[whytie]

In fairness, Radio 1 don't tend to entertain happy hardcore music. I'm unsure why, as it has a lot of fans.

There was a DJ up here in Scotland, Tom Wilson (RIP), who used to have a radio show on Saturday night called stepping out and he played happy hardcore, and a squad of Geordies used to drive up to Edinburgh in a van every Saturday night, listen to his show and then drive back. That was back in the day when hardcore was massive. Don't think 160bpm music would go down too well on Radio 1 nowadays though.

[Haroldinium]

who needs radio1 to brordcast it, when all my local suped up car owners pump it up to the max every day. brorcasting this classic beat in carparks across the nation, in endustrial estates, parks, city roads and other wonderfill listeng venues

[zapperredtank]

the main thing is that loud mouth murray is going from daytime , best thing thats happened since dlt left r1

[Sidders]

Don't think 160bpm music would go down too well on Radio 1 nowadays though.

Why not? People still listen to it. You could put it on at 1 in the morning at weekends or something.

[Quincy]

hardcore is for northeners.

[Dr. Nick]

What about that bloke from Chelmsford who "Larged It" that time?

[whytie]

Why not? People still listen to it. You could put it on at 1 in the morning at weekends or something.

Instead of the essential mix? No thanks.