gutted can't listen as at event for work
podcast when you get home, probably my favourite ever interview, Randall is a funny sod.
haven't heard the mix yet as had to go and help with childcare
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podcast when you get home, probably my favourite ever interview, Randall is a funny sod.
haven't heard the mix yet as had to go and help with childcare
stuff_it
Too skool for cool
Fozzie Bear
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There was a good show with Footsie and his dad a few weeks back. His dad (Wassie One) was playing some good uk roots.
Onket
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Not enough notice! AGAIN!Uncle Dugs dropping by to play some tunes tomorrow night
I will make one of these, one day!
ringo
Macaroni cheese controller
ringo
Macaroni cheese controller
Not enough notice! AGAIN!
I will make one of these, one day!
I know, I completely forgot to put it here
ska invita
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nogojones
spelling is overrated
Onket
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Got a date lined up for the next one yet?Uncle Dugs dropping by to play some tunes tomorrow night
tbtommyb
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just listening to some podcasts. really good but so many fucking shout outs!
ska invita
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happy birthday! Will try and make this one...
ska invita
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Nice show coming up this week:
THURSDAY 22ND MAY 2014
11pm-1am (GMT)
Son of Dub Reggae Legend Jah Shaka, Young Warrior hooks up with Dubstep major player VIVEK for a special Dub meets Dubstep session!
V.I.V.E.K:
Todays electronic music scene revolves continuously on hype, and there are few artists and label camps that can rely almost entirely on their musical content to do their talking. Mala's 'Deep Medi' camp and V.I.V.E.K the artist are noted exceptions to this rule.
Influenced by the golden years of Drum N Bass and a steady diet of dub and roots music, V.I.V.E.K has been honing his musical construction skills since 2004. Progressing naturally from DJing to production, and originally beginning to build music around the 170 tempo, 140 bpm was the pitch that worked for V.I.V.E.K to shape his unique subterranean groove.
YOUNG WARRIOR:
Predominately known as being the son of Dub Legend Jah Shaka , Young Warrior has rapidly gone on to become an individual key player in the Dub Music industry. Touring the globe for 10 years he has created a massive international following all of races & ages.
He's gone on to create the famous hand built sound system with the ''Blue boxes'', creator of his own music organisation & manages to always unveil a wealth deep self produced Dub.
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On another note hats off to Rinse for having a fair few female djs on the roster - dance music tends to be a bit of a male dominated thing and its great to hear so many female voices on teh station. Ive even come to like Julie on the daily drive show - she started off pretty amateurish but has really gotten good at it over time. Thats another thing I like about Rinse, they really bring people through....
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if only the stream and podcasts were a higher bitrate
THURSDAY 22ND MAY 2014
11pm-1am (GMT)
Son of Dub Reggae Legend Jah Shaka, Young Warrior hooks up with Dubstep major player VIVEK for a special Dub meets Dubstep session!
V.I.V.E.K:
Todays electronic music scene revolves continuously on hype, and there are few artists and label camps that can rely almost entirely on their musical content to do their talking. Mala's 'Deep Medi' camp and V.I.V.E.K the artist are noted exceptions to this rule.
Influenced by the golden years of Drum N Bass and a steady diet of dub and roots music, V.I.V.E.K has been honing his musical construction skills since 2004. Progressing naturally from DJing to production, and originally beginning to build music around the 170 tempo, 140 bpm was the pitch that worked for V.I.V.E.K to shape his unique subterranean groove.
YOUNG WARRIOR:
Predominately known as being the son of Dub Legend Jah Shaka , Young Warrior has rapidly gone on to become an individual key player in the Dub Music industry. Touring the globe for 10 years he has created a massive international following all of races & ages.
He's gone on to create the famous hand built sound system with the ''Blue boxes'', creator of his own music organisation & manages to always unveil a wealth deep self produced Dub.
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On another note hats off to Rinse for having a fair few female djs on the roster - dance music tends to be a bit of a male dominated thing and its great to hear so many female voices on teh station. Ive even come to like Julie on the daily drive show - she started off pretty amateurish but has really gotten good at it over time. Thats another thing I like about Rinse, they really bring people through....
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if only the stream and podcasts were a higher bitrate
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Onket
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What does this mean, ska invita?
ska invita
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when you listen online or to a podcast its like listening to an mp3 at 128kbps (in fact it is a 128kbps mp3) and often sounds very lossy i find, where as the FM signal is crystal and strong.
podcasts fair enough but for live streaming they should have the option for a 320kbps stream
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especially on speakers or good headphones i really notice it - little earbuds or laptop speakers is fine
Onket
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That's probably it, then. I listen using headphones and my phone on my commute.
ska invita
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i think thats why theyve kept it low, so people can stream on their phones - its a shame though as it music thats designed to be boomed out...
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Bump as this show is on tonight!Nice show coming up this week:
THURSDAY 22ND MAY 2014
11pm-1am (GMT)
Son of Dub Reggae Legend Jah Shaka, Young Warrior hooks up with Dubstep major player VIVEK for a special Dub meets Dubstep session!
V.I.V.E.K:
Todays electronic music scene revolves continuously on hype, and there are few artists and label camps that can rely almost entirely on their musical content to do their talking. Mala's 'Deep Medi' camp and V.I.V.E.K the artist are noted exceptions to this rule.
Influenced by the golden years of Drum N Bass and a steady diet of dub and roots music, V.I.V.E.K has been honing his musical construction skills since 2004. Progressing naturally from DJing to production, and originally beginning to build music around the 170 tempo, 140 bpm was the pitch that worked for V.I.V.E.K to shape his unique subterranean groove.
YOUNG WARRIOR:
Predominately known as being the son of Dub Legend Jah Shaka , Young Warrior has rapidly gone on to become an individual key player in the Dub Music industry. Touring the globe for 10 years he has created a massive international following all of races & ages.
He's gone on to create the famous hand built sound system with the ''Blue boxes'', creator of his own music organisation & manages to always unveil a wealth deep self produced Dub.
----------------------
On another note hats off to Rinse for having a fair few female djs on the roster - dance music tends to be a bit of a male dominated thing and its great to hear so many female voices on teh station. Ive even come to like Julie on the daily drive show - she started off pretty amateurish but has really gotten good at it over time. Thats another thing I like about Rinse, they really bring people through....
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if only the stream and podcasts were a higher bitrate
Also before that 9-11pm on Ujima is a tribute to Flora (see her thread for details) http://www.urban75.net/forums/threads/dj-flora-flynn-flora.323904/
has to beat the din of pointless exit poll speculation
ska invita
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vivek young warrior link - caught a bit last night, sounded like a good show
http://podcast.dgen.net/rinsefm/podcast/V.i.v.e.k230514.mp3
http://podcast.dgen.net/rinsefm/podcast/V.i.v.e.k230514.mp3
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ska invita
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no, whats the concept?
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