Andrew Harrison

So I love compiling those tapes.

But the one I'm really proud of is we got Justin Robertson, the DJ, to do a Journeys by DJ mix.

And Journeys by DJ was the big DJ mix brand at the time.

They're really, really good.

Tim Fielding and my mate Anna, they work for the mag.

They sort of helped to put these things together.

And the Journeys by DJ tape took us into the world of rave, right?

So for a lot of people, it was like their...

Not their first introduction.

It was a gateway drug, yeah.

And just in order to... It's still online.

We'll put a link in the show notes.

You can listen to it.

It's just a brilliant, brilliant mix.

So we kind of... The imperial period involved bringing in not just Four Lands with guitars, of which Oasis were an important part, but not the only thing.

It was Tricky, Left Field, Chemical Brothers, Cypress Hill, you know, and loads of other weird, you know, sort of like...

you know, hip-hop things that's, you know, like, oh, the Lynch mob and all this kind of stuff.

It was really, really rich.

The kind of imperial period...

the kind of ludicrous culmination included the time when we'd been promised an Oasis cover for their 95 Glastonbury thing.