DJ Damager + MC Stamma D & MC Terrorist | Rude FM, London | 1999 | 🔥🔥JUNGLE DRUM AND BASS 🔥🔥

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🔥 DJ Damager + MC Stamma D & MC Terrorist | Rude FM, London | 1999 | JUNGLE • DRUM AND BASS 🔥

Straight from the heart of London’s pirate underground, this 1999 Rude FM session features DJ Damager shelling out raw Jungle and Drum & Bass pressure, with legendary mic duty from MC Stamma D and MC Terrorist. Expect high-energy blends, chopped-up amens, and that unfiltered late-'90s pirate vibe that defined the underground.

🎧 What to Expect
Relentless rolling basslines, fast-cut breakbeats, and real mic energy from two of the era’s standout voices. This is pure London jungle heat, live and raw. Perfect for heads who love the transition era from jungle to tech-step and still crave that dirty Rude FM flavour.

🎯 Who This Is For
For fans of true pirate radio culture, lovers of darkside jungle, MC-driven sets, and anyone tracking the sound of UK underground stations at their peak. Essential listening for junglists, historians of D&B, and DJs seeking authentic reference material.

🚨 Why You Need This in Your Life
Because sets like this don’t just showcase music—they document culture. Rude FM was a cornerstone of London's scene, and this one captures the grit, soul, and energy that built the foundation for modern D&B. This is hardcore heritage.

💥 Recorded off the air, straight from the source — 100% pirate pressure!

Ruud Awakening FM Playlist:

Rude FM Playlist: -

Over the years, Rude FM has been host to some of the most renowned names from the scene. Dylan and Facs are two notable DJs, signed to Danny Breaks' label Droppin' Science, who came up through the Rude FM ranks.

Dylan ended up forming his own label Freak Recordings, pushing the harder, darker side of Drum & Bass with releases from another Rude regular B Key.

There was also Fracture and Neptune, who started as a DJ duo and ended up signed to Droppin' Science, but then went on to form their own label, Astrophonica.

Rude FM was established in the early 90s around 92/93 on London's FM dial on 104.3 frequency. It started playing Hardcore Jungle music before the sound developed it what is known as the Drum & Bass. It featured some of the scene's most celebrated DJs, MCs, producers and artists.

It was celebrated as one of the top three DNB pirate radio stations of it's era, showcasing the likes of: DJs: Smokey Joe (Smokester), DJ Facs, DJ Dylan, DJ Sly, DJ Choppa D (The Clairvoyants / SBR (Spectral Band Replication)), DJ XS, DJ Lix, DJ Chillem (Chillum), DJ Agent K, DJ Little Jon, DJ Lady Siras (Lady Cyrus), DJ Fuse, DJ Overdrive, DJ Lady Flava, DJ Devastate, DJ E, DJ System, DJ Haze, DJ Wagner, DJ Lady Wipeout, DJ Vibestein, DJ General Sparks, DJ Ricky Red Eye, DJ Shocker T, DJ Stylee, DJ BFG, DJ Frogger, DJ Nicam, DJ Terry Tee (Knowledge & Wisdom Records), DJ Rollin' Mat, DJ Tubby, plus many more.

MCs: MC Evil B (B-Live), MC Eksman, MC Herbzie, MC Twist & MC Hot Rocks, MC Speedee (Speedy), MC Pedro, MC Penfold, MC Cisco, MC Manic Mouse, MC SLS, MC Rudie, MC Ranking, MC KP, MC Sparky, MC Shaydee, MC Kray Z B, MC Blacka, MC Smiley, MC Trouble (RIP), MC Lok-i (aka Jamaican English), MC Rizla, MC Little T, MC Fuse, MC Excellent, MC Ringo, MC Cisco, MC Jookie, MC Marvel and many more.

In 1998 there was a schism because of a rift between the management. Fugi (Fugitive) who was part of the management took the name Rude FM and set up on the 88.2FM dial taking many of the DJs and MCs whilst Chillum (Chill'em) and Lady Cyrus continued to manage the newly styled Ruud Awakening FM on 104.3. It continued to have some of the old guard but attracted new MCs and DJs to the station.

It continued to have some of the old guard but attracted new MCs and DJs to the station. It is fair to say 104.3 got the better end of the deal because they kept the dial and their connection to rave nights like Desire which were run by 2000AD Productions. Also running their own rave night 'Ruud Nation' @ The Dungeons (Lea Bridge Rd) on Sat 28th Jun 2001.
They also hosted Arena 4 of "One Nation" @Brixton Academy, on Sat 7th Sept 2002.

However, their period of time on air wasn't for too long. Kool FM had benefited from this schism also poaching many of the former Rude FM DJs and MCs. Some of the artists jumped on to the UK Garage scene and Drum & Bass like we used to know it was also transforming.

By the early 2000s Ruud Awakening would go off air and this allowed new emerging pirate radio stations like Origin FM 95.2 to snap up all the remaining talent on to their books.

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