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Episode 44

Guest Mix:
Terry Mullan https://soundcloud.com/tmcatalyst

1. Uptown Funk Emporium - Boogie
2. Hot Natured - Reverse Skydiving
3. Ross Couch - Further Underground
4. Meli'sa Morgan - Still In Love With You 
5. Inner City - Good Life (Matt Smallwood Remix)
6. Alejandro Paz - El House
7. Golf Clap - To The Jaw
8. Egoism & Max Bett - Duplo
9. Garrillo Dansek - Rewind (Andrei Morant Remix)
10. Christian Nielsen - Push
11. Maceo Plex - Frisky
12. Nico K - Holdin' On
13. Soulfeed - Fat Boy
14. Nicole Moudaber - Give Me Body (Anja Schneider Remix)
15. Jeff Dougler & Balu - Traffic Jam
16. Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder 
17. Martin Ikin - What You've Done 
18. Jacob Phono & Freedom B - No Deposit (Onno Remix)
19. Kyodai - Breaking 
20. Bad Zuke - I Don't Need You
21. Hansol - Fucking Noise 
22. Inland Knights - Slummin' It
23. Claude Von Stroke - Dood

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DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 44 (Terry Mullan Guest Mix)

Live at the Social Volume 2
"Seconds out, round two. Here come the hotstepper...
You know how the Social story goes. The Chemical Brothers took things to the 'next level', spending thirteen weeks blowing minds & rocking floors in a dank pub basement, mashing up breakbeats, old skool hip hop, acid house & wigged out rock 'n' roll to a crowd of 25 hour party people. The Albany days passed on into Heavenly history, as much a part of the equation as "Nothing Can Stop Us" or "Weekender" & moves were made onwards & upwards. Enter Jon Carter.
Jon Carter entered Social lore at The Albany, not behind the decks, but on the floor (in every sense). Jon was introduced to the club by regular face Mark Jones (the top boy in charge of the excellent Wall Of Sound label, becoming a full time bar fly at The Albany, moving from fresh faced to totally fucked every week. At the time, Jon was a studio engineer, working exclusively on jungle & dance hall tracks. Like so many of us, he got sucked into the whole Social thing - the weekend ends at 6 o'clock on Monday morning, two little birdies down & the biggest headache on the way. The week of the last Albany session, it was all back to someone's had been booted out. Since then, he's been one of the family. He'd made an odd little record for Wall Of Sound ("The Dollar", as Artery) which had the sound of a Social anthem in the making & he'd done a few DJing sessions back at people's houses after the club, blowing up ragga & bogle gear alongside Public Enemy, ZZ Top & The Jam. What was to come next was anyone's guess, which is probably why Heavenly got him on the pay roll.
At this point, Monkey Mafia was born. First came the rock 'n' roll freakbeat fest of "Blow The Whole Joint Up". Secondly, borrowing heavily from dance hall queen Patra, "Work Mi Body" arrived, seeing Jon settle into a groove previously untapped by man or woman. The 'Mafia wildstyle is radically different from the Chemicals (and, in turn, totally different to Mr. Fearless', but that's another compilation all together). The sound is best likened to that of a car full of Ganja'd up yardies driving into a brick wall at 5 o'clock on a Sunday morning while listening to Funkmaster Flex, The Who, The Bassbin Twins & Gregory Isaacs. It's a big summer sound that gets the sun shining, if only in your mind. It's Monday at Notting Hill Carnival, It's party music & it's a party that everyone's welcome to, the "all back to mine, let's wake up the neighbours" kind. It's a sound we've grown to love, like some mad kid you've adopted as one of your own. Much like Jon himself...

Those who have mattered... Tom & Ed Chemical; Jon Carter, Richard Fearless; Mark Jones; Brian, Beccy & all at The Albany; Ali; Frank Perkins; John & Danny Newman; Spence, Izzy & Will @ Lazy Eye; Johnny Chandler; Rory; Martje; Vanessa; Margo; Paolo; James Bailie"

Sleeve notes by Robin Turner, 1996 for Heavenly Records

Live At The Social Vol.2 (remastered)

Details: http://ravetapes.com/post/112707859316/john-kelley-live-at-moontribe-september-1994-victorville

John Kelley Live at Moontribe September 1994 Victorville

Details: http://ravetapes.com/post/119383316866/doc-martin-marques-wyatt-live-at-revival-may-2000

Doc Martin - Marques Wyatt - Live at Revival - May 2000

The Chemical Brothers -  26.07.1997 - Live @ Lollipop Festival, Stockholm, Sweden

Guess we were all hungry for this to come out, enjoy 🩷

Playlas - I’m Hungry

We were super stoked to be joined by one of @DirtybirdRecords finest @KillFrenzy for an incredible set filled with bass and more as the we danced into the first hours of 2016! 

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Laidback Luke - Live @ Ultra Music Festival 2016 (Full Set) [Free Download]

ELECTRIC DAISY CARNIVAL - LIVE AT EDC 2016

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KILL FRENZY - DIRTYBIRD BBQ DETROIT PROMO

MIXED BY FRANKIE BONES AT SEVEN-EIGHT STUDIOS AUG 2001 PROMO. Track listing:
1) Frankie Bones f./John Carpenter "REVOLVER"
2) X-FILTER "COME ON" 
3) LUNATIC HOUSE SOUNDS "HALLUCINOGEN" 
4) NEURONAL PROJECT "INSANE"
 5) ZERO-GI "HELIUM BREATH" 
6) AGORIA "IT'S UP"
7) FEEDBACK "I'M FOR REAL"
8) RANDOM LOGIC "TWELVE"
9) G. MARTIN "BLACK FOREST" 
10) THE ETERNALS "WALK FOR ME" 
11) AKBAR "5TH ELEMENT" (BONESBREAK RX)
12) DUSK & DAWN "LET THE TIME FLY"
13) GHETTO TECHNICS "BANK THE BEATNUTS"
14) DANNY MCMILLAN "BRAVE NEW WORLD"
15) TWO PIECES "MAGIC BELLS" 
16) CALLING THE FREAK "EXECUTE"
17) SPEEDY J "PANIK" 
18) LUKE SLATER "FILTERED" 
19) FRANKIE BONES "EARTH..THERE IS NO"
20) EMBOYANT "NIGHTMARE ON XTC"

enjoy!!!

REVOLVER

FRANKIE BONES REVOLVER

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Brothers Gonna Work It Out

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283 - Fatboy Slim presents 'On The Floor At The Boutique' (1998)

You always have to be a student of the game.  Always.  I have been a great follower of the Armory Podcast so when it became time to actually do one, there was a lot to think about.  Decades of history place me as a “Techno” DJ.  But most people who actually collect the history of DJ culture already know, Breaks have always been a part of my history.  Now my first impulse was to play cool guy and go collect the hottest breaks I could find and pretend that I could hang with anyone who came before or after me.  I’m humbled.  

I can’t do that.  Some of Iva’s mixes have totally blown my socks off.  I’ve watched Stanton Warriors Punks label become the Metalheadz of this breaks genre.  Then I hear someone like D-Bridge do a slower 130 BPM track, and it’s unfuckablewith.   That’s not a word, but it should be.  

So where does that put me with this episode? Bonesbreaks. It’s a series of vinyl which started many, many years ago as a concept in 1987, and went on to multiple volumes around a dozen, and were the first breakbeat records that fused “House” together when nobody did that.  It’s great to reminisce, but to me it always has been a sum of all parts.  So if 2000 Saturday Nights have passed and nobody cared to listen until this Saturday Night, Welcome to the future, my reality. 

The tracks here are from the new Bonesbreaks Volumes.  14, 15, 16, 17.  They are more recent then the first.  I don’t have to copy anyone else’s style in Breaks.  I don’t want to.  You hold down your lane.  I’m going to stay in mine.   I’ve been driving this way for a long time.  I’ve been able to update what I have been doing without losing the original flavor.

It’s quite interesting to hear newer styles built off the original analog method I always used. Everything is as it was.  Just cleaner and more dynamic.  Tons of crafty drums and samples, not Ableton or TRAKTOR and stem packs.   It’s more 80’s Hip Hop by design, then Trap or Dubstep.   But that is where it gets interesting, because we are out with the old and in with the new, yet maybe timeless, maybe not.  It’s subjective, so I will leave it up to you. 

Enjoy,
Peace, Love, Unity & Respect to all, 
Frankie Bones

Track List
1. Electropoliss
2. I Want The People To Know 
3. Stomp Your Feet 
4. Funky Acid Makossa (Loves The Acid Redux) 
5. Techno Dot 
6. Just The Way You Like It (Breaks) 
7. When The Bass Drops 
8. Come Closer 
9. The Bridge* - MC Shan (Boiler Room Edit)
10. Behind The Curtain 
11. Vamp And Clear 
12. Imperial Highway 
13. Long Train Running 

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Artwork by Jem Panufnik

Frankie Bones - Episode 170

Recorded live at Halcyon SF on December 22 2018.

061 Halcyon SF Live - DJ Dan (Vinyl vs. Digital)

DJ FRANKIE BONES' Killer Factory Set Live at Smoove Groove Productions': Groove Theory Party Aug 11th, 2001.

Smoove Groove Productions Presents: DJ FrankieBones Live @ Groove Theory 2001

1	–DJ Spinbad	Intro	0:42
2	–Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz	Deja Vu (Uptown Baby)
Producer – Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence 3:07
3	–Nas	Halftime (Album Version)
Producer – Large Professor 4:38
4	–Blahzay Blahzay	Danger
Producer – Outloud (2), P.F. Cuttin' 2:04
5	–M.O.P.	Ante Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory - Explicit Mix)
Producer – DR Period
2:01
6	–Bravehearts	Oochie Wally
Featuring – Nas
Producer – EZ Elpee
2:03
7	–Ol' Dirty Bastard	Shimmy Shimmy Ya
Producer – RZA
3:46
8	–Crooklyn Clan	The Franklinz (Dirty Mix)	1:41
9	–Crooklyn Clan	Thug Anthem	1:55
10	–Mystikal	Shake Ya Ass (LP Version)
Producer – The Neptunes
1:17
11	–KRS-One	Sound Of Da Police
Producer – Showbiz
3:39
12	–Boogie Down Productions	South Bronx
Producer – DJ Scott La Rock, KRS-One
1:52
13	–Eric B. & Rakim	Eric B Is President (Album Version)
Producer – Eric B. (2)
Remix – Marley Marl
2:24
14	–Special Ed	I Got It Made
Producer – Howie Tee
2:39
15	–Black Sheep	The Choice Is Yours (Album Version)
Producer – Black Sheep
2:51
16	–Showbiz & A.G.	Party Groove
Producer – Showbiz
1:26
17	–The 45 King	The 900 Number
Producer – The 45 King
0:36
18	–A Tribe Called Quest	Scenario
Producer – A Tribe Called Quest
3:21
19	–Run-DMC	Peter Piper
Producer – Rick Rubin, Russell Simmons
2:33
20	–Run-DMC	Walk This Way
Producer – Rick Rubin, Russell Simmons
2:07
21	–Slick Rick	Mona Lisa
Producer – Slick Rick
1:51
22	–Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock	It Takes Two
Producer – Rob Base, William Hamilton
4:22
23	–Cheryl Lynn	Got To Be Real
Producer – David Paich, Marty Paich
1:28
24	–Sugarhill Gang	Rappers Delight
Producer – Sylvia Robinson
3:30
25	–Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel	White Lines (Don't Do It)
Producer – Joey Robinson, Jr., Melle Mel, Sylvia Robinson
1:41
26	–Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth	The Creator
Producer – Pete Rock
1:57
27	–Chubb Rock	Treat 'Em Right
Producer – Howie Tee
3:59
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Frankie Bones - Episode 170

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