Hospital Podcast 50 with London Elektricity

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🗓️ 12 February 2008

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Hospital Records’ award-winning podcast, hosted by London Elektricity, with occasional guest takeovers from the Hospital and Med School roster. Bringing you the freshest music the drum & bass and jungle scene has to offer.

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0:00.0	The And I'm going to be. Yes, welcome to Hospital Podcast Number 50 with London Electricity and I am here with the original other member of
0:47.4	London Electricity Mr Chris Goss in the house.
0:50.1	How are you sir?
0:53.0	I'm all right.
0:54.0	It's Friday afternoon is 5 to 5.
0:59.0	It's cracker, Jack. Crack and you can hear the sounds of Minatore,
1:13.0	Worlds Beyond, from the new blood EP on Met School.
1:16.0	This is dropping on 17 March.
1:19.0	Big things for Met School this year we think. We hope absolutely huge.
1:30.0	Big. Big world. It's beyond. You're a picture. With, you know.
1:43.0	You're fun.
1:45.0	You're fun.
1:46.0	You know, set. And you know what? So, I'm going to be able to do.
2:03.0	You'll check, you'll check. I'm going to be on beyond beyond world.
2:15.0	I want to work in world world.
2:17.0	Beyond.
2:18.0	I'm goingils from Bath. I thought I thought was Wales.
2:27.0	Is he Welsh? Oh sorry, I thought it was Wales. I thought he worked for like local government in Wales somewhere.
2:35.0	I knew it was West anyway.
2:38.0	I just can't get my head round the fact that there's another drone bass artist from Wales apart from
2:42.0	amazing part from Lincoln.
2:44.0	Apologies to everyone else in Wales.
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