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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2011 · 47 MIN

SPLOSH! - EASTER 'EGG-STRA' MIX - STEVE GRIFFITHS EASTER 1993 SIDE ONE

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in time for easter but sadly 18 years late..... another one that got away - i recorded this for easter '93 and made about 10 copies - most of them went to pat ward's record shop and, like the 'official splosh tape' were taken by the west mercia constabulary [must've been a bunch of party nutters!] and were never seen again. i guess some of the tracks on the first side might have later been christened 'trip-hop', there's some dubby stuff in there alongside some typical splosh bangers and some heavier tribal house plus some operatic woman wailing over an acid house track that i have no recollection of whatsoever! this one starts off with the siren wailing of the dust brothers 'song to the siren' and includes west bam's legendary 'alarm clock'. also in there is overview's 'bring it back' - classic diy stuff, laurent garniers awesome remix of the suburban knights 'art or stalking' and an early leftfield outing 'feel the difference' by djum djum. mix is crunchy in parts but weren't they all? happy easter! steve g.

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