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Heres a little old mix i did a few years back...memories of those summer of 91 raves....whooaaa hoo....thooose dayz!! (Tunes are from 1989- 1991!) Enjoy =o))



Debbie Malone - Rescue Me (Original Version)
Shades Of Rhythm - Exorcist
Rhythm Section - Check Out The Bass
Incubus - The Spirit
Shut Up & Dance - £20.00 To Get In
John Foxx & Nation 12 - Listen To The Drummer
Shut Up & Dance $10 To Get In
Meat Beat Manifesto - Radio Babylon
Bitin' Back - She's Breaking Up
Genaside II/Sharon Williams - Narra Mind (Original 91 Version)
G Double E - Fire When Ready
DJ Chocci Roc - Hoovers And Spray Cans
Dee Pattern - Who's The Badman (Original Sound System Mix)
Ragga Twins - 18 Inch Speaker
Rebel MC - Wickedest Sound
Rebel MC - Tribal Bass (Original Foundation Mix)
The House Crew - Keep The Fire Burning
Earth Leakage Trip - No Idea



DOPE KENNY - BackTo91

WAREHOUSE TRAXX FROM 1990 FROM LABELS SUCH AS WARP RECORDS, BRINGING YOU SOME EARLY BRITISH TECHNO STRAIGHT FROM THE UNDERGROUND! CYBERDOG DELIVERING THE OLD SKOOL VINYL MIX!

1. LFO - TRACK 4. 
2. FORGEMASTERS - SHALL WE. 
3. NIGHTMARES ON WAX - DEXTROUS. 
4. FORGEMASTERS - TRACK WITH NO NAME. 
5. LFO - LFO REMIX. 
6. TRICKY DISCO REMIX - INNER SPACE MIX. 
7. D-SHAKE - YAAAAA. 
8. TRICKY DISCO - TRICKY DISCO. 
9. D-SHAKE - YAAAAA - TECHNO TRANCE REMIX. 
10. PETRA + CO - JUST LET GO. 
11.. GTO - PURE. 
12. NITROUS - MOONWALK. 
13. QUAZAR - 97 STARS. 
14. THE MOODY TWO - YOUR SO FUNKY. 
15. SL2 - WAY IN MY BRAIN. 
16. LFO - LFO. 
17. KLF - WHAT TIME IS LOVE

WAREHOUSE MIX - 1990

The Space Club opened the doors in 1990. The most famous resident dj was Roland Casper!

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Dj Jörg @ Space Club, Cologne, Germany  03.1992

What Evil Lurks 0:00
We're Gonna Rock 4:19
Manic 8:53
Drop The Bass 12:39
Android II 16:30
Your Love (EP) 21:22
Pandemonia 27:23
Charlie I 31:37
Charlie II 36:49
Dr Zupan 40:26
The Beat 44:08
Android I 46:45
Drop The Bass 51:42
Manic (Spacehopper) 55:26
Everybody In The Place 58:46
Charlie I 1:02:11


Liam Howlett (The Prodigy) - demo 1990 with tracklist

All of a sudden, like a clap of thunder in a clear sky, house music exploded in Amsterdam. It was September 1988, the end of the summer that the British had already dubbed "The Summer Of Love," and the birth of a new era in the capital.

Shrouded in steam and smoke, lit by furious, flashing strobes, Eddy de Clercq stands behind the turntables at the RoXY. Beaded with sweat, in deep concentration and completely at one with the music, he builds a compelling, hypnotising soundtrack of electronic beats and basslines. Uplifting house tracks alternate with beautiful, vocal garage and abstract, futuristic Detroit techno. Waves of energy shudder through the crowd, who whoop and cheer with each subsequent track. Football whistles blare, a siren begins to wail. Can you feeeel it? The temperature reaches boiling point as the dance floor explodes in yet another ecstatic climax. But then the DJ makes a radical change in tack. The musical rollercoaster hurtles on into the depths of the night, driven forward by an intense, biting acid track that makes the floor shake. Strange and estranging and going so deep that we seem for a moment to step into an intoxicating dreamworld where time no longer exists.

In the late summer of 1988, over the course of only a few weeks, the RoXY, a stylish, former cinema on the Singel in Amsterdam, grew into a veritable house temple: the dazzling centre of the capital's young house scene and a club whose fame in the years that followed would take on almost mythical proportions. Not only because of the music, but also due to the extravagant clientele, who knew how to create an amazing party atmosphere.

[00:00] Rhythm Is Rhythm - Strings Of Life
[03:48] Djum Djum - Difference
[05:33] Nightmares On Wax - Aftermath
[07:06] ?
[10:27] 4 For Money - Its A Moment In Time (Rising High Dub)
[13:07] Liaisons Dangereuses - Peut Etre...Pas
[18:12] Jamie Principle - Your Love
[22:25] Pete Shelley - Witness The Change
[26:31] The D.O.C. - Portrait Of A Masterpiece (Hip Hop 12" Extended Mix)
[30:45] ?
[33:50] Master C&J - Face It 
[35:55] Reese - Just Want Another Chance
[39:22] Lovechild - Sweet Ambience (Deep Dub)
[46:50] ?
[42:54] Chapter 1 - Unleash The Groove (E-Funk Mix)
[48:58] Suburban Knight - The Art Of Stalking
[51:01] Tyree - Acid Crash
[56:15] Ron Trent - Altered States

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Derrick May @ RoXY, Amsterdam   28.09.1990

One of the most well-known DJ's in the world, famous for his tireless remix and production work, as well as his long-running association with fellow top-flight Sasha. Beginning DJ'ing in the early 1990's in the company of friends like Fabio and Grooverider, he began to champion the burgeoning progressive house sound, most notably with his residency at Renaissance with Sasha. His partnership with Nick Muir as Bedrock in the early 90's yielded the club hits "For What You Dream Of" and "Set In Stone", and the runaway popularity of his Bedrock Records record label was established with its first release, "Heaven Scent", in late 1999. John continues to remix and produce music while running the Bedrock Records label and a successful weekly radio show on KISS-100 FM in the UK. 

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

John Digweed @ Renaissance, Mansfield, U.K.  28.11.1992

david morales @ warsaw miami 1993 pt.1

01. Roman - Free The Feeling (Part II)
02. Inner City - Hallelujah (Leftfield on High Vocal)
03. Mariah Carey - Make It Happen (C&C Dub)
04. Nu-World - Chrystol Dance
05. Gypsymen - Hear The Music (Tee's Freeze Mix)
06. Passion Flower - Urban Bells
07. Shawn Christopher - Don't Lose the Magic (Morales Bump Dub Mix)
08. The R.A.S.E. - Get On Up (Groovy Disco Mix)
09. Sure Is Pure feat. Aphrique - Is This Love Really Real? (Yowsah Vocal)
10. Kathy Sledge - Take Me Back to Love Again (Shelter Me Mix)
11. The Beatmasters - Dunno What It Is (About You)
12. Ann Consuelo - See the Day (StoneBridge Mix)
13. Blow - The Cutter
14. Jam & Spoon - Stella
15. The Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea
16. MI7 - Rocking Down the House (Chop Mix)
17. Rusty - Everything Is Gonna Change (Sasha's Dub Mix)
18. St Etienne - Join Our Club (Billy Nasty Mix)
19. Little Louie Vega & Marc Anthony - Ride on the Rhythm
20. Bomb The Bass - You See Me in 3D (Remix)
21. D.O.P. - Groovy Beat (Part 2)
22. Gat Decor - Passion

A much renowned DJ and production figure in trance and progressive circles, Sasha was born in 1969 in North Wales UK. Became famous in the late 80's and early 90's for residencies at clubs like Shelly's, the Hacienda, and most notably Renaissance. At Renaissance, formed a now-famous DJ partnership with John Digweed which continues to the present day.

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!


Sasha @ Renaissance, Mansfield, U.K.  04.1992

I can't remember a time without the strains of soul music drifting through our house. With both parents coming from Barbados I was brought up very much in tune with a natural party ethos that went hand in hand with a love of good music. My earliest musical memories are of Booker T and the MGs, Aretha Franklin and, of course the great Elvis, and I used to hijack my parents collection of 70's soul 45's and get the whole family grooving round the lounge! I guess the early signs were there - my passion for music combined with an over-whelming desire to entertain as many people as possible.

By 10 I had well and truly caught the bug and was spending every bit of my pocket money on soul and funk records. I got my first pair of decks (just the 2!) by the age of 15 and I started to play as many parties as I could, discovering that I could buzz off a crowd whilst funding my habit at the same time. As the 70's became the 80's I followed the musical trend from soul to disco to hip-hop but it wasn't really until I moved to Brighton in 1986 that I discovered, along with so many others, the pure thrill of acid house.

The 'Summer Of Love' was special for me in more ways than one. It was at the Sunrise rave on the outskirts of London in 1988 that I had had my biggest breakthrough yet. I was already something of a regular on the infamous M1/Orbital rave circuit but it was at Sunrise that I had the idea to hook up a third deck. At 10.30am on a hazy Sunday morning I managed to tempt 15,000 partied out ravers back onto their weary feet and kick the party back into action - it was an amazing experience- and since then my phone has not stopped ringing with offers for 'The 3 Deck Wizard'. I was fortunate enough to participate in many of the events that have gone down in history as defining moments in the history of UK club culture, such as playing the opening night at Rampling's legendary Shoom, running The Project with Oakie as well as holding a residency at Brighton's ZAP club.

With my reputation as a DJ well and truly secured I was able to turn my attentions towards producing. Initially signing to Perfecto I had my first hit in 1992 with 'I Want You' and, believe me, no one was more surprised than me when I found myself performing on Top Of The Pops when my record peaked at number 23 in the UK charts!!

Despite the fact that the follow up 'Does It Feel Good To You' also charted in the top 40, commercial success was never what I had been aiming for, it was all somewhat too far removed from the reality and buzz of setting a dance floor alight. Whilst fellow spinners such as Grooverider and Fabio moved from raves into Jungle, choosing to focus on a very UK and London orientated sound, I couldn't escape the American and European influences that had always been there whilst I was growing up. I have always been very globally minded which comes across in my choice of music, which I use to cross physical and cultural boundaries to bring people together. Essentially my heart lies with house and techno and it was for this reason that I chose to take a back seat from my impending career as a pop star and be true to myself by going underground and re-discovering my roots. 

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Carl Cox @ The Eclipse, Coventry, U.K.  1991

A major electronic music pioneer from Detroit, Juan appeared behind aliases such as Cybotron, Model 500, and Infiniti releasing many classics of Detroit techno.

The 1982 electro track "Clear", recorded by Atkins and Rick Davis as Cybotron, is often considered the first proto-techno track. Continuing to the experimentation by fusing the extra-terrestrial funk of Parliament Funkadelic with the futuristic rhythms and hard math of Kraftwerk and the progressive dance theorems proposed by Giorgio Moroder, the Model 500 12"s on his own label Metroplex laid the blueprint for Detroit techno.

Along with the tracks made by two schoolmates from the grade below, Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson, Detroit techno quickly made its way across the atlantic and immediately sparked the emerging rave culture and soon after the entire global dance community.

Moving through the later 1980's as Model 500, Atkins continued as one of the most prolific and sought after producers of electronic music throughout the 1990's, culminating in the use of an Atkins' original as the musical bed for the 2000 launch of the Ford Focus 'Detroit Techno' automobile.

Packing clubs nationally from Detroit to NYC, internationally from London to Venezuela, Juan has mastered the art of soaking up new rhythmic elements from contemporary dance music while keeping his unerring, instantly recognizable sense of melody intact.

Much discussed and anthologized not only for his 20 years of production credit but also for his ability to rock a dance floor, Juan Atkins' music and DJ-ing is deified in Europe and embraced all over the world. Juan has also been prolifically releasing albums, remixes and collaborations on Belgium's R & S Records, Germany's Tresor, and others. 

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Juan Atkins @ The Ark, Leeds, U.K.  15.05.1993

1.Lost In Music (Special 1984 Nile Rodgers Remix)
by Sister Sledge
2.Godfather Of House
by House People
3.Bring Down the Walls
by Robert Owens
4.I’ve Lost Control
by Sleezy D.
5.Destination
by Marshall Jefferson
6.Turn It
by Sweet D
7.Love Can’t Turn Around
by Farley “Jackmaster” Funk
8.Don’t You Try It
by Raww
9.It Looks Like Love
by Goody Goody
10.What Ever Turns You On
by Mario Reyes
11.Move Your Body
by Marshall Jefferson
12.Baila (Razzmatazz)
by Raz
13.You Wear It Well
by El DeBarge with DeBarge
14.Dreamin’
by Loleatta Holloway
15.Way to My Heart (Chicago House Mix)
by Matt Warren
16.Love Can’t Turn Around
by Farley “Jackmaster” Funk
17.Only the Strong Survive (edit)
by Billy Paul
18.Take It Higher
by Sterling Void
19.You Can’t Hide
by Frankie Knuckles
20.Hypnotic Tango (87 Powerhouse Mix)
by My Mine
21.Lady Bug (Remix)
by Bumblebee Unlimited
22.Dub It
by Master C & J
23.Baby I’m Scared
of You
by Womack and Womack
24.We Got the Funk
by Positive Force
25.Godfather of House
by House People
26.Ma Foom Bey (Special ZZB Version/Rhythm Version)
by Cultural Vibe
27.No Way Back
by Adonis
28.Give Your Self to Me
by The Rude Boy Farley Keith
29.Celebrate (Pt. II)
by Subject
30.Let No Man Put Asunder (Edit Of Disco Madness Remix)
by First Choice
31.Need Somebody New
by Jamaica Girls
32.I Can’t Turn Around
by J.M. Silk
33.Let No Man Put Asunder (Acapella)
by First Choice

Frankie Knuckles @ WBMX 102.7 FM Hotmix Chicago, USA  1986

"Tony Largo is one of the prime movers on the LA house scene. In the 90's his weekly mix show on vanguard dance oriented radio station MARS FM 103.1 was the soundtrack for a generation of ravers, shakers, and movers on their way to the map points to the best Undergrounds LA had to offer. Mr. Largos monthly residency Candelabra, his weekly residencies Tuesdays Blind Faith, Wednesdays Ana's Playhouse, Fridays Open House and of course Sunday afternoons @ Maxx was a blissful oasis of groove in an often turbulent time. Even if you haven’t heard of Largo this session is a valuable document of that lost epoch, before the scourge of gentrification, when garage, soulful, dub and deep still lived on the same block and we just called it house. You can catch Tony at your local L.A. undergrounds. Keep an eye out for his once a year Does Your Mama Know? Tony Largo the 'Enigma' LA's Best Kept Secret all these years..."

https://soundcloud.com/tony-largo
https://www.facebook.com/djtlargo
http://www.mixcrate.com/tonylargo/dj_mixes
https://www.mixcloud.com/tlargo/

Tony Largo @ Candelabra, L.A., USA 1988

This mix pays tribute to the sounds of early 1988. Back then in London it was all about clubs like Spectrum & Future on Mon & Thu nights respectively, Enter The Dragon on a Wed and Trip at Astoria at the weekend...Included are early Chicago and New York tracks with Future being more experimental with New Beat & Balearic themes. Spectrum was where it was banging tho…I can always remember the Heaven laser rig slowly descending towards the dance floor when Slam by Phuture Pfantasy Club was doing the damage…mmm wicked.

Future & Spectrum 1988

Kevin Saunderson     -   Deep Space Intro 	
Bango 	          -             Ritual Beating System
Tata Box Inhibitors   -    Ribosomal 	
Chocolate City 	-       Love Songs (Demo Mix) 	
Jark Prongo 	      -         Spadet 	
René Et Gaston 	-       Merluche Ideale 	
Octave One 	 -              Night Illusions 	
"R"-Tyme 	   -            Use Me 	
69 	                  -             My Machines (Pt. 1) 	
Plastikman 	-               Spastik 	
Octave One 	       -        Siege 	
Playboy           	-       In Da Jungle 	
E-Dancer 	    -           World Of Deep 	
Outlander 	   -            Vamp 	
Trancesetters 	-       Neurodisco 	
The Sharp Boys  	-       Sharp Tools - Volume Two 	
Sean Deason 	      -         Razorback 
Strand 	           -            Bloated (Jaggernaut Mix)
The 	Electric 10   -         ex-p.r. 	
Dark Comedy 	-      The Bar 	
E-Dancer 	        -      Velocity Funk 	
Kevin Saunderson  -     Deep Space Outro 	

Kevin Saunderson, one of Detroit techno`s founding fathers and an inspirational DJ who can lift a crowd with anything from hard techno to slick, funky house, enhances the X-Mix series with a Transmission from Deep Space Radio.
Deep Space Radio was a mid 90`s show on Detroit`s WGPR 107.5, coceived by Juan Atkins and aiming to showcase cutting edge dance music in a way no radio station has ever done before or since. Kevin Saunderson was one of the many influental DJ`s who contributed regular mixes.
Using turntable techniques augmented by edits and other studio magic, Kevin Saunderson`s X-Mix recaptures the excitement of a classic Deep Space Radio show, while remaining musically close to his enthralling live set.

https://soundcloud.com/kevinsaunderson
http://www.discogs.com/Kevin-Saunderson-X-Mix-Transmission-From-Deep-Space-Radio/master/76274

X-Mix 9  Kevin Saunderson - Transmission From Deep Space Radio  1997

Warning **first track contains explicit lyrics**

Dedicated to the Biology events that ran in 1989. Proper warehouse beats and grooves for the summer. Hitting Blackmarket Records in London W1 to sort out the tickets and then find someone with a motor willing to sacrifice the next 12-24 hours of their lives for us...

Biology 1989

Barry Graves hat so viel für die Musik getan, dass kann man garnicht in Worte fassen. Ich werde versuchen, Ihm in unserer Zeit gerecht zu werden. Ich kann das nur versuchen.

Dr. Motte & Planet Berlin(Club)Mix 1991 Barry Graves Radio4u

Joey Beltram - Old Skool Techno Mix

Buckley live @ Back to Basics 20th birthday -nov 2011 -  20 years of acid house!

Oldskool 1991 mix 4

A tribute to the Haçienda 

Here's a selection of tunes taking us back to the Haçienda in 1989. I remember dancing on the stage all night with my hands in the air, praising Mr Park and Mr Pickering for their work behind those decks. This mix is just a snippet of tunes played back then but I hope I managed to jog your memory and capture some of the emotion.

Full tracklist:

 1.   Sueño Latino - Sueño Latino (acapella intro)
 2.   Phuture - Slam
 3.   R-Tyme - R-Theme
 4.   Sound Factory - Cuban Gigolo 
 5.   The Bass Boys - Lost in Bass
 6.   Jungle Crew - Electric Dance
 7.   The Chosen - Visions Of Life
 8.   De-Lite - Wild Times (Mayday Mix)
 9.   Company 2 - Take It As It Is (vocal mix)
10.  Tony Scott - Get In To It
11.  Seduction - (You're My One and Only) True Love
12.  Mr Monday - Keep On (Piano Mix)
13.  KLF - Last Train from Trancentral (Ambient)
14.  808 State - Pacific State
15.  Adamski - NRG
16.  Nicole - Rock The House
17.  Reese Project - Rock to the Beat
18.  LA Mix - Love Together
19.  Roberta Flack - Uh-Uh Ooh-Ooh Look Out (Here It Comes)
20.  Kym Mazelle - Was That All It Was [Def Mix]
21.  Adeva - Musical Freedom 


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