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Peel played Shitmat's first ever single on 06 May 2003 a day after its release on Planet Mu Records. In an interview with Digital Fix Music in 2009, Collins recalled: [1] "I was shocked, excited and laughing a lot. I really could not believe it. It meant so much to me and I still have the recording on cassette. The day after my first Shitmat 7" ‘Shopliftin' Gabba’ was released, he opened his show with it. It had a locked groove at the end of the record and he let the bagpipe loop play while he talked and introduced the next track."

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  • Peel played Shitmat's first ever single on 06 May 2003 a day after its release on Planet Mu Records. In an interview with Digital Fix Music in 2009, Collins recalled: [1] "I was shocked, excited and laughing a lot. I really could not believe it. It meant so much to me and I still have the recording on cassette. The day after my first Shitmat 7" ‘Shopliftin' Gabba’ was released, he opened his show with it. It had a locked groove at the end of the record and he let the bagpipe loop play while he talked and introduced the next track."
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  • Comedy
  • Jungle
  • Hardcore
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  • Peel played Shitmat's first ever single on 06 May 2003 a day after its release on Planet Mu Records. In an interview with Digital Fix Music in 2009, Collins recalled: [1] "I was shocked, excited and laughing a lot. I really could not believe it. It meant so much to me and I still have the recording on cassette. The day after my first Shitmat 7" ‘Shopliftin' Gabba’ was released, he opened his show with it. It had a locked groove at the end of the record and he let the bagpipe loop play while he talked and introduced the next track." Peel continued playing his music and invited him to do a mix exclusive for his show, which was broadcast on 26 August 2004 after Peel's show failed to get broadcast on BBC Radio One, when the lines to Peel Acres failed. After Peel's death in 2004, Shitmat again in the same interview with Digital Fix Music in 2009 commented: "I was sad, upset and felt a real sense of loss. I think most listeners of his show felt that music/radio would never be the same again. His was the only radio show I listened to and looked forward to. As a positive reflection to his death I started up a record label 'Wrong Music' to promote interesting new music as I thought the world had lost a true voice for it."
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