According to co-founder John Burgess, he and Paul Benney (the other founder of the magazine) intended Jockey Slut to just be a slogan for a T-shirt.[citation needed] The expression was coined while both were studying at Manchester Polytechnic University (currently Manchester Metropolitan University) and frequenting the city's clubbing scene, notably at The Haçienda. The two main inspirations for it were Manic Street Preachers' recurrent slogan "culture slut" and the increasing attention DJs were getting from fans at the time.[citation needed] Burgess said: "Disc jockeys were attracting as many groupies as pop stars. Except, unluckily for the DJs, their groupies were usually after one thing; the name of the label that wicked tune was on".[citation needed]
1. Boards Of Canada • Happy Cycling
2. Lambchop • Up With People (Zero 7 Mix)
3. Roots Manuva • Witness (One Hope)
4. Faze Action • In The Trees
5. Annie • The Greatest Hit (Radio Mix)
6. Ian Pooley • What's Your Number (Jazzanova Renumber)
7. Bushwacka! • Healer
8. Slam • Positive Education (Original)
9. Plastikman • Spastik
10. Isolee • Beau Mot Plage (Heaven And Earth Re-edit)
11. LTJ Bukem • Horizons (Edit)
Label: Jockey Slut – BP-10867
Series: Disco Pogo For Punks In Pumps – Vol. 2
Format: 320
Country: UK
Released: Dec 2002
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Techno, Experimental
