yes! and even if these newbies do know NOW, they will NEVER EVER get the chance to experience what we did back in 99 - 2002! I remember being 11 Year 7 times and ma Mum would HIDE that so solid they dont know single cause of bare swearing on the They Dont Know remix track LOOOOOL
I got into Garage in 98 when I was 15, hearing it in my Saturday job in a sports shop in Croydon. Quickly got the DJ gear and spent every Friday after school going to Big Apple records on Surrey Street market buying the latest tunes and listening to Upfront 97.3fm. It was an expensive hobby for a school kid, but one I look back on fondly. Luckily Croydon clubs didn't really check for IDs in those days so I enjoyed it in its prime, with The Blue Orchid and Atlantis. Great memories...
I listened to the whole interview at 6am this morning and it is one of the very best music-related interviews I have ever heard and deserves to be heard by millions of people. The insight into the music business in the late 90s early 00s was priceless. They confirmed alot of what I thought about the business. Good luck to O & N.
These were my heroes when i was 13-14 or 15? i dont know anymore, also im from germany so no one knew them. it was like my treasure, garage etc. i dont listen to any german music since this age. they teached me english, its not perfect but i defntly can speak better then the majority here. luv ya so much.
I had a tape back in 1999 dj big kid, billy the kid and neutrino when they were at supreme fm, Still to this day I am pissed my walkman ate the tape and it was the best set ever, tunes like Hobson's choice, madness on the street, and melody were on there
I read in a book (Simon Reynolds - Energy Flash) that Oxide got the idea for the Casualty sample when he was djing on pirate radio, and a caller phoned in and had Casualty on in the background, and it fitted in time perfectly with the beat that Oxide was playing.
I remember getting a girl from school to sit and home and copy the CD onto a cassette tape. Still a few years before anyone knew what an mp3 player was!
Can we just spread the real information that Neutrino made 'Dilemma', not any members of So Solid Crew. Neutrino basically made an 8-Bar instrumental for the 2-Step era of U.K. Garage. Oxide and Neutrino are the main pioneers of Dark Garage.
@Shabz Learn to use your ears more and your mouth less. The perspective that were interested in listening to is Oxides and neutrinos , The geezer f*cked up the rhythm of the conversation bare times, mad irritating! Next interview RELAX your mouth,.
Shabz and the way he speaks is so annoying. Let the guests speak. No one wants to hear you and your opinions, everyone has grown up and speaks like grown ups he sounds like he's trying to hard and he still tryna be a teenager. Stop it
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The current generation will never know! Legends in the game. The 90's and early noughties were a special period
very very special
yes! and even if these newbies do know NOW, they will NEVER EVER get the chance to experience what we did back in 99 - 2002! I remember being 11 Year 7 times and ma Mum would HIDE that so solid they dont know single cause of bare swearing on the They Dont Know remix track LOOOOOL
Great times
I'm an old school hip hop head, but I have respected Oxide & Neutrino for twenty years... Innovators, never duplicators in their field. #respect
Legends of the era of real music 💯 🎶
I got into Garage in 98 when I was 15, hearing it in my Saturday job in a sports shop in Croydon. Quickly got the DJ gear and spent every Friday after school going to Big Apple records on Surrey Street market buying the latest tunes and listening to Upfront 97.3fm. It was an expensive hobby for a school kid, but one I look back on fondly. Luckily Croydon clubs didn't really check for IDs in those days so I enjoyed it in its prime, with The Blue Orchid and Atlantis. Great memories...
I listened to the whole interview at 6am this morning and it is one of the very best music-related interviews I have ever heard and deserves to be heard by millions of people. The insight into the music business in the late 90s early 00s was priceless. They confirmed alot of what I thought about the business. Good luck to O & N.
This two FOR ME... one of the goat. I'm 38 and still listen to some of their tunes
People don't realise the impact these 2 have had on the UK scene
This is sickkkk but Shabz beg you let the guest talk more
coming like nore on drink champs .. always interrupting
De man dem don’t blerd clert shut up blah
Talking tooooo much. Too excited
These guys don't get the credit they deserve. They went clear when it wasn't even feasible to release music like that
yup they did
100
Cleeeeeeaaaar bro! Mandem hit NUMBER ONE! Couldn’t believe when even my science teacher had to recognise.
LIVING LEGENDS. LITERALLY but ever so SO SOLID with it. Big!
This brought back my youth in a flash. Love to all of you. Incredible journey. P Longtime
legends made some timeless classics that gona last alot longer then some the stuff made now days
“Foot 2 Da Floor” is a banger of a tune
They really are legendary in this music ting...
This was amazing. Oxide and Neutrino are real Goats. Part 2 please ♥️♥️
So Solid Sunday was one of the most amazing things you ever heard at the time
Brilliant from ox and neutch love this, 2 legends great to hear there stories
I'm a metal head, but I know these two, and I massively respect them and their Impact on UK music 👌
Really amazing to interview these guys, they are a pinnacle of UK music
These guys were number 1 before So Solid
Still got my casualty copy on white label with the instrumental on the flip. Bought it in ‘99. Big tune when it came out
the REAL OGs . mark bonsu !! serious legends
Need to change the interviewer as he keeps cutting the guest. Some stories were missed because of this.
Killy dem Legendary Oxide Neutrino
🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨
I was waiting for the dilemma talk I hope they come back to it because hardly anyone knows neutrino produced that
Legends for realz with out musicians like them the game may have never evolved the way it has today
Some blasting setting da pace in my car this very day.
These were my heroes when i was 13-14 or 15? i dont know anymore, also im from germany so no one knew them. it was like my treasure, garage etc. i dont listen to any german music since this age. they teached me english, its not perfect but i defntly can speak better then the majority here. luv ya so much.
I had a tape back in 1999 dj big kid, billy the kid and neutrino when they were at supreme fm, Still to this day I am pissed my walkman ate the tape and it was the best set ever, tunes like Hobson's choice, madness on the street, and melody were on there
Shabz is not a good interviewer. He really kills the flow of a conversation.
It was Sweet Harmony at Eros where these man done the first PA. Big up Jeff, Mr Sweet Harmony. Buss bare acts. Big Up the Melas Fam in Napa.
Shaba talks way too much man let them talk more
Looool he was in So Solid as well doe so you can see how passionate he is haha
These guys was a big part the 80s 90s kids was the last of a dieing breed
Great interview.
Regardless of the negative shabz comments
Original dons paved the way. Went to school with Neutrino.
Good show proper legends
I read in a book (Simon Reynolds - Energy Flash) that Oxide got the idea for the Casualty sample when he was djing on pirate radio, and a caller phoned in and had Casualty on in the background, and it fitted in time perfectly with the beat that Oxide was playing.
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I remember getting a girl from school to sit and home and copy the CD onto a cassette tape. Still a few years before anyone knew what an mp3 player was!
Please bring back oxide n neutrino for a story time, this interview felt like going to the cinema and having someone's head in the way
Maaaaaad #Legendary 👌👌👌👌
The days
I thought Shabz would've mentioned that T-Dubz produced Asher D's - Lifestyle... ✌🏿
Bound 4 da reload
Who's bound for da reload
Somebody else should’ve done this interview, my man keeps talking over them, it’s mad annoying!!
Mr Shabz destroys the interview.
was looking to see if anyone noticed. Mad i see your name bro lol
SO ANNOYING.
Shabz provided a lot of context about how it was back then, however, I can understand why people are annoyed by his energy.
This is rare. Oxide n Neutrino hardly do interviews
And the guy with the hat ruined it!!
How have they not even aged tho
because it's filmed in black and white lol
Serum..............
They don't do drugs
...
👌🏽
The crossover Leicester born and breed
Can we just spread the real information that Neutrino made 'Dilemma', not any members of So Solid Crew. Neutrino basically made an 8-Bar instrumental for the 2-Step era of U.K. Garage. Oxide and Neutrino are the main pioneers of Dark Garage.
Dons
💯 Good interview but that's shabz need to let the guest talk more
98 you're killing me so so so my oldest is 13 nappy night
Hey the first white guy on the show, I love divinity.
Hay Lane Disco in North West. Whe. Casualty came on it was the one. Must have been about 12 / 13.
@Shabz Learn to use your ears more and your mouth less.
The perspective that were interested in listening to is Oxides and neutrinos , The geezer f*cked up the rhythm of the conversation bare times, mad irritating!
Next interview RELAX your mouth,.
Ye chatting shit he was, it’s not about him
Waw...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Init he’s talking too much
He ruined it for me
The gaffers
Literally 99℅ won't see this but God bless you and be safe during these times I'm struggling to hit 5k..❤
UK DJ Khaled
Shabz interrupts with the most irrelevant points and kills the vibes and the guests answers.
👀
Shut up shabbaaaaa
Let the dude talk! Bloke on the left should learn to listen.
Theres always that one guy ffs 🤦♂️
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Shabz and the way he speaks is so annoying. Let the guests speak. No one wants to hear you and your opinions, everyone has grown up and speaks like grown ups he sounds like he's trying to hard and he still tryna be a teenager. Stop it