[mark]

Anyone have a clue as to the origins of this phrase?

[Paz]

It's a catch phrase from some American cop show, ships or something, presumably one of the cops was called Dan.  

I bet you wanna know because of LTJ Bukem though don't you?

[dobbin]

Wasn't he at the Leadmill in Sheffield a week ago? did you go? was it good?

[ian h]

would love to see bukem

aint he meant to have one of the best sound systems going.

[runt]

Don't know all the techie stuff sound wise, but the sessions he did at The End were right on the money, used to be a monthly thing I think with a load of his labels stuff.

[ian h]

yeah i got the cd of the end. excellent

you heard the producer one he did. quality

[fatboySlimfast]

Jeez boys
Book em dano comes from the brilliant 70's cop show Hawaii five O
http://www.mjq.net/fiveo/

Steve Mcgarett at the end of most shows would turn to erstwhile sidekick and partner Danny'Danno'Williams who would be holding busted perp and say 'book him danno, Murder one'   top evening telly from the seventies.

[mark]

Question wasn't actually prompted by LTJ Bukem. I saw the phrase on some site and it rang bells.

Nice one, FB, you are the '70s trivia king.

[underground]

Bukem was the first DJ that had come to play owt decent (other than happy hardcore nonsense) while I was at uni in Aberystwyth back in '96. Very good as I remember- although Conrad MC'd well, he looked about as interested as a drugged beagle.

Cor, the first time I heard 'Demons Theme', now that brings back memories!!!  :D

[vivahate]

dillinja is the man for the sound system. He sold his house to buy valve sound system