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

Rave Classics & Anthems Mixed By Chris Rockz

Tom & Jerry - We Can Be Free
Babylon Timewarp - Durban Poison (Kashmir Mix)
Stretch & Enjoy - Dance
Nasty Habits - Here Comes The Drumz (Remix)
FBD Project - Terminate
Nasty Habits - Mayday, Mayday (Remix)
FBD Project  - The Core
Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse - Drowning In Her
Intense - Paradox
D.O.P.E. - Dope On Plastic (DJ Easy B & T Bag Revisited Mix)
Dead Man's Chest - Open Your Eyes
From The Man Like Pennywise - Suspension Of Disbelief
The Vice Squad - On The Edge
Tom & Jerry - Physics
Acid Beard Massive - Untitled
The House Crew - Euphoria (Nino's Dream)

93 'Til Infinity - Old Skool Hardcore and Jungle Mix

Oldskool Set-1992 (Krome & Time, Ace

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

93 MIX - Ellis Dee

J Dilla - Nothing Like This (Subculture Remix)

Seduction - Fantazia Showcase Nov 1992

Universe Mind Body and Soul 11-09-1992 Bath

mindbody+soul 92

Mickey Finn Universe Mind Body and Soul 11-09-1992 Bath

Oldskool Set-1992 Ellis Dee

With well over 30 years of mixing experience; this genre of mix means the most to me as it includes many tracks from my first few crates of vinyl. 60+ tracks and over 3 hours of late 92, early 93 hardcore mixed together for your dancing pleasure. If promotors like Fantazia, Universe, Dreamscape, Obsession and Dance Planet mean anything to you, this one’s for you! Have included some more recent productions.

This is my hardcore mix. There are many like it but this one is mine!

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1 - Nookie - Gonna Be Alright (Unknown Remix)
2 - DJ Flow - Let’s Go (Boizo Edit)
3 - Noise Factory - Mr Sulu
4 - Foul Play - Finest Illusion (Illegal Mix)
5 - Stormski - You Better Move
6 - Andy C - Mind Rise
7 - Baby D - Let Me Be Your Fantasy (Acen Mix)
8 - Doc Scott - NHS (Nicky Allen Mix)
9 - Sacred - Do It Together (Pursuit Mix)
10 - Egyption Empire - The Horn Track (Micky Finn Mix)
11 - Dance Conspiracy - Dub War (Diplomat Mix)
12 - DJ Nexus - Techwaxer
13 - Metalheadz - Kemistry
14 - Noise Overload - Right Here Right Now (Part 2)
15 - Dance Conspiracy - Dub War (Chapter 2)
16 - Bass Selective - Jessicas Jaw
17 - Double Vision - Easy Does It
18 - Cool Hand Flex - Your Risk
19 - The House Crew - Euphoria (Ninos Dream)
20 - Soundcorp - Dreamfinder (Remix)
21 - EQ - Total Ecstasy (Remix)
22 - Mystery Man - Love E (Remix)
23 - Herve - Blaze
24 - Sub Love - Underground
25 - Acen - Trip II The Moon (Part 2)
26 - Acen - Trip II The Moon (Part 1)
27 - DJ Phantasy’s Mate - Edit 1
28 - Yolk - Bish Bosh
29 - Noise Factory - The Fire
30 - Kaotic Chemistry - Illegal Subs
31 - Ellis Dee & Swanee - Roughneck Bizznizz
32 - Alieneye - Found A Café
33 - D-Livin - Why
34 - Joint Project - Total Feeling
35 - Release - Dance In Eden
36 - Cosmo & Dibs - Star Eyes (Remix)
37 - 150 Volts - Chucki (Remix)
38 - Satin Storm - Satin Storm (Unknown Remix)
39 - Bass Ballistics - Smoke Dis One (Remix)
40 - Lemon D - I Need You Tonight
41 - John B - Up All Night (Boizo Edit)
42 - Menace Makes 3 - Do You Feel What I’m Feelin
43 - Inner Sense - Radiate
44 - Desired State - Expansion (Remix)
45 - Dance City - Can I Share My House With You
46 - DJ’s Unknown - Volume 2
47 - Dragonfly EP - Right There
48 - Clubsonic - In Control
49 - Krome & Time - This Sound Is For The Underground
50 - Bennie D - Good For Me
51 - Release - Inner Dream
52 - Spaced - Deeper (Hardcore Remix)
53 - Justice & Mercy - Soothe My Soul
54 - Foul Play - Feel The Vibe
55 - Wax & Inferno - Colaberate
56 - Orca - Alive & Kicking
57 - Ellis Dee - Rock To The Max (Jedi Mix)
58 - Nebula II - Atheama (Remix)
59 - Blame - Feel The Energy
60 - Dougal - Life Is Like A Dance
61 - The Untouchables - Desire 93
62 - Shar-Pei & Systec - Feeling My Desire

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Oldskool Hardcore Rave (6/10) - 28-11-19

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

Taking it back to the summer of 1992 and the phenomenal Fantazia 'Summertime' rave - as with all tribute shows I took all of the tracks played by the DJs on the night and mixed them into 2 hours - well some of them anyway - part 2 defo coming soon!

Oldskool Set-1992 Ellis Dee

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