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Steve Luigi + Flipped Out Pa @ The Gallery

N - Joi - Live In Manchester.MP3

NJoi Live PA Amnesia Eclipse Dec 1990

Biology 1989

Bizarre Inc PA & Colin Favor @ The Eclipse (Side A)

Derrick May aka Long Ago, Mayday, Rhythim Is Rhythim 
Sometime in the past, the future began. In 1987, a shrink-wrapped record titled, “Nude Photo,” started appearing on the shelves of a few idiosyncratic dance shops throughout Europe. The techno uprising was underway. The music sounded other-worldly: sub-aquatic basslines raced with hi-hats constructed from welding sparks. It was like listening to the liquid electricity of one man’s soul. A part of the original Detroit “Holy Trinity” with Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, Derrick took the Euro-electropop crystals of Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode and New Order beyond its own horizon, infusing it with house, experimental synthesizer work and just plain soul. Songs and albums like "Nude Photo", "Strings Of Life", "It Is What It Is", "Beginning", "Relics" and “Icon” run deeper than genre molds can grasp. Referred to as the "Miles Davis of Techno", Mr. May has worked with some of the most experimental and creative musical artists in the world, such as ABC, Depeche Mode, Fine Young Cannibals and System 7. 

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Derrick May @  Slam In The Park, Bristol, U.K.  1990

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Troopers Classic London Techno Mix

All of a sudden, like a clap of thunder in a clear sky, house music exploded in Amsterdam. It was September 1988, the end of the summer that the British had already dubbed "The Summer Of Love," and the birth of a new era in the capital.

Shrouded in steam and smoke, lit by furious, flashing strobes, Eddy de Clercq stands behind the turntables at the RoXY. Beaded with sweat, in deep concentration and completely at one with the music, he builds a compelling, hypnotising soundtrack of electronic beats and basslines. Uplifting house tracks alternate with beautiful, vocal garage and abstract, futuristic Detroit techno. Waves of energy shudder through the crowd, who whoop and cheer with each subsequent track. Football whistles blare, a siren begins to wail. Can you feeeel it? The temperature reaches boiling point as the dance floor explodes in yet another ecstatic climax. But then the DJ makes a radical change in tack. The musical rollercoaster hurtles on into the depths of the night, driven forward by an intense, biting acid track that makes the floor shake. Strange and estranging and going so deep that we seem for a moment to step into an intoxicating dreamworld where time no longer exists.

In the late summer of 1988, over the course of only a few weeks, the RoXY, a stylish, former cinema on the Singel in Amsterdam, grew into a veritable house temple: the dazzling centre of the capital's young house scene and a club whose fame in the years that followed would take on almost mythical proportions. Not only because of the music, but also due to the extravagant clientele, who knew how to create an amazing party atmosphere.

[00:00] Rhythm Is Rhythm - Strings Of Life
[03:48] Djum Djum - Difference
[05:33] Nightmares On Wax - Aftermath
[07:06] ?
[10:27] 4 For Money - Its A Moment In Time (Rising High Dub)
[13:07] Liaisons Dangereuses - Peut Etre...Pas
[18:12] Jamie Principle - Your Love
[22:25] Pete Shelley - Witness The Change
[26:31] The D.O.C. - Portrait Of A Masterpiece (Hip Hop 12" Extended Mix)
[30:45] ?
[33:50] Master C&J - Face It 
[35:55] Reese - Just Want Another Chance
[39:22] Lovechild - Sweet Ambience (Deep Dub)
[46:50] ?
[42:54] Chapter 1 - Unleash The Groove (E-Funk Mix)
[48:58] Suburban Knight - The Art Of Stalking
[51:01] Tyree - Acid Crash
[56:15] Ron Trent - Altered States

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Derrick May @ RoXY, Amsterdam   28.09.1990

david morales @ warsaw miami 1993 pt.1

A true veteran of the House scene, it’s a real pleasure to have Johnny Fiasco join us on the Gangstercast.  For more tun 20 years, Johnny’s music has stemmed from his grounded Chicago roots and continues to influence the deep house genre of dance music. From acid house down to organic soulful melodies, his style is always composed of musical peaks and valleys. Johnny has remixed some of the world biggest musical stars including Justin Timberlake, Bob Sinclair, DJ Sneak, Armando, Bassnectar, Kaskade, Paul Johnson, Samantha James and Soulstice just to name a few. Ask Johnny about his career and his passion for House is so strong he’ll tell you he’s just getting started.

Johnny’s mix is a real journey through house music: ”This mix has all the peaks and valleys I always try and deliver.  It's been a very productive year so far. I wanted to showcase new and old. From the deep n dirty vibes down to the core of acid house. The last track has always been a favorite of mine, a very jazzy downtempo cut I've played for almost 2 decades, still sounds fresh.”

The Chicago DJ and producer also has his own unique take on the House Gangster ethos: “I believe the movement is all about keeping the fundamental rules in place but not limiting your experience.  It's about knowing what is real… and what isn't. The House Gangster movement in my eyes represents the very core of House music. It's all about the incredible driving force that inspires, drives and excites that person who goes to a club and knows what they're looking for.  We would always choose a hot sweaty basement with a room full of people connecting with the DJ over any flashy club with table service. No contest. Ever.

The House Gangster sound?  “Chicago and Detroit finally admitted to having a baby… and she can slap you around. Don't mess with her.”

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JOHNNY FIASCO | GANGSTERCAST 29

New Wave Mix

https://youtu.be/C6bzlpyoKGA

Hi All! Enjoy mix #5 with another selection of 29 House Classics!

- A tribute to Boccaccio Life Destelbergen -

Peace & Regards,
Michiel Holtgreve a.k.a. Greyhawk

Tracklisting:

Sub System II - J'ai Peur (2001 Mix)
4 Slots For Bill - "Tooo"
Digital Orgasm - Moog Eruption
Anticappella - 2 √231 (Extended Mix)
Mangrove - Paradise
Ramirez & Pizarro - Hablando (Acordeon Mix)
Lhasa - The Attic
Lhasa Volume 2 - Ray-D-8
Apollo 440 - Destiny (Definitive Digital Hardcore Mix)
After Dark - Cardiac (Sonic Mix)
Indo Tribe - Owl (I Can See You Mix)
Insider - Destiny
Equitek - Stylus Flight
Precious & Project - Acid Cagliostro
Techno Bert - Neue Dimensionen (Instrumental)
Fear: The Mindkiller - Fear (Prologue)
Fear: The Mindkiller - Fear (Original Mix With Bats)
Fuck The Industry And Motherfuck Radio, Man! - This Is B.U.G. (Dub Jumper Mix)
Ravesignal III - Horsepower (Original Mix)
Platform One - The Desires (99.5 Mix)
Holy Noise - James Brown Is Still Alive (HN Style)
E-Type - Listen Up
The Hypnotist - Pioneers Of The Warped Groove (Remix)
Marcoesh - Heart Rock
Atahualpa - Eldorado (Rmx Version)
True Nature - Dance Or Die (Master Mix)
Ultra-Sonic Featuring DRBP - Xenophenia
Atahualpa - Ultimo Imperio
Interactive Test - Psycodrome

Greyhawk's Oldschool House Classics Mix V [A Tribute To Boccaccio Life Destelbergen]

pt1 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/dj-zinc-trust-me-i-was-there
pt2 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-1988-chapter-2
pt3 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-3
pt4 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/djzinc-trust-me-chapter-4-1989
pt5 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-5
pt6 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-6
pt7 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-7
pt8 https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-8

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this is the 9th chapter in my 'trust me i was there' series - this is the part 1 from 1991.

91 was the year i started on pirate radio with my dj partner swift (not mampi swift btw, a different one!) we were on impact fm and our first show was the first time i'd touched a pair of technics - till then i'd been using decks without pitch, or if i was lucky some soundlabs. the studio mixer was an mrt 60, futuristic business at the time :D

swift and i did 4 hours every sat night and 4 ours sunday night, plus any cover shows we could do. keen...

music wise - 91 was a real turning point, you can really hear the uk sound starting to take off, most tracks had a breakbeat instead of the 4/4 kick that had been more common before and it sounds like the samplers were getting used in the studio more and more - for me, the music up to this point was great, but from 1991 its just becomes exceptional. the golden era of the jungle sound has now begun :D

please share this and any other music on my soundcloud with anyone you think might like it.

if you're a promoter and you'd like to book me to play a 'trust me i was there' set please contact belinda or charlotte at echo. 





trust me i was there chapter 9 - 1991 pt1

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This is the https://soundcloud.com/cristophmusic remix of Secondcity's new single 'I Wanna Feel'.

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Featuring Secondcity, Artful Dodger, Disclosure, MJ Cole, MK, Tina Moore, Duke Dumont, Wookie, Gorgan City, Tuff Jam

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The House That Garage Built Minimix

This mix pays tribute to the sounds of early 1988. Back then in London it was all about clubs like Spectrum & Future on Mon & Thu nights respectively, Enter The Dragon on a Wed and Trip at Astoria at the weekend...Included are early Chicago and New York tracks with Future being more experimental with New Beat & Balearic themes. Spectrum was where it was banging tho…I can always remember the Heaven laser rig slowly descending towards the dance floor when Slam by Phuture Pfantasy Club was doing the damage…mmm wicked.

Derrick May @ Slam In The Park, Bristol, U.K. 1990

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