So solid sundays and nikki s nikey on Friday nights 🔥🔥🔥

@@palatialpetals Nikki S and Nyke! Wow thats a throw back

Being from north London I never acknowledged Delight because I couldnt get the frequency but I do remember Delight being featured in the 1st RWD Mag. subjam, Choice FM, freak , Dejavu , heat fm and extreme fm was what I listened to.

Ssshhh

Those were the days 👌🏽💯

I might try

I agree. There isn't much in the way of modern comedy that I like - I am very much a fan of the old 70's/80's sitcom era, but PJDN was the funniest thing I've seen for years. The characters all play their part, and gel well together. Excellent acting, brilliant show. 👏

@@LEEOC if you haven't seen it ...I envy you.

​@@Bobbibouchersmumwasright they admitted there idea came from that...but look at what they did with it...based on what you say,no matter what has been done before is always copied...just enjoy the genius that they created...

@@petertupman9405 you contradict yourself be saying genius and created??? Should be copied and expanded on at best!

🤣🤣🤣🤌

I think he understands more than he lets on. He's just trying to create a good interview by getting them to elaborate on certain topics.

@@davidb4165 jacks from norfolk and early 2000s was a massive illegal rave scene and culture especially coming out of the norfolk and suffolk crews big up brainskan 🌀 but jack definitely knows his stuff jus looking at it from the POV of his average listener

Big up da Sprowston massive

​@@harveymorgs6083 cmon brev you only play banjos in Norfolk 😂😂 only joking all the best

crow balls

@@matthewkruse7131 😂😂 I'll edit it

Sounds like a buzz

There used to be a transmitter ontop of one the tower blocks on broad water farm Tottenham I remember some little dude got slung off the top tampering around with it from another station ,, proper wars too! back in those days

Renegade FM? That was a caravan in a scrap yard for time, crow bars, shotguns and police thrown into the mix 🤣

Yeah but not dnb and grime etc are mainstream, where is the next generation’s musical genre gonna be played and rise up? Kid growing up in 10/20 years will look at dnb and grime as being olden days music and have their own thing but who’s going to play it without pirates?

@@GuinessOriginal don't know tbf. I thought there wasn't going to be anything new after grime, but then dubstep started up. Tbh I feel that music isn't as important to the generations who've grown up with internet and streaming services.

@@Dewsta26 there wasn’t going to be anything new 😂 how to tell me you’re a millennial. Son, every generation of teenagers has its own music, the previously generation think it’s crap and say music was better in their day. Of course there’s going to be new music. 80s Music like Kate Bush and Slick Rick is as old to teenagers today as Buddy Holly and Elvis was to teenagers growing up in the 90s. Biggie and Tupac are as old to them as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones were to 90s kids. In 2060, if we ever get there, grime and dubstep will sound as antiquated as that music did and they’ll have something completely different probably shaped by technology on phones or virtual reality or whatever that you’ll think is awful, but life goes on and music evolves, you know?

@@Dewsta26 I think kids today listen to more music, they’ve got access to hundreds of thousands of songs on their phones, they carry more music on them than most record shops had back in the day. And you’ve got services like Netflix and apps like Tiktok making both new and old songs go viral, because now as soon as kids hear a song they can Shazam it and download it and listen to it and listen to other songs by that artist and similar artists, that could never happen back in the day. It actually took me 40 years to track down a song and artist that I heard as a little kids and it was stuck in my head all my life and I only finally discovered who it was last year 😂

@@GuinessOriginal they have access to everything now, yes. Which takes away the magic of having to swap tapes with friends from different areas, and hearing about illegal raves and walking 5 miles in pitch black forests following the bass line to find it 😀

I had a sticker book 😬

Why would you let kurupt fm, sit there and lie to you, the whole pirate radio life they say they lived isn’t true, they have watched Tower Block Dreams and just copied it, made up some funny characters and put it together and made a comedy tv series, I don’t mean to put them down because I enjoy what they do but the life they are telling you about was never their life, it’s someone else’s. Forgot to say, Charlie Sloth was also on an episode of Tower Block Dreams, when he was younger, He has completely changed his life from how he was living back then, How did you not know about any of this.

I remember when Flava and Deja had beef.

I was on both them stations too. We probably crossed paths at a stage. 😁

We need to get hold of some more Flava FM sets, we have a few but need more. Temptation FM, now that's a throwback. 102.4FM that was a big station. We need to find some of their sets.

I was on temptation and flava, still know the owners well, good old days above chicken spot green lane, and container yards, wicked memories.

Still have a temptation fm t shirt, wore it just last week actually 🔥🔥🔥

@@michaelwebster6219 I'm going to give it a watch cheers. Probably watched it when it came out tbf lol

The difference is that they only act a comedic representation of the 90s. The reality was live

Yes, as a total outsider I do find that aspect of People Just Do Nothing puzzling. it is a satire on a scene that I always assumed belonged to the very early 2000s. It is like a show about a Skiffle band set in 1973. Or a Glam Rock act in 1990. It would just be, well, odd.

@@simonjones7727that’s the point though isn’t it? that Kurupt were stuck in the past

@@harveywatson2836 Yes, I think I get that, but isn't the scene just too far back given the age of the characters? I bow to the judgement of a younger generation though. I can follow every twist and turn of musical fashion from 1960 to about 1995 but after that I am mostly at sea. When did Jungle end? When did Grime begin? Dubstep? When did Dance Music stop being Euphoric? What happened to Happy Hardcore? Donk? Not a clue!

Nah man, he didnt. He missed the most important part, the crux of what makes them different- licensing.

It just so happened that the type of music that they wanted was underground. You could have a classical pirate radio station lol if the presenter never hinted, he probably wouldnt have said it.

Pjdn the story was all a copy from tower block dreams

David fancies Fiona!

MC Rhetoric boiiiii

Hahaha!! Yes digidigiDJ Fader!!

Yo !!!! I remember that station the soul and funk shows were great

Atlantic 252 wasn't a pirate station

@@nicon237 started off as one

It was a pirate station that became legit, same as Kiss.

They used the what is now the RTE transmitter in Tullamore

Force Fm, I was into DnB but locked into force just for Vapour he killed it

Upload them if you still have them! Would love to hear

@@kevsairsoft vapour sets are on KZfaq , heartless crew I was recording on cassette 😂

Don't mention house in front of these two...!

Cyndicut FM was another top station.

Klass FM, Premier, Renegade, Lush, Mystery, Shakedown, Y2k, Cyndicut... Fellow Essex boy here... Premier was the one :)

@@WEBB-TECH how did I forget Premier? That was my favourite, even had a Premier FM sun strip on my old escort back in the day 🤣

I used to play Happy Hardcore on a Monday night b2b with Scott Devotion. I used to go by the name of Paul Stoned. Premier was the benchmark for me and thats not me being biased. We had some of the best DJs and the quality of the presentation was a lot better than some of the other stations. We also had a proper good engineering team... And we transmitted in stereo :) Best years of my life. Made some amazing friends. Some of them are no longer with us but they will never be forgotten.

I actually think I remember seeing an Escort with a Premier FM sunstrip on one time actually... It was 20 years ago and I used to consume a little too many little round things though

A sound engineer/radio dj I used to know back when we did hospital radio shows (same night, separate slots) in the late 90s/early 00s also had a pirate set-up in his house which I guested on. He ended up on radio in Luton.

Confused me there as I was thinking it's not October 'til the weekend never mind the 22nd and you're watching this vid clip now, but you mean PJDN which has been on the telly since 2014 (2012 for the pilot and on KZfaq since 2011) and you meant 2022 - gotcha! EDITED to add webisodes date

In London, 90.2FM was Magic FM , with MC Kie, Preshus, DJ Swirly... I thought Unknown FM 97.1? Which area are you talking of as there were different stations who took up the same frequencies in different areas.

I read I Think on ringway Manchester of an online going FM pirate because so few people were listening to them online

You know the score!! Trust we were spoilt for choice!! Big up the North London crew, club Eros, Club UN (Club Temple/ Aztec Lounge), The Opera House...

venom crew, DJ Nightmare and Mc Ezgi. Delinquent, Piro and GTE

@@grime_garage don’t forget Supplier! If you believe the posters every weekend he had a club night for his bday bash 🤣

@@ChrisBeevor0511 Extreme FM used to do many events at club KO and Charlie Browns wine bar both in wood green and then Roldophs in Tottenham.. fun times.

@@grime_garage I remember it all! My GF at the time knew the Landlords of O’Rafferty’s across the road from Charlie Browns. We’d go there for lock ins after KO. Good ol days.

Xtreme FM 101.6. We need some of their sets!!

I appreciate the comment brother 👊

Nonsense. Most of the big pirates were on FM. Watch the BBC documentary ‘Pirates’

All pirate stations I listened to which were many were on FM.

Yeah, they were great, likewise with Rude, Kool and Rush

Freek FM 101.8 was a foundation station. You could argue it was them and Girls FM that set it all off for Garage, then London Underground FM, Ice FM, Deja Vu FM, Chicago FM and Pure Magic FM followed.

@@darkerarts You're right! Weekend Rush FM was a Foundation station for Hardcore and Jungle. Kool FM is an institution, unbeatable and unparalleled and if you ask me many pirate radio stations styled themselves on the Kool FM model.

I done syndicate wax origin and force the moved onto rough tempo foe a few years

If I remember correct cant remember that well, Pulse was in essex I always thought it was legal radio. I think Ramsey and Fen were on there too along with some of the ex extreme FM guys.

The Pulse FM your on about isn't the original Pulse from 1991 on 90.6FM that had Aphrodite, DJ Hype and Nicky Blackmarket on there.

Deja was the best, Still got so many sets I havent uploaded.. DJ P.L oldskool garage on a sunday, Nasty and Roll deep on a monday.

Rude aWakening was amazing for a few years and cyndicut fm both for dnb

@@lewisdowsett8390 youre the 1st person ive ever heard mention rude awakening. Once in a while I would listen to the station instead of kool fm or unknown fm.

@@grime_garage mainly where eksman and herbsie made their names In sets with dj chillem rip

@@lewisdowsett8390 I always got a tad confused with Ruud, Rude and Rude Awakening. Were they one and the same? Cyndicut was sick. There was also Erotic FM when Garage was Garage.

eh?? they won bafta's, thats heeps of credit....

The film was the cherry on the cake.

What do you even mean when you say it's "iconic"? That word doesnt even have any meaning anymore.

When you're winning awards, making films and crossed over from an original tiny audience I can say you got the credit.

Solid Sundays!! Nuff Said!

spotify

@@Bean-cs6vm can only find the audio version.

@@ap3572 afaik audio-only for the full pod on Spotify, vid for the clips on here.

Great story. Thanks for sharing it! Long live garage

Just like in the show 😂 I'm starting to think the show was an actual documentary and not a mockumentary

interrupted? more like inter-kurrupted... amiriiiiite?

Chabuddy G (Asim Chaudhry) has already been on the pod and he was claaaaassss! Check out ep 186 of Happy Hour on Spotify 🤙

@@HappyHourPodcast will do thanks 😍 definitely need steves

Shout out to the man like Fantasy!

@@ManWalksDogs Fantasy!🏴‍☠️✨