The Prisoners of Technology

My personal high lights, got to work with the beastie boys (mind blowing) and the Wu-Tang (Massive) played on radio 1 in john peels studio (R.I.P.). at the end of 1998 there was a double page interview in NME with Fat Boy Slim (which at that time was voted the best and biggest dj in the world) he was asked a question "what tune do you wish you had made" he answered "prisoners of technology's remix of the beastie boys called intergalactic" (i nearly wet my pants) . there are many others and much more to come hopefully
When you think of Jump Up drum & bass, one of the names you would think of would be The Prisoners of Technology !!!. From the very first release (trick of technology) on Fresh kutt (1995) record sales went ape, blowing up in the U.K, America, Amsterdam, Germany the list goes on. Every release tore its way through the core of the drum n bass scene getting top reviews from every respected angle. TMS 1's B Boy, all up in ya face, jungle style had infiltrated the D&B scene with a freashness no other sound could get in the ring with. The Prisoners of Technology went on to remix such names as N.W.A, Wu-Tang (Buddha Monk), 187 Lockdown, the Freestylers and the Beastie Boys (which claimed the number 1 position in most dance charts, inc the U.K national charts !!!! The P.O.T ripped up the airwaves of many pirates as well as mainstream stations like Radio 1 and Kiss fm. The concoction of TMS 1 and K-DUB'S deep b-boy hip hop root's, mashed together with uniquely twisted breaks and bass, resulted in to one of the most acclaimed and respected sounds on the streets of drum n bass. The Prisoners of Technology split up, leaveing TMS 1 to carry on with his work without being placed on trial by fools !!! lol. P.O.T stoped releasing tunes for fresh kutt back in 1998 (never sign a contract without having a music lawyer go through it first, nuff said, lol) & TMS 1 aka the Prisoners of Technology went on and started up a his own label called BATTLEMASTER RECORDS and the story continues.