As usual with my Ebay sales I like to share the goodness, so here with 11 hours to go are the top 10 most watched items that I have up for sale :

Liquid Crystal – Chromatic II (26 people watching)
Mega City 2 – Demons By Daylight EP
Krome & Time – This Sound Is For The Underground
Eat Life – Bach To Basics / Equinox
Haute Control – Future Stylin’ E.P.
Spiral Tribe – Spiral Tribe EP
Yolk – Sunny Side Up EP
Nexus & Blowback – The Cat’s Whiskas EP
Underkut – Mindless Music
Dark & Moody …

It’s time for a bit of a vinyl clearout at iamdek central, so for the next few days you’ll find a whole bunch of classic tunes up for grabs on Ebay. You’ll mostly find Easygroove classics from 91 to 93 plus a few ragga jungle tunes I had sitting near my desk.
http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZiamdekQQhtZ-1
Below are the current 10 most popular :

Mega City 2 – Demons By Daylight EP (VERY DARK 1) 1992
Krome & Time – This Sound Is For The Underground TUNE!!
Liquid Crystal – Chromatic II (Ruff On Wax – ROWTR-1)
Haute Control …

You’ll see this tune on various tracklists for Easygroove sets during 1993 (Dreamsacpe 7, Helter Skelter, etc) but you won’t find the tune in discogs or any online shop. It’s often mis-spelled as ‘Costae’ and also referred to as ‘S.A.D. Productions Vol. 1′ making it even more confusing. It’s actually by MC DJ Ribbs, Dave Tidy & DJ Dren. If anyone wants to sell me a copy, feel free to get in touch

Image courtesy of DJ Dren.
[edit - youtube sound clip added ] Easygroove video image from http://www.obsession.org.uk …

Many, many years ago (well, about 22 I think) I got myself a copy of this tape made by a group calling themselves East Side Posse. It’s been sat in my stash unplayed for many years now but whilst having a bit of spring clean today I discovered it once more. A quick search on Google throws up no info on these guys, so I’m guessing their efforts didn’t make it past the demo tape stage. They did do a few live appearances though and as luck would have it, …

Ofcom put pirate radio back in the news once again with it’s claims that, “the broadcasts can put lives at risk by interfering with emergency service frequencies, and can also block legitimate stations.” However, Steve from Ice Cold FM says that most stations now use microwave links that are completely interference free. Oddly, the BBC have published two articles about this subject today, so you can also read about the pirates’ view of pirate radio.
Reported today on the BBC Technology pages. Back in 2007 they made exactly the same claims. …