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Name: Jason Webster Member Since: Jan 16, 2006 Rank: 1433 Average Vote Received: Correct (3.65, 37 votes) last 10 days: Correct (3.82, 11 votes) Rated 729 releases, average: 4.41 Location: Southsea,South Coast, U.K Profile: I have been a working club DJ since 1982, originaly playing Punk,Ska,Reggae,Hip Hop & Indie,using my real name plus the names DJ Leo & Jason'Leo'Webster since 1990,i have mainly been DJ'ing around the south coast of England. I was resident at Portsmouth legendary 80's live club Basins between 1986-88 plus playing at many illegal party's and festivals in the late 1980's & early 90's. As well as working for club nights like Interdance, Bump & Hustle and Bang ! i promoted House of Funk which was my own night from 1992-96 & was one of the original founders of the US House and Garage night Southern Exposure in 1997, i have also played music in Spain, Luxenberg & have done 7 DJ'ing tours of Thailand 96-2004, i have also run several niteclubs in the U.K & one in Thailand. I was ever present on Portsmouth's Delta Force Pirate Radio 1989-92 as well as doing other South Coast radio show's NRG FM in Bournemouth & Cable FM in Brighton. I bought my first piece of vinyl in 1973 when i was 8 years old. I also owned a record shop called Time Tunnel Records in Portsmouth from 1992-1995. I collect Punk,Ska,Funk,Disco,80's Alternative,original Hip-Hop/Electro,Acid House,early Detroit/Chicago Techno/House,Acid Jazz,Breaks,early US Garage,Tech House & Latin influenced music ! Everything in my collection, around 5000 tunes is available at the right price which i'm compiling on discogs at the moment, mp.3's are available at special request ! I am also interested in DJ'ing anywhere around the world, i can play various sets of music, please feel free to contact me regarding this subject at nobsaj@yahoo.co.uk/+447737158251 ! 
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Killing Joke - The Bum's Rush - 02-Jun-08 08:03 PM
As a collector of Killing Joke music, i must say that The Bums Rush is a real quality bootleg, it has a rawnest to it that really captures the early Joke sound, all studio recorded so they all sound great, the John Peel session version on Change is just superb with the keyboards sounding more like something you would hear in today's Electro/House Music than something that was made nearly 30 years ago and the Capital Radio session version of Are You Receiving is slightly faster than the full release with over tones of the Sex Pistols, rough, but havin it, recently re-issued on C.D, find the vinyl if you can pure genius !
Izit - Stories - 29-Feb-08 07:01 AM
Very, very supprised no has reminded us of how lovely this track was to listen too in the summer of 1989, coming back home from all those out door party's. Everthing about it says summertime, downtempo accoustic guitar's with fluffy flute phrase's and saxophone stabs move the track along with effortless ease, just when you are getting used to the groove in comes the dream like strings to take you up to a level of floatyness that just makes you feel good. As they say in the track "Just Smile And Say Hello" was'nt that what the summer of love was all about ? Lovely !
X-Ray Spex - Highly Inflammable - 25-May-07 06:24 PM
Warrior In Woolworths is a underated hidden little jem, the last single release from X-Ray Spex in 1979. Although all five single releases were from the album Germ Free Adolesence from 1978, Warrior In Woolworths is a piece of pure fun driven Cheeky punk pop at its best, simple in creation but very effective, why did X-Ray Spex make so few records ?
Jah Wobble - V.I.E.P - 15-Feb-07 07:58 PM
I have nothing but respect for the man for having the balls to experiment with music like this so long ago, there was'nt much music you could listen to back then being stoned that was fresh And interesting, Reggae was around but his brand of dub was so different to everything else, the computer version of blueberry hill is totally out there and Sea-side Special different again, jazzy & funky, a top man indeed !!!
Ecstasy Club - Jesus Loves The Acid - 17-Nov-06 07:22 AM
I totally agree with the above comments, a Acid House Gem, took me quite a few years to obtain the track, even then it was on the Toob Tunes Vol 1 bootleg, it has the essential elements of Acieeeedness, dark & menacing, a relentless groove with the depth of an Abyss, this is the stuff nightmares are made of, this track contains the essence of Acid House within its vibe, a wicked, wicked track, love it !
