Old School House & Garage 1996 | DJ Gemini & DJ Jerry B | Magic FM 90.2
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Artwork by Take Me Back Pirate Radio Archives. Channel Exclusive! Recorded on Sun 13th Oct 1996. Big up Matthew Wharmby for supplying us with short snippet. Listen to our Old Skool Garage Classics 1995-1998 playlist: • Old Skool Garage Class...
Magic FM was an incredibly popular UK Garage pirate radio station that broadcast to London and its suburbs during 1996-2001 from Hackney, in East London. It showcased some of the best talent from inner London. With the likes of Bubbling Crew (DJ Rojay, DJ Yankee & DJ Mystic "Dub plate" Matt), DJ Daniel Ward & DJ Hermit (Rhythm Division Records (United Grooves Collective / 2 As1 / Scallywags)), DJ Para, DJ Reaper and MC Base (D.E.A Project), DJ Noodles (Groove Chronicles), MC Kie, DJ Swirly, MC Starky and MC Preshus (Supreme Team), DJ Albert & DJ Mark (Big Time Crew), DJ Bigga (RIP), DJ Booma, DJ Slimline 001, DJ Styles, DJ Swifty, DJ Jason Smythe, DJ Dappa, DJ Naf Ramsey (DJ Mak 10 (Nasty Crew)), DJ Valentino, DJ Hammer, DJ Criss Cross, London's Unique 3 (Admiral, Pukka P & Fuzz Buzz), MC Paco, DJ Caspa & MC Mega (The Brothers Connection), DJ Rob Randal, DJ Terror G, DJ Rufus B, DJ Dynamic, DJ Sammy J, DJ Kenny Players, DJ Kelly J, MC Tek, MC Splash, Manic B, DJ Majesty, DJ LJ (LJ Influence), DJ Supa D & MC Rodney B & MC Mic Man Frost (Bachelor Crew), DJ Pioneer (Kiss FM), DJ Ricky Magic Martin, DJ Matty D, DJ Boy Blue, DJ D Ray, DJ Natty, DJ D Base, DJ Xavier, DJ Little P, DJ Arlon, DJ Eddy The Kid, DJ Derick B, DJ Keisha, DJ Ray Rich, DJ Wildstyle, DJ Mr Y2K, DJ Spanish Cockney, DJ Stealth, DJ Ivor E, Dynamite Crew, DJ Trooper, DJ Sly, DJ Cutie, DJ Solid 8, DJ Venom, DJ Vex, DJ Ritchie C, DJ D Ray, DJ Andy Smith, DJ Redlock, DJ Passion, DJ Mickey Ryder, DJ Jerry B, DJ Gemini, DJ Uptown Downtown, DJ Rodney R, DJ Reminisce, DJ Hall-E, DJ Delight, DJ Moomin, MC Wonder, MC Jasper, MC Voices, MC Delero, MC Munchie, MC Jubilee, MC Majestic, MC Fatta, MC Snaps, MC Mr G, MC Spanish Fly, MC Beenie, MC Shante, MC Clevie D, and many others.
The station ran many successful UK Garage club nights, Magic 1st Birthday Bash @The Powerhouse (Stratford) on Fri 19th Sept 1997, Suss @Harlequins, in Ilford, (east London), Expressions @Club Space (Startford), Expressions @SW1 Club (Victoria), Ice Cream Friday @Vivid & Elite Nightclub (Romford). They also held the battle of the stations clash @The Temple (formerly known as Club UN), High Rd Tottenham, co-organised by Pure Magic FM 90.2 and Deja Vu FM 92.3. It saw the DJs and MCs go head to head in sound clash which was familiar with the Sound System scene, London's Jamaican and Afro-Caribbean community.
Also running successful nights with Freek FM 101.8 Suss & Freek'N You @Vivid & Elite Nightclub Romford. In 2000, they co-organised "Judgement Night presents Freek, Pure Magic and Flight" @The Stratford Rex, on Sat 29th Jan 2000. They also did nights with Colin MacMilan's "4 Play" @Legends Nightclub (Barking).
Big up ravers that used to rave at EC1 Club, Camden Palace, Chunnel Club (Vauxhall), Turnmills, The End Nightclub, Gass Club (Leicester Sq), Club Aquarium (Old Street), The Powerhouse (Stratford), Club UN (Temple Nightclub), Opera House (Tottenham), Eros Nightclub, SW1 Club, The Leisure Lounge (Holborn), The Connaught Rooms (Holborn), The Fridge (Brixton), Harlequins Nightclub (Ilford), Legends Nightclub (Barking), Caesar's Nightclub (Old Kent Rd), Cheeky B's Nightclub (Stoke Newington), The Ocean Nightclub (Hackney), Chimes Nightclub (Clapton), Velvet Rooms (Charing Cross), Club Colosseum (Vauxhall), The Rocket (Holloway Rd), Secrets Nightclub (Romford), Time & Envy Nightclub (Romford), RM1 Bar (Romford), Hollywoods Nightclub (Vivid & Elite Nightclub (Romford)), Bar Med (Cockfosters), Chelsea Football Club Executive Suites, Emporium Nightclub (Kingley St), The Rex (Stratford), Blue Orchid Nightclub (Croydon), Bagleys (Kings Cross)...
Out to all the London FM pirates of the past. Here's a list of some of our most loved pirate radio stations in frequency order from 1989-2005:
Flava FM 87.6 / Shine FM 87.9 / Rude FM 88.2 / Impact FM 88.2 / Centreforce FM 88.3 / Unity FM 88.4 / Conflict FM 88.4 / Ice FM 88.4 / London Underground FM 89.4 / Defection FM 89.4 / Raw FM 90.0 / Raw Mission 90.0 / Pure Magic FM 90.2 / Pulse FM 90.6 / Chicago FM 90.6 / Mission FM 90.6 / Y2K FM 90.6 / Rinse FM 91.8 / Passion FM 91.8 / Weekend Rush FM 92.3 / Kik FM 92.3 / Deja Vu FM 92.3 / Taste FM 92.5 / Mac FM 92.7 / Freeze FM 92.7 / Kool FM 94.5 / Fantasy FM 98.6 / Future FM 99.1 / Upfront FM 99.3 / Rinse FM 100.3 / Pressure FM 100.4 / Eruption FM 101.3 / Erotic FM 101.3 / Freek FM 101.8 / Delight FM 103.0 / Flex FM 103.6 / Smoove FM 104.0 / Rude FM 104.3 / Ruud Awakening FM 104.3 / Girls FM 106.8 / Dream FM 107.6 / Don FM 107.9
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Thanks to copyright half this recording was trimmed. We just wanna stress this a non-profit channel and we've made no money. Sad how things get blocked when all we want to do is promote the music and sound. We have no Adsense activated. Anyhow we keep moving on. Bless up Matthew Wharmby and all our contributors.
Aagh, why would they do that? Re-up it. The second half's the best bit. RUclips can be randomly awkward sometimes, cutting off live streams for no particular reason. But this is the best archive in the world, for real.
I hate that bro, putting in the work getting it ripped etc then when uploaded it's littered with copyright claims😔
Let me guess; was it Confetti records or Ice Cream records track that had the copyright claims against them? They’ve both been doing that ish for years on RUclips 👎🏼
Nahh man. Don’t tell me jus cuz u’ve started gaining a bit more views, now ur gonna start gettin copyrighted, all that work mastering nd uploading the vids is gonna get kinda ruined when there’s gaps in the vid.
U need to somehow start to put a massive disclaimer in the top of the description to prevent it.
This is probs my fav channel on RUclips tbh, I’ll be pissed to see it get fucked up. Nd I dunno why they’re puttin copyright claims in. They should be grateful they’ve still got a underground small audience who still enjoy their music even after it’s decades old nd is a non-profiting channel…
If they still copyright strike, fuck it nd start bussing out ads on the vids 😂 nd start making paper off them lol. Hopefully they’ll stop tho.
@@G-MoneyCMB Really? That's so disappointing. I hope its like an automatic thing with the distro labels and not them doing it manually.
Always love the garage sets from before 1998. I think they have the best sound.
Agreed!! 1997/1998 was the one!! Check out 1995-1998 UK Garage classics playlist it's epic!!
@@TakeMeBackPirateRadio will do! Thank you.
@@DXM99999 Bless!! Keep it locked!!
Flavour!😎
What a year for garage too, huge selection 🔥
It started it taking off properly!!!
One of my favourites DJ Gemini … Yes, Yes DJ!
Top DJ!!
eyy great stuff as usual good times good times.
Indeed they were. Loved this station back in the day.
What a pain in the arse copyright is. Have you guys ever thought about a donation link or a patreon to help towards the project? I'm sure many of us here would be happy to support running the project, I know I deffo would
We have a meeting in a week's time to discuss a few bits. We hope to set up a GoFundMe or a JustGiving fundraisers to try a build a website, create platform merchandise for all this design work and film/documentary series on the pirate radio movement. Your suggestions are always welcome as we value them.