Nice one Craig. I loved the warehouse back in the day and these mixes definitely bring back some fuzzy memories. 

What an absolute banger of a mix! Plymouth styleeeeee :)

I was fortunate enough to experience music like this in one of the finest clubs in the world at the time…Plymouth Warehouse. Thanks to promoters like Revelation, Obsession and Omnitech, not forgetting the free parties across the South West and the Universe crew during the early 90’s, these tunes will live forever.

This for me marked the end of my raving days in 1994-95 so without further ado it's time to shake off those cobwebs and get your dancing shoes on. This one's not for the faint-hearted!

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1 – Loopzone – Mega Htz
2 – Norman – The Big Deal
3 – Union Jack – Two Full Monns & A Trout (Flx Mix)
4 – Trax Beyond Subconcious – Hot Trigger
5 – Hardliners – Motherfu@kin Breakbeat
6 – Brain 12 – True 4 Life
7 – Butsch – Maniac Teckno Freak
8 – Brain 17 – Mysterious Place
9 – Magnetic Two – Magnetic Tone
10 – Datura – Yerba Del Diablo (Paye)
11 – Mandala – The Acid Of House
12 – Force Mass Motion – Flight Time
13 – Mindscape - Cybersonic
14 – Alici – Theme Of Roarr
15 – Cryptic Diffusion – Spring Tools
16 – Hardsequencer – Hypnotising Unhappiness
17 – Spice Lab – Ant Attack
18 – DJ Edge & DJ Producer - Apocalyptic
19 – Distorted Waves Of Ohm – A Strange Tune
20 – Triple Concept – Tonetwisters (Matic Mix)
21 – DJ Edge – DB4
22 – Sufurex – Point Break
23 – Technohead – The Passion
24 – Silent Breed – Chemicals
25 – Accelerator – Accelerator 3
26 – Very Interesting Progress – Tcreda
27 – Nico – Scream
28 – Hardsequencer - Brain Crash
29 – Bald Terror – Rotterdam Terror
30 – 4Voice – Move 2
31 – Out Of Order – Tears
32 – DJ Bounty Hunter –The Survival
33 – Plank – Acid Wars
34 – Morlock – Del Energy

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The idea behind my page is to log and showcase the music that has influenced me over the last 35+ years so that my daughter, Ebony, can listen to ‘olden day’ music and hopefully appreciate how good we had it. 

Having learnt my craft in the late 80’s at the age of 12 and teaching myself how to beat match on 1200’s within a week, I felt I had a knack for this DJ’ing thing way before it became fashionable. I would class myself as quite a versatile DJ able to lend my hand to most genres. Hopefully all those years of bedroom mixing and house parties have paid off…but that’s up to you to decide. 

I attempt to capture a constant energy in my mixes regardless of genre and am always a firm believer that the mix is as important as the track itself. I endeavour to create seamless transitions whilst maintaining the energy. During longer mixes a welcome switch in style is sometimes required. In fact different genres warrant different styles of mixing, in my opinion. And monotonous sets do nothing for me. Up and down, peaks and troughs, it’s all about building the listener up and letting them down gently.

Never one to choose tracks based on their popularity or current chart position, I hand pick the tunes I mix because I think they’ll stand the test of time. The idea being that during any of my sets I can pick a point and know I’ll dig that track or mix. Although digitally digging isn’t as rewarding as finding physical vinyl records for me, it is a whole lot easier. That said there are a lot of below par tunes out there to sift through before finding worthy tracks. Then the set process begins…I just approach it as a musical jigsaw.

Anyway, enough about me. Whether you’re getting ready to go out for the night, cleaning the kitchen or in the car, turn it up, get in the groove and I hope you enjoy the vibes  😎

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