Rick P

Breaks 3

electronic

old school

old school stuff

old skool

Anthony Nuzzo live @ future sound of breaks at Miami

DECADE the mini-mix series by Kimball Collins will be highlighting essential tracks from the quintessential era of EDM circa 1988-1998 with Volume 3 showcases some of the most influential early Vocal & Piano house AAHZ classics... 

KIMBALL COLLINS PRESENTS DECADE '88-'98 (V.3)

Mix tape was made in 1996, all vinyl, and remastered in 2024.  Some elements of old school tracks layered in with new (at the time) tracks.  This was the first mix tape I sold at Venus & Mars in Orlando.

Funktastic Plastic

Progression

Remastered (2024) The first CD by DJ Rick P.  It was the year 1998. Daniel Green asked me if I was still playing those filthy breaks, and I said yes! I knew right there that that would be my next mix track name.

Filthy Breaks

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

Part One: Interview & Selections from Anthony Nuzzo, USA

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
Blastromen - Sidtroen
Anthony Nuzzo - Die Rotten
Cryotron - Obey My Master 2.0
Darxid - Bass Operator (Anthony Nuzzo remix)
Dynamix II - The Two That Return
Spacemen - Communion
Anthony Nuzzo - It's Showtime
Anthony Nuzzo - Mutation
Anthony Nuzzo - The Stranger
Cryotron - Obliteration (Nuzzo remix)
Anthony Nuzzo - Aliens Attack
Kronos Device - Kill Switch
Nessbeth - On The Dancefloor
DJ E Reddi - Eclipse
John Carpenter - Wraith

Part 2 - Guest mix by Anthony Nuzzo

Anthony Nuzzo - Lamb of God
Anthony Nuzzo - Evil Directed You Here
Inhuman Designed - Grown for Cyborgs (Anthony Nuzzo remix)
Anthony Nuzzo - The Fog
DOH - Machines Are Out There (Anthony Nuzzo remix)
Anthony Nuzzo - In The Zone
Anthony Nuzzo - A Nameless Grave
Anthony Nuzzo vs Code Rising - Greater Than Man
Echo & The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon (Anthony Nuzzo remix)
Anthony Nuzzo - In The End

Bass Agenda 105: Anthony Nuzzo Interview & guest mix

Orkid is a Super Talented Dj form Florida, tune in as she takes us down memory lane on her experience in the scene & how she got to where she is today. Being a season vet, she finds her self on the West Coast now ready to bring SeXy BacK to Northern California & the rest of world. Listen as she lays down the wise words and an epic set to be remembered for thee ages.  Lets Go!

DXBMB Episode XIV w/ORkid (West Coast Style)

Dave Davis - Flashback Into Breaks Vol. 1

Dave Davis - Flashback Into Breaks Vol. 2

Breaks4Life (Remastered 2024) an all vinyl mixed set of breaks circa 1998

1. Furry Freaks - Soothe (Chicane Cyanide Ride)
2. Hybrid - Altitude
3. Jasp 182 - ?
4. DJ Icey - Go
5. ?
6. Nalin & Kane - Beachball (DJ Icey's Bass Mix)
7. Dave London - Get Down Tonight
8. Mike and Charley - ?
9. DJ Huda Hudia - Breakdown
10. Novy vs Eniac – Smoke Dis (Original Mix) [Breakbeat]
11. Hybrid - ?

Breaks4life

Mixes i did of various genre's before you were even out of pampers!!!

Dj Structure Classic Breaks (Year 2000 I Think)

I know allot of you will be taken back to Sunday Nights at Club Boca

R-FRESH - PLANET BASS 1995A

(1996) R-FRESH - GREATEST HITS 1996A

Once upon a time...

There was sleepy town in the middle of Florida. When Mickey Mouse went to bed the local kids would head downtown to dance all night to a new sound.  This was the early 1990's and the rave scene had just started to explode.  One of the best local clubs was THE EDGE. It hosted many epic events where the biggest dance acts and the best young djs would grace their sound system. DJ Icey started there and was the head promoter for the club. Acts including Rhythm Section, Chemical Brothers, 2 Bad Mice and All Boxed In played here.   The local rave crowd from around the state would come out by the thousands.

This amazing 14 HOUR set was posted by one of the visual performers - Laser Matt.  Click the download link to get the full 14 hours.  It was recorded in the main room from the second the club opened to late in the next day when the last person left.  See clubs didn't really close back then. They usually waited for the last person to leave. There is a reason why downtown Orlando closes at 2am now. This is it. We are guilty. Sorry kids.

For those that weren't there this music may sound old and strange. For those that were, it will surely inspire nostalgic memories of a time that will never be repeated.

Energy Rave 1 - The Edge (Orlando, FL)- Sept 4th, 1994

Since the early days of the electronic dance scene Dave Davis has held residencies upon some of the most influential venues in the Daytona Beach area. A few of the major influences being: Coliseum, Club 600 North & Sol-Rays Nightclub.