Name: Hardcore History Lesson Volume 1 by Deadly Buda
Duration: 1 h 12 min 8 s
Description: Old School Hardcore Techno/Gabber from the Early 1990's. Starts with Mescalinum United's "We Have Arrived" and then pounds through various releases from the Dance Ecstasy 2001, PCP, Adam and Eve and Music Man Labels. This mix is cut loud for all you new jacks! :-D

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Old School Hardcore Techno/Gabber from the Early 1990's. Starts with Mescalinum United's "We Have Arrived" and then pounds through various releases from the Dance Ecstasy 2001, PCP, Adam and Eve and Music Man Labels. This mix is cut loud for all you new jacks! :-D

Hardcore History Lesson Volume 1

A sneak preview of some of the tracks we'll be blasting December 23, 2016 at the Angerfist/Radical Redemption/Minus Militia show in LA in The Hard Data's Ballroom Takeover. 
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Tracklist:
Annunaki featuring MC Braincase - Killah
N-Vitral & I:Gor - Crack Ya Neck
N-Vitral featuring Promo - Radiator
Unexist & OMG909 - Beat Drop
Noize Suppressor featuring the Mystery MC - Party Animal
The Sickest Squad ft. MC Braincase - Bang the Dancefloor
Rob Da Rhythm - Hard & Fast
Xaturate & Al Twisted - Over the Edge
Alien T - The Baddest Madness
Biorekk - F##kin' C'mon!

Ballroom Blitz Mix 1

The 1st Hardcore Label in the world is celebrating it’s 25th birthday with 64 tracks of madness compiled by label founder Lenny Dee. 
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Deadly Buda - King Of Style - ISR25

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DOG009
Unexist - Kings Never Die

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[DOG009] Unexist - Kings Never Die

Some of my favorite tracks new and old from the last few years. The mix starts fun at 165 BPM, and ends pumping at 190 BPM at the end. Get the party started and rock it out!
The playlist:
The Get Down - Set Me Free Scene
Korsakoff - Tempest
Tommyknocker - T-2012 (Traxtorm Records - TRAX 0101) 
Noize Suppressor ft. The Mystery MC - Party Animal [NR-026] 
The Fuze - I Feel the Bass (Next Cyclone 019) 
DJ Mad Dog - Good Old Times - Traxtorm 0156 
Tommyknocker - Nobody Stopping This (Traxtorm Records - TRAX 0145) 
The Anunnaki - #Killah (Brutale 016)
Triple Six - Beast (Next Cyclone 018) 
N-Vitral & Promo - Radiator 
N-Vitral - Crispy Bassdrum 
Deadly Buda - King of Style - ISR25 
Unexist - Kings Never Die [DOG009] 
Synthax - Bring it Hardcore 
Alien T - The Baddest Madness (Traxtorm Records - TRAX 0092) 
Unexist & Satronica - F**k The System (Angerfist Remix) ISR D91 
Mutante & Betty Haze - Rise Up (Dj Mutante Radio Edit)
The Sickest Squad ft. MC Braincase - Bang the Dancefloor (Brutale 025)
Stormtrooper - Nasty Kicks (Brutale 029) 
Biorekk - F##kin C'mon!
The DJ Producer - Futurepast
The Get Down - Set Me Free Scene
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Ultimate Jam Tracks

FREE DOWNLOAD!!! BOOM! The official anthem of 2017's American Gabberfest: Congress of the Kickdrum!  Be part of history June 17-18, 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada as hard dance representatives and constituency from across the nation convene to assemble and rage! https://www.facebook.com/events/1357294414345290/

This year's anthem features 2 Liberty Bell crackin' Kick Drums supplied by Mr. Madness and Industrial Strength Sample's "Lenny Dee - Kick" Sample Pack, ( http://www.loopmasters.com/genres/16-Drums/products/5928-Lenny-Dee-Kick )  wielded expertly by DJ Deadly Buda as he cranks up the USA rave power to "11" with the assistance of the Gabber Cowboy administering the oath and Mindcontroller's def scratch attack addressing the Assembly!

Congress of the Kickdrum

Congress of the Kickdrum by Deadly Buda featuring the Gabber Cowboy & Mindcontroller

1. Members of Mayday – Religion
2. Pilldriver – Pitch-hiker
3. Rotterdam Terror Corps – Maniac
4. The Mover and Rave Creator – Atmosphere
5. The Coalition – 9mm (CM013)
6. Masaka Solo – Pessa Pessa
7. DJ Rob & Tim B feat. Da TMC – Bleeding Ears
8. DJ Hooligan & DJ Rob - Love Time
9. DJ Weirdo & Dr. Phil Omanski ‎– Young Birds
10. DJ Buzz Fuzz ‎– Frequencies
11. Mollela – Originale-Radicale- Musicale (Stunned Guys Mix)
12. Tiny Tot – Discoland
13. Lancinhouse meets Stunned Guys – Fucking sweet
14. DJ Rob & Tim B – Get set
15. 3 Steps Ahead – Paint It Black
16. DJ Rob - Rob’s 20 seconds

The Thundergods Mix By: DJ Rob

1. The Sickest Squad & MC Justice - Rock The Show (Thuderdome Industrial Anthem)

2. The Sickest Squad vs System 3 - Amputation

3. Fant4stik - Frak4dance

4. I:gor - Public Enemy

5. Meccano Twins & The Sickest Squad - WTFU

6. Hallucinator - Hearthbreak (The Sickest Squad Remix)

7. The Sickest Squad vs Tieum ft. Kraken - Swingbeat #tih (VIP Sickcore Remix)

8. Meccano Twins - Ignite (7∞ Murder)

9. Andy The Core - Brutal Method

10. The Sickest Squad ft. Vale Blake - Don't Speak

11. Radium - Rockin Fire

12. The Sickest Squad - Anubis

13. Bit Reactors - Hard Melody

14. Massouille - Super Skank

15. The Sickest Squad ft. MC Braincase - Bang The Dancefloor

16. Art Of Fighters - Toxic Hotel (Meccano Twins Remix)

17. Lenny Dee, Randy & The Sickest Squad - Boomshakalaka (2016 rebuild)

18. The Sickest Squad - Zombie

19. The Sickest Squad vs Frazzbass - Tetris

20. Pattern J - Mellow

21. Dj Skinhead - Extreme Terror (The Sickest Squad Remix)

Uptempo Cage Mix by: The Sickest Squad

Deadly Buda is one of rave’s Renaissance men. From the scene’s birth in the early ‘90s to the present day, Buda has catalyzed and inspired ravers around the world. Graffiti art powers his style. Prior to his first rave, Buda’s art appeared on walls, trains, and in galleries, museums and books, like 1986’s “Spray Can Art.” Leveraging his graffiti fame, he produced and DJed Pittsburgh PA’s first rave in 1991, The Psychotronic Slack Rave, and opened one of the nation’s first rave record stores, Turbo-Zen. He created flyer art for the store’s seminal events as well as graphics for Brooklyn’s Industrial Strength Records.  During this time, he also wrote record reviews, editorials and scene reports for storied publications like Under One Sky, Massive, the U.K.’s Alien Underground, Germany’s Raveline, and Canada’s Streetsounds. Next, he would play at some of the USA’s most celebrated raves such as Even Furthur ‘96, headlining with such acts as Daft Punk, Frankie Bones and Mixmaster Morris. He produced music for esteemed record labels Communique, Praxis, Mokum, Fukem, Level 2, and his own label, Deadly Systems. After moving to Colorado in the mid-90s, he published the hardcore techno newspaper, The Deadly Type, and he would travel to Europe to play at teknivals (large-scale, free, illegal parties) whilst importing and exporting vinyl across the Atlantic Ocean for a then-birthing hardcore techno global distribution network.  Meanwhile, his DJ mix show would appear on one of the world’s first electronic music internet radios stations, Radio Valve, which broadcasted from his apartment in Boulder, Colorado. 
After producing Los Angeles first hardcore techno anthems, “Esto es Los Angeles” for Atomic Hardcore Records and headlining Together as One’s year 2000 rave at the Los Angeles Sports Arena, Buda moved to Los Angeles. There, he organized the Candlelight parties, which would give birth to Darkmatter Soundsystem, one of Los Angeles’s longest running party sound-systems. Then, he went into seclusion to develop an animated movie based on his experience in the rave scene. Aside from a brief period producing an experimental online radio station, Deadly Buda Radio, he would rarely appear in public until he resurfaced in 2014 in Santa Barbara, CA at “Seppuku Deadculture’s Birthday Bash,” following a devastating fire that destroyed nearly all his earthly possessions. As he rose from the ashes he began to DJ again with fury, quickly resuming his status as a rave headliner at some of the biggest hardcore raves in the USA. He began writing popular rave-related articles for one of the country’s biggest free weeklies, the LA Weekly, and began publishing America’s only printed magazine dedicated to the harder side of electronic dance music, The Hard Data, where his developing animation project is currently presented in comic book form as “Deadly Buda Comix.” In 2017, his latest musical production and video set to rock the hardcore world, “King of Style” was released on Industrial Strength Records. Deadly Buda’s life has been dedicated to the rave, and his experience is summed up in the mantra he repeats at the end of his every editorial in The Hard Data magazine: “The rhythm is life and death.”

Hardcore History Lesson Volume 1

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