Big up Ashley J (former guest on the podcast)

He's just dropped the Freeze Fm documentary, premiering now.

fairplay awsome..

Whenever I heard freeze in London they were always playing reggae or RNB type music so I though it was a African station .

Are you sure? There was another station at the time also on 92.7 I can't remember the name I used to able to get it when freeze wasn't on and it was quite powerful I just can't remember the name and it was not the rock 92.6

famefm wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 4:12 pm Are you sure? There was another station at the time also on 92.7 I can't remember the name I used to able to get it when freeze wasn't on and it was quite powerful I just can't remember the name and it was not the rock 92.6

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It was pretty poor more a tribute to the chavvy grime and UKG culture than pirate radio

Lordunderground wrote: ↑Wed Jun 02, 2021 11:44 pm It was pretty poor more a tribute to the chavvy grime and UKG culture than pirate radio

I had a quick flick through, only looking for Kangas bit and couldn't find it. From what I see, that will probably be one of the only pirate radio bits.

I got a few minutes in and the repeated video effects were a bit irritating so I stopped watching.

I don't think it was meant to be a tribute to pirate radio as such, just a story about freeze fm. I found it pretty interesting, Kanga is on there talking about his arrest etc. Currently trying to tie him down to get in the studio and do my podcast for the full story!! Getting there though...

i thought it was good tbh. we need more like this... a birmingham one could be on the cards soon,

Just got off a zoom call with Outlaw, recording the next episode of my podcast. He's gonna be working on a few bits he mentioned... and theres some ideas in the pipeline with a few other people I've been speaking to as well. More content on the history of it would be great.

Is this the same outlaw that used to help run Flex?


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Yeah, podcast is dropping Wednesday. Some really cool stories about setting up and how things happened with the legalisation etc.

OverTheHill wrote: ↑Fri Jun 04, 2021 10:54 pm Yeah, podcast is dropping Wednesday. Some really cool stories about setting up and how things happened with the legalisation etc.

Hopefully he'll include some of his earlier days like when we used to stick a big aerial out of our mates upstairs window.

Don't know if it was just gossip but apparently Adam Freeze got beaten quite badly by bassball bat by another stn and put in hospital and then he quit doing radio is this true?

Haven't heard that before tbh. Either way he wouldn't be the only one thats happened to...

That was the bit missing from the documentary, station tales. Actual owners/management of the station seemed absent from it. Rinse documentary was much better with their founders visiting the former blocks/studios, plus the rooftop stories.