A collection of highlights from The Orb's 1993 performances in Europe and Asia:
1. Plateau
2. OOBE
3. Little Fluffy Clouds
4. Star 6 & 7 8 9
5. Towers Of Dub
6. Blue Room
7. Valley
8. Perpetual Dawn
9. Assassin
10. Outlands
11. Spanish Castles In Space
12. A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld (Loving U)

The Orb - live in 93

Day 1 of our Music Is The Message, Love Is The Answer radio festival. Into The 90's is a focus on the instrumental, trip-hop, electronic scene and we looked to engage some of the great and the good to submit a mix/show for us. Pablo Clements of The Psychonauts and UNKLE, and so many other projects it's hard to keep up! Legendary producer, killer selector and a focus right here on the Psychonauts with a banging 60 min mix.

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Music Is The Message, Love Is The Answer: Into The 90s with Pablo, Psychonauts - 29.12.2021

5 hours of Justin Robertson recorded live in Room Three on Friday 6th February 2015.

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Justin Robertson - Recorded Live 06/02/2015

Words: The KLF, an initialism for "Kopyright Liberation Front", and "Kings of the Low Frequencies" (also known as The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, furthermore known as The JAMs, The Timelords and other names) were a British acid house band of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Beginning in 1987, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty released hip hop-inspired and sample-heavy records as The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu.

The duo also published a book, The Manual (How to Have a Number One the Easy Way), and worked on a road movie called The White Room. The Justified Ancients of Mummu" from The Illuminatus! Eternity is a recurring theme in song titles ("3 a.m. Eternal", "Madrugada Eterna") hence the title of this mix. 

Following the February 1990 release of Chill Out, sheep had recurring roles in the duo's output until their 1992 retirement. Drummond has claimed that the use of sheep on the Chill Out cover was intended to evoke contemporary rural raves and the cover of the Pink Floyd album Atom Heart Mother. Drummond and Cauty's work often involved notions of ceremony and journey. Journeys are the subject of the KLF Communications recordings Chill Out, Space, "Last Train to Trancentral", and also Adventures beyond the Ultraworld. 

The Chill Out album depicts a journey across the U.S. Gulf Coast. I took that approach in making this tribute mix. Some British friends suggested I make this mix but in the beginning, I had no idea what to do, and more importantly how to do it. Most of what you’ll hear on the mix, is random and improvised. I only used one track from Chill out, most of the material is bootlegs, fan mixes by Bovine boy (https://www.facebook.com/bovineboy/?fref=ts), El Strawb (https://soundcloud.com/el-strawb), samples used by KLF, remixes, moon landings, all accompanied by the movie The Rites Of Mu (Narrated By Martin Sheen). I hope it will be a rewarding voyage to you! At 3 a.m. eternal… ? ? ? ?!


1)  Last Train to Trancentral (Live From the Lost Continent-7' Radio Edit)
2) 3 am eternal (Original 1988 pure trance mix)
3) The rites of Mu documentary narration by Martin Sheen
4) Chill out is not what this is about
5) Noisesurfer : Glider (Air Cut Mix)
6) Neptune
7) Bobby and Betty go to the Moon 
8) This is not what Space is about
9) Apollo 11 - For All Mankind (1969)
10) Fleetwood Mac - Albatross
11) Bovine boy - Chill out was an album I once heard part 2 
https://www.facebook.com/bovineboy/?fref=ts 
12) What Goes On? (Ambient Mix Part 3) 
13) The Lights of Baton Rouge Pass By remixed
14) Brian Eno: 1/2 
15) 3 A.M. Eternal (Blue Danube Orbital)
16) 3 A.M. Eternal (C&K Backbeat remix)
17) Chill out was an album I once heard part 3
18) What time is love? (Space mix)
19) What time is dub? (Salz acid dub mix)
20) The monumental Tribute mix by Strawb
21) Last Train to Trancentral (LP mix)
22) Chill out ~ Unreleased Mix ~ Part A (1 of 2)
23) Madrugada Eterna (Club Mix)
24) Herders of Mongun Taiga part 1 of 5
25) Chill out was an album I once heard part 1
26) Pink Floyd: On the run
27) The Rites of Mu (M.T.V. version)
28) Brownsville Turnaround on the Tex-Mex Border
29) Authentic sound effects short freight train pass
30) Outro


KLF @t 3 A.M. Eternal

The Orb celebrate their 30th anniversary together with a special mix for Magnetic and a tour across the globe.

The Orb 30-Year Anniversary Magnetic Mix

Solid Steel (7th December) We finish our week of celebrations for 30 Years of Solid Steel where it all started, with a mix by Detroit Techno legend Juan Atkins and Ninja Tune founders Coldcut. Juan Atkins was the guest on the first Solid Steel show in December 1988 with and you can also hear that mix and interview by Coldcut at http://solidsteel.net/broadcasts/916

Recalling his experience appearing on pirate radio station Kiss FM, Juan told us: “I remember doing the show with Coldcut in 1988 from someone’s apartment, like on the 9th floor or so in what seemed to be a huge apartment building. I was amazed by all of the pirate radio stations in London that were introducing the UK to all the new music, music styles, and genres. We had nothing like that in the USA. Pirate radio stations in the UK were responsible for this music making it into the charts as well” 

“Interviewing Juan Atkins was a buzz” recalls Matt Black from Coldcut. “Not only for the fact I had never interviewed anyone before, let alone a don of his calibre. I was a fan of his work as one of the Belville 3 (Atkins, May, Saunderson), but also earlier as Cybertron, whose Kraftwerk-meets-hiphop-electro excursions had reached and rocked us in the UK early 80s with his space-out sound. I relished the opportunity to get a direct line on the origins of electro and techno from key originator Mr Atkins, and also found out some of his thoughts on the birthplace of much music - Detroit. He expressed wonder at being on pirate station Kiss and how the UK's pirate radio supported new music and DJ culture. Juan is a beautiful guy and I well remember his soulful natural charisma and down to earthness. His DNA runs prolifically through modern music.”

Listen to all the 30th anniversary mixes as they go up each day here soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/sets/30-years-of-solid-steel

The Solid Steel website http://solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows.
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Go to the Juan Atkins mix in Hour 1 here https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-07122018-hour-1-juan-atkins

Hour 2 - Coldcut
Cybotron	_	Clear
Coldcut	_	Irrupt Electro
Tarquin	_	Masked Ball
Floating Points	_	Nuits Sonores
Coldcut	_	Modular Analog One
Moderat +Thom Yorke	_	Out of Sight
Peter Van Hoeson	_	Quadra
Coldcut	_	Dada Noise
Forgotten Souls	_	Stop ’n’ Go
Coldcut	_	Modular Analog Two 
Mr Fingers	_	Slam Dance
Underground Resistance	_	Galaxy 2 Galaxy
Coldcut	_	Modular Analog Two c
Derrick May	_	Kaotic Harmony
Liquid Sky Berlin x Coldcut	_	Session 1 c#
Jon Hopkins	_	Symmetry
Project Pablo	_	Less and Less
Ganymede Impactor	_	SHALT
Bogus Order	_	Flight (Jamm Acid Flip Mix)
Coldcut	_	Dada Noise
Potter Natalizia Zen Cass 	_	Emotioncode
Fatima Yamaha - Platforms	_	Empty Version
Bubble	_	Safely
Lapalux	_	Face Down, Eyes Shut
This Mortal Coil	_	Song To The Siren
Moses Sumney	_	Make Out in My Car
John J Francis	_	God's Garden

Solid Steel Radio Show

Solid Steel Radio Show 07/12/2018 Hour 2 - Coldcut

Welcome to another pilot show for Lost Beats In Space where we will explore some Spaced Out Funks going on a trip through Funky Techno, Deep House, Acid and Electro.

Featuring tracks by Maceo Plex, Andrew Weatherall, Hardway Bros, Dan Avery, Psychemagik and Red Axes. 

Expect a journey through space and beyond with this pupil dilating wonder of a mix.

Bon Voyage..

The show is a pilot show recorded under my Alter-Ego's name @thefunkassassin for Lost Beats In Space @andyhaworth

To listen to all past and future shows click here soundcloud.com/andyhaworth/sets/lost-beats-in-space-electronic

Thank you for listening.

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TRACK LIST

BLAMMA! BLAMMA! – ZSA ZSA (PSYCHEMAGIK REMIX)
CHRISTIAN D’OR – BIJOUX
PANAMA DISCO LIGHTS – THE MOOD I’M IN (GAMEBOYZ REMIX)
MANO LE TOUGH – HALVE A SUN
MOON UNIT – CONNECTIONS (EWAN PEARSON REMIX)
THE MANSISTERS - I LOVE THE WAY YOU HOLD MY HIPS (RED AXES REMIX)
CATALAPSIA - QUARTZ GIAPONESE (CRAIG BRATLEY'S DRUMS OF DEATH REMIX)
ASADINHO – HAIKU
THE OHOHOHS - KRISTALLINER SHIT 
PRIMAL SCREAM – INVISIBLE CITY (DAN AVERY REMIX)
OUT COLD – LOVIN ARMS (HARDWAY BROTHERS REMIX)
PARTIAL ARTS – TAIFA (EMPEROR MACHINE EXTENDED REMIX)
JAD & THE LADYBOY – DO IT GET UP (KOLOMBO REMIX)
MACEO PLEX – CONJURE BALEARIA 
WHOMADEWHO – THE PLOT (DISCODEINE REMIX)
PHIL KIERAN – SNAKES CRAWL (UNSUBSCRIBE MIX)
JAGWA MA – COME SAVE ME (ANDREW WEATHERALL REMIX)
SIMPLE MINDS – THEME FOR GREAT CITIES

Andy Haworth Lost Beats In Space 00 Andrew Weatherall Dan Avery Hardway Bros

Red Stripe Make Sessions 006 w/ Daniele Baldelli, Trevor Jackson & Horse Meat Disco.

[Broadcast on 17th December 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv


Daniele Baldelli 180 min Boiler Room x LN-CC x Red Stripe Make Sessions Mix

I compiled this in April 2020 ahead of what would have been AWs 57th birthday. Rather than focussing on his remixes I went for the original productions. I've had to have artistic license a couple of years but generally one track per year from 1990 through to 2020. Compiled by Martin of the Flightpath Estate, RIP Andrew and thanks for the music x

31 Years of Andrew Weatherall

Please consider paying your respects by donating in his name to one of the charities that was important to him:
Amnesty International, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Crisis, Thrombosis UK
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Please also consider purchasing or streaming some of his music to support his musical partners and his estate.
The new single Moton 5 is out this week on Pamela Records, 
Digital singles by The Woodleigh Research Facility, available on all streaming platforms

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30 Years Of Weatherall, a personal choice

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I am a music curator and a selector, a record collector and a mixologist, Ex radio show host from 2000 to 2009. Music I like : ambient, techno, downtempo,  Detroit Techno, IDM, funk, electro & dub-tech.  As well as Krautrock, jazz, dub, trip-hop and hip-hop. 

Infuences :  Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, Biosphere, Can, Vangelis, Global communication ,Orbital, Autechre, FSOL, Photek, Aphex Twin, David Toop, Laurent Garnier, Plastikman, Underworld, Speedy J, Jeff Mills, Autechre, DJ Shadow, Monolake, Claude Young, UR, Basic Channel.

KLF @t 3 A.M. Eternal

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