Jayceon Stewart real talk king!

Bloodclartttttt JUNGLEEEEEEE TECHNOOOOOOOO, those days are gone man :( ... My raving days ended when Flashback and Quest finished :(

Jayceon Stewart i used too listen to Shabba on Kool FM and on rave tape packs i never knew he eas white 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Absolutely fellas ... rip Stevie

@@timmorse2391 RIP Stevie Hyper D. The greatest MC to ever bless the mic. If you raved in the 90s you know the hype he whipped up on the dance floor was electric. Truly missed. No disrespect to other legends because they played their part and are legends in their own right too.

Hyper d baddest on the planet

Anyone remember the Narni Shakers? Always at One Nation back in the day!

RIP Stevie Hyper D!! Our designer did a lot artwork celebrating his life's work. He was the best MC to bless the mic from that era! Was privileged to see him perform live many times and those memories have stuck with me.

I was here too. No where near like what it was like, but every so often would give a nod to those faces you know was there back in the day 😏 Pretty sure I bussed a sweat, that's always good sign!

@@mattycosta9074 Big up bruva!! You know the deal with this lot!!

Im gonna stick on me cockney hat on soon and chat some bars at breaking scince 🎵

@@martinmorris6351 Haha big up bruva!!

Must see the rill rave shady hot

Matt Fox .u know that matt. Junction 21. Starlight. Charlotte.... lolol

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Dave n Nikki wilson you know it...proper messy times :-) one love x

deejay Peekay trus me homie 94 is where the darkness is at 💯💯💯💯💯💯

@@tr4pstar538 94 was an epic year. Big up the Raw Club, Wax Club and Paradise Club crew.

TRAP STAR 4:20Army yes defo. It was a defining year for jungle and hardcore

NormanRockswell yes agree.

1993-98 True jungle experience ..Saying that Ray smashed this set!

The Renegade Master of Darkness!!

Pure shit

When you have so many many MCs you know what's coming next. They get paid to perform they aren't gonna disappear, skin up and spit a few lyrics.

Agree , they're too much here

Yeah fk those people man there not old school😁

Big up the Stateside Junglists!!!

Most of the tunes that were dropped we're specifically built for MCs. If you're looking for a liquid lounge this ain't the place. When does Ray Keith of all people play chill out. If you love the scene you'd appreciate all the diverse elements. Dark side, liquid, jump up, maybe not commercial stuff. Criticise all you like but MCs are an integral part of this genre and scene.

MCs are traditionally synonymous with DnB and jungle. I agree that some sets and scenarios are better off without an MC, or with an MC that chooses their spots carefully rather than breathless free styling the entire set. I personally do like the beats and prefer to hear the DJs mixing, cutting, juggling, or scratching. Still, you have to accept that MCs are a part of the scene. If you don't enjoy MCs, you need to study flyers or cyber posts for an event you plan on attending, they are usually quite specific.

@@markrago7217 Big up Mark!! You're spot on!!!

@@markrago7217 been listening and DJing drum and bass since '97. Yeah I know all that you just said and I'm still going to stick with the fact that some of these MC's do the DJ and the crowd a huge discredit at times... especially when you're trying to spit nonsense over a track that already has lyrics in them. I've seen traditional drum and bass DJs slowly turn down the volume on MCs mics when they don't get the hint to ease up.

@@Decoy303 I hear you friend. The MC is just such a big part of the British roots of the music. It was their answer to hip hop. I get it though, studio mixes tend to jettison the MC and put DJ front and center, as do many live events. Be that as it may, some clubs and promoters push the MC accompaniment, it's practically status quo in England. I have definitely seen MCs steal the show or worse yet, just babble incoherent nonsense without pausing over an entire set. But I've also seen MCs choose their words thoughtfully, introduce the DJ, hype the crows, gush a bit over the breaks and take gods name in vain during bass lines. There is recent live footage of DJ Storm with an MC who's name I can't recall, but he conducted himself in a textbook manner. But maybe what Storm or 3D wants or needs is not what Ray Keith or JJF wants or needs. MCs may come off like juvenile delinquents seeking attention at times, but they are usually from the same label as the DJ, and the DJ accepts it.

Crowd are clueless to all the old classics raymond spinning..if a set like this had been playing in the 90's the place would of been goin off

@@liamwest597 True!!

You dun know bro!!

Big up!!

Dj Solo - Darkage I'm not sure which mix it is though, it's probably on here somewhere.

Lord Potsmoke Na normally 3 each mate

@@rossko727 Yep!!

Clip and outlaw Fat man d Nicky bkackmarket vip it’s on iTunes on marvellous cain hitman remixes

@@Undergroundsounds38 thanks mate!

Big up all the international Junglists. It's a worldwide thing!!

Bro we need different types of mc'ing to chop and change the style - Stevie hyper d / spyda / Harry shotta/ fearless/ baseman/ trigga , different styles mainly 👍

ELUSIVE SOUL well done

Upgrade & TI - Shot Down

Ready Or Not - Dominator & Logan D - Rest In Peace Dominator never forgotten!!

Thanks . Love that tune 👌

@@TakeMeBackPirateRadio do you know the limb by limb version? I gave up mixing in 1999. Just getting back

@@c7379 Good man!! Big up all the vinyl junkies.

@@c7379 Also the, "2 Degrees Remix" - Dominator. Is off the hook!!

Roni Size - Trust me

@@MrBeadies I know, I just like to loop it again and again 🤣 hearing the crowds reaction 💥

Big up!!!

Firefox - Buck Rogers (Bladerunner Remix)

Apparently she does!!