Big Buz

I started listening to Jungle and Hardcore back in 1993, tuning into Eruption and Kool FM every weekend. My first experience with a set of turntables was in 1995 when my neighbour first bought a set of crappy Soundlab's, instantly though i was hooked on JDB and i proceded to spend very available penny on my new found hobby.Fast forward to 1998 and everything i felt went a bit flat in the JDB scene, people were leaving and going over to Garage, around this time i stopped buying vinyl, and totally felt out of the whole DJ'ing circuit, and embraced the rave scene with open arms. Every weekend was spent at a different event, mostly held at the mighty Bagley's, but as most of us know there's only so much raving our bodies can take and after 3 years of none stop raving even this became mundane and dull.Jump to present day and i'm back buying vinyl, building up my collection of both new and old, and just seeing where it goes. I currently reside on www.ukflow.tv filling up the 8-12 slot on a saturday night, playing Jungle and deep rolling Drum and Bass with a hint of the dark stuff. I'm also a part of a collective called the Vinyl Samurais that are dedicated to bringing you the best music and MC's from a wide spectrum of music, usually the type of music that others are unwilling to play. Picture Comments Contact Box Generator Icons Collage MySpace Layouts Poll Generator