"I was p*ssed off. Jungle was letting off steam": A Guy Called Gerald on moving on from acid house

[@mar15115]

legend !! I still listen to black secret technology on the regular

[@bbcocallaghan]

not many excelled house and jungle but gerald is one. legend

[@odnilniloc]

A Hero of many old school junglists like myself. ❤

[@hearmenow909]

Pioneer of underground music.

[@jeffbakalar1535]

Gerald did it different. If you got where he was coming from it cut deep. I like a lot of the big producers at that time, but his stuff was spellbinding. He doesn't show up in many dj mixes at the time because his tracks had weird contours that didn't translate perfectly to a mono groove.

[@rareroses77]

28 Gun bad boy. I salute this legend

[@Zeal808]

So good

[@sinewavedream]

Legend! saw him back in 2007 at the Detroit Electronic music festival

[@urbandubz]

Legend

[@moodyirl]

A guy called gerald is awesome, so many artist brought different ideas to the genre jungle imo his is the most creative, he like Juan Atkins to techno, Theo Parrish to house, DJ Premier to hip hop,

[@airfixx_8952]

Is the full interview up anywhere?

[@sygboe1]

I love how he reinvented himself and went on to create underground Hardcore/Jungle tunes. ‘Anything Can Happen’ is such a bad tune

[@yesnomaby]

Awsome totally makes sence to hear the original OG loved jazz as a teen, i feel in love with jungle as a teen in the late 90s and always described it as a sort of electronic drum jazz. Much love from New Zealand ✌

[@dustyohms2645]

Legend 💯

[@dazling69]

it a good gerald is great at interviews, because this interviewer isnt very engaging

[@JosieCarr]

So true, the interview seems uninterested and bored, but who knows. Looks can be deceiving.

[@tyjakkty8668]

big up gerald