Top Buzz, comprising of DJ's Jason Kaye &  Mikee B, with Mad P on the MIC, played The Eclipse on numerous occasions and always gave the crowd a set to remember. 
This is my dedication to one of their awesome sets at my hometown club in 1991. The original set has been quoted as one of their finest, with some choice tracks rarely heard now........

The Brain - Givin' It All (Technozuid)
Orbital - Midnight (Sasha Mix)
One Tribe - No Attitude
Nitrous - Afterlife
SL2 - DJ's Take Control
Energy Storm - Darkness Beyond
Cosmo & Dibs - Star Eyes
Nitrous - Identify
Razor Boy / Mirror Man - Beyond Control
Hardcore 4 - No Sell Out (Blasteroids Mix)
Easymo - N2
Mystique - No Mind Games
Luxury - Le Raboteux Chant
Liquid Crystal - Inner Sense
Doc Scott - Surgery (Midnite Mix)
Liquid Crystal - Dischord
Mystery Productions Inc. - Tainted Cash (A2 Mix)
4 Slots For Bill - Focus
Musicology - Metropolis
Break The Limits - E-Yeah
Phase 1 - Feel The Rhythm
Second Phase - Mentasm (Remix)
P&C - Kiss The Ground (Dub 1)
4 Hero - Mind Loss (A State Of Amnesia)
Thrust - Maximum Energy (Yo Party People)
The R - Groove The Planet
Dark Angel - Atmosphere (Mad-Up Mix)
Cosmo & Dibbs - Up Keys
Austin - I Get High (Munchies Mix)

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Hi, i'm Dave, from Coventry, and i started djing way back in 1990, while still at school, inspired by legends Sasha and Carl Cox after listening to sets, given to me from older friends!

 I spent a lot of my time during the early 90's at the legendary club Eclipse, in Coventry, where i met lots of fantastic people including some of the finest dj's around at the time, doing a couple of sets in Marco Polo, Birmingham. I also ventured across the midlands, clubbing wise, to places including Shelleys, Institute and Coast 2 Coast.

 After 5 years, i fell out of love with the scene, seeing as it was changing and not to my liking, to be honest and in 1995 i gave up raving and djing. Kept my vinyl, though, just in case!!

 Got back into it in 2006 after listening to online radio playing a lot of oldskool, and thought i'd give it another go. Not had the confidence to play out again, since but you never know.....
 
Email - davejunglist@gmail.com

Support Me - https://ko-fi.com/davejunglist

check my websites - http://www.djjunk.co.uk   and  http://bboytracks.com and http://disco-edits.com/

B-boy since 1984 / Graffiti artist since 1984 / DJ since 1988 / Producer since 1992 / member of Second To None b-boy crew.  

Vinyl collector and breakbeat looper, I make b-boy tunes using rare dope breaks and other madness. I make remixes and mash-ups. My productions are on a b-boy tip / mash-up / remix / breakbeat / disco edits / old skool jungle / rave . 


Long profile- 


Produces music and D.J. under the alias of 'D.J. Junk'.

DJ and Producer based in the UK. Dj-ing since 1988 and producing since 1992. Started producing rave / jungle 12"'s in 1992 and released a series of white labels called 'Junk 001', 002, 003 and so on up to volume 12. Also distributed a series of rave mix tapes starting in 1991 known as 'Junk Hardcore'.

In 1994 produced a series of house / hard house 12"s under the artist name of 'Blister Sisters' and ran the house label called 'Completely Suitable' , this ran from 1994 to 1997 and had 14 releases, some of these were white labels.

In the early 90's produced a series of tapes called 'Breakbeat Mix' , these were mixes of hip hop breakbeats and other samples , produced on a sampler rather than turntables they were like very long tracks rather than dj mixes.

In 1996 the best parts of the 'Breakbeat Mixes' were compiled on a vinyl album called ‘Breaker Breaks Volume One’. This album also had sections of film samples and hip hop noises for scratch DJ’s.

The label this was released on was known as ‘Second To None’ which was the B-Boy crew of which DJ Junk was a member and so used that name for the new label. The ‘Breaker Breaks’ albums were followed with other volumes to reach volume 6.

The ‘Second To None’ label which was ran by DJ Junk also had other releases – ‘B-Boy Anthems Vol 1-6’ , ‘Weapons Of Mass Deckstruction Vol 1-4’, ‘Prone Breaks’, ‘Ultimate B-Boy Funk’ , ‘Trouble With Funk’ plus several other LP’s and 12”’s.

DJ Junk has had tracks on other labels too, ‘Ministry Of Sound’ , ‘MZEE’, ‘Bomb’ , ‘Pepper’, ‘Mo Wax’, ‘Ozone’, 'Telstar', 'Spandangle Selection' , 'NMRK' . 'MPS', 'Vinyl Fanatiks', 'Funkin' Pussy', 'Meditator Music', ‘Rave Radio’
Since 1992 has released 71 vinyl releases under various names / genres and labels.

DJ Junk today has the websites www.bboytracks.com  /  www.disco-edits.com and bandcamp page https://dj-junk.bandcamp.com/ and produces disco edits , b-boy tracks and rave / jungle.

DJ Junk has also D.J.ed all over the UK and Europe since the early 1990's and regularly plays at b-boy events such as the dirty 30's at UK B-Boy Championships and IBE Holland, Breaking Convention, Vile Style in Bournemouth, Breakfest, plus many clubs.

DJ Junk has played at rave/jungle events – Calling The Hardcore , Remixed, WDA ,Up The Anti plus others and played at various soul / disco events and has done regular shows or guest slots on -
https://onlyoldskoolradio.com/  , https://www.influxradio.co.uk/ , https://www.stateoftheartradio.co.uk/ , https://alphawaveradio.co.uk/  , https://www.unknown.fm/ . http://www.voicefmradio.co.uk/ , https://www.wearehotradio.com/ , https://air1072.com/ , https://rokagrooveradio.wixsite.com/rokagrooveradio  , http://traxfm.org/ , http://ww3.doseradio.co.uk/ 


DJ Junk's dj style - avoids the obvious tunes that everyone plays and goes for those unknown, under-rated gems with a few classics thrown in.

Specialty genres -
B-Boy Breaks / Funk / B-Boy tracks,
Old Skool Hip Hop (80's),
Disco / Soul / Boogie / Disco Edits
Early 90's Techno / House / Jungle

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Dave Junglist