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So, enjoy the latest episode, packed full of immensley danceable and uplifting tunes - freakazoids, please report to the dancefloor.

Artist	Track	Label	Buy? (readme)
Bassbin Twins	ESW	Marine Parade
This is the intro track we play at the start of every show. Slammin Beats!
Bassheads	Is There Anybody Out There	Home
Definite house classic from the mid 90's, time for another revival.
Freq Nasty	Freakazoid	Botchit and Scarper
I love the record label name, although I have to keep explaining it to non-brits. Whatever, this is one of those records that really turned me onto breaks when I heard Annie Nightingale play it early on Sunday morning.
Mighty Dub Katz	Let The Drums Speak	Southern Fried
Yet another Alias of the legendary Norman Cook, no surprise then that this is released on Southern Fried Records. With a horn line that rally's the mob to get down, or soemthing like that.
Tim Delux	It Just Won't Do	Underwater
One of the biggest summer anthems from last year, irrepressably happy, sexy and smart. Oh and I love the video.
Roland Clarke	Time Of The Night (Phil Kieran Breaks Mix)	Skint
Fatboy Slim relaunched Roland Clarke when he used his vocals on his tribute to house music 'Song For Shelter' - this record is almost a direct sequel, making a couple of references to the Fatboy Slim track.
Foremost Poets	Moonraker (King Unique Mix)	Junior
Someone's trying to take over the airwaves.... and now the FCC aren't going to stand in the way.
Luke Slater	Nothing At All (King Unique Mix)	Mute
There's somethign Epic about King Unique remixes that means I can't get away with playing just one.... indulge me for a moment
Mint Royale	Shake Me (Plump DJ's Mix)	Faith and Hope
But king unique's remixes just pale in comparison to those of the Plump DJ's - and this is a particularly fine example from post big-beat Mint Royale.
Arc and Ciel	The Juice	Finger Lickin'
Take some breakbeats and roll some wierd funky noises over the top and you end up with a Finger Lickin' record, not at the cutting edge of breakbeats, just surfing the funky edge.
Ils	Next Level	Marine Parade
Breakbeat track with melodic strings and a Didgeriedoo bassline - one of the first real breakbeat anthems.
Tomaz vs The Filterheadz	Sunshine (Carl Cox Mix)	Intec
Harder techno take on the tribal chanting techno monster anthem.
Dj Arabesque vs Mario Piu	The Vision	Nukleuz
Cheezy hard trance record from 2000, not the most intellectual record in this show, but it'll bring a smile to some and pity from others.
Salt Tank	Dimension (Hybrid Mix)	Hooj
Trying desperately to regain some street cred after the vision - here's the Hybrid remix of Salt Tank to finish out the show.

Artist

Track

Label

Buy? (readme)

Bassbin Twins

ESW

Marine Parade

This is the intro track we play at the start of every show. Slammin Beats!

Bassheads

Is There Anybody Out There

Home

Definite house classic from the mid 90's, time for another revival.

Freq Nasty

Freakazoid

Botchit and Scarper

I love the record label name, although I have to keep explaining it to non-brits. Whatever, this is one of those records that really turned me onto breaks when I heard Annie Nightingale play it early on Sunday morning.

Mighty Dub Katz

Let The Drums Speak

Southern Fried

Yet another Alias of the legendary Norman Cook, no surprise then that this is released on Southern Fried Records. With a horn line that rally's the mob to get down, or soemthing like that.

Tim Delux

It Just Won't Do

Underwater

One of the biggest summer anthems from last year, irrepressably happy, sexy and smart. Oh and I love the video.

Roland Clarke

Time Of The Night (Phil Kieran Breaks Mix)

Skint

Fatboy Slim relaunched Roland Clarke when he used his vocals on his tribute to house music 'Song For Shelter' - this record is almost a direct sequel, making a couple of references to the Fatboy Slim track.

Foremost Poets

Moonraker (King Unique Mix)

Junior

Someone's trying to take over the airwaves.... and now the FCC aren't going to stand in the way.

Luke Slater

Nothing At All (King Unique Mix)

Mute

There's somethign Epic about King Unique remixes that means I can't get away with playing just one.... indulge me for a moment

Mint Royale

Shake Me (Plump DJ's Mix)

Faith and Hope

But king unique's remixes just pale in comparison to those of the Plump DJ's - and this is a particularly fine example from post big-beat Mint Royale.

Arc and Ciel

The Juice

Finger Lickin'

Take some breakbeats and roll some wierd funky noises over the top and you end up with a Finger Lickin' record, not at the cutting edge of breakbeats, just surfing the funky edge.

Ils

Next Level

Marine Parade

Breakbeat track with melodic strings and a Didgeriedoo bassline - one of the first real breakbeat anthems.

Tomaz vs The Filterheadz

Sunshine (Carl Cox Mix)

Intec

Harder techno take on the tribal chanting techno monster anthem.

Dj Arabesque vs Mario Piu

The Vision

Nukleuz

Cheezy hard trance record from 2000, not the most intellectual record in this show, but it'll bring a smile to some and pity from others.

Salt Tank

Dimension (Hybrid Mix)

Hooj

Trying desperately to regain some street cred after the vision - here's the Hybrid remix of Salt Tank to finish out the show.

DMZ Diary

#11 - May 23rd 2003 - No Slowing Down

Tracklisting - Hour 1

Hour 2 - Special Guest - Shez-Tek