One of my favourites was Screwface & Johnny...
Like the dark side far more than Happy hardcore.
Johnny...Johnny, help me....JOOOOHHHNNNYYYYY!!!!!!!!!
Have to love the movie that inspired these two....marked for death...proper movie....
New to the forum....also went to Excel to see A-Flop
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There used to be a shop in Glasgow, tiny little pokey place, that had stacks and stacks of vinyl records all around the spray-painted walls. It used to be a well known DJ that ran it, if I remember right, and they also used to have a DJ actually doing live mixes (9-5 
) in a little booth to the side. I'm pretty sure I saw Scott Brown doing this a fair few times, thought this was in the early/mid 90's and it's hard to remember.
I was looking to clear out old tapes a few months ago and happened to put a few on. Some of them - Bass Generator/Rez series are acceptable, but some of those 'speedcore' ones... WTF. 
I still like listening to this type of music when doing gloved work, but for running I like some of the music already mentioned: Bukem, Omni Trio, Foul Play, etc. Out of modern stuff I like the likes of Klute and The Upbeats.
) in a little booth to the side. I'm pretty sure I saw Scott Brown doing this a fair few times, thought this was in the early/mid 90's and it's hard to remember. I was looking to clear out old tapes a few months ago and happened to put a few on. Some of them - Bass Generator/Rez series are acceptable, but some of those 'speedcore' ones... WTF. I still like listening to this type of music when doing gloved work, but for running I like some of the music already mentioned: Bukem, Omni Trio, Foul Play, etc. Out of modern stuff I like the likes of Klute and The Upbeats.