Welcome to the first instalment of our All Luv'd Up ( Weekend Offender ) retro mixtape :) 
We @ All Luv'd Up aim to bring you a series of retro mixtapes from our resident Dj's as well as established artists within this era :)
We would like to thank Weekend Offender for there continued support @ our nights in and around the UK. Big Ups for all the artists involved in this mix.

Mike X

Mike Frost All Luv'd Up Retro Mix 001

Live recording of Greg Wilson's return visit to The Move @ The Exchange, Stoke on Trent.

GREG WILSON @ THE MOVE - STOKE - ON - TRENT - 13.12.14

I wrote this song from the inside of a collapse, where love, desire, and irritation all speak at once and none of them wait their turn. The voice isn’t trying to be kind or coherent; it’s trying to be honest in real time. I’m talking to someone I still want, even as I’m pushing them away, hoping they fall again not out of cruelty but because falling proves you were ever really there. The language snaps and hisses because that’s how the body remembers conflict—sharp, animal, unfinished.

As the song moves, intimacy becomes crowded. Names blur, bodies overlap, affection turns into accounting. I’m holding someone close while already feeling replaceable, replaying scenes like evidence I can’t stop reviewing. Humor leaks in—awkward, bitter, almost childish—because laughter is sometimes the only way to survive disrespect without fully hardening. Even tenderness feels unstable, like sleeping next to someone while quietly counting how much of myself I’ve already given away.

By the end, the song admits decay without trying to fix it. Some roots were cut long ago; some rotted while I pretended they were still feeding me. What’s left is not revenge but clarity—throwing away what smells wrong, naming what can’t be saved. The final gesture isn’t reconciliation or forgiveness; it’s letting collapse speak, accepting that not everything broken wants to grow again!

ALL ROOTS ROT!

Free Falling

Classic funky house & electro mix recorded for satchmos reuinion

Andy Fryer - Satchmo's Classics 30.7.16

Ace of Clubs Classics

Harvey and Nick Stockley B2B Live at Ace of Clubs (Sept 2000)

Rememeber buying records in the 90s from my local shop Global Groove. Tes the owner would always at the end pull one out for the girls..

Edit Grant 1 for the Girls. Oct 2020

Tech G & Darren Harvey Shelleys Laserdome live stream Aug 2020

I was persuaded to live stream my Northern Soul records for "Back in the Day" on Christmas Sunday, 27/12/20...... somebody forgot to press record..... and I thought the mix had gone for ever....... but it's been recovered from the far flung corners of the tinter web, and here its, in all it's tinny, mono glory, warts and all!

An all vinyl mix, pops, skips and scratches, just how it used to be, all those years ago! 

So roll back the carpets and re-live Bob's Northern Soul Disco one more time!

Dance..... while you can!

BITD LIVE 

Bob's Northern Soul  Disco, for Back in the Day, 27/12/20

Live recording from Substitution at The Void - Nov 2001 - Old skool vinyl set.

Substitution at The Void - November 2001

A selection of nice old skool sounds. From techno to bleep, house to breakbeat.....enjoy!

Strings, Blips, Bleeps & Trips

Lee discovered dance music at an early age during the explosion of breakdance & B-Boy culture of the early 80's and has been hooked ever since. Hanging around early local Stoke on Trent club nights such as 'Introspective' & 'Sindrome' circa 1990 resulted in Lee forcing his way into the DJ booth by any means necessary and never leaving! Comparing at the infamous 'Entropy' and 'Amnesia' nights in the legendary Shelleys Laserdome & Leisurebowl nightclubs progressed into DJing & making music for 10 years under dozens of pseudonyms producing & remixing over 100 records via a multitude of genres & labels such as Network, 6x6, Strictly Rhythm, Perfecto, Hooj Choons, Platipus, Estereo, DMC, BMG, Hi Bias, Gusto and City Rockers and various gigs at mainly local clubs with the occasional high profile gig, playing it deeper in backrooms at Ministry of Sound ('96) & Renaissance ('97). Studio manager at Midiroom studios for 8 years and label manager/A&R for imprints Freebass, Ruff Definition & Sexafonic records. One of the founders and resident DJs of seminal Stoke on Trent club night Reckless at Satchmos Playing Disco, Boogie, Old Skool Hip Hop & Balearic beats from 98-08 bringing guests such as Kool Herc, Mantronix & Grandmaster Flash to Stoke and Chief editor of Move magazine from 2001-2006. Still DJing, mainly for The Move which is now an promotion company putting on events since 2011 which currently resides at The Sugarmill & The Exchange in Hanley Stoke On Trent on selected weekend dates which sees him in his current & most predominant role as events organiser, bringing diverse guest DJ's such as Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler, The Martinez Bros, Dam Swindle, Greg Wilson, Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak, Skream, Kevin Saunderson, Denis Sulta, Eats Everything, Sasha, Dimitri From Paris, Skream, Patrick Topping, Kenny Dope, Todd Terry & Snoop Dogg...

GREG WILSON @ THE MOVE - STOKE - ON - TRENT - 13.12.14

Lee Fredericks