quality set mate. loving the tunes and the mc! raaa

you gonna upload anymore?

they have their place ,but often i wish they would let the record play and have a cake:wink:

dan, great mix! she paid you yet?, i have told her again.

jake

They ruined the jungle experience for me, blah de blah de blah … go away 😥

MCs were the final nail in the coffin for my D&B experience,
what really to pissed me off was the MCs shouting (incomprehensibly) to a crowd of pilled up ravers asking them to make some noise for the mic to be turned up, with the crowd not knowing what the fucktard had said but let out a collective cheer anyway, causing Fucktard MCs mic to be turned up so the music was drowned out, oh and this was on the Valve sound system so you got a 100000w of it. Fuckin hell!

MC’s are usually a bloody nuisance, I want tune not chat, and most of them just love the sound of their own voice………..

BUT there are exceptions to every rule, very occasionally, and Im mean really rare maybe 1 in 10,000, you actually hear one that adds something good to the tune

wen i was living in cornwall we went to some club in plymouth and was hard house and hard style mixed, and the hard style was my 1st experience of mc over non dnb music, and was proper wtf… it was also the first night i saw a proper fight kicking off in a non dnb night… coincidence?? pillheads fighting is the weirdest thing to watch

TBH today they’ve got the urban and UKG scenes to express their talents on and many should stay there…

not all are bad but we’ve had two venues closed in my town because MC’s whipped up the crowds to the point that folk from rival areas fought each other and even discharged firearms in the venues. This was after the venue managers and promoters had been specifically warned by the Council and Police that the argumentative nature of these MC’s could lead to that occuring especially as Ipswich venues were not as security-focused as those in London.

we do have some MC’s on the community radio station (as well as normal radio presenters) but their lyrics are regulated by the main presenters due to ofcom rules (no swearing before 20:00 and at any point there should be basic standards of decency) and any bigging up crime, misogyny or bad behaviour and those shows will get taken off air and main presenter might even lose their volunteer status (and this can get you blacklisted from other radio stations!!)

there are UKG / urban events in town with MCs but they are expected to self-censor their lyrics and regulate their behaviour or the event will get locked off, the local community isn’t taking any chances after the shooting. The saddest part of it (other than of course the trauma to the families) is that the local Councillors here who regulate licensing/arts are really cool people (I’ve corresponded with a few over the years), its just they are a bit older than us, they have kids our age and don’t want to see them hurt. Even the senior cops have that view and are far more worried about violence at night time venues than anything else.

Bidabey, bidabo, this is what I know…. M….C’s uplift the ravers, and steel the massive show!!!! BO!!!

Yeah I don’t like, unless it is MC ribbz or someone who knows when to shut the fuck up. Oh and charly B, MC twista and sharkey and a few others was cool back in the day. But things ws different then, MC’s wern’t trying to be part of the music.

Listen-to-my-DJ mixing-music-in-the-mak-ing, Oh-my-god-my-brains-are-fucked-that’s-why-i’m-eggs-and-bacon………………What are you taking!!

LOL good old sharkey

@know_hope 512186 wrote:

it was also the first night i saw a proper fight kicking off in a non dnb night… coincidence??

That’s nothing unusual in Plymouth man. I went to a pub quiz in Plymouth once and the first question was ‘What the fuck are you looking at?’

Always run when I see an MC not my thing.

I know I’m kinda biased in this debate, but I like MC’s (as long as they’re good).