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Where's the love for Leeroy? Keef fan <> Prodigy fan.

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I know exactly which one you mean... would love to know the notes for that one too

Well, it's "Axel F" (from the Beverly Hills Cop films and by Harold Faltermeyer) but I grabbed the MIDI and did my own low-fi composition.

I added some Streets Of Rage 2 and South Park samples to make it more personal as well!

@@waynerbudgen big thumbs 👍up

Was, Is and Will be only one 303. Because this with little screen is a clone and it's called 03. And 03 sucks. My recomendation if You want to buy hardware is Behringer TD-3. Very cheap clone which sounds great, almost identical with original.

@@BadTrip69 Thanx. I had built my private place some years back, and since the buying of 909, I'm fine. No more machines... at the moment.

@@antonioskoutsoyiannis5319 Why? You stop use it? You lost interest in producing music?

@@BadTrip69 Well, we started recording from way back 1983, as methods of dance. We released some albums, playing gigs, first as a three members, then two, and in 1987 it was me only recording as mod. September 2020, a German record label asked if I wanted them to put out our rehearsals, not the demos, the rehearsals. I agreed, only if it would in vinyl and not on cds. So, we have a new record out, which is from 1983 rehearsals, and before a month the record (we called it First) was doing well in Germany, Italy, the UK (on Juno records) and on Canada. I have some unreleased material from the 80s and 90s, in case they will ask for another German release. So, it's time to get some rest, reading. What about you?

@@antonioskoutsoyiannis5319 I'm just started. So long way ahead of me. How much time did it take before you started releasing music? Between starting interesing about producing and learning all those stuff like sound design, music theory, mixing, mastering and Your first release?

Underworld were on before in a different tent, just after the MegaDog Sound-system (who were amazing). I couldn't get in the Prodigy tent, as it was too crowded, but my friend and I decided that, as we had seen The Prodigy at The Brighton Centre the year before, we wanted to be first row, dead centre, for Underworld. We were, and Karl even came and shook our hands. Pretty cool for us, only being 16 years old.

@@waynerbudgen you are right about the order. Not sure how I got in but I deffo did both. Looked it up after talking to another youngun who’s just moved to Brighton and glad to hear it’s still a party town!

​@@waynerbudgen Underworld cut their set short and announced they were off to see the Prod 😂 The Reggae day was great this year too I miss this festival It started as the student union festival Two stages in the same tent Nothing like it now

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Cheers dude. As much as I treasure my 303 I think you might treasure yours more ;)

@@waynerbudgen how are the switches getting on...serviced or still good?

@@jiltedgenerator all good so far. I'm not sure on the service history but I managed to get it boxed, manual etc. and it looked like it had hardly been touched even though it has been used on a fair few tracks. I bought it from an artist called Scott Hallam. If you find his page you'll see my/his 303 in the pics. When I went to Kenton to get my 202 modded they asked if I wanted to have it tuned (for a price) as it was well out of tune. They looked a bit taken aback when I replied that I loved the way it sounded.

They were in different tents. Underworld played first in the Megadog tent and The Prodigy played the main stage after.

my fave and all !

They know how to fucking rock the place

This was always my favorite of theirs, too. For me, it's the soundtrack to that one moment in time, driving (too fast) to get to some party out in some field or some warehouse. I'm secretly hoping they play it tonight at the club, in tribute.

Stephen Lucas I got the VHS of this interview from the TV Management Company because it is me being interviewed. I don’t have any other footage at all.