Revisiting my first post here a few weeks ago, we have another track from Spacer - 1995's "Watch The Skies", an atmospheric mid-tempo, sci-fi infused head nodder.
Also today is something I meant to post a while ago... From 1996 we have Kitachi with "Scratch" , here for you remixed in a stomping dub hip-hop manner.
As a reminder, feel free to post a comment, all feedback is welcomed and is the best way of getting to hear more of what you want and less of what you don't.
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The Bottomless Crates contain all manner of wonderful bits and pieces gleaned from over 20 years of collecting vinyl.
We have been broadcasting on NE1 FM since July this year and have a weekly slot on Monday evenings 10-12.
Expect a lot of late 80's onwards hip hop, both UK and US as well as a ton of breaks, dirty funk, jazz and soundtrack.
The shows will be up for d/l shortly after the event and there will be other tasty bits and bobs made available for your listening pleasure...
Please enjoy and get it while it's hot, the links won't last forever...
We have been broadcasting on NE1 FM since July this year and have a weekly slot on Monday evenings 10-12.
Expect a lot of late 80's onwards hip hop, both UK and US as well as a ton of breaks, dirty funk, jazz and soundtrack.
The shows will be up for d/l shortly after the event and there will be other tasty bits and bobs made available for your listening pleasure...
Please enjoy and get it while it's hot, the links won't last forever...
DISCLAIMER!
These songs are up for listening purposes only for a short time.
Should you like the tunes, the decent thing to do is to go out there and buy a copy, ideally on a nice slab of vinyl....
If you’re an artist or label who wants a link taken down, please contact the site owner, ideally via the comments on the relevant post. Many thanks.
Should you like the tunes, the decent thing to do is to go out there and buy a copy, ideally on a nice slab of vinyl....
If you’re an artist or label who wants a link taken down, please contact the site owner, ideally via the comments on the relevant post. Many thanks.
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