+Jaime Sibila life ain't over my friend, my wife is expecting a baby... Our fourth child in 6 years. Hence the reason being carefree and smoking weed is a thing of the past for me
+Robert S Great for you man. I have one and its a handful. I'm not saying you should do it all day everyday and that you should be carefree either. I'm saying i dont see much much difference between lighting a zoot and having a pint, so if you could enjoy it with your cousin once in a while, why not.
People say dizzie an Wiley have gone commercial an sold out but in my opinion they are two out of a handful of mc's that have done enough for the scene to be able to start making legitimate p.
Wish everyone thought that. You can only do an x amount of songs before the artist starts to seem gimmicky, and I reckon if their new stuff still sounded like their old stuff, people wouldn't like them as much
Without doubt one of my top 3 sets EVER!!!! So many memories listening to this takes me right back. Dizzie and Wiley were the game changers. Godfathers of the scene
All my pals have moved on to shit like deep house and I'm still here like 😁 30 years old and will always be a grime kid I used to listen to this when I was 15
Anyone know where I can download thist set, at this quality, I NEED THIS set. All time favorite. The set was never crisp from day 1 but this best i've heard in years. D3cyTH3r if you could get this to me i'll send you any jungle/garage/grime/funky/uk house..
PatchVideos Didnt even see this hahahaha!! Oh you're one of them!! So PAYG is "Garage" and Roll Deep is "Grime" hahahaha! Where did Grime stem from again? 😆
Kieran O'Connor Yeah, but PatchVideos is on some padantic shit! His comment made me lol. But it irks me too. Like the fact that my cupboard is still stacked with Sidewinder Sets and bare Garage/Grime mixtapes (that I still listen to) doesn't matter... I wasn't a fan because (in his/her eyes) I called this Garage not Grime. Im probably older and listened to more of this music than the PatchVideos as well 😂 I personally think it is difficult to decide what genre this set is. It was made right around the time Grime became a thing! Like spittin' over "Pulse X" and "I Luv U" to me, these were the very first Grime tracks... But Grime wasnt an established genre when this set was out. Bare man were still calling it Garage. So even if PatchVideos is right... This was quite possibly the first ever "big" grime set... So the line is thin between it being either or.
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