Can i an id on this too please 😁 another bigboy mix 💪

love this track, nice one pal, d/ling this :)

LOVE this, one of the best tracks from this era

I know your proper stubbzie because you dropped this, most people on here would not know what this record is

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About the cd:
Disc 3 in this excellent release from the all mighty Renaissance comes from BT, the man behind the epic trance marvel that is 'Godspeed'. Remember when trance was cool, remember when it was sophisticated, and remember when it meant something? This cd takes us there and gives us every reminder we need with the afore mentioned final track. It came our in 1998 which was the birth of my raving days, if I remember correctly, it was the time I started getting into this sound and a time I'll never forget. Turn it up!

037 - Renaissance Worldwide Singapore mixed by BT - Disc 3 (1998)

Ahhh.. 1995, what a year! Progressive house was undergoing a major change, tracks were stretching production skills and limits to new levels... let alone durations! The term "Epic House" was invented to describe the often 10+ minute long records being produced by artists like Blue Amazon, BT, Brothers In Rhythm and of course, Sasha. Clubs were packed out every weekend up and down the country - any old farmers town could put on a 'club night' and expect to see punters cueing to get in. For me, this era of clubbing was my nirvana, my wonderland, my true halcyon days. 

The mix contains some of my personal favourites from 95-96, and anyone who knew me back then will know I played these records to death. Blue Amazon, Hardfloor, BT, and Moby all feature in the mix, along with labels like Jackpot, Perfecto, and many more.

If you were part of the 95-96 club explosion, I hope some of these records remind you of just how invincible we all were. If you missed out back then, sit back, turn off the lights, turn up the music and imagine what it was like in the middle of a sweaty dancefloor!

As always, this was mixed on two Technics 1210's and an Allen & Heath mixer. 

Sharing these sounds is the biggest form of flattery, so please feel free.

Much love,

12 IL xx

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 9 (1995-96)

Some of my favorite progressive house tunes from around late 1993/ 1994. Back then I was a regular at clubs like Golden, Swoon, Naughty But Nice, and Lakota. I was also mesmerized  by mix tapes coming out around the time from DJ's like Digweed, Sasha, Nick Warren, Dave Seaman and loads of resident DJ's who never quite got the same acknowledgement as the headliners (I can remember resident DJ Grayson Shipley playing a set at Lakota in Bristol that would give any big name prog DJ a run for their money back in 1994!).

As always, I've mixed this on two Technics 1210's and an Allen & Heath Xone 22 Mixer just as God intended - No computer trickery or magic sync'ing allowed..

If you enjoy my mixes, please feel free to share them with any like minded souls who would appreciate a trip down memory lane...

Much love, 12 IL xxx

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 11 (1993-94)

More top draw tunage from the early stages of the Progressive House sound. Vocals and piano's were still popular and appearing in lots of tunes, as well as pure tripped out, dubby bombs from producers like Darren Emerson, Dr Atomic and Sasha. 

This mix is a bit slower in tempo that my others, I would whack it on after the club to mong out to... 

Tracks include Dr Atomic, Inner City, B.M. Ex, Hysterix and Alexander O'Neal... 

As always, this was mixed live on 2 Technics 1210's and an Allen & Heath Xone 22 mixer. No computer trickery, just black wax and headphones.

I hope you enjoy...

12 Inch Lover xx 

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 15 (1992-93) Vinyl mix

Welcome to the first in my Progressive House Classics mix series, each of which will focus on a particular year of record release, somewhere between 1992 - 1996 - My halcyon years of clubbing and enjoyment of Progressive House. 

This mix was inspired by 2 particular Sasha mix tapes that I got my very young hands on in 1992, his classics Universe set and a Chuff Chuff set. It was the Chuff Chuff tape that really opened my eyes to the power of harmonic mixing, and as a tribute to that mind blowing moment I have blatantly mixed the exact 3 tunes in the exact same order than blew me away so much when I first heard them (Sublime, La Tour & Floor Federation). Imitation is the biggest form of flattery after all!

Tracklisting for this mix:

Spooky - Little Bullett (Pt 1)
Spooky - Little Bullett (Pt 2)
The Oval Five Project - Vertigo (Doi-oing v Spooky Mix)
The Diceman - Quad (Spooky Mix)
Zero B - Love To Be In Love
Sublime - The Theme (Dub)
La Tour - Blue (Hermes Trance Mix)
Floor Federation - Music For The Masses (Dub)
Judy Cheeks - The Real Deal (Sasha's Qat Mix)
Young Braves - Reach
Quivver - Saxxy Lady

As with all my mixes, this was recorded on two Technics 1210's with an Allen & Heath Xone22 mixer via Serato Scratch Live. I used the original vinyl if I still have it, or MP3 file via control vinyl if not. No other computer trickery allowed, just as God intended. 

Hopefully the music will trigger a few tucked away memories that you had forgotten all about, it certainly did for me.

Much love, 12 Inch Lover xx

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 1 (1992-93)

Part 2 in my prog classics series. This mix features tunes by Leftfield, Havana, Digweed and the man like, DJ Sasha. All mixed back in 2004 on vinyl with technics. 

Enjoy.

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 2 (1993-94) pn

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Renaissance Ibiza: Club Life

672 - Renaissance Ibiza 2001 - Club Life (2001)

Mix number 4 of my favorite tracks from the progressive house scene circa 1993/1994. Hugely influenced by Sasha & Digweed mix tapes, producers like Spooky, Ramp, Kris Needs and the early European trance sound along with club nights like Renaissance, Swoon, and Golden.

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 4 (1993-94) pn

Mix 5 in my series of personal favorites from the mid 90's progressive house scene. Featuring artists including Tilt, Way Out West, BT & Slacker, this mix contains some of my very hazy memories from dancefloors/ clubs like Lakota in Bristol, Que Club in Birmingham, Golden and Swoon, both in Stoke. 

As with all my 'classics' mixes, no DJ software was used back then, just two turntables and a bog standard mixer. I hope you enjoy! 

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 5 (1995-96)

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Avid record collector/ train spotter and DJ since 1991-ish, grew up on all types of house & progressive house during the early-mid 1990's, spent almost every weekend in sweaty clubs up & down the UK and all my cash on vinyl. 

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Peace & Love xx

Stubbzie's Progressive House Classics Mix 15 (1992-93) Vinyl mix

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