Name: Mr C, Clink St, 20th Anniversary of the Summer of Love @ The END.mp3 by AcidMan in oldskool
Duration: 1 h 56 min 26 s
Description: The End hosted the official 20th Anniversary of The Summer of Love on 30th August 2008. With two of the Acid House movement's most seminal parties, Clink St and Shoom, hosting the three rooms across The End and AKA. With an authentic 'nothing-released-after-1988' music policy, here we have Mr C's peak time set from The End's main room..

oldskool

Steve Williams & Nipper - Isometric dance chart 1989

http://early90stechno.blogspot.com.br/

mixed by Micheletti> https://soundcloud.com/mmicheletti

Maurizio - Outerlude
From Within - Lost
X-102 - Intro
From Within - A Million Miles To Earth
Russ Gabriel - Peace For Thought
Offset - Spacehopper
Pluto - Free To Run
Sterac - Mysterium
Balil - Parasight
FUSE - Mantrax
The 7th Plain - Lost
Maurizio - UR Thank You

Early 90s Techno - Mix Vol.1

a tribute to a club called RAGE at Heaven under the arches, London...this selection of tracks is from early 1991 timeframe

RAGE 1991

Details and discussion: http://ravetapes.com/post/103070137191/dj-pierre-live-at-inspiration-6-20-1998

DJ Pierre Live at Inspiration 6-20-1998

Before Spectrum or Future there was the The Project Club, first in Ibiza and then in Streatham, South London. This was the club that Trevor Fung got going on his return from Ibiza. This mix is a selection of trax circa 1988 and recorded as a tribute to the club.

The Project Club 1988 #2

Cover Girl Extended Dance Remix Djloops (1984)

You Got the Match (Groovin)

Larry Heard (Mr Fingers) T-Funkshun - The Cavern Club - Liverpool - 5-8-05

The End hosted the official 20th Anniversary of The Summer of Love on 30th August 2008. With two of the Acid House movement's most seminal parties, Clink St and Shoom, hosting the three rooms across The End and AKA. With an authentic 'nothing-released-after-1988' music policy, here we have Mr C's peak time set from The End's main room..

Mr C, Clink St, 20th Anniversary of the Summer of Love @ The END.mp3

Rinse FM Boxing Day 2019 @ XOYO - Tickets: smarturl.it/boxingday_19

After a 2 year break, Rinse FM returns for their annual Boxing Day party on the
26th December at East London's XOYO

Bringing together some of the freshest and foundation talent over the past 25 Years,
our line up on the night will be:

Redlight
Geeneus + Katy B + Tippa
Novelist
Oneman
Slimzee
The Menendez Brothers
Jetsss
IZCO
Jordss
Oblig
Eliza Rose
Manaré
FBR

Tickets £10 - £22

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A Guy Called Gerald - 22 November 2019

90's Oldskool Mix (Well Hard) by DJ/MC Man Parris

DJ Man Parris - 90's Oldskool Mix (Well Hard) - 06.02.2013

For a while I’ve been interested in creating a series of mixes that capture the sound of classic nightclubs, where the roots of dance culture emanated. Not just great clubs, but genuinely influential clubs – where the spark of music, sound system, dj’s and community fuelled an explosion that created a new movement, a new lexicon. Where us interested parties can find our roots. Not just ‘best of’ mixes either – something that represents what a ‘snapshot of time’ from one of those nights might have sounded like.

The first one for me had to be the Hacienda. I’ve been interested in the Hacienda since I was about 14 or 15 years old and picked up on threads of information about what was going on in Manchester, a city far away from my home in Adelaide. That embryonic interest, and an ongoing affinity for music from the North West of England finally drove me to live in Manchester between 2002 and 2006. The Hacienda was gone by then, replaced by a block of apartments but it’s legacy lives on in clubs like Sankeys Soap via the Tribal Gathering team in Manchester, the Masque Theatre in Liverpool etc. – so I got to know those clubs. I got to know them very well. It was such a very positive and joyous time and I made lifelong friends in the middle of those dancefloors in the process. I can only imagine that at it’s best, the Hacienda was like that. I understand that in its latter years it was very much not like that, but I’m happy to ignore that.

My interest lies in the period from when the club opened in 1982 to approximately 1990/1991. Based on some research, including literature and some live recordings I believe that this mix is representative of what you would have heard played by Mike Pickering and Graeme Park at their ‘Nude’ night in 1989. I’ll do some mixes based on earlier years another time. The early 80’s was all about electro and disco. The era around 1987 was characterised by the rough magic of early house and techno from the USA. This one represents the beginning of rave. In order to cater for the drugged up crowd that wasn’t ready to go home when the club closed, after parties started springing up in warehouses around Manchester. One regular party was even held in two council flats in Hulme that had been joined by knocking holes in the dividing wall! It was called ‘The Kitchen’. That ‘home grown’ attitude really kicked off the underground rave scene that spread around the world like wildfire.

Apart from the music, what was it like to be there? The best quote that I have heard is from DJ Mike Pickering who said that it was like scoring the winning goal in the world cup – all night.

For a history, see the following links, or read Peter Hook’s ‘How Not To Run A Nightclub’.

http://www.factoryrecords.net/thehacienda/history.htm

http://www.prideofmanchester.com/music/hacienda.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ha%C3%A7ienda

Tracklist:

00:00 - The 28th Street Crew - I Need A Rhythm
04:48 - Hula - Hot Hands
07:14 - Turntable Terror Trax - Let's Begin
11:29 - E.D.-209 - Acid To Ecstacy
13:18 - Raven Maize - Forever Together
17:09 - Kenny “Jammin” Jason & “Fast” Eddie Smith - Can U Dance
21:30 - Seduction - (You're My One And Only) True Love (New York House Mix)
25:49 - Inner City - Good Life
29:11 - Monie Love - Grandpa's Party (Love II Love Remix)
33:17 - Sandée - Notice Me (Notice The House Mix)
36:59 - Fast Eddie - Let's Go (Joe Smooth Mix)
41:13 - KC Flightt - Planet E (Hip Hop Mix)
44:17 - A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray (Rham On Acid Remix)
47:25 - Mickey Oliver - In-Ten-Si-T
53:28 - Kid 'N' Play - 2 Hype (Instrumental Mix)
56:52 - FPI Project - Rich In Paradise (Instrumental Mix)
61:26 - Royal House - Get Funky (Club Mix)
65:01 - De Lite - Wild Times (Mayday Mix)
70:39 - Technotronic - Get Up (Before The Night Is Over)
73:43 - Humanoid - Cry Baby
76:28 - 808 State - Pacific State

Roots Before Branches 01 - The Hacienda Nude '89

FGD-March2013

Very sad to hear Pete (Woosh) passed away recently. I dug a few old classics out that I heard various DiY crew play at clubs and in fields, so much fun playing these and reminiscing. Bounce at Dance factory was the first night I went to in Nottingham when I got to uni, you could hear the tiles on the roof vibrating as you wound round the backstreets to find it. All the DiY guys played the best music, the vibe was a real take over, people dancing everywhere and on every thing, so much smoke you can hardly see. Free parties that went for days in nuts locations. Hazy times but always a lot of fun. 

Love and respect to Pete's family, close friends and of course all of DiY, Rick, Simon, Jack, Emma, Harry and the rest of the crew, RIP Pete x

Mr C, Clink St, 20th Anniversary of the Summer of Love @ The END.mp3

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