p>
<p>I have spliced in little sections of some of my old recordings (mainly Kool FM ones) that I happen to have ripped and saved on my computer &#8211; I tried not to go overboard with this, but did include some slightly longer memorable clips, like the infamous &#8220;Duffer Paul&#8221; reload, Kool FM NYE 94 into 95, which friends and me creased up over many times.</p>
<p>A lot of these tunes are not heard so much these days compared to the bigger anthems (many of which owe their success to stations like Kool and Rush), some are a bit rough around the edges and some were overshadowed by a monster of an anthem on the flipside (Renegade&#8217;s Something I Feel for example).</p>
<p>I purposefully didn&#8217;t play tracks by the same artist or on the same label more than once to try and get a nice cross-section of music in there, but it was very tough to leave some out, especially when flicking through the Reinforced back cat from this era. Also, I didn&#8217;t want to repeat tunes that already feature in previous mixes of mine such as &#8220;Just About Jungle&#8221;, which is packed with a lot of my old pirate favourites.</p>
<p><em>Shouts/credits for the clips used: </em><br />
<em>Demolition Crew, DJ Kane, MC Det, Cogee, DJ Ash, Eastman, Trace, Rymetyme, Navigator, Mampi Swift, Kool FM, Eruption FM, and all producers in the tracklisting.</em></p>
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<p>01: DJ Kane &#8211; Lost [No U-Turn]<br />
02: Sound Of The Future &#8211; The Warning (Remix) [Formation]<br />
03: DJ Mayhem &#8211; M-Power [Basement]<br />
04: DJ LD &#8211; Parazone Part 3 [Planet Earth]<br />
05: Gappa G &amp; Hypa Hyper &#8211; Roach Is Burning [Ruff Kut]<br />
06: B.V. &#8211; Vision [World Bass]<br />
07: 4 horsemen Of The Apocalypse &#8211; We Are The Future [Tone Def]<br />
08: The Whitehouse Crew &#8211; Anonymous [Subliminal]<br />
09: The Quiet Storm &#8211; Everybody Over There [Emphasis]<br />
10: Dopeski &amp; Jakes &#8211; Mutant Ideology [Face]<br />
11: Ment 4 Bass &#8211; Strings Free [Liquid Wax]<br />
12: Double H Productions &#8211; Ultra Jungle [Hard Disk]<br />
13: Body Snatch &#8211; The Strength (Mental Rapids) [Big City]<br />
14: Majistrate &#8211; Big Tings [Intalektive]<br />
15: On Remand &#8211; Controllin&#8217; (Tango Remix) [Underworld Vinyl]<br />
16: Underground Software &#8211; He&#8217;s Gone! [Reinforced]<br />
17: The Joker &#8211; The Joker [Skanna]<br />
18: DJ Nut Nut – Forbidden Planet [Virtual Motion]<br />
19: Renegade &#8211; Something I Feel [Moving Shadow]<br />
20: Roni Size &amp; DJ Die &#8211; The Calling<br />
21: Pugwash &amp; Probe &#8211; Army Of Darkness [i-d]<br />
22: DJ Crystl &#8211; Deep Space [Dee Jay]<br />
23: Smith Inc &#8211; Palomino (Give It To Me) [Absolute Zero]<br />
24: FBD Project &#8211; Breakin Up [Bang-in Tunes]<br />
25: The J.B. &#8211; Simpin [Back 2 Basics]</p>
<p>* Get the &#8216;clean&#8217; unedited version of the mix <a href="http://74.220.19.254//audio/J-Rolla-Drumtrip-Sessions-04-Clean.mp3">here</a></p>
<p>The post <a href="https://drumtrip.co.uk/mixes/drumtrip-sessions-04-j-rolla/">Drumtrip Sessions #04 – J Rolla</a> appeared first on <a href="https://drumtrip.co.uk">Drumtrip - Hardcore / Oldskool Jungle Blog</a>.</p>
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