Babeshow Music

Wish S66 would sort their music out.
How long now has this current loop being going, that skips and fucks up all the time.

The old playlist from 5+ years ago would do.

"The road to Good Intentions be paved with Hell"

Definitely Room 101

The worst thing for me is that it's so loud. I'd suggest that it was recorded that way.
One of our guys complained in the chat that he couldn't hear the babe but I noticed they deleted his comment straightaway.

(05-11-2020 16:11 )Jam Da Man Wrote:  Wish S66 would sort their music out.
How long now has this current loop being going, that skips and fucks up all the time.

The old playlist from 5+ years ago would do.

Yeah the S66 music is rather naff.
Wind the clock back ten years to the old, classic stuff.
Snooks reverts to the old 'It was so much better in my day' mantra .

But it was though

Honest

You might not be alone in that sentiment of thought Snooks, i'm sure many of us feel the same as you, but i do wish they'd bloody cut music when the babes are on the mic - though that annoys me more than anything!!

(05-11-2020 16:11 )Jam Da Man Wrote:  Wish S66 would sort their music out.
How long now has this current loop being going, that skips and fucks up all the time.

The old playlist from 5+ years ago would do.

Just mute it, it's surprisingly easy to lip read with the music off

Watching Alexa on the BS web which is heaven enough.
The soundtrack is.......Acid house music

Yippee. Double whammy of joy

Imagine how much more bored some of the babes would look if they had to listen to the generic shite they play back to us.

(12-09-2020 04:31 )Chrisst Wrote:  Slam Inducer - You Know Acid.

The number of times I've trawled back through this thread in search of the facts on this one.
I vaguely recall Gordon Brown being asked about acid house in the 80's or 90's by a local radio DJ. I'm sure that if it was someone noteworthy the link would have surfaced before.
It was, according to this thread sampled by Ant Brooks from an acid house documentary and has been commercially available, possibly on the CD of Babestation music.
I've just tried some more creative googling without success. There are several documentaries to view but there my enthusiam wanes

From memory the lineage of music on S66 in recent years has been:
1. Say half a dozen tracks put together by Jamie McCann
2. One by one they were discarded for reasons unknown until eventually one was left and played continually for months. (2017)
3. A fresh set of more commercial songs appeared and were added to the original set making say a dozen songs all told that took about six hours to rotate. (2018)
4. The original set were discarded and the newer songs were whittled down until say three or four were left.
5. The current crop replaced them (2019), the most irritatating of the lot and recorded so loudly that they seem to resist all attempts to turn them down so that the girls can be heard.
6. The girls confined at homes because of the virus. Most girls had no music, when they went on Freeview the current crop was played. Pippa Doll plays her favourites which I really like.
7. Slowly the girls have returned to the studio and the current crop is played. The promo film has a different, and more amenable track.

I was reminded of that "what do you know about acid house music" sample, last weekend, when I heard it on a new mix on Radio 1: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000pt27
Looking at BBC Sounds, live, I found that in that instance, it was on an early Camelphat collaboration, titled 'World in Action'.
So I figured it must be from an edition of 'World in Action': for younger readers, a major ITV documentary series, that I think must have been on, from around late 1960s, to early-mid 90s.
I've yet to watch it, but the likely edition is linked/embedded in this Mixmag article: https://mixmag.net/feature/6-of-the-best...se-culture

There's another piece of music, which was on 'Elite', a lot, from when I first saw it, on 'Freeview', in autumn 2011, and was still being played, when Studio 66 appeared on fv, after an absence of a few years.
As I recall, it's sort of the dubbier end of UK garage, if not, dubstep. There's a sample of a woman, saying "why are you...".
I'd probably just presumed, it was a commissioned piece, and not publicly available.
Until, catching that vocal, presumably in its original song, a few times, across quite a long time span.
It sounded like an American r&b group from the 90s, or possibly, a solo singer, such as Mary J Blige. I'm familiar with a lot of that music, but don't recognise that.
However, I thought that if that's a sample from a record, the track on Elite/66, must have been available. As Elite/66 would be in copyright trouble, broadcasting it on tv, if it's a piece without sample clearance.
It's not as if they're a pirate radio station!
Hearing an MJB song, on a local r&b show, in the last few hours, reminded me. I thought I'd look at, one of my go-to staples, whosampled.com. But not surprisingly, MJB has been much-sampled.
A piece there, about samples on UK garage tracks, was no help, either.
I did find a thread, about Elite TV music, where someone said, a lot of that music is on a UK garage, 'pirate anthems' compilation! https://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.p...pid1022306
Plus, much more recently, in June this year, in this very thread, someone posted a link, for their Spotify "playlist of background music used on various British Babe Channels over the years"! https://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.p...pid2465843
The former sounds considerably more appealing!
But if anyone knows the track, and, or, the sample, that information would be greatly appreciated.

Btw here's some worthwhile reading, about the landmark programme, World in Action was: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_in_Action
Including about its brilliant theme tune.
Plus, here's some worthwhile listening, about the series: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00y4cjj

Also, I did look up that UK garage, 'pirate anthems' compilation, including a result, from another of my go-to staple websites: https://www.discogs.com/Various-UK-Garag...ase/676504

A bit of Googling will lead to details of the staff who work at Studio 66.
Interestingly one of the senior men is pictured in his social media standing behind a pair of DJ record decks.
It occurs to me that some, possibly the current crop of songs are produced in house. That might go some way to explain the enthusiam the studio has for the music, I would have thought that as an amateur effort it's very good.
Conceivably it might be that the individual is the owner of the work and receives royalties for his efforts.