Loving this. Any chance of a tracklist? Gwan!

Mr C - Live at Homelands Ireland [1999]

Selected and mixed by your 90s man - Enjoy the selection 🎵
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Tracklist (1998):
01. Foremost Poets - Moonraker
02. Anthony Rother - Dead Clocking Pt.1 
03. Danny Tenaglia - Elements (The DTour)
04. Luke Slater - Love
05. Jam & Spoon & Plavka - Don't Call It Love (Deep Club Mix)
06. Emmanuel Top - Ink
07. Heiko Laux - Re-Televised, Pt. 2
08. Laurent Garnier - Coloured City
09. Mijk Van Dijk & Thomas Schumacher - Ride-In U 
10. Chaotik Ramses - Clean 
11. Aril Brikha - Wayback + Groove La Chord
12. Fumiya Tanaka - Away 
13. Richard Bartz - Subway, Part 1
14. Takkyu Ishino - Digibell 
15. Joey Beltram - Ball Park
17. Johannes Heil - Paranoid Dancer
18. Johannes Heil - Djunglebook 
19. Surgeon - Circles
20. Adam Beyer - Code Red 08
21. Quazar - Ninety Seven Star (1997)
22. Thomas Schumacher - Wig-Out Into 
23. Smoked - Metro 
24. Steve Stoll - Model T 
25. DJ Hyperactive - Wide Open
26. Regis - Adolescence
27. James Ruskin - Work 
28. Thomas P. Heckmann & WJ Henze - Species 1.1 
29. Smoked - Polis 
30. Gecko - Just Close Your Eyes 
31. Chris Liebing - Dandu Groove (1997)
32. Jack De Marseille - Kalymba
33. DJ T-1000 - Track Machine 
34. DJ Rush - Spiderman
35. Trax X - Phunky (Claude Young Remix)
36. Steve Stoll - Texture One 
37. The Advent - P.Tek 
38. Anthony Lynn - Busted Track 
39. Ben Long - Potential 002 A2
40. Cherry Moon Trax - The House Of House (Oliver Lieb Mix)
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👉 To be continued... (not in the mix) :
Quazar - Confusing the Sun (Sterac Remix)
Technasia - Stentor's Verdict 
Takkyu Ishino - Polynasia
DJ T-1000 - I Am Pure Evil
The Hacker - The Sun & The Rainfall
Thomas P. Heckmann - Global Native
Timo Maas - M.A.A.S.M.E.L.L.O.W. (Casseopaya Remix)
Ben Sims, Phil Vernol, Rob Jarvis - Killa Bite
Johannes Heil - Enter Club
Laurent Garnier - Jackin Zone
Mike Parker - Voice Two
Inigo Kennedy - Gyration
The Advent - Ball Basher
Mark Broom - Drift
Gecko Brothers - G-Scroll 
Chaser - Scorpio Rising
Frankie Bones - Rock Away
Gaetek - Vesuvius
Jeff Mills - Call Of The Wild
Christian Smith - Tronic Forecast

YEAR 1998

1. Hurdslenk - Delta (Key)
2. Antonio De Angelis - Black Lights (Key)
3. Hurdslenk - Get2 (Key)
4. Antonio De Angelis - Delta 1 (Key)
5. Hurdslenk - Humpty (Key)
6. ARKVS - Crave Slave (Pleistocene Future)
7. UFO95 - Dijon (The Third Room)
8. ARKVS - Neoprene (Pleistocene Future)
9. Border One - Third Vision (SK Eleven)
10. ARKVS - Steam (Pleistocene Future)
11. Axel Karakasis - Endless Era (Remain)
12. The Miller - Complied (Frenzy)
13. Axel Karakasis - Centrepoint (Remain)
14. The Miller - Kartong (Frenzy)
15. Dynamic Forces - Mutaform (Be As One)
16. Thanos Hana - Quarter KW (Kazerne)
17. Benales - Mutate (Construct Re-Form)
18. Thanos Hana - Floating Foil (Kazerne)
19. Benales - Grip (Construct Re-Form)
20. Thanos Hana - Sunday Born (Kazerne)
21. Altinbas - Spirit Moves (Token)
22. ARKVS - Surcharge (Pleistocene Future)
23. The Miller - Gate (Frenzy)
24. Linear System - Dubbing (End Of Dayz)
25. Pushmann - Everything That Inspired (R3VOLUTION)
26. The Miller - Apex ‘Rove Ranger remix’ (Frenzy)
27. Lenny San - Expansion (Planet Rhythm)
28. Habgud - Gold Hands (Clergy)
29. Lenny San - Eruption (Planet Rhythm)
30. Habgud - Jaws Leanin’ (Clergy)
31. Fresko - Post Urban Condition (Planet Rhythm)
32. Habgud - Desire (Clergy)
33. Arjun Vagale - Introverted (Key)
34. Chlar - Body Control Officer (Primal Instinct)
35. Arjun Vagale - Primate (Key)
36. Chlar - Competitive Influencing (Primal Instinct)
37. Arjun Vagale - Ditch (Key)
38. Chlar - Internet Soulmate (Primal Instinct)

Warehouse Manifesto Vol 38

Warehouse Manifesto Vol. 38

Helena Hauff (@helena-hauff) expertly curated DJ sets spanning acid, electro, techno, EBM, and post-punk. Her powerful drum beats collide with freely wandering melodies. Her sound is tailor-made for those who appreciate raw, yet restrained intensity, dragging the dance floor into a frosty abyss. Her debut album "A Tape" in 2015 garnered attention for its intricate manipulation of sound, where she meticulously arranges gritty and rough noises, filling in the gaps with rhythmic intricacies. Her other releases, "Discreet Desires" and the EP "Have You Been There, Have You Seen," experimentally layer and intertwine, with twisted waveforms akin to rusted artifacts, creating an unfriendly listening experience that compels bodily movement to escape Helena Hauff's auditory swamp. It evokes sounds from the Hague's western coast in the Netherlands—blending synthesized tones of Italo Disco with the gritty spirit of Detroit. Despite its unfriendliness, "Have You Been There, Have You Seen" still offers warmth and rhythmic service to dancers with tracks like "Nothing Is What I Know" and "Gift." This year, renowned dance label fabric Records recognized Helena Hauff's unique selections and released "fabric presents Helena Hauff," recreating the dance scenes she once fostered at the Golden Pudel club in Hamburg, Germany.

Gigging incessantly (and still lugging a heavy box of records across the world), Helena's reputation earned her an invitation to join the BBC Radio 1 Residency. She was the subject of cover features for Crack Magazine and DJ Mag, played headline sets at Sonar (b2b with Ben UFO) and Dekmantel, and at the end of 2017, Crack Magazine declared Helena "The Most Exciting DJ In The World (Right Now)" and her ballistic BBC Essential Mix was voted the best of 2017. With razor-sharp precision, her melodies redefine Electro/Techno, adhering to her signature cold and dark taste over the past decade, regardless of current musical trends. Utilizing turntables for minimalist yet forceful performances, she effortlessly navigates between peaks and troughs, even with the risk of needle skips, confidently rolling cigarettes as she cruises at high speeds between highs and lows, making her a unique and standout figure in the scene.

PURE Guest.055 Helena Hauff

Fresh from the decks at Bassiani’s ongoing queer party series Hydrash comes this live recording courtesy of Jorkes. She’s the German-born/Vienna-based cofounder of Freeride Millenium, sometime host for Munich-based online platform Radio80000 and holds down a spicy residency at intimate Stuttgart locale Romantica. Bringing a whole ton of positive energy to her sets and releases alike, among them those for Permanent Vacation and Robert Johnson, Jorkes mashes up jocular disco with every house classic you can name. A key focus to her work too is the elevation of issues related to gender and queerness, making her a shoo-in for the Hydrash endeavour. It’s a cheeky and salacious celebration of life, a middle finger to imposed normativity, one that ramps up the serotonin minute by minute. Bassiani Podcast 205 is cheeky and fearless, a no fucks given mix packed full of glistening synths and euphoric diva vocals, feel-good rhythms from the Bassiani floor.

@jorkes

BASSIANI PODCAST SERIES

Bassiani invites Jorkes / Podcast #205

Recorded live at Tresor, Globus 02.02.2024

1. Rounds
2. Web
3. Downline
4. Ifach
5. Phantom
6. Convolution
7. Mirage
8. Lost (Skudge Remix)
9. Departure
10. Raw Track
11. Untitled 2

SKUDGE LIVE AT TRESOR 02.02.24

Welcome to DJ Lily aka Lilieskalla (Gothenburg, Sweden) founder of Lilies and BROR Records. @xodjlily 

▶︎ What motivates you to compose on hardware?
Working with hardware is amazing! If you listen to many of the productions of the 90s and 80s, there is no perfect programming or automating in the same sense that a modern computer can do. The machines are played as instruments and then they are recorded - what’s done is done. You use your hands to craft the sound, like Jeff Mills active and live approach to the 909, that’s what I mean

I attached that notion to what I do today - which also enabled me to create and motivate very minimalistic productions. Not minimalistic in the sense of clean soundscapes, but in the amount of sounding instruments that are going on throughout the sequences all crafted from scratch. I record on two to three mono channels and I grown to love the method of stepping right into the emotion of the track. To hear the soul of the sequence the very second you play it. In the midst of affairs so to speak.

The biggest inspiration from the early days of techno thus lies in how the different sounds move together, what two hands can do in the moment. I’m not m afraid of making things obscure or monotone - that is part of the process. About three years ago I discarded everything I made with my computer and started this journey by wanting to make new sounds with mostly the same equipment every day. It took a great deal of practice but it is has been very rewarding. I think everyone should try it at least!

▶︎ And what’s your set up as a DJ ?
When I started to DJ I had two CD players (CDJ 800 Mk2), which I bought just a couple of months after I turned 18. Shortly after I got my Technics 1200 really cheap and have been moving between vinyl and digital since. At the moment I play digitally, although I’m an avid vinyl collector and make sure to really use the records from the 90s in my repertoire. I play on three players to be able to continuously cue one track ahead.

▶︎ What inspires you most about the 90s?
The idea of techno growing as the music of the future! Although not only the music, but also the ideas of Juan Atkins, Underground Resistance, and Drexciya. All the interpretations of the music and the incredible communities and influences that grew out of the era. What’s not to love!

When the future was envisioned at the time when techno was being invented, the idea was probably different from what it might be when thought of today. I guess it’s possible to apply the idea of us being at the end of that future or in the beginning of the next future. Wherever we’re at now, we’re all headed into either something fantastic or something tragic, haha. But as far as techno is concerned, I myself really want to stick to associating it as a forward thinking genre. I feel that it’s also suited for me to soundtrack the urban decay we have through our current structures in society. Maybe a bit like Detroits economic decline back then - I cannot know!

▶︎ Do you think the techno tracks from 30 years ago are still relevant today?
They are the most relevant bar none if you ask me. If you don’t look back on how techno started in Detroit, it will be hard to motivate modern interpretations of it today. If it wasn’t for inventors like Juan Atkins, Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson we wouldn’t be where we are with this genre. They deserve respect, as well as the waves of techno that later came after them. The way techno was made 30+ years is an archetype.

▶︎ Thank you for this podcast and your words !

90s Podcast #04 - DJ Lily

Avid club music archivist, and Balance party starter @mpctrax gives us a look into his 909 ridden world for episode 67 of the Apecast.

A Newcastle artist who generally prefers to remain faceless, turning his hand towards DJing, promotion, and production over his time spent devoted to the dancefloor, with an affinity towards Techno & Hard Groove sound palettes.

With a bagful of records & a well-informed passion for the music, mpc–trax has got you covered for this weeks Apecast.

APECAST 067 - mpc–trax

Introducing our next SPND20 Mixtape guest📼: @LindenbergSupport, a dynamic DJ and producer hailing from Augsburg, Germany. Renowned for his eclectic selection and regular appearances at the illustrious City Club, where he's been part of the crew since 2020.🔊

In his productions, Lindenberg Support masterfully blends abstract sounds, UK bass-inspired grooves, and elements reminiscent of 90s breakbeat with the classic essence of house and techno rhythms. His latest release on Shaw Cuts showcases a more personal and emotive side, featuring a nine-track ambient album that delves into the depths of his creativity.👽

Lindenberg Support's sets are a testament to his versatility, seamlessly weaving between contemporary and classic sounds, delivering a potent blend of dancefloor-oriented techno with bass-heavy, breakbeat influences. If you're eager to explore his artistic expressions, this SPANDAU20 Mixtape will let you dive into his soundscape and stay tuned for more captivating releases.🖤

#Spandau20 #LindenbergSupport #CityClub #Techno #HouseMusic #DJ #Producer #ambient #ukbass #breakbeat

SPND20 Mixtape by Lindenberg Support

Recorded on 2 Technics 1200s and an Allen & Heath Xone 62

Features tracks by Kerri Chandler, Shanti Celeste, Sage, Craig Smith, The Revenge, myself and more...

GRL House Culture Mix

finally got around to digging out the recording of the Tresor set from the 8th of May 2024.

My recorder unfortunately died after an hour and a half so Ive just got the opening of the 7.5 hours.

Sparkling Water Dreams @ Aurora Bar - Tresor / 08.05.24

House by @cailin1210

Vinyl Only -  Hardware Nerd

GRL House Culture Mix

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