Slugrave on MEATtransMISSION Radio. A 2 hour monthly session featuring slow classics, futuristic chuggers and dubbed out house plus a few special guest mixes.
Tune in live on the 1st Sunday of every month from 22:00 – 00:00 over on MEATtransMISSION.
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Tracklisting
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The OMC 2 hour takeover on MEATtransMISSION, listen again to the awesome!
OMC Super boss man and mega DJ Benny OMC takes over the MEATtransMISSION this month with a killer 2 hours of classic Old Skool / D&B bangers with a sprinkling of lush House thrown in.
Listen again to past episodes over on mixcloud
Top OMC DJ Lee Waller recorded his set from the recent BLOC 32 at The Angel, and seeing as we have still been super-duper slack and not sorted out the Xmas OMC mixes yet have a listen to this instead 
We are pleased to welcome Bristol’s Ghetto Funk for their first visit to Exeter as a warm up for their Shindig Weekender near Bath at the end of May. Co-founder of Ghetto Funk Will Lardner playing under his Dancefloor Outlaws alias is joined by two DJs that need no introduction to Beatz & Bobz, The party rocking, crowd surfing DJs Dub Pistol’s main man Barry Ashworth and scratch master A. Skillz who just happen to be two of the Venue hosts for Ghetto Funk’s Shindig Festival, held near Bath on the last weekend in May.
They are joined by OMC DJs Ben & Lex with Jae Tuns hosting the party
BEATZ & BOBZ and GHETTO FUNK PRESENTS:
THE SHINDIG WEEKENDER WARM UP PARTY
A. SKILLZ – BARRY ASHWORTH – DANCEFLOOR OUTLAWS
OMC DJs BEN & LEX
HOSTED BY JAE TUNS
APRIL 22nd
Doors 9:00PM-2:00AM
Tickets £13.00+bf
Exeter Phoenix – 01392 667080
www.exeterphoenix.org.uk/ | http://www.seetickets.com/go/askillz | www.wegottickets.com
Over 18s Only – ID Required
This… this is the one! Full Cycle to me, are one of, if not the best Drum & Bass label going and now their returning, and im so excited I might pop… holy funk yes!!!
So lets recap on how classic there sound and releases were with this killer live recording from 2001
This mix was recorded in 2001 at the now closed ‘Level’ in Bristol. The mix has been uploaded with the “false start” caused by someone in the front row leaning over and grabbing the needle (something that would be rare in a modern club especially with digital DJing) and all the jumps of the needle from battered dubplates. The mix perfectly captures the energy of the times around the Full Cycle movement, showcasing the labels trademark sound in front of a hometown crowd.
If you need more Full Cycle have a listen to Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 of my Full Cycle Retrospective for SWU Sessions.
