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Me Hols/ Back from Berlin / Tonights radio/ feeling
Posted by homoludo on Aug 07 2010
Posted by homoludo on August 7th, 2010 filed in !Kaboogie, Photography, juke, mini ludos, mixtapes, music video, radio, recession, spacecraft, stuff, video, zombies
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Been away for pretty much six weeks , lots of stuff. Berlin which was hot in the first das gaff.
Highlights of which included hanging out with these wacky atompunk sound artists.
And watching Prince Kong kissing babies.(pics to follow)
Within ten minutes of walking into said second gaff(above) , I found a Cd of this Seeed Berlin anthem(below) which I’d lost a while ago and been looking for.Which correctly boded well for our stay there. Highlights of this stay included getting into Berghain on this visit (didn’t dig my beard, hat and dark glasses last time, the squares) and watching Richie !Kaboogie convert to HiNRG disco( no pics ’cause they’re banned in Berghain for that very reason) and tile graff artist Dj Tile cutters exploits, in which he repeatedly failed to get into any clubs(’cept one in the end).
In other news, with me on the radio show at 10.30 tonight and streaming here is ( ex renowned D&B dj and now renowned Grime Dj) Dj Bpm, an Irish Dj based in London. She blew up the K club(next -Lorn) on Thursday and did this great mix for us a while ago.
Also expect some of the tunes from this mix which is blowing my mind as I write.
Mike Paradinas Footwork/Juke Mix by Mike Paradinas (A.K.A. Μ-Ziq) on Mixcloud
Also I meant to blog this ages ago(but was on me hols), but if you haven’t heard Dj Gaz le Rock’s punk and garage show on 2xfm you’re missing out on some of the best radio RTE have put out in ages.
2fm Loving Room Floor 19 sept 2010 by Dj Gaz Le Rock Finally here’s the third installment in the ‘Wallets Full of Blood’ - Irish economic crash zombie movie series - ‘Roscommon Death Trip’ ’The injustice of time - rendered obsolete.’Rain falls on the snow. The Contagion has taken hold. Ghosts from the old Dead Republic are emerging everywhere as the day of judgement approaches.On Black Tuesday a guilt ridden political functionary runs from his job burying bodies in the city. He is tortured by voices of reproach as he journeys towards home. He recounts the history of his dealings with Fingers - a boss ‘who made the old boss look like Mother Teresa’.Meanwhile, back in the city, amid the spiraling negativity, Fingers and his acolytes lay the foundations for a new Easter Rising.
Round up
Posted by homoludo on Nov 07 2008
Posted by homoludo on November 7th, 2008 filed in !Kaboogie, Bassline, Irish bands, calypso, funky, grime, mixtapes, radio, starkey
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This week I’m mostly…
Blackdowns October rinse show with two Irish tunes, featuring one from Dublin jungle stalwart Naphta remixed by Grevious angel and ‘Ancient memories’ from my mucker 2 Bit. He used to do my radio show with me before moving on to make cyborg pensioners. The show also features Starkey’s remix of Silverlink ft Badness and Jammer’s “Message is Love” which is massive as usual from the Starkbot.
Dusk + Blackdown Rinse FM Oct 08 tracklist:
Download the show here until the Rinse podcast arrives.
Maddslinky ft Juiceman and Simba “Doing My Thing” (Laws of Motion)
Nude “Digitize” (Shelflife)
So Solid “Oh No” (Independiente)
Hatcha “Bashment” (White)
Skepta ft JME and D Double “Serious Thugs” (Dice Recordings)
Menta “Snakecharmer” (Road)
DOK “Crossover” (unreleased)
Zomby “Hokus Pokus” (unreleased)
DOK “Big Bang” (unreleased)
Joker “Nicole” (unreleased)
DOK “Timberdok” (unreleased)
Kotchy “One For the Money (Starkey remix)” (unreleased)
Silverlink ft Badness and Jammer “Message is Love (Starkey remix)” (unreleased)
Gemmy “Rustie Tin” (unreleased)
Gemmy “Jaeden’s Dream” (unreleased)
Skream “Clap” (unreleased)
Grievous Angel “Harpy” (unreleased)
Slugabed “ODB” (Stuff records unreleased)
DOK “When Will I Be Famous” (unreleased)
Guido “Way You Make Me Feel” (unreleased)
Naptha “Soundclash VIP (Grievous Angel mix) (unreleased)
Zomby “M25″ (unreleased)
Erika Badu “Tyrone (Kulture refix) (unreleased)
Skream “I Love the Way You Loved Me” (unreleased)
DJ Mujava “Township Funk (Skream unofficial remix)” (unreleased)
Pangea “Memories” (unreleased)
LV “Don’t Judge” (unreleased)
2 Bit “Ancient Archive” (unreleased)
Grievous Angel “Darkness” (unreleased)
Brackles and Shortstuff “Melvin Blue” (unreleased)
Kowton “Countryman” (unreleased)
Starkey’s remix also features in the very very excellent current Lower end spasm sub fm mix(linked in the side bar), their blog is a good place to check the best of London flavas and a kind of barometer of how four four beats and house are influencing/ making a come back in the sound . Also on their blog, check the marcus nasty funky mix from last month for a demo of how good funky can be.
BOK BOK - Sub.FM Night Slugs Show 1.11.08
tracks:
01 - DJ MOBI - Mdantsane Funk
02 - HITTY - Back To Me ft SIMONE
03 - DJ MYSTERY - Changes
04 - JAZMINE SULLIVAN - Need U Bad (CRAZY COUSINZ remix)
05 - HARD HOUSE BANTON - Reign
06 - CONAN LIQUID - One Time (For Your Mind)
07 - HOT CITY - Hot City Bass
08 - ROSKA - Our Father
09 - JOKER & RUSTIE - Play Doe
10 - ZOMBY - Polka Dot
11 - WAIFER - Gunman Skank
12 - DROP THE LIME - New York City Massacre
13 - SILVERLINK ft JAMMER & BADNESS - The Message Is Love (STARKEY remix)
14 - DROP THE LIME - Hear Me (BURAKA SOM SISTEMA remix)
15 - L-VIS 1990 - The Night Slug
16 - EGYPTRIX - Use Magic To Kill Death
17 - CALL OF DUTY - Russian Ganster Dub
18 - BASS BOY - Get A Reload VIP
19 - RUSTIE - Tempered
20 - NASTEE BOI - Dirtyah
21 - TAZ BUCKFASTER - Robogrime
22 - YOUNG DOT - What remix
23 - BOK BOK - No Need To Front 2009
24 - PANTHA - Damn Thing ft GRINSTAR
25 - NROTB - Take Me Up (MATH HEAD remix)
26 - L-VIS 1990 - Mutant
27 - TRC - Hush Baby
28 - RAMADANMAN - Humber
29 - DJ MA1 ft SOPHIA - I’m Right Here (JC remix)
30 - BURAKA SOM SISTEMA ft DJ ZNOBIA - Luanda/Sisboa
31 - DECKSTAR - Doing Things Differently
33 - BOK BOK vs L-VIS 1990 - That Girl Right There refix
32 - CRAZY COUSINZ - Bongo Jam (L-VIS 1990 remix)
33 - LITTLE JINDER - Polyhedron (SUPRA1 remix DTL VIP)
34 - STARKEY - Strike Now VIP
35 - MATT SHADETEK - Craziest Riddim remix
36 - PANGAEA - Router
In other news - after the success of the !Kaboogie audio workshop at the DEAF(sic) festival(sic) we’re starting a series of audio and media workshops next week before the !K club. Details on this later.
In other news-
Flicked onto one of those reality cop shows recently and saw two U.K. police hassleing two (eastern?) guys cause they were carrying a little scrap they’d tatted(like a foot or two). The police accused them of not bathing and needing to brush thier teeth!!??
Voice over: “Officers John and Mark struggle to deal with the smelly foreigners….”
Who was commiting an offence here?
And here’s a crazy calypso cover about it.
Thiaz Itch - Lord Kitchener - New York Subway
Thanks to Ed for this one- available free here
Speaking of Birthdays…
Posted by homoludo on Sep 25 2008
Posted by homoludo on September 25th, 2008 filed in gigs, history, radio
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Raidio na Life is 15 tonight with gig at Sult in Break for the border tonight from 8.30. Playing are DJs DJ Halfdutch, Traic Ó Braonáin and Peadar Mac Gaoithín as well as live music from Congolese band Lace. Should be good craic. Mmmm, somewhat scary to think how long I’ve been doing this… good scary.
Turn the radio on
Posted by homoludo on Sep 23 2008
Posted by homoludo on September 23rd, 2008 filed in Irish bands, hardcore, history, mashes, radio
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Aoife’s Indie hour. Six foot apprentice and I playing and being interviewed about mashes and remixes ‘n all. The second half features Super extra bonus party chatting and playing some the tunes from their upcoming remix album.
It’s available here .
Also the DIY special she did last week. A really great show - people who do - talking about and playing tunes from the past and present of DIY in Dublin/Ireland (slightly weird to think of it as a “scene”, it’s just the way it’s done, isn’t it?) and Adebisi Shank in for the last section playing tunes from their new one .
Radioactivity
Posted by homoludo on Sep 11 2008
Posted by homoludo on September 11th, 2008 filed in mashes, radio
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Sixfoot Apprentice and I will be chatting with Aoife McIndie on her radio show The
Indiehour tonight.
Its a 2-hr special all about remixes and mashups. So we’ll be playing some of our own stuff as well as a few of our favourites in the 1st hour.
Super Extra Bonus Party will be chatting and playing tunes from their upcoming remix album in the 2nd hour.
The Show’s on from 9pm and can be heard on 103.2 fm in Dublin and streaming here.
Here’s Aoife the presenter preparing to juggle five cans at the electric picnic.
pcpradio 17 Nov 07 - I don’t give a dub
Posted by homoludo on Nov 21 2007
Posted by homoludo on November 21st, 2007 filed in artaud, music, radio, radio shows
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Hi here’s this weeks radio show.
Starts of with a spontaneous mash of Superman by Laurie Anderson, which kinda relates to the Artaud post below. After that mostly Dubstep and Grime, with a few new ones from Starkey, Bug, Kode9 and some white labels and Dubs.
Track listings will be here when I get this here hyperwriten doohickey all figured out.
Tracklisting
1. Laurie Anderson - Superman / mixed with Timeblind -
2. Burial - Etched headplate
3. The Bug feat Killa P and Flowdan –Skeng
4. White - I don’t give a dub
5. Starkey - Prism check
6. Heavey Artilary -
7. Starkey - Bounce
8. Starkey Feat Lupe - Push Kick
9. Quatra 330 - Sunset Dub
10. The Bug feat Killa P and Flowdan –Skeng - Kode 9 remix
11. Starkey - Kick it(Dub)
12. Dexplicit - white
13. Skepta -Stageshow
14. South Rawwkus Crew - Lately
15. Miss Dynamite with Sticky – Boo!
16. Bart B More - So it Goes
17. Unknown - White
18. Starkey - Let you go - Mathead remix
19. Cloaks - Hi Tech
20. Smiley Culture - Roots Reality (Homoludo Dubstep rmx)
PCPRadio 11/11/07 Starkey Special
Posted by homoludo on Nov 16 2007
Posted by homoludo on November 16th, 2007 filed in music, radio, radio shows, starkey
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This weeks show was a Starkey special, with most of the tunes coming from the Philly Grimester. His podcast mix for Xlr8 is well worth checking out. As is his radio show with Dev79.
He has Dubstep luminaries as guests on a regular basis and this week had a hilarious feature on ‘Squee’, a new style of music to which Finnish people drunkenly stumble to quote Dev79 ‘rythmic drukeness’. More on that anon.
Also on show was an excerpt from blogariddims 29 podcast- Lower end spasm or “Grimespasm” . This is my favourite mix from the excellent the Irish podcast series Blogariddims
1. Starkey feat Lupe Fiasco - Push kick
2. Starkey – Pins - akti2 remix
3. Starkey- xlr8 Podcase excerpt for about twenty minutes, track it down
4. Starkey -Pins flip
5. Sizzla - Born in a system (accapella)
6. Starkey - let you go – Mathead remix
7. Quatra 330 - Sunset dub
8. Skepta- reggae
9. 69 Allstar -Blogariddims 29 - grimespasm excerpted and cut together about five tracks
10. Starkey – Let you go - Dev 79 remix
11. Hater Billingsly - Crank that fracture
12. Starkey – Let you go
13. Sizzla - Born in a system (accapella)
14.Niche Vol 1 - Bassline compilation excerpted the last few tracks
15. U Wot U Wot - B6/GSA
16. unknown - unknown
17. Why - T2 feat. Danika
18. It’s Just The Way - JTJ Productions
19 Ingz & Snapz - Back2Back
20. Relay feat. Murkleman, Skepta, Chronik, Sickman & Angery - Slew Dem
Btw, this is what a young homoludo looks like.
PCP ina Shuí
Posted by homoludo on Nov 16 2007
Posted by homoludo on November 16th, 2007 filed in RTE, radio, tv, writing
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I do a radio show every week on Radio Na Life, called PCP ina Shuí, which is my Dj name.
The name PCP in Shuí ( ina Shuí means - sitting down) is kinda of a gag in Irish. Only people with some knowledge of seventies and eighties broadcast culture in Ireland get it, so I’ll explain: There used to be an Irish language chat show on RTE 1 tv called SBB ina shuí. This was presented by Séan Ban Breathnach - at the time a part of the seventies wave of cool gaeilgoir. This meant speaking and being proud of the Irish language and culture and wearing beads and chunky jumpers. Current exponents of the look would be the Kila lads and lassies. SBB had the same kinda kudos level.
At the time I started the show (94/5)it was unheard of to have beats on legal radio and it was odd (in a good, funny way) to be presenting them through Irish. This was the time of repetitive beat legislation in England and there was a frisson of danger to the whole thing. The name was a rhyming pun, mixing up the incongruous ideas of Dj names, chemistry culture, Irish language, beats on “official”the radio etc. It was funny at the time…
SBB has become a figure of fun for many, participating in b list celeb singing contests. But tall in my memory is the hirsute and beaded seventies culture warrior and the scandal in the RTE Canteen when his co-presenter breast fed her baby.
SBB’s case is good illustration of the nature and longevity of ‘Cool’ and inevitablity of ending up as a dodgy cabaret performer( see Orson Wells, Dawkins) . So might as well embrace it.
I’ll try and find and post a picture of SBB in all his seventies gaeilgoir glory.