Rushed shower after school, scoff some Sainsbury's oven pizza, grab a Stella from under the stairs, a spray of deodorant, out the door and quick-step to the tube station feeling nervous and excited about the rave to come. Bagleys / SW1 / Coliseum / Charlie Brown's / Club Space / Coronet / Chocolate Bar / Emporium / Leisure Lounge / Gass Club. (Never made it to Eros Enfield, Faces Gants Hill, Destiny Watford or Purple E3!) Night lights of London city twinkling. Scary queuing in the cold - might get ID'd; dress code might be well strict. Fellows looking dapper and serious, ladies looking sexy and serious. 1998 though. Who needed a mobile phone?
It's all that in the second paragraph that put me off the garage scene back in the day. I used to go to the crusty hippy acid techno raves - no ID checks, no dress code, nobody judging you for what you looked like, how you danced, or what you were on. It's only with the wisdom of hindsight that I realise I had missed out on some bangin' tunes and good vibes.
You might have missed out on some 1990s garage vibes but not on the tunes because here we have You Tube! Click of a button. 1990s was a whole Saturday afternoon missioning it to record shops, combing the bargain bins or having a £7.99 vinyl 'lottery' - 'Can I listen to this boss?' ... 'Sorry mate'... oh well, it's a _Nice & Ripe_ ... just hope it's a banger ... The good old days were wicked in their way but so was youth. Now is also good in its way. Click, bait, style, click, bait bait style!
Big up the Mission FM 90.6 crew!! This one is a pirate radio anthem. Good times locking into radio and hearing this play and going to the raves busting mad moves to this. Big up all my old school ravers.
Damn straight... wish I could go back 14-16 years and grow up in woolwich all again with this stuff on pirate radio all through the summer, chilling in the sun. Instead I grew up and the music stayed there but not in my heart. Its came with me :)
Raw Flex 103.6 FM warming up Woolwich 24-7, all through the 2000s. Sweet smell of malting hops (Tetley's brewery) in the air. Big up 3-Base, Jay Steppa, Easy B and Sir Funky.
Had this on a dreem teem radio 1 essential mix about 2000ish,it was easy best track on it.didn't know til now it was Steve Gurley of foul play though.legendary producer
Good Music Like This Is Timeless And This Brings Back All Them Good Memories From Back In The Day. 2021 Going Into 2022 But Still Massive! U.K. Garage Music Best.❤
the latest tune i hav of steve gurley is his remix of keep on, dat was about 2001-02 since den i aint heard nothing from him, he as also made a few tunes with jason kaye back in da day.
@keet81 theres loads of lovely garage stuff out there. tyr gabriel - roy davis jnr, mj cole b sincere etc etc etc here are a few dubsteppy ones... truth - lost at sea and some other stuff lung - after life cludroot - dulcet zomby - tears in the rain
Mmmmkuy lets not freak out here this producer was one of the "pioneers" of dubstep even though this is garage or "UK Garage" whatever floats your boat. This type of music played in nightclubs which stayed and evolved into mainstream dubstep.
dubstep aint got that 2-step drum pattern basically. listen to something like 'skream - midnight request line' to hear the different rhythmic patterns.
@DjSprinks890 I also play a bit of Jungle and Hardcore too,got quite a few vinyl! May I ask what country you are from? As it may be you are confused with the whole US/UK House and Garage thing,U know,I say Tomato,U say Tomato and all that Lol....I can also provide you with many examples of vocal Garage and Drum and Bass so you can see the difference or you can just seach them your self^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ :)
@G3AK09 Well, as with most genres the definitions change as they develop, so even though most people would agree that these are the roots, they would also be hard pressed to classify this as strictly dubstep.
does anyone know the track that features Goya - Getting off on you hook. It might be a Steve Gurley production as the sound was his style but could be wrong.
This ones a bad Dubstep beat! Pmsl To all the kids here,click some more of the links to your right>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> and educate yourself in the music that gave birth to and still dons Dubstep IMO,UK Garage!! Uploader,sweeeet tuneeeee and a personal fave,still polish my copy and wish it good night after every play on the 'Wheels of Steel'! :) Lol
@stonedjunglist nah your wrong its drum and bass yeah i went to this club and this black man told me it was drum bass and he was wearing a one nation t shirt on !!!
@007tron Lol I'm sorry mate but there is so much wrong with that statement,I don't know where to begin! This is Garage,UK Garage to be precise! DnB is about 20/30 BPM faster and typically has few vocals.What u heard at early raves was most lightly early House,Acid House and early Hardcore,some of which had a similar BPM to Garage.I have been a House & Garage DJ for about 8 years and have listened to all of them for as long as I can remember! Lol Wiki Garage and DnB for Documented fact
![Lenny Fontana - Spirit of the Sun (Steve Gurley Full Vocal Mix) [UK Garage 1998] HQ](/img/1.gif)
Rushed shower after school, scoff some Sainsbury's oven pizza, grab a Stella from under the stairs, a spray of deodorant, out the door and quick-step to the tube station feeling nervous and excited about the rave to come. Bagleys / SW1 / Coliseum / Charlie Brown's / Club Space / Coronet / Chocolate Bar / Emporium / Leisure Lounge / Gass Club. (Never made it to Eros Enfield, Faces Gants Hill, Destiny Watford or Purple E3!)
Night lights of London city twinkling. Scary queuing in the cold - might get ID'd; dress code might be well strict. Fellows looking dapper and serious, ladies looking sexy and serious. 1998 though. Who needed a mobile phone?
It's all that in the second paragraph that put me off the garage scene back in the day. I used to go to the crusty hippy acid techno raves - no ID checks, no dress code, nobody judging you for what you looked like, how you danced, or what you were on. It's only with the wisdom of hindsight that I realise I had missed out on some bangin' tunes and good vibes.
You might have missed out on some 1990s garage vibes but not on the tunes because here we have You Tube! Click of a button. 1990s was a whole Saturday afternoon missioning it to record shops, combing the bargain bins or having a £7.99 vinyl 'lottery' - 'Can I listen to this boss?' ... 'Sorry mate'... oh well, it's a _Nice & Ripe_ ... just hope it's a banger ...
The good old days were wicked in their way but so was youth. Now is also good in its way. Click, bait, style, click, bait bait style!
@@EdiDrums I don't know who you are, but I like you mate.
Your second paragraph is basically a Mike Skinner 16
@@EdiDrums you have a seriously good way with words
Steve Gurley is the unsung hero of UK dance music. Produced amazing jungle and pioneered the 2-step garage sound.
Yeah I loved his Jungle track. He's a legend.
Steve Gurley in jungle was called _Rogue Unit_
From legend to this crap.
also, for me, the best drum architect in UKG ever, even ever-so-slightly past El-B and Noodles.
Not forgetting Wookie.
The 7 people who disliked haven't got a clue about REAL Garage music! I used to play this every week on Radio without fail.
+djbreezer Damn right Breezer! This ones top notch!
djbreezer same here without fail.and im still playing ukg on radio
There's 34 of twatts now
@@khalidazhar101 sad
What station were you on? Have you got any tapes we can upload on our channel?
This makes me break down & cry !
Steve Gurley is wicked hot!
The guy knows production.
Ears built for sound
Haven't heard this in years! what a tune.
James Blake brought me here.
Same
@@wids same
Same!
Where from?
Who I never heard of her
Big up the Mission FM 90.6 crew!! This one is a pirate radio anthem. Good times locking into radio and hearing this play and going to the raves busting mad moves to this. Big up all my old school ravers.
Grabbed a copy for 20 quid yesterday, didn't realize how much of a banger the b side is too, very underated tune
Proper bargain!!
what happened to good music like this? damn... RIP.
this tune clutches at my heart strings
I know like myself we all got deep memories to this tune , mouse ,East London canning town and east ham days , to all them who know
Damn straight... wish I could go back 14-16 years and grow up in woolwich all again with this stuff on pirate radio all through the summer, chilling in the sun. Instead I grew up and the music stayed there but not in my heart. Its came with me :)
Pirate Radio For Life.
Raw Flex 103.6 FM warming up Woolwich 24-7, all through the 2000s. Sweet smell of malting hops (Tetley's brewery) in the air. Big up 3-Base, Jay Steppa, Easy B and Sir Funky.
Big up shawn
Not that I am revealing I age if I could go back 35 years it's would be good old vibed❤
nostalgia with this track. big track #stevegurley
this guys a general.....say no more 4real. immensly underrated
bout this about 10 years ago. still play it at every set. Bad
Had this on a dreem teem radio 1 essential mix about 2000ish,it was easy best track on it.didn't know til now it was Steve Gurley of foul play though.legendary producer
Slapping walls to this ridem back in the 90s 🔥
That bassline! The vocals!
Spine tingles
Tune
+holsy57 Steve Gurley was one of the best Garage producers. Ever
+rorz999 yep loved his work in Foul Play from '92, that was the hardcore b4 the jungle right? :D
@@rorz999 He was part of Foul Play!!! They were amazing!! To those that know!!
@@TheRealD4 Exactly!! Big up!! Just said the same thing!!
Garage at its best so many memories gas club
That snare is pleasantly peak!
long time since i didn't listen to it, glad to rediscover it ! absolute banger, beautiful and full of emotions
the arrangment is really impressive, everything is in the right place, the vibe is incredible
The garage vibe encapsulated. GOLD.
Top quote!!
Steve Gurley. Guy never fails 🔥💥
One of the best!! He made some top tunes!!!
just found out he was rogue unit as well as foul play and these immense garage productions. badman producer
This sounds even better in 2017 compared to the shit music out now. This beat n vocals r timeless
cant stop playing this tuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuune paradise club london
What a Classic!!
yo my peeps this shit be the sounds of my growing up , we were blessed with propa music back in our day 😆
You know this, all the kiddies calling it dubstep! 😂
Wikid memories
play this on big speakers, turned up = BADDDDDDD!!!!
It's a spiritual thing
Absolute Banger!!!! 💥 👌
Steve Gurney as me and my mate call him because that's what his tunes make you do!!
doesn't get better than this
Wiley, you know know this is a tune! ;)
And I started to cry to 2020 😥
Wow remember this when I was 11 years old 2001!
Okay this is effn maddd. That trademark Gurley skippy bassy eeriness... Class.
Haven't heard this one from Gurley before. Great upload, thanks.
This was an anthem back in the day!!!
raaaah
this is big.
steve killed this one
heavy beats dem!
Have the original mix, used to have to keep your eye on it ... times it got 'accidentally' mixed up with other people's bags
my 1st tune i bought.
there are some fat wobbles in this bassline, mmm literally so nice
Sybil love this
lol, those who know!!!! Respect!!!
Backwards gunz yes yes . Biiig .tingles ❤👌
There shouldn’t even be a dislike option!
Good Music Like This Is Timeless And This Brings Back All Them Good Memories From Back In The Day. 2021 Going Into 2022 But Still Massive! U.K. Garage Music Best.❤
You know this big up!!
Check steve gurley (later stuff from around 2000), el-b, j da flex and horsepower productions. That should start you off pretty well.
Also his early Hardcore choons and Jungle tracks as part of Foul Play.
love you stevie! x
raw garage period
the latest tune i hav of steve gurley is his remix of keep on, dat was about 2001-02 since den i aint heard nothing from him, he as also made a few tunes with jason kaye back in da day.
GOLD indeed!
First class track!🔥🙌🏾💯
i like this cut. yeah i can get into this.
The roots of dubstep
bbaadd tune
@keet81 theres loads of lovely garage stuff out there. tyr gabriel - roy davis jnr, mj cole b sincere etc etc etc
here are a few dubsteppy ones...
truth - lost at sea and some other stuff
lung - after life
cludroot - dulcet
zomby - tears in the rain
This is the best mix of "Walk on by" .. Bad boy tune.. The B-line is different trust!!!
Dance floor Banger. Reload everytime
Mmmmkuy lets not freak out here this producer was one of the "pioneers" of dubstep even though this is garage or "UK Garage" whatever floats your boat. This type of music played in nightclubs which stayed and evolved into mainstream dubstep.
nice one! Heard Steve lost his marbles yrs ago.
goes hard
Banging tune
dubstep aint got that 2-step drum pattern basically. listen to something like 'skream - midnight request line' to hear the different rhythmic patterns.
@DjSprinks890 I also play a bit of Jungle and Hardcore too,got quite a few vinyl! May I ask what country you are from? As it may be you are confused with the whole US/UK House and Garage thing,U know,I say Tomato,U say Tomato and all that Lol....I can also provide you with many examples of vocal Garage and Drum and Bass so you can see the difference or you can just seach them your self^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ :)
yeee boi!!!!
@G3AK09 No this is the finest Oldskool Garage mate,lay off the green! :)
@G3AK09 Well, as with most genres the definitions change as they develop, so even though most people would agree that these are the roots, they would also be hard pressed to classify this as strictly dubstep.
@stonedjunglist Can you tell me what the difference between dubstep and uk garage are?
does anyone know the track that features Goya - Getting off on you hook. It might be a Steve Gurley production as the sound was his style but could be wrong.
My great taste brought me here.
damn fine.
@keet81 basement jaxx-red alert the steve gurley mix, very similar sounding track
Banging TUNE ADZ from time tick tock
Preach it brother. When you become to obsessed with whats what you never knew what was what in the first place.
My favourite UKG tune... too deep
Tooooo Deeeep
I hope that Wiley really was the one who left this comment!
OG song damn! for those who know
The skunk that were blazing it's amazing you can smell the shit through double glazing this old skool tune is fucking Amazing oiiiiii lol
@stonedjunglist EI-B , Steve Gurley, Oris Jay and Zed Bias
One of my all time flavs wicked still
The flipside is just as good..
Hahaha maaad tuuuune!!
everyones wrong its rock and roll
@007tron :/ Pmsl,this just gets funnier by the minute! It's Garage.....
dnno if you've heard heatwave, that a bad boy tune...
Duttyyyyyy
@joga1r too right mate!!!!!!!!!!!!
🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
This ones a bad Dubstep beat! Pmsl To all the kids here,click some more of the links to your right>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> and educate yourself in the music that gave birth to and still dons Dubstep IMO,UK Garage!! Uploader,sweeeet tuneeeee and a personal fave,still polish my copy and wish it good night after every play on the 'Wheels of Steel'! :) Lol
What a vibe
2step. wow.
@stonedjunglist nah your wrong its drum and bass
yeah i went to this club and this black man told me it was drum bass and he was wearing a one nation t shirt on !!!
@007tron Lol I'm sorry mate but there is so much wrong with that statement,I don't know where to begin! This is Garage,UK Garage to be precise! DnB is about 20/30 BPM faster and typically has few vocals.What u heard at early raves was most lightly early House,Acid House and early Hardcore,some of which had a similar BPM to Garage.I have been a House & Garage DJ for about 8 years and have listened to all of them for as long as I can remember! Lol Wiki Garage and DnB for Documented fact
the best dubstep
not sure if serious...
Can't be.
dis is garage house blud
Beauty
Hmm walk on by sweet
@G3AK09 no this is drum and bass ,
RIP Burt
Who’s that
huff. From legend to this?