Mix of the Week #384 is "Soft Rock For Hard Times Vol. 7" by Universal Cave
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Mix of the Week #384: Universal Cave - Soft Rock For Hard Times Vol. 7

Palace Twins is a transatlantic Deep House collaboration between Ian St. Laurent (Philadelphia) and Julian S. Process (Berlin)

Palace Twins - My Mind

Revival - the best afterhours club Philly ever had!!! DJ Danny Savage live at Revival on Friday, July 14, 1995.

1.	“Don’t Stop” – The TechFunkers
2.	“Yebo” – Art of Noise 
3.	“Animal Attack” – Fumiya Tanaka
4.	“D.O.S.E.” – Kikoman Sauce
5.	“Do You Know What I Mean” – Fresh Tunes #1
6.	“Feelin’ Kinda High” – Cajmere feat. Terence F.M.
7.	“Mindwarriors” – Sax 4 Two
8.	“Jack Knife” – Fumiya Tanaka
9.	“E” – La Tour
10.	“Nine” – RAC
11.	“Hands On Love” – Saint 7
12.	“Everybody Be Somebody” – Ruffneck Feat. Yavahn
13.	“Bostich” – Yello
14.	“Everybody Be Somebody” – Ruffneck Feat. Yavahn
15.	“Tribal Rydims” – Kenny “Dope” presents the Bucketheads
16.	“Work It To The Bone”– LNR (Acapella mixed over Tribal Rydims)
17.	“Tribal Rydims” – Kenny “Dope” presents the Bucketheads
18.	“Protein” – Tata Box Inhibitors

This is a live mix from Revival nightclub in Philadelphia with the bare essentials – two turntables, a mixer and vinyl. Back in the 90’s (before vinyl emulation software) DJing was, in my opinion, a purer art form. You had to depend on your ears to beat mix (to match the tempos) and you had to dig through various record stores to obtain your songs.

In the summer of 1995, I DJed at Revival every Friday night. Once a week I would search various record stores in Philadelphia for the newest and freshest sounds, from domestic to imports. Every Monday evening, I would go to 611 Records where owner Nigel Richards would help me with the newest arrivals of imports. During lunch break from my day job, once a week, I would go to Armand's Records were Cosmo Baker would play me the hottest songs that arrived that week and I would also check out Sound of Market’s selection. Nothing compares to vinyl from touching it, to hearing it.

REVIVAL - DJ Danny Savage, Friday, July 14th, 1995

DJ Donald Stone @ The Nile - 1993. (Side A)

DJ Donald Stone spinning live at the Nile. The Nile was a gay, black, after-hours club located at 13th & Walnut Streets in the City of Philadelphia.

DJ Donald Stone @ The Nile - 1993. (Side B)

DJ Robbie Tronco live at the Strand in Philadelphia, circa 1988. Robbie spun at the Strand five days a week, in the late 80s. The Strand was an after-hours club located at 1215 Walnut Street in Philadelphia, PA, U.S.A.

Robbie was a trailblazer!  He influenced a lot of DJs in Philadelphia and the east coast of the United States. DJing since 1975, Robbie still spins live every week in the City of Brotherly Love.

DJ Robbie Tronco @ the Strand. (Side A)

DJ Robbie Tronco live at the Strand in Philadelphia, circa 1988. The Strand (formerly the Kennel Club) was an after-hours club located at 1215 Walnut Street.

DJ Robbie Tronco @ the Strand. (Side B)

IT' X-MAS NIGHT 1988 4AM AT THE STRAND AND I'M DJING WITH 3 1200'S & A BOZAK ENJOY!!!!!! 

Palace Twins - My Mind

Ian Saint Laurent