Hospital Podcast 107 with London Elektricity

Hospital Records Podcast

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4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2010

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

London Elektricity returns with a barrage of great tracks this week on the Hospital Podcast. New music from Medschool’s “New Blood 010” release, as well as huge tracks from Netsky, Sunchase and Camo + Krooked. The show also features the huge “Piano Anthem” by Sonic which is out now on the Hospital Shop.

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0:00.0	The Welcome to Host Pod 107. And we're kicking off with a tune that I've somehow managed not to play.
0:35.0	Turn up the music, it's come home quicked.
0:40.0	From the sick music two sampler.
0:43.0	You know how we do, we have white labels of this, a very, very small number on the hospital
0:58.1	shot right now.
1:00.1	Don't sleep, they're going to fly. So try to get a new figure out.
1:13.0	You're trying to get a new thing.
1:16.0	I don't know what you're going to get it.
1:18.0	Why don't you try to use me?
1:21.0	Oh, you know you're not using.
1:23.0	You're not using.
1:24.0	We're gonna turn on the baby.
1:26.0	You can give it,
1:28.0	Hey! Really happy to be releasing something by Camo and his partner in Crime Crooked.
1:50.0	I do believe it was on a podcast a long time ago on a democast in fact that Camo got his
1:59.4	first public airing. It's been a journey we the 5th
2:24.9	But like I said, we got some TPs on the shop
2:34.0	vinyl only We gotta do have the reason. We're gonna give it, hey! Oh, So tell you from you the news. So turn off the music down.
3:03.0	It's all the music.
3:05.0	It's all the music.
3:06.0	It's not the music.
3:08.0	Why don't you start the music?
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