MJ Cole was so far ahead of his time. An absolute master, especially on the remixes. His creativity whilst remaining true to the originals is unequalled. I wasn’t even into 2 step in the slightest, was all about tech house, US garage and dnb, yet I still had more respect for MJ than virtually any other producer in the very early 2000s.
He's still producing music and has his own TH-cam channel where he interacts with his audience and teaches them how to build tunes which if you ask me is criminally neglected by a lot people. You must check it out!!
I blagged 2k off the Princes Youth Trust back in the day and opened a record shop at the time when all this was coming out, im originally a House, Hardcore and D.N.B head but this music was killing it at the time, good memories, then Virgin records opened starting selling vinyl too and MP3's came along killed it all within 18 months. The worse part was it killed the community vibe and a place to hang out, the kids at the time couldn't see that racing out to get CDJ's and downloading music, i guess they saw it as progress? I saw it as destroying the very essence of what the scene was about and that has been lost now. Ironically the best way for producers to best protect their music from piracy is still to only sell on Vinyl (that's a contentious argument and i know it doesn't stop people from recording their works but it it does preserve something that has been lost and retains the uniqueness that so many were quick to throw away). I've heard DJ's saying that carrying around a memory stick is easier than carrying precious records and fair enough but at what cost? and really if you was a DJ playing out there was and is no problem with getting other artist work on digital strictly for playing out and keeping it on lock down. I hope some day the artists, DJ's and producers come back to this and understand that it is their duty to perhaps bringing this aspect of the industry....
Great story. I remember DJing back on the day and when you entered a club with a record box (or someone carrying it if you were lucky), the crowd would part and you'd instantly get recognition. Those days are long gone now.
@Jason Gray i take your point but i still have to disagree, you see i remember the break dance days being exactly as you described if not better because it was a ghettoblaster, skateboards, and us kids trying to rap, beatbox and break dance that was an amazing time. When you are standing on the corners with friends spitting bars and listening to tracks and fairplay to you but you are missing out on going to a real record shop meeting working MCs and Djs, legends of the scene up close and personal, being lucky enough to hear dubs that have just been pressed or actually get white labels and test presses in your bag as they come through the door unexpectedly, then there was listening to the banter that goes around in the shop and seeing a DJ smash it up on the dex with real vinyl, in real time on a kick arse system. Maybe you were never witness to this sort of thing so you dont know what you are missing and if that is the case i feel for ya cos it was something very special....
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This is a wild sound. Not techno, not house. Proper garage
Proper Garage being the key word !!!
Absolute banging class, this.
MJ Cole was so far ahead of his time. An absolute master, especially on the remixes. His creativity whilst remaining true to the originals is unequalled. I wasn’t even into 2 step in the slightest, was all about tech house, US garage and dnb, yet I still had more respect for MJ than virtually any other producer in the very early 2000s.
I remember I put a compilation together of MJ Cole's remixes on a CD-R, like 10 to 12 tracks and called it 'Re-cued'... Wore the ish out of that CD!
He's still producing music and has his own TH-cam channel where he interacts with his audience and teaches them how to build tunes which if you ask me is criminally neglected by a lot people. You must check it out!!
Thank you so much for your comment mate, it makes me think
MJ Cole & Todd Edwards (can’t forget Todd) 👌
Leon Edwards made it!!!!!
Can't beat the old skool classics 🎶🎶🎶
That drop and her scream at about a minute...class
I love that descending piano riff right after she sings "it ain't all good"
For me, it’s the atmospheric synth in the beginning
Qkq
that whole part is pure soul
My favourite garage track of all time...Fire!
The best garage track ever..
SImply one of the best remixes of all time.
Overheard someone say “it’s all good” and started singing this and had to listen again.
Boom tings
I'm not a 90's kid, but this 2-step Garage is LIT
MJ Cole is a beast tbf
love this banger chaka khan and dela soul the original version banger aswell the vocal omg love this is my tune🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤
Big big remix !!! Original is fiyah and MJ added the golden touches
One of my all time favourites it has all the elements to it. Special tune!!
bringing back the days i use to scoop the misez up in the drop top e30. tune is pure class!!!
I blagged 2k off the Princes Youth Trust back in the day and opened a record shop at the time when all this was coming out, im originally a House, Hardcore and D.N.B head but this music was killing it at the time, good memories, then Virgin records opened starting selling vinyl too and MP3's came along killed it all within 18 months. The worse part was it killed the community vibe and a place to hang out, the kids at the time couldn't see that racing out to get CDJ's and downloading music, i guess they saw it as progress? I saw it as destroying the very essence of what the scene was about and that has been lost now. Ironically the best way for producers to best protect their music from piracy is still to only sell on Vinyl (that's a contentious argument and i know it doesn't stop people from recording their works but it it does preserve something that has been lost and retains the uniqueness that so many were quick to throw away). I've heard DJ's saying that carrying around a memory stick is easier than carrying precious records and fair enough but at what cost? and really if you was a DJ playing out there was and is no problem with getting other artist work on digital strictly for playing out and keeping it on lock down. I hope some day the artists, DJ's and producers come back to this and understand that it is their duty to perhaps bringing this aspect of the industry....
Yeah man cos afterall didnt a gold vinyl get sent into space
Great story. I remember DJing back on the day and when you entered a club with a record box (or someone carrying it if you were lucky), the crowd would part and you'd instantly get recognition. Those days are long gone now.
I miss hanging around shops like blackmarket and catch a groove on a saturday afternoon
@Jason Gray i take your point but i still have to disagree, you see i remember the break dance days being exactly as you described if not better because it was a ghettoblaster, skateboards, and us kids trying to rap, beatbox and break dance that was an amazing time. When you are standing on the corners with friends spitting bars and listening to tracks and fairplay to you but you are missing out on going to a real record shop meeting working MCs and Djs, legends of the scene up close and personal, being lucky enough to hear dubs that have just been pressed or actually get white labels and test presses in your bag as they come through the door unexpectedly, then there was listening to the banter that goes around in the shop and seeing a DJ smash it up on the dex with real vinyl, in real time on a kick arse system. Maybe you were never witness to this sort of thing so you dont know what you are missing and if that is the case i feel for ya cos it was something very special....
@@jacksdjfam Do you remember Release The Groove in Soho and Pure Groove Records in Archway?
Absolute classic. Derrick Carter put a house beat underneath this for his Red No 5 mix which is amazing as well.
legendary
big up moskalus
@@abig97 😯
90s baby. Take me back 21st century is a stinker 😑
perfect
Brings me back!!
brings back memories
Lucky me I just found this after all these years! Bang bang bangin still into 2018!
That hard house beat at the beginning is gold. I could careless for the lyrics
that would be 2 step garage, not house:)
bro said house beat not realising hes a garage ed
Love the Sunday vybes of this track
one of my fav ukg tracks
So good. Honestly just wish it had another verse from De La
Amen my nigga
How is this not on Spotify yet!!!
Same Same mate......
Copyright tings.
@@ananasheananashethis is an official release if you buy the de la soul “all good” single Mj Cole version is on it
God. damn. tune.
A true Classic at Club Colicium. 👌
What a tune!
I love this
This is fucken gorgeous
Amazing remix!
A Classic tune 👏👏
bangin'
De la Cole
DOPAMINE RELEASES
Still
MJCole da mantis
Such a groovie vibe 👌
so much class
Ripping songs like this on a youtube converter is like taking the Mona Lisa and making it out of 10 pixels
I’m so with you bro but I’m broke and these college parties ain’t going to dj themselves 😂
@@hirochemers7024 damn college kids are partying to this song? really? that gives me hope..
@@johnd3124 A small group of wavy kids. Were trying to expand the movement...
@@johnd3124 they sure are! WA state here! spreading the sound far and wide as possible d-_-b
@@hirochemers7024 real recognize real, nice shit fam
PUM - - TAM - PUM PUM TAM -
PUM - - TAM - PUM PUM TAM.PU
Eltezznn 👍
such a cool record
unbelievable!
2024
I got this on an original white label release record and its my second fav record
Yes yes 👍👍
slaps
Another very good mix! It's a must to my playlist =P
Great !!!
savageee!!
illegal groove
love it
Nice!!!! 😊
MONSTER MONSTER
don't make 2 step like this no more 😎
they dont make 2 step like this at all anymore!
tuuuunee 🔈🔥
maravilloso i likeeeee
Choppy bliss
9 people clearly ain't all good
you should check for *de la soul wanderlust*
thank me later ;)
+TH no thanks
+Kyle Mcdonald well sorry if you're not feeling it, others still love it
was just cos you stole a thanks dude, hah
Like the beat. Memories of mix ups and mash ups in the sun
kuuuuur za yayayayaYALTA
MJ COLE
well said sir!
Fackin bangerrrrrrrrr
where can I get a decent download of this?
🌼
0:29
kur
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yaaaaltaaa
yeah agree 100% that's why I'm after a decent link
Is the female voice in this Alice Russell?
MrJacksonBollock chaka khan
Yeah coz it ain't all good! And that's the truth! :P Sidewinder days!!!
💓💓💓🌈🌈🌈🌈🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
~~~~~~~!
nthng - 1996
used the vocals
if you're into techno
:)
This version ain't all good, it sucks canalwater.