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Distant Planet spent the day with DJ Warlock (Helter Skelter, Rag & Bone, Koollondon.com) going through his tapes, flyers, magazines and other rave memorabilia that he has kept (in amazing condition!) from over the years. Take a trip down memory lane as he talks us through some of the iconic raves and clubs over the 90’s that he frequented and also discusses the popular and not so popular tunes from the time from his reviews in Ravescene magazine.

http://www.djwarlock.com/

So Distant Planet residents Louise Plus One and Hughesee were invited along to Cambridge105.fm to Play a set on ‘The Urban Baseline show’ hosted by Johnny 5. Louise Plus One and Hughesee played for the 1st 2 hours then Urban Baseline Resident DG Select finished off with a slamming set of Drum and Bass. The Urban Baseline show has been going a number of years now serving the Cambridge community every Friday night 7-10pm make sure you tune in for the freshest urban beats and bass.

Distant Planet would like to thank Johnny 5 and DG select for the opportunity once again our 3rd show on the show .. nice one

Check out the Urban Baseline show website by clicking this LINK the sets will be on there for one week on the music page or check out the Distant Planet Soundcloud by clicking the logo below.

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This was the second show that Distant Planet residents Louise Plus One and Hughesee were asked to come and play on http://cambridge105.fm/ a legal community FM radio station also playing was Rob Focuz from Apply the breaks also the show was hosted by Johnny 5. Unfortunately Daddy Fingaz could not make it along to this one but many a shoutout was sent his way!

Johnny 5, DG Select, DJs Mikey Wells and DJ Juno have been doing the show every Friday serving the Cambridge community and beyond with the best in Underground music for 6 years now that takes some serious commitment! The show is sandwiched in between talk shows one titled “The weekend waffle”

A big thanks to Rob Focuz & Johnny 5 for the snaps!

Download the sets click HERE

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Distant Planet DJ’s Louise Plus One and Hughesee were invited along to play on Cambridge 105FM’s Friday night Urban Baseline Show hosted by Jonny 5 alongside Rob Focuz and Daddy Fingaz representing Apply The Breaks.

You can download the sets and check out the Urban Baseline website by clicking HERE

Below are some video clips and photos from the event.

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Check out this Discogs tale that Hughesee (Beatgraphter) has submitted.

Here is the full story that was submitted:

I was trying to find the origins of the sample “Girl im starting to lose it” from “The Dark Stranger (Origin Unknown Mix)” off this release a classic Jungle tune from 93 for those that know it was huge at the time.

I tried posting on a couple of forums and after about 6 months no one had come forward so thought I would post on one of the Discogs forums I think about that time was when I signed up on this group for people into Oldskool / Rave / Hardcore http://www.discogs.com/groups/52

So another Discogs user known as SeRKeT managed to ID it after a while now only telling me the origin of the sample but going through the trouble to provide me with a recording of the accapella I was totally blown away by this level of helpfulness and have shared this knowledge with many people who did not know the origins of this sample. For anyone interested it is from the acapella on this release.

http://www.discogs.com/Forte-featuring-Leon-Evans-Ill-Set-Ya-Free/release/636707

Anyway some time down the line I think about a year and a half I was at this party and my girlfriend and DJ partner Louise Plus One spotted this guy dancing and thought the guy looked quite oldskool and got chatting to him about rave related things and after a while bought him over to introduce him to me .. so I got chatting to this nice guy called Curtis and both of us being into vinyl collecting and stuff we were chatting about all manner of things vinyl. After 30 mins into the conversation I recited this story to Curtis and just after I told him he was beaming from ear to ear and as I got to the point of explaining about the Discogs user he replied “That was me” we both could not believe it whats the chances of that happening!

Every time we see each other about we will always say how mad that was. I got to big up Curtis (SeRKeT) I thought I knew a lot about oldskool dance music but this guy is on another level!