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The Eclipse Club Coventry Blast From The Past 1 Easygroove A

The Eclipse Club Coventry Blast From The Past 1 Jumpin Jack Frost B

The Eclipse Club Coventry Blast From The Past 1 Ellis Dee A

The Eclipse Club Coventry Blast From The Past 1 Ellis Dee B

The Eclipse Club Coventry Blast From The Past 1 Sasha B

Carl Cox - Eurodance - Cream - Nation - Liverpool - 4-10-97

All vinyl, No kitchen sync, Tracklist coming soon ! Feel free to spot em - Please share around the interweb and all comments welcomed !! - Lock into my radio show every wednesday, 11.00-13.00 GMT on Kool FM - www.KoolLondon.com : Happy Christmas :-)

Made you dance - 1992 Old Skool Hardcore Mosh-Up

Chris Henry Pleasure Rooms Reunion

Jason Kendig DJ Set @ Rare Form - February 1st, 2014 in Oakland, CA

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[00:00] Intro
1 Bald Terror - Drummachine (DJ Paul Remix)
2 Bodylotion - Catastrophy
3 Charly Lownoise &amp; Mental Theo - Ultimate Sextrack
4 Bass-D - The Beatdildo (Original)
5 E-Wax - Music Mæstro
6 Bass-D - Stick'm 
7 E-Wax - Yo, What's Up 
8 Bass-D &amp; King Matthew &amp; DJ Bizarre - Bugles
9 Rave A Graphixx - There Is No Other (Mix II)                                            10 O.D. - Me Again
11 The Bazeman - Can You Feel The Baze
12  Dyewitness - Only If I Had One More (Remix) 
13 Frantic Explosion - Frantic 
14 Chosen Few - To Dominate 
15 Musical Vandals - Work Hard
16 F. Salee - A Night In Boston 
17 Two Terrorists - The Fly 
18 Spastic Egg - Stick Up (Remix) 
19 Two Terrorists - I Come From Brooklyn

Lenny Dee - Vengeance 3, Ulster Hall, Belfast, 1st April 1994

I can't remember a time without the strains of soul music drifting through our house. With both parents coming from Barbados I was brought up very much in tune with a natural party ethos that went hand in hand with a love of good music. My earliest musical memories are of Booker T and the MGs, Aretha Franklin and, of course the great Elvis, and I used to hijack my parents collection of 70's soul 45's and get the whole family grooving round the lounge! I guess the early signs were there - my passion for music combined with an over-whelming desire to entertain as many people as possible.

By 10 I had well and truly caught the bug and was spending every bit of my pocket money on soul and funk records. I got my first pair of decks (just the 2!) by the age of 15 and I started to play as many parties as I could, discovering that I could buzz off a crowd whilst funding my habit at the same time. As the 70's became the 80's I followed the musical trend from soul to disco to hip-hop but it wasn't really until I moved to Brighton in 1986 that I discovered, along with so many others, the pure thrill of acid house.

The 'Summer Of Love' was special for me in more ways than one. It was at the Sunrise rave on the outskirts of London in 1988 that I had had my biggest breakthrough yet. I was already something of a regular on the infamous M1/Orbital rave circuit but it was at Sunrise that I had the idea to hook up a third deck. At 10.30am on a hazy Sunday morning I managed to tempt 15,000 partied out ravers back onto their weary feet and kick the party back into action - it was an amazing experience- and since then my phone has not stopped ringing with offers for 'The 3 Deck Wizard'. I was fortunate enough to participate in many of the events that have gone down in history as defining moments in the history of UK club culture, such as playing the opening night at Rampling's legendary Shoom, running The Project with Oakie as well as holding a residency at Brighton's ZAP club.

With my reputation as a DJ well and truly secured I was able to turn my attentions towards producing. Initially signing to Perfecto I had my first hit in 1992 with 'I Want You' and, believe me, no one was more surprised than me when I found myself performing on Top Of The Pops when my record peaked at number 23 in the UK charts!!

Despite the fact that the follow up 'Does It Feel Good To You' also charted in the top 40, commercial success was never what I had been aiming for, it was all somewhat too far removed from the reality and buzz of setting a dance floor alight. Whilst fellow spinners such as Grooverider and Fabio moved from raves into Jungle, choosing to focus on a very UK and London orientated sound, I couldn't escape the American and European influences that had always been there whilst I was growing up. I have always been very globally minded which comes across in my choice of music, which I use to cross physical and cultural boundaries to bring people together. Essentially my heart lies with house and techno and it was for this reason that I chose to take a back seat from my impending career as a pop star and be true to myself by going underground and re-discovering my roots. 

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Carl Cox @ The Eclipse, Coventry, U.K.  1991

Carl Cox @ Energy (The Eclipse) 1992

==== TRACKLIST ====

Intro
1.	Bintus "Cylinder Bop" (Power Vacuum)
2.	Wevie De Crepon "Ton Wah" (Sonig)
3.	Herbert "My DJ" (Accidental)
4.	Jerome Hill "Work That Shit" (Don't)
5.	Teknocracy "Shrapnel Valley" (Pie Factory)
6.	Vernon "Awakening In Antwerp" (Dixon Avenue Basement Jams)
7.	Green Velvet & Gary Beck "Stronger" (Relief)
8.	UVB "Anxiety" (Mord)
9.	Pump Panel "To The Sky" (Missile)
10.	Gutts "Gabos" (Horror Boogie)
11.	Rei Elbaz & Anna Haleta "Don't Stop" (Pacotec)
12.	Fear of Music !
13.	LFO "Mummy I've Had An Accident" (Warp)
14.	DJ Rafael "Meltdown" (On The Prowl)
15.	Patric Sjeren "Heart Condition" (Virgo Rising)
16.	Neil Landstrumm "Diamond Taxation" (Sativae)
17.	Tessela "Nancy's Pantry" (R&S)
18.	Frankie "Scarp" (Faste)
19.	JoeFarr "Gabba Problems" (Don't)
20.	Jerome Hill "Frogmarch" (Mindcut)
21.	Lenk "Untitled" (Blank Ltd)
22.	CEO "Screeching" (WNCL)
23.	Jerome Hill "Paper Bag Acid" (Super Rhythm Trax)
24.	G-23 "Kidding Kids" (Super Rhythm Trax)
25.	Jamie Lidell "Sonelysome(o)ney" (Sativae)
26.	Shit n Shine "Shower Curtain" (Diogonal)
Lupine Outro

“Just a load of tunes that I love and regularly play out… Old and new… No theme except that the tracks are hopefully memorable in varying ways.. Techno, Acid and Electro, all embracing their individuality and not creeping around trying to ‘fit in’.  Oh, and mixed on vinyl, a couple of CDs when necessary and no tractors or sinks”

Jerome Hill runs a weekly radio show  on Kool 94.6FM (London) or www.koollondon.com every Wednesday 11.00-13.00.. “The Roots Of Rave”

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Jerome Hill - EE350 - Electronic Explorations (Warehouse Sessions 011)

// Substance Edinburgh 10th Birthday 28.10.16 //

Head Front Panel Live @ 10 Years Of Substance

DJ LOMAS & DJ JOHN PAUL & MC SAXON TICK TOCK INFINITY SWANSEA MARTHAS  EARLY 1991

1. nicolette - single minded people
2. joey beltram - energy flash
3. D Shake - My Heart The Beat
4. Synthesis - Rock The House (Extended Mix)
5. Westworld - The Slam (Total Remix)
6. joey beltram - the melody
7. Indo Tribe - Bring In The Pulse (MFK Mix)
8. Techno Grooves, Mach 2 EP - (A3) - T.E.C.H.N.I.D., ©1990 R&S Records RS-930 (Belgium)
9. prodigy - everybody place
10. energise - report to the dancefloor
11. Gathering Momentum - Bass Kick
12 headbangers - inch by inch
13. hardcore uproar-high on hope (out of the blue remix)
14. true faith - Take Me Away (pin up girls mix)
15.? undercover movement - moonstomping
16. Frank De Wulf - Moribund
17. frequency - burning
18. ?
19. nitzer ebb - join chant
20. ?
21. ?
22. ?

Unknown album (24/02/2015 18:21:38)

DJ LOMAS & DJ JOHN PAUL - MC SAXON TICK TOCK INFINITY SWANSEA MARTHAS  EARLY 1991

Rodigan Interviews in listening Order:
Dennis Brown
Alton Ellis
John Holt
Bob Andy
Prince Buster
Bob Marley
Bunny Wailer
Sly & Robbie
Gregory Isaacs
Frankie Paul
Freddie Mcgregor

Carl Cox @ Energy (The Eclipse) 1992

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