I actually saw her twice,52nd Street back in the 80s,my first wife loved her soul/funk then and then again with the urban cookie collective and yes mate you’re right RIP
I'm soo glad i discovered 52nd Street but forgotten how as i was only 15-16 at the time. The Children of the night album was so sublime! Her Voice was so Angelic! Moved me so so much.
I was Goldie’s taxi driver once and when we got to his place he gave me a stack of records from boxes by the front door, Metalheads blew my head off and was really a reality check for me in terms of music production. That was nearly 20 years ago, lovely lovely bloke. ❤
This is so important and also so easily looked over, especially in the frenzied mindstate one is normally in, when dealing with anything involving mortality. We often think selfishly and relate it to ourselves, and I'm not saying that's always the case--but yeah, it is, a lot. And so, it's so very important to remember to take care of other people, if, when, and where you can. I became handicapped in 2020, after 40 years of running around like a mad man, happily so. It's easy to forget to think about others.
True words. Had the privilege of, washing and rubbing my grandma's feet before she went to sleep the last time I saw her. She passed peacefully during the night.
9:08 - takes his cap off out of sheer respect and sincerity. Peppy and happy-go-lucky guy went serious-mode. I appreciate his honesty and vulnerability there, appreciate and respect it in full.
Nothing is more ‘90s than inner city life. Those beats, synths and vocals, combined with that video. It’s the ultimate urban vibe of ‘90s alternative electronica. Iconic, absolutely iconic.
Such a genuine human being. A person who is showing who they are, uncompromisingly, authentically, and beautifully themselves. Utmost respect for the art and for the ability to show true emotions.
Well that was an emotional rollercoaster! All this super vibrant, effusive entertaining energy and then snap straight to a moment of heavy-hearted candour and tender remembrance... and then straight back again! He's great value and it's a great song.
I got my double cd of 'timeless' from Virgin records Newcastle on day of release by swapping the £18.99 sticker for a £1.99 sticker. Great memory, even better album. Thanks G, sorry i stole it x
Virgin would've still have paid the same revenue to the label, the sticker price you paid makes no difference. If anything, fair play! Artists are always getting ripped off, this time it was Virgin 😂
That was so sad, yet beautiful by Goldie to open up his heart about that moment with Diana. Diana's voice has moved me so much from 52nd Street onwards. Music does touch the soul, heart, feelings and emotions so much! Inner City Life is timeless. Fantastic upload yet again DJ Mag. Thank you.
Goosebumps - what a video and story, absolutely anstonishing. I've never even heard of that song coming from a german techno childhood born in 99, so that's an amzing discovery for me !
Youve got a whole load of amazing foundational jungle/ dnb albums to check out from the 90s.... Goldie - Timeless Adam F - Colours ( won the MOBO award) Roni Size Reprazent- New Forms ( won the Mercury music prize) 4 Hero - Two Pages Dillinja - Cybotron LTJ Bukem - Logical Progression Grooverider - Mysteries of Funk Fabio - Liquid Funk Peshay - Miles From Home Ed Rush and Optical - Worm hole Photek - Form and Function High Contrast- Colours ...and more
Love Goldie, thankfully I was able to go to one of his shows and I even got up on stage for him to sign one of his cds. Such a cool guy, I will always bump his tunes till the day I die. Cheer, legend
This was the high peak of electronic music and i am so happy that i discovered so much of it at this time. Underworld, massive attack, portishead, chemical brothers, aphex twin, leftfield, goldie….the whole early d&b, detroit techno, warp records stuff. My first two electronic music cd‘s where wagon christ throbbing pouch and aphex twin classics, the third jacobs optical stairway…..will never forget
I love this thing called Drum and Bass. It's been a constant in my life for the past 20 years and never lets me down. I'm glad to see it coming around again so maybe the world is ready this time.
I used to work for Metalheadz' distribution company in the 90's and getting Goldie was one of the biggest privileges of my life! This guy is so genuine it's unreal! such a character. He's completely right about Timeless as well - it came out in 1995 and the Jungle / DnB community wasn't ready for it, at the time. It took many years for everyone to truly appreciate it. Big respect!!!
I can't remember the number of times I listened to Timeless when I first heard it decades ago and over the years since, but it's been a full journey every single time. RIP Diane. Beautiful story to hear about the people involved with this classic. I teared up too. Respect! ❤
I was living in the U.K. when Timeless was released. Goldie's right- it symbolized the 90's. The first time I heard the beat drop it just blew my mind and I stopped listening to pop music and went crazy for drum n bass. That tune and Josh Winx's Higher State of Consciousness were, for me, were cutting edge and futuristic in a way no other type of music was. Timeless is still in my Top 10. Really enjoyed watching this.
Looking forward to this one. Big up Goldie, an absolute pioneer and a legend in the dnb scene. Ruffige Kru on Reinforced Records, Metalheadz label and his graffiti art. R.I.P to Diane Charlemagne who did the vocals, a beautiful soul. Also in Urban Cookie Collective.
I was already into electronic/dance/rave. Spiral Tribe, Eat Static, System 7, Plastikman, Future Sound of London. Loved hardcore, moved with the transition into Jungle. Saw Randall, Grooverider countless times in those years that followed. I was 15 when Inner City Life came out and it blew my mind. The production. The scale. It shares commonalities with classical music - the ebbs and flows and the journey it takes you on. I guarantee that wherever music has gone in another 30 years, this will still sound fresh. RIP Diane Charlemagne. RIP Randall.
I went from ‘oh hey, that’s cool a doc with Goldie about innercity’ to bawling my eyes out. “Always rub somebody’s feet when they are dying” is such a profound thing to say. While being 100% honest and true. Rip Diane Charlemagne Thank you Goldie and thanks DJ Mag.
I saw the first 5 minutes of this before work today, then went off listening to Timeless. Replayed it a couple of times throughout the day. Finished the video when I got home, and seminal is the exact right word for that album. I couldn't quite articulate that when I was listening to it before, but I kept thinking about how much all my favourite DnB from the late 90s was so obviously inspired by this masterpiece. Thanks for the music, I wouldn't be where I am today without it.
Beautiful track. Still just as amazing today. As the first listen. Powerful sentiments shared Much respect to Goldie And crew for this visionary track and “Timeless” as a whole. Incredible
That was a blast from the past! What an interview, Goldie still brings so much energy and personality, and took me back like it was yesterday Beautiful tribute, and moving moment about Diane too, RIP 🎧❤
This is one of the most important songs that made DNB to what it is today! This changed the whole scene back in the day, and it is still in the back of our heads. I still go back and listen to it now and then, and I can still feel that vibe I got from it the first times I heard it and saw the music video. This was back in the day when me, Teebe and K/Polar were making musik and spinning vinyl 24/7, what I life we had!! Goldie made our lifes richer from the day Inner City Life was released!
Damn, this video floored me. I was in tears with their story. Crazy how some of these legends are not with us today. Goldie is still a pistol, lol. Respect!
Timeless was such a gamechanger for me. Remember what a breakthrough it was for me when i listened the first time in 1995 on a car stereo in the tourbus.
Brilliant track, still got it right here on vinyl from when it came out. Some powerful stuff here. He's such a top bloke, isn't he? Clearly still in love with music and all it's infinite possibilities. Never stop geezer!
I used to work at a skate/snowboard/CD exchange shop in the mid 90’s in Utah. I was always given our promo CD’s. My tastes were far from normal. Goldie’s “Inner City Life”, Roni Size & Reprazent’s “Brown Paper Bag,” were pivotal in my mid 20’s. I consider both as the reasons I started mixing vinyl shortly thereafter. Many of us are now in our 50’s. To those of us who made it this far, may we make it further. To those we’ve lost, We miss, and love you. The only thing we all have, but we can NEVER GET BACK IS TIME! Use it well! Onelove!
Timeless was a massive record for me as a teenager. It opened my ears to so much music. I used to borrow the copy from the local library and played it time and time again. I still love it to bits, a true time capsule.
This song STILL holds to this day. Talk about a perfect tune. Makes you want to laugh, cry, scream, run through a wall, all of it…I’m emotional just writing this🔥
Best chapter ever and forever, Goldie is not only great at music but at speaking as well. Fan of the tune the same moment it went out, even if I'm a house head, Diane's voice combined with those breaks just got me into D&B ...a f angel, yes! Not so long ago I got that new remix vinyl that puts her voice in front of everything as a tribute some say. Deserved.
The mention of Rob Playford made me remember Moving Shadow and all the awesome old skool tracks they pumped out before they went proper drum n bass / jungle. Their MSX001 anniversary CD was awesome, wish I still had it
at the time, i was a skinny stoned white boy from Belfast who was all about Detroit techno & 909s.. and even i knew ICL was something special. used to get stoned out, put on the cd, lie back & jus drown in the bass. and for what it's worth, i could listen to Goldie talk about crisps or washing up powder & STILL be moved by his passion & down to earthness..
Goldie is an absolute legend! Thank you so much for sharing this inspirational, and heartfelt story about the masterpiece "Inner City Life". 🙏 RIP Diane Charlemagne and Kemistry.
My favourite ever rave memory, Goldie happened to be playing whp in Manchester like a week after Diane Charlemagne’s passing the, city where she is from. When he played inner city life, the amount of people who impromptu had lighters out to pay respects to Diane was very emotional
Goldie's INCredible mix from 1999 was my introduction to dnb. It changed my life. When watching the movie Snatch years later, when Goldie appeared on the screen I did the Leonardo DiCaprio TV point meme. Inner City remains timeless.
Loved this, need to delve into Goldie’s back catalogue. What a great interview and a solid bloke. Refreshing to see male vulnerability and emotion shared like that, let it out. Thanks Goldie & DJ Mag.
Legends,RIP to Diane and all the legends of Drom ‘n’ Bass that have passed recently.Their impact on the music and culture cannot and will not be forgotten.❤
You asked, we delivered! Who else would you like to see in the series? 👇
Layo & Bushwacka! - Love story
Pls 🙏🏻
Route 94 - My Love
Eric Prydz - Pjanoo
You guys are absolutely killing it. How about Greece 2000???
Joey Beltram - Energy Flash
RIP Randall, Diane Charlemagne and Kemistry. True legends
❤
Rip Marcus Intakex
Rip Spirit
To all the beautiful souls we knew, loved and lost, thankyou, your legacy will live on forever RIP
R.I.P MC Conrad & DJ Tango, Benny from Organic Synthetic....See you soon.
Optiv / C4c and Josh Impulse / Sinthetix
RIP Diane Charlemagne. Always remembered. F cancer.
I actually saw her twice,52nd Street back in the 80s,my first wife loved her soul/funk then and then again with the urban cookie collective and yes mate you’re right RIP
🙏
Rest In Time 🙏👽🖖🌌🌠
I'm soo glad i discovered 52nd Street but forgotten how as i was only 15-16 at the time. The Children of the night album was so sublime! Her Voice was so Angelic! Moved me so so much.
I was Goldie’s taxi driver once and when we got to his place he gave me a stack of records from boxes by the front door, Metalheads blew my head off and was really a reality check for me in terms of music production. That was nearly 20 years ago, lovely lovely bloke. ❤
Used to see him at champneys in Tring
Did he ever mention which football team he supports?
Not a trick or a random question. It will settle a bet in my favour depending on who you say.
wolves innit?
“Always rub someone’s feet when they’re dying” this made me cry my eyes out. So true.
This is so important and also so easily looked over, especially in the frenzied mindstate one is normally in, when dealing with anything involving mortality. We often think selfishly and relate it to ourselves, and I'm not saying that's always the case--but yeah, it is, a lot. And so, it's so very important to remember to take care of other people, if, when, and where you can. I became handicapped in 2020, after 40 years of running around like a mad man, happily so. It's easy to forget to think about others.
True words. Had the privilege of, washing and rubbing my grandma's feet before she went to sleep the last time I saw her. She passed peacefully during the night.
As she wept her tears fell on his feet of which she used her hair to wipe.... 🥹😭
9:08 - takes his cap off out of sheer respect and sincerity. Peppy and happy-go-lucky guy went serious-mode. I appreciate his honesty and vulnerability there, appreciate and respect it in full.
respect
Goldie is such an amazing story teller, and not only through his music
I saw him at a club in Seoul in 2007- great show, but he came out into the crowd afterward. Just a cool dude.
ever feel like a song HAD to exist? this is one of those songs.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Absolutely. Timeless took effort to appreciate but the reward wasn't just for the immediate listener. Its ripples changed the face of music.
Absolutely!
She lives eternally in that song. RIP Diane.
And several other great tracks... ❤
RIP Diane, the voice of Drum and bass. Thank you Goldie for this tune as well, masterpiece
Dark Angel
Nothing is more ‘90s than inner city life. Those beats, synths and vocals, combined with that video. It’s the ultimate urban vibe of ‘90s alternative electronica. Iconic, absolutely iconic.
the album that got me into electronic music after Kraftwerk.
Such a genuine human being. A person who is showing who they are, uncompromisingly, authentically, and beautifully themselves. Utmost respect for the art and for the ability to show true emotions.
When I was young, I listened to your music. Now I’m 44 and I want to say - Thank you man. 🤝 Goldie forever! 👊
41, and same.
47 and same.
42 and same
70 here and still listening.
he never wrote a single record, all ghost produced
Well that was an emotional rollercoaster! All this super vibrant, effusive entertaining energy and then snap straight to a moment of heavy-hearted candour and tender remembrance... and then straight back again! He's great value and it's a great song.
Love Goldie. He "creates" the bodies, he doesn't "erase" the bodies
@@milhouse5627 do you know what nemesis means? 🤣
Haha mate what a film
"I know who you are...."
And he doesn't trust banks.
But you are a bad boi yardie
Love that Randall was the Catalyst for Goldie to wrap his ears around the breakbeat scene 🙏🏻
I got my double cd of 'timeless' from Virgin records Newcastle on day of release by swapping the £18.99 sticker for a £1.99 sticker. Great memory, even better album. Thanks G, sorry i stole it x
😂
Jesus, that takes me back. Virgin records in Newcastle. Right near the monument.
that's gangsta! 😂😂😂
Virgin would've still have paid the same revenue to the label, the sticker price you paid makes no difference. If anything, fair play! Artists are always getting ripped off, this time it was Virgin 😂
That was so sad, yet beautiful by Goldie to open up his heart about that moment with Diana. Diana's voice has moved me so much from 52nd Street onwards. Music does touch the soul, heart, feelings and emotions so much!
Inner City Life is timeless. Fantastic upload yet again DJ Mag. Thank you.
Couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant. The best one yet. Goldie is a great storyteller. He needs to write a book!
He has. “All Things Remembered” (2017).
Cheers for that, one for the Xmas book list.
Nine Lives is his autobiography
@@174trek he’s written two memoirs/bios!
This is one of the best interviews I've ever seen, what a legend
Goosebumps - what a video and story, absolutely anstonishing. I've never even heard of that song coming from a german techno childhood born in 99, so that's an amzing discovery for me !
Youve got a whole load of amazing foundational jungle/ dnb albums to check out from the 90s....
Goldie - Timeless
Adam F - Colours ( won the MOBO award)
Roni Size Reprazent- New Forms ( won the Mercury music prize)
4 Hero - Two Pages
Dillinja - Cybotron
LTJ Bukem - Logical Progression
Grooverider - Mysteries of Funk
Fabio - Liquid Funk
Peshay - Miles From Home
Ed Rush and Optical - Worm hole
Photek - Form and Function
High Contrast- Colours
...and more
Bruv I’m so glad someone else said it. I’ve got chills ❤
@@richgreenmusic2211oi, telling ya now. I’m on that. Thankyou for spreading the knowledge ❤
@@richgreenmusic2211it was a great era 🙏
Love Goldie, thankfully I was able to go to one of his shows and I even got up on stage for him to sign one of his cds. Such a cool guy, I will always bump his tunes till the day I die. Cheer, legend
I fucking love Goldie. Decades of success, and he still looks surprised to where he is. Fucking legend.
The production on that album was ridiculous. Rob Playford did a phenomenal job.
This was the high peak of electronic music and i am so happy that i discovered so much of it at this time. Underworld, massive attack, portishead, chemical brothers, aphex twin, leftfield, goldie….the whole early d&b, detroit techno, warp records stuff. My first two electronic music cd‘s where wagon christ throbbing pouch and aphex twin classics, the third jacobs optical stairway…..will never forget
I love this thing called Drum and Bass. It's been a constant in my life for the past 20 years and never lets me down. I'm glad to see it coming around again so maybe the world is ready this time.
love this man.. true gold
Cormac ❤
I love the way his interviews are 100% energy . National treasure
One of the best in this series! What a man, whaaaaat an album/tune. Much love 🔥 Thank you DJMag and Goldie. 🙏🏼
Thanks for watching!
Great video, great story. So many memories growing up to these tunes. Metalheadz forever!
Loved Diane, very good memories I have with her, Goldie you’re very special x
I used to work for Metalheadz' distribution company in the 90's and getting Goldie was one of the biggest privileges of my life! This guy is so genuine it's unreal! such a character. He's completely right about Timeless as well - it came out in 1995 and the Jungle / DnB community wasn't ready for it, at the time. It took many years for everyone to truly appreciate it.
Big respect!!!
I can't remember the number of times I listened to Timeless when I first heard it decades ago and over the years since, but it's been a full journey every single time. RIP Diane. Beautiful story to hear about the people involved with this classic. I teared up too. Respect! ❤
This is the best one I’ve seen. Big up Goldie.
damn
10:27 pow 💪what a powerful story 😭 Thank you for all the credit and love and gratitude and realness you give everyone
What a guy. Exactly what I was expecting from the name. Kudos!
Timeless, one of the greatest albums of all time!
I was living in the U.K. when Timeless was released. Goldie's right- it symbolized the 90's. The first time I heard the beat drop it just blew my mind and I stopped listening to pop music and went crazy for drum n bass. That tune and Josh Winx's Higher State of Consciousness were, for me, were cutting edge and futuristic in a way no other type of music was. Timeless is still in my Top 10. Really enjoyed watching this.
Looking forward to this one. Big up Goldie, an absolute pioneer and a legend in the dnb scene. Ruffige Kru on Reinforced Records, Metalheadz label and his graffiti art. R.I.P to Diane Charlemagne who did the vocals, a beautiful soul. Also in Urban Cookie Collective.
Goldie is straight stand up. Massive respect to this man.
I was already into electronic/dance/rave. Spiral Tribe, Eat Static, System 7, Plastikman, Future Sound of London. Loved hardcore, moved with the transition into Jungle. Saw Randall, Grooverider countless times in those years that followed.
I was 15 when Inner City Life came out and it blew my mind. The production. The scale.
It shares commonalities with classical music - the ebbs and flows and the journey it takes you on.
I guarantee that wherever music has gone in another 30 years, this will still sound fresh.
RIP Diane Charlemagne. RIP Randall.
wow that was a rollercoaster of emotions. These just keep getting better and better.
I went from ‘oh hey, that’s cool a doc with Goldie about innercity’ to bawling my eyes out.
“Always rub somebody’s feet when they are dying” is such a profound thing to say.
While being 100% honest and true.
Rip Diane Charlemagne
Thank you Goldie and thanks DJ Mag.
Goldie, what a legend. Can’t wait for this one.
Always love seeing goldie speak. He's funny, entertaining and incredibly honest
Yup. 100%. I was living around Portobello Road at that time and when it dropped it was everywhere, coming out of cars and flats and shops.
I saw the first 5 minutes of this before work today, then went off listening to Timeless. Replayed it a couple of times throughout the day.
Finished the video when I got home, and seminal is the exact right word for that album.
I couldn't quite articulate that when I was listening to it before, but I kept thinking about how much all my favourite DnB from the late 90s was so obviously inspired by this masterpiece.
Thanks for the music, I wouldn't be where I am today without it.
That's why we love you Goldie. I wish I could be 10% of that swagger !!! Absolute legend, and made me cry too. Big up !!!
Beautiful track.
Still just as amazing today.
As the first listen.
Powerful sentiments shared
Much respect to Goldie
And crew for this visionary track and “Timeless” as a whole. Incredible
That was a blast from the past! What an interview, Goldie still brings so much energy and personality, and took me back like it was yesterday
Beautiful tribute, and moving moment about Diane too, RIP 🎧❤
This is one of the most important songs that made DNB to what it is today! This changed the whole scene back in the day, and it is still in the back of our heads. I still go back and listen to it now and then, and I can still feel that vibe I got from it the first times I heard it and saw the music video. This was back in the day when me, Teebe and K/Polar were making musik and spinning vinyl 24/7, what I life we had!! Goldie made our lifes richer from the day Inner City Life was released!
Damn, this video floored me. I was in tears with their story. Crazy how some of these legends are not with us today. Goldie is still a pistol, lol. Respect!
Never change Goldie. Timeless was classical music the day it was made, and it will live on forever.
Timeless was such a gamechanger for me. Remember what a breakthrough it was for me when i listened the first time in 1995 on a car stereo in the tourbus.
Timeless has endured and lived up to its name.
Brilliant track, still got it right here on vinyl from when it came out. Some powerful stuff here. He's such a top bloke, isn't he? Clearly still in love with music and all it's infinite possibilities. Never stop geezer!
I used to work at a skate/snowboard/CD exchange shop in the mid 90’s in Utah. I was always given our promo CD’s. My tastes were far from normal. Goldie’s “Inner City Life”, Roni Size & Reprazent’s “Brown Paper Bag,” were pivotal in my mid 20’s. I consider both as the reasons I started mixing vinyl shortly thereafter. Many of us are now in our 50’s. To those of us who made it this far, may we make it further. To those we’ve lost, We miss, and love you. The only thing we all have, but we can NEVER GET BACK IS TIME! Use it well! Onelove!
Goldie has never changed. Love him and this brings memories and tears. Salute you and Diane
Album came out during the best times of my life and brings out memories knowing some no longer around that I experienced the times with. Timeless AF
30 years later and Diana's voice is still timeless to me..RIP.
This was absolutely amazing! Goldie is a proper one!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Rest in Peace Diane Charlemagne, drum and bass vocalist royalty right there.
Goldie is such a legend ! Love the guy
"Always rub someone's feet if they're going". He's a very thoughtful man, great advice.
Timeless was a massive record for me as a teenager. It opened my ears to so much music. I used to borrow the copy from the local library and played it time and time again. I still love it to bits, a true time capsule.
Timeless was the first ever D&B I ever heard. Blew my mind
Best "Making Of" so far. Goldie is one of the OGs of dance music in general. So many great quotes. Epic times!
This song STILL holds to this day. Talk about a perfect tune. Makes you want to laugh, cry, scream, run through a wall, all of it…I’m emotional just writing this🔥
So refreshing to see Goldie in all his splendor giving an actual interview! I appreciate these classic hits interviews so much!!!!
I love this dude. As down as anyone could ever be.
Legend!
Yes
Wow, that chocked me. What a legend.
Best chapter ever and forever, Goldie is not only great at music but at speaking as well. Fan of the tune the same moment it went out, even if I'm a house head, Diane's voice combined with those breaks just got me into D&B ...a f angel, yes! Not so long ago I got that new remix vinyl that puts her voice in front of everything as a tribute some say. Deserved.
Can't say enough about Goldie, such an enthusiastic guy.
An absolute gem! Thank you Goldie! Bless Up!
Could listen to Goldie talk all day
Still holds true … a beautiful song that’s well, Timeless !
What a wonderful story. Lots of names here I haven’t heard in so long.
The mention of Rob Playford made me remember Moving Shadow and all the awesome old skool tracks they pumped out before they went proper drum n bass / jungle. Their MSX001 anniversary CD was awesome, wish I still had it
Rob Playford was the real genius here.
There are tracks and there are tracks that speak to the soul. This is one of them.
What emotion in that interview. Thanks Goldie and DJ Mag.
Still an absolute legend. RIP Kemi, Diane, Randall and all the other fallen souljah
at the time, i was a skinny stoned white boy from Belfast who was all about Detroit techno & 909s.. and even i knew ICL was something special. used to get stoned out, put on the cd, lie back & jus drown in the bass.
and for what it's worth, i could listen to Goldie talk about crisps or washing up powder & STILL be moved by his passion & down to earthness..
Goldie on crisps...I would pay a fair £ to hear that.
Goldie is an absolute legend! Thank you so much for sharing this inspirational, and heartfelt story about the masterpiece "Inner City Life". 🙏
RIP Diane Charlemagne and Kemistry.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My favourite ever rave memory, Goldie happened to be playing whp in Manchester like a week after Diane Charlemagne’s passing the, city where she is from. When he played inner city life, the amount of people who impromptu had lighters out to pay respects to Diane was very emotional
Goldie's INCredible mix from 1999 was my introduction to dnb. It changed my life. When watching the movie Snatch years later, when Goldie appeared on the screen I did the Leonardo DiCaprio TV point meme.
Inner City remains timeless.
I could listen to Goldie’s stories all day every day.
Loved this, need to delve into Goldie’s back catalogue. What a great interview and a solid bloke. Refreshing to see male vulnerability and emotion shared like that, let it out. Thanks Goldie & DJ Mag.
Beautiful story. Respect Goldie.
The best story I've heard for a long time. Somehow got me back to the times when I didnt exist and the places where I never went. Beautiful.
That was EFIN EPIC… what a legend Goldie !!
What A LEGENDARY VIDEO
Best one so far, hands down ✌️
One of the best tracks I’ve ever heard. Thank you Goldie 🙏
Dope, respect. This guy deserves his flowers for sure, such a huge influence across genres.
Masterpiece !!!! Diane was an Angel !!!! ❤❤❤❤
My favorite vocal song of all time. It always sounds like music from the future.
Goldie is so charismatic. Loved this one
A absolute genius and an icon, and one hell of a storyteller! 🫡🫡🫡 RIP Diane 🙏🏾
Changed my life. First D&B night I went to was the 'Timeless' all nighter at Kentish Town Forum.
Goldie you absolute legend. Heart of gold too.
What a record. Seminal moment for me when I heard this as a teenager.
I love Goldie, what a dude.
Legends,RIP to Diane and all the legends of Drom ‘n’ Bass that have passed recently.Their impact on the music and culture cannot and will not be forgotten.❤