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Again I only heard this one once and then not again for many many years. Next up is Luv Ta Luv Ya by the Skeleton Krew, again from 1992 and continuing that raw UK Hip Hop inspired vibe.

It has a sort of sci fi cyberpunk nu romantic vibe to it but it hard as nails.

I’ve never heard another tune like it in the 30 years that have passed. Satin Storm’s Think I’m Going Out Of My Head. That was what this tune was referred to by absolutely everyone back in 1992. I could literally just say ‘Nicholas Parsons’ about this one. But as the sample says – On The Turntable we have…. This is a wonderful example of that period just before the Jungle explosion of 1993 when the sound was a bit slower and shared a lot in common with one of its ancestors – the fast breakbeat led UK Hip Hop of the late 80s and early 90s. I later found out it got played out at raves too but at that time I was only 13 yrs old so there was no way I was getting in to any of them. It came out on Ruff Kut Records in 1992 and I only heard this once on a Pulse FM tape I had. įirst up is “The Good, 2 Bad & Hugly” and a track simply called “Jungle”. there’ll be some anthems but also some forgotten gems that didn’t get much club play. It’s a very personal list and it is in no way meant be any kind of ‘best ever’ list.

By that, I mean tracks that I heard a lot or only on Pirate Radio and a huge effect on me as a listener and ultimately as an artist. In this instalment I’m going to be showcasing some of my favourite and most influential pirate radio tracks. 0860.fm MIX #5 – FRACTURE'S PIRATE RADIO FAVES.

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