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Amps give S or D Jeff’s records and they could easily pull off something similar. Give Jeff the records off that disc and he’d probably have to be checked into the mental after 30 mins.

    One of the worst things I’ve ever heard Jeff mills was. Absolute fucking ear bleed racket that no cunt should ever be exposed to.

    Had a mate who was really looking forward to hearing him after missing out many times. This was early noughties. Finally got to see him and when I saw my mate the next day he was absolutely gutted. Said JM just did constant build ups and when they seemed like they were about to explode he would just cut to a kick drum on another track. Like when a prossie gives you the penguin.

    Edit: Good to see Zackster derail his own thread

    Have seen Jeff a couple of times and he’s been boss. Would go again.

    My brother’s mate wanted to go and see him in laaarndan late 90s at the atom club or atom something. Was fucking mowed out and he played a mash up of the same 3 records for nearly 3 hours. No highs, no lows, just the same shit forever.

      Ed’s second favorite mix

      Vegas Soul: Funk Junk > MK: Burning (Klubheadz Remix)

        zackster
        Just behind.

        Little Mix: Black Magic > Beyoncé: Run The World (Girls)

          Dan Atomic Jam

          Yes that was it. Decent venue actually. Ruined by shite music. Is it still open? What was the venue called? Was a bit church like. A big hall with a higher section round it. Very hazy memory.

          • Dan replied to this.

              The problem with Zackster’s music related threads, they’re as horrific as his pedo threads.

              Cankles-McJeggings I saw him one NYE at Lost…never again. Shouldv’e gone to the The End but we couldn’t get fucking tickets.

                of the recent
                Avalon Emerson - Village Underground 2021

                HNNY - Trummor into Mr. G - Gettin Hott
                somewhere from 1h37m to 1h42m in the mix

                of the old
                Sasha’s Promo Mix (14-10-1990)
                3 tracks section
                where he mixes Think Tank - Hack One into the acapella of Charvoni’s Always There and that acapella plays for minute and a half without music and that singer voice mixes into italo style track Rhythm Factory - Gotta Have Your Own Style
                from 1h9m to 1h16m
                https://hearthis.at/ewtbtdj/1990-10-14-sasha-master-copy/

                Archetypal “Prog Shithead”

                • Has been personally berated by Sasha.
                • Unaware of Steve Lawler’s height impediment.
                • Uses the word “programming” to describe a set.
                • Rates James Lavelle.

                  Ed and Rhouses each ticking three out of four boxes