Antimix Nine....

Vinyl Veteran DJ, Kid Dyno took some time out from searching for undiscovered drum breaks/goose down jackets/rare trainers and writing his Daily Diggers blog to hit us with this percussion-heavy selection of moody, sinister, filmic vibes for the ninth installment of Antimix.
Download ANTIMIX NINE with tracklist here


and as an added bonus....

Blowing Up The Spot....

KINGBEE RECORDS
519 Wilbraham Road, Chorlton, Manchester M21 0UF
tel: 0161 860 4762

A ridiculously large percentage of my collection has come from this shop over the years; well stocked racks of funk, soul, rock, jazz, rap, soundtracks etc, mean that this place rarely disappoints when it comes to swapping coloured pieces of paper for slabs of black wax.

Without doubt my favourite shop, Kingbee is what all second-hand record shops should be; helpful, reasonably priced, slightly rough around the edges, chock full of vinyl and well worth of a visit...

Portishead Essential Mix...

       Andy Smith (photo from HERE)


Originally broadcast on Radio One in April 1995 and mixed by Andy Smith (with Geoff Barrow in the cut during the first hour), this set, whilst hardly groundbreaking, impressed the beejeezus out of me at the time which probably says as much for the cultural-wilderness-of-a-market-town that I was living in  as it does for the genre-hopping musical selection.

I still have my third generation, 90 minute cassette recording of this mix and a 118 minute CD version too but now, thanks to the wonder of the hindernet, I can download and listen to the whole 120 minute version in glorious hi-fi stereo sound, without radio interference or twisted tape misery...

part one HERE

part two HERE

Hurrah for science!