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SBD episode 2 - electro, tech trance, karate kid, d&b, liverpool, breaks

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March 29, 2008 10:56 AM PDT

On this show Mr Miyagi and Karate Kid join me in the studio (well, kind of), theres a run down of events to look out for coming up in Liverpool and loads of dance/rave music to bop to of course.

You can now be part of the show by leaving a voice message on 07005980870. If you promote an event especially in the Liverpool area please leave details of it and I will play your message on the next show.

tracklist -

Royksopp - Eple

MIX 1:
The Beat Monkeys - Steelz Loves the Funk
(Acapella) DJ Pied Piper - Do you really Like it
NAPT - The Rollers feat Skibadee
Robb G - 12 Inch Therapy
The Wildchild Experience - Bring it on Down
H-Man - Manga(Thomas Schumacher Remix)
Ernesto vs Bastian - Thrill

Artist Feature(BK):
BK & Lee Haslam - Sticks and Stoned
BK vs Vinylgroover - Microwave
MIX 2:
Ben Sage - Just a Minute
Soulpride - Original Badass
High Contrast - If we Ever
Clipz - Rubbish
Monoman(DJ Die) - Dirty Games(G Dub too Damn Hard mix)
Freestylerz feat Pendulum & Si - Painkiller(Noisia Remix)

Karate Kid & Mr Miyagi's track choice:
Joe Esposito - You're the Best Around

Same But Different 11/02/08 breaks, trance, electro, harddance...

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February 11, 2008 08:58 AM PST

episode 1 of the Same But Different Podcast.
The aim of this Podcast is to showcase a collection of the most exciting and innovative tracks in Dance/Rave Music regardless of genre.
In this first episode we also have a feature on drum & bass producer TC.

TRACKLIST:

Donique - Theme Code
Hardy Hard & Lady Waks ft Mr X - Minimal
Swen Weber - Bassmann (Chris Count's Access Mix)
NAPT - N-Funk
Ctrl Z v Screwface - Stereo:typical
Cosmic Gate - Earth Mover

TC - Deep
TC - Jump
TC - Rockstar

J2D2 - Spirit He Gained to Move On

Nenes, Pascal Feliz - Platinum(Tech Mix)
Tom Hades - Achronycal
Scott Mac - Installation Error
Ronski Speed, Stoneface & terminal - Soulseeker(Stoneface & Terminal Mix)
BK vs Vinylgroover - Microwave
Showtek - FTS
Headhunterz - Forever Az One

Ratpack - Searchin for my Rizla

Podcast Summary

breaking down musical boundaries like a bat out of erm boundary hell!! - trance, electro, breaks, house, drum and bass, hard dance, hardcore...

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Jickee JayCee's obsession with electronic music began back in 1998 after a trip with a coach full of nutters to some random Warehouses in Milton keynes, the event was called Helter Skelter and after that he would make the journey back every 2 months to this haven of musical mayhem until its demise on new years eve 99/00. Fuelled by the sounds of MZone & Mark EG and now travelling to Compulsion @ Bowlers in Manchester and North in Stoke on Trent for regular brain shaking sessions, he began DJing at local events in Liverpool held at places such as the Masque, Le Bateau, The Carling Academy & Zanzi Bar under the alias 'Epidemic'. This led to bookings further afield such as Manchester, Leicester, Skegness and many more as well as putting on his own events in liverpool - Futureshock(@ the Masque & Hevn & Hell), Analysis(@ Le Bateau) and Same But Different(@ The Drezla Lounge) He released his own limited white label in 2004 with tracks '88 miles per hour' and 'for the c@sh' which were all sold in less than a month. In around 2005/2006 the hard trance sound which he had relentlessly followed for the last 8 years had died down, releases from record labels where few and far between and any worth of note even less. At around this time he decided to concentrate on getting a better day job and his Decks & records were left to gather dust. During this period he began listening to all different styles of dance & electronic music, from twisted electro to ear bleeding breakcore. He began to attend small events in Liverpool such as No Excuses which blew him away with its total random musical concept and the crowd loved it! It appeared that there was still good music being made out there... It was around mid 2007 that he started buying tracks again, but now it was anything that excited him regardless of its musical genre. Drum & Bass, House, Breaks it didnt matter as long as it had something exciting about it. Which brings us up to the present, he now goes under the name Jickee JayCee putting out the 'Same But Different Podcast' over the internet consisting of any electronic music which is exciting him at the moment! VISIT MYSPACE PAGE [http://www.myspace.com/jickeejaycee]

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