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Full doc up on YT - nice

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2812

What an absolute dude. Could listen to him talk all day.

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2813

Absolutely, seems a really top dude, great stories from a helluva life…sat in the DJ booth in the Paradise Garage with Frankie Crocker and Mick Jagger watching LL work his magic. :ok_hand:
Probably my fave WIMB

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2814

Lovely little video the hidden studio near the veg patch is something else

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2815

Get on this Toby. Early rave scene stuff too which you may like.

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I’ve followed Soundgas on IG for ages. Tony does some good little Dubs with a bunch of tasty gear.

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2817

Lots of tasty vintage gear.

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Cultural Conversations 002: Timmy Stewart & Dave Harvey (Love International). From Output Conference in Belfast, September 2025.

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2819

Pat’s drumming :eyes:

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2820

Perfect for a sunny friday morning

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2821

Watched this last night. Doc on the ‘Rainbow Warrior’, blown up by French secret agents to stop it protesting against nuclear tests in the Pacific. No less shocking, 40 years on

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2822

Orchestra vs Chilli…

2823

Daft Punk are back (sort of)

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2824

Posted before, but it’s Coil performing Going Up not long before the tragic death of John Balance :v: :heart:

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2825

No idea if posted before. Not by me anyway. First time watching this was about just after 6am this morning, sitting with a lovely fresh pot of tea.

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2826

Official ITV version, all cleaned up.

World In Action looks at the controversy surrounding Acid House parties and the music associated with the drug Ecstasy, spending a weekend with a group of youngsters in London who travel by coach to secret destinations to evade the police.

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2827

The story behind “I Get Deep”

For me, the most headmelting version was probably Timmi Regisford’s (bootleg?) spliced with E2E4 and Sandstorms

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2828

Saw RL play live from the front row table in a jazz club - it was a religious experience. So good, I went back the next night!

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2829

On September 29, 1998, Harlem became the center of the hip hop universe.
More than 175 artists — from Rakim and Slick Rick to Missy Elliott, Wu-Tang Clan, and De La Soul — gathered on 126th Street for A Great Day in Hip Hop, captured by the legendary Gordon Parks for XXL Magazine.

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