The first release of 1999 was Andrew Morrison & Friends with 'The Pompey Posse' / 'Peter Edney Speaking'.  'The Pompey Posse' was a cutting edge drum & bass track, including samples of Andrew and his closest mates enjoying a Christmas Eve drinking session in 1998.  The "Dirty Mix" was the most requested track ever at 'Frostbitten', having been banned from every radio station because of its explicit sexual content and profuse swearing.  The edited version managed to painstakingly cut out every offensive item while retaining the original's underground garage sound.

December 20th, 1999 saw another charity release from Frostbyte with the 'Dave's Greatest *hits' compilation album, containing all of his singles and remixes, plus some previously unreleased material.  All profits from the sale of this LP went to further his feedback syndrome research in the jungle.

On the same day, Fußgängerzone brought out their eagerly anticipated "greatest hits" collection, named after their single 'Now, That’s What I Call Fußgängerzone!'.  This album was to Fußgängerzone what 'Substance' was to New Order, cataloguing many of the band's A sides and B sides on two compact discs (to hear a selection of tunes from the album, click on the CD image below).

('Now, That's What I Call Fußgängerzone!' "charted the band's phenomenal rise and was akin to a juggernaut thundering through lo-fi city, popville and technotown with a stop over at a Little Chef before carrying on to rockshire via funkopolis".)