Name: 93 MIX - Ellis Dee by Ellis-Dee-1 in Old Skool Mix
Duration: 58 min 25 s
Description: 93 Old Skool/Hardore mix. The Pre cursor to Jungle.

Yes Ellis I've been listening to you since da eclipse and fantazia rave tapes and you never let us dowwwn and ya d and b iz so ssiickkk give me a mudda fugging break ❤️

Ellis Dee this Mix of yours just Rocks The Old School Music will never die

Wicked breakbeat whistle posse blow 🥳🥳🥳🥳🔥

ID needed!!!! Saw you play at Tribes Unite last Sat, i’m sure you played a tune with a female vocal in that went “aaahhhh” and then the same with a growl at the start, a more aggressive “aaahhhhh” and then breaks- any idea??🤣🤣🤣

The memories this tune gives, total bliss

Old Skool Mix

Taking you back to yesteryear bringing back memories for a jilted generation

Rave Classics & Anthems Mixed By Chris Rockz

Ripped from a World Dance video and wasn't actually released on a tape pack, this is probably one of my favourite ever World Dance sets!
Download here....NEW LINK!!!!
https://dnbshare.com/download/Food_Junky_MC_MC_MC_GQ_World_Dance_020494.mp3.html

Food Junky,MC MC & MC GQ - World Dance (Lydd Airport 02/04/94)

Following on from the first 93 night at PST a few months earlier, Tim Ryan threw everything he had and more and took over the lower floor at The Institute in Birmingham (the old Dance Factory) to take us all back to 1993. Jock did his usual incredible drapes to decorate the venue, lasers were hired in, and a sound engineer was on point all night to make sure the decks were running right. Tim really did pull out all the stops.

Sadly Stu Allan, Jason Kaye & Tango are no longer with us, and this was the last time I saw Stu & Tango  perform. I played in the Garage room and a wicked night was had by all. Some of these DJ's didn't exactly follow the rules and stick by the exact year lol, but the music overall was great.

Thanks for another great opportunity Tim and giving me this pack afterwards. A true friend indeed (awwwww friend).

93 Part 2

Top Buzz w/ Mad P @ 93 Part 2

Classic Junglist Selection - Absolute Old Skool

Slipmatt & MC GQ @ World Dance (05/02/1994)

18 - Fat Controller & MC N.R.G - Heaven Sent  3_23.03.24 .mp3

1993-06-12 - Carl Cox, Fallout & Easygroove feat. Digger, Scarlet, Robbie Dee & Ribbz / Ratty feat. Robbie Dee, Bassman, Ribbz & Scarlet @ Quest - Don't Touch That Dial, Pt. 2 (Fibre Optic - Escape Reality), Part 2 
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01. Marc Smith - Breakdown [Clubscene Records] 
02. NJoi - Drumstruck [Deconstruction] 
03. DJ Vibes - Obsession (Music's So Wonderful) [Asylum Music Inc] 
04. Origin Unknown - The Touch [RAM Records] 
05. Hedgehog Affair - Let's Have Some Fun In '93 [Sound Entity Records] 
06. Visa - Let Me See Ya Move (Carl Cox Millitant March Mix) [MMR Productions] 
07. SMD - SMD#1A [SMD] 
08. Force Mass Motion - Force Format [Rabbit City Records] 
09. SMD - SMD#1AA [SMD] 
10. Top Buzz - Livin' In Darkness (93 Remix) [Basement Records] 
11. Conquer - Warpath (Unreleased Mix) [Not On Label] 
12. Essence Of Aura - Destiny [Outstanding Productions] 
13. Synchronome - Turn Up The Strobe (Laserdrome Mix) [No Limit] 
14. DJ Force & The Evolution - Fall Down On Me [Kniteforce Records] 
15. Force Mass Motion - Panic [Rabbit City Records] 
16. Smooth But Hazzardous - Push Up The Levels [Sound Entity Records] 
17. Smokey Joe - Kiss My Neck [Strategic Dance Initiative (SDI)] 
18. Frankie Bones - We Can Do This (Brooklyn Stormrave Mix) [Groove World] 
19. DJ Mayhem - Cold Acid [Basement Records] 
20. The Subjects vs. Jeff Mills - Dark Matter [Undertow Records] 
21. DJ Edge - The Remix [Not On Label] 
22. Andy C - Bass Constructor [RAM Records] 
23. Essence Of Aura - Intruder [Outstanding Productions] 
24. The Pharmacist - Vision [After Dark Recordings (UK)] 
25. Space Cube - Session [Force Inc. Music Works] 
26. The Anthill Mob - Penelope's Theme [Anthill Records] 
27. Andy C - Something New (Pt. 2) [RAM Records] 
28. Scott & Keith - Get Busy Cru [Reinforced Records] 
29. The Good 2 Bad & Hugly - 1st Chapter In Dub [Ruff Kut! Records] 
30. MC Jay J & Devious D - Sensational Jungalist [Awesome Records] 
31. Visa - Let Me See Ya Move (Stu Allan '93 Mix) [MMR Productions] 
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https://soundcloud.com/carl-cox 
https://soundcloud.com/djfallout-1 
https://soundcloud.com/easygroovearchivesufr 
https://soundcloud.com/mcdj-robbie-dee 
https://soundcloud.com/mcbassmansdc 
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RESPECT AND THANKS TO ANORAKDUB, ETHEREAL94 AND MAGPIE303 
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1993-06-12: Quest, "Don't Touch That Dial, Pt. 2 (Fibre Optic - Escape Reality)": Paloma's, Wolverhampton, UK

1993-06-12 - Carl Cox, Fallout & Easygroove feat. Digger, Scarlet, Robbie Dee & Ribbz... Part 2

Oldskool Set-1992 (Krome & Time, Ace

93 Old Skool/Hardore mix. The Pre cursor to Jungle.

93 MIX - Ellis Dee

bog wash techno a**d

Clam Jam

Deep beneath the Sea of Quintessence (the ocean of dreams), lies  the Bassquarium — a glowing, resonant expanse where coral reefs hum with sub-bass, crystal anemones pulse like speaker cones, and the currents themselves carry rhythm.

Here, once every hundred tides, the clams assemble for the legendary Clam Jam — a twinkling underwater jungle rave powered by breakbeats chopped finer than plankton. Their shells snap in polyrhythmic syncopation as bubble basslines roll across the Bassquarium floor, summoning dream-eels, prawn skankers, and bioluminescent stingrays to the jam.

At the center towers the Grand Bivalve, ancient and gleaming, dropping Amen breaks so heavy they send shockwaves through the seabed, shaking entire kelp forests into skank mode. The water glows brighter with every drop, as jellyfish choirs sing shimmering chords that spiral up through the dream ocean like smoke from a deep-sea temple.

They say if you drift asleep on a warm night and hear faint jungle rolling in the distance, you’ve caught an echo of the Clam Jam — the Bassquarium’s eternal party at the very bottom of the Sea of Dreams.

#Bassquarium #AquaBungalism #Wobblefish

Clam Jam 🫧

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DJ Ratty & Mc's Robbie D & Bassman @ Dance Planet - One Step Beyond - 02/06/1992

Oldskool Set-1992 Ellis Dee

March 1992 to June 1997, Bristol.

By Neil Clark – Sutra promoter & artist bookings.

At the time Sutra events were Bristol's biggest dance parties, no other club night in Bristol could offer a 1,500 to 2,500 capacity event with 4 or 5 rooms of dance music. Based at the University of the West of England (UWE) and run by the events team there; the music policy was varied, catering for the full range of styles from house, techno, jungle, drum ‘n’ bass, happy hardcore and even ambient.

Sutra's first event took place in March 92 with SL2 & Slipmatt headlining, by its the third event in October '92 with Carl Cox, Sutra had established itself as a key event in Bristol’s dance music calendar. The largest Sutra event was its first birthday party for nearly 2,500 people with the likes of Ellis D, Ratty, Dougal, Dave Angel & John Kelly.

A lot of inspiration was taken from Vibes Alive (its predecessor), the Universe events, the free party scene and Bristol’s club culture. I like to think that Sutra's were a like a miniature Universe event, I used contacts from the Universe parties such as dancers, stilt walkers and Rob from Universe would provide his inflatable stars for the outdoor marquee. We always tried to make it a real show with great visuals, lights and décor as well as top DJs, MCs and live performances.

We also used a lot of DJs and MCs from the Bristol scene such as Jody, MC/DJ Ribbs, Producer, Mach One, Vinyl Junkie, Die, Roni Size, Joe Peng, Jack Horner, Daddy G and Nick Warren.

Maybe the key to success of the events was a big student involvement in the nights, playing their part as resident DJs, dancers and the promotions team (aka the Sutra Crew), for many it was the highlight of their time spent in Bristol.

In ’94, Sutra began a mid week monthly house night called House of Sutra in a massive club in the centre of Bristol. Which saw packed nights with DJ legends Pau Oakenfold, Danny Rampling, Carl Cox (house set) and from the US David Morales & Frankie Knuckles and many more. House of Sutra further established Sutra events as a key part of Bristol’s dance music scene.

Some nice things MixMag said about Sutra:

“How many midweek clubs can boast to be housed in a 1900 capacity venue and continually pull massive crowds” Mixmag – October ‘95

“The Sutra boys (and girls) can’t put a foot wrong at present” Mixmag November ‘95

There’s Facebook group for those with happy memories of the Sutra events, come and join us at:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=33128879312

Slipmatt & SY @ Sutra (Bristol) '94

Have actually been searching for this set and it just popped up on a disc I had tucked away... used to love Lydd airport... apart from the drive home back to East London in the morning lol

Hope you enjoy the memories :)

93 MIX - Ellis Dee

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