Grimes are very basic, no other information.
| Attributes | Values |
|---|
| rdfs:label
| |
| rdfs:comment
| - Grimes are very basic, no other information.
- On May 2004, Peel and Hermeet decided that there should be an hour grime session on the show. Sheila explains in Margrave Of The Marshes how it occured: "The grime night arose because John and Hermeet realised there wasn't anyone playing this music on Radio 1; that made it even more exciting. The studio was overflowing with young DJs whom Hermeet had spotted at a club night in Brixton - there was DJ Eastwood and the Renegade Crew, which comprised MCs Purple, G Double E, IQ and IE. Those among them who had started shaving weren't old enough to vote. Most had previously been used to mixing in their bedrooms or among friends, and now they were going out live on Radio 1. It was quite a gamble putting on these relative unknowns; the music was so under represented on radio that it felt doubly im
|
| dcterms:subject
| |
| jpimage
| |
| illust
| |
| dbkwik:cardfight/p...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
| Set
| |
| Power
| |
| Phonetic
| |
| flavor
| - Come on, raise your head! Now, our battle begins.
|
| Clan
| |
| Grade
| |
| Race
| |
| Kana
| |
| Shield
| |
| abstract
| - Grimes are very basic, no other information.
- On May 2004, Peel and Hermeet decided that there should be an hour grime session on the show. Sheila explains in Margrave Of The Marshes how it occured: "The grime night arose because John and Hermeet realised there wasn't anyone playing this music on Radio 1; that made it even more exciting. The studio was overflowing with young DJs whom Hermeet had spotted at a club night in Brixton - there was DJ Eastwood and the Renegade Crew, which comprised MCs Purple, G Double E, IQ and IE. Those among them who had started shaving weren't old enough to vote. Most had previously been used to mixing in their bedrooms or among friends, and now they were going out live on Radio 1. It was quite a gamble putting on these relative unknowns; the music was so under represented on radio that it felt doubly important that the show was a success. John was just pleased to have showcased grime when no one else was playing it; he found the rawness and vitality of the scene rejuvenating."
|
![[RDF Data]](/fct/images/sw-rdf-blue.png)