Oldskool Vinyl Mix
Track List
Something Scary - Zsa Zsa La Boom
The Dance - Rhythim Is Rhythim
Ride Em Boy - Blake Baxter
Piano Houze - MD Connection
Clap Your Hands - Fast Eddie
Kaos - Rhythim Is Rhythim
Jesus Loves The Acid - Extacy Club
Theme Of Chicago - Stabbed
Nothing Stays The Same - Looney Tunes
 Out Of Control  - O.N.I.T. 
Voodoo Doll - Women Eat there Men
Check This Out - Hard House
Party People - Royal House
Wheres Your Child - Bam Bam
Can u Dance - Fast Eddie
Rock To The Beat - Rease
It Is What It Is -  Rhythim Is Rhythim 
Its Just Another 909 Beat - Frank De Wulf
 


Oldskool 1988 - 1989 Mix 2

Our Generation - Vol 81

The Prodigy Promo Mix By Pure Doze (Part 1 Of 2)

DJ Bubbler's set Recorded Live from the Basement at XOYO for My House NYE Resolution on 31st Dec 2024.
Set time 17.00-18.00

Bubbler - My House NYE Resolution

Jeremy Healy - Federation - Palatine Building, Blackpool - 1995

funfair (newbeat acid hiphouse techno house experience @ 88-92)

Dj Nipper @ Shelleys 18th October 1991 Part 1

Darkened Room !!! 🔥🔥23/9/25.

Tension

Stores & Download - ffm.to/phoebe_simmons

Heavy Drop

Barry Weaver was one of the best techno dj's from LA's early rave and underground scene. He had a great ability to mix familiar anthems with lesser-known tracks. His mixing was technically precise. If his name was on the flyer, you could expect a rock-solid set.

This mix tape, Tekno - The New Religion, was sold at record shops on Melrose Boulevard, the hub of LA's club culture. I bought this copy in '92 at Beat Non Stop, one of the big dance music record stores.

The tape sides weren't labeled with the traditional A and B or 1 and 2. Instead, one side was labeled "Everybody's Free / Free Everybody". The other side was marked "Eat Em Up Yum, Yum / Yum, Yum Eat Em Up". So which side was first?

I put the Everybody's Free side first because it starts with an obvious introduction, the spoken meditation, while the start of Eat Em Up seemed to be a continuation of the first side. It should be noted that the Eat Em Up side is the one packed with popular techno tracks, so if you want to hear the familiar bangers first, skip to the 31:00 mark.

After transferring the recording to digital format, I applied some noise reduction to minimize tape hiss, tweaked the eq, and brought up the levels. The result sounds pretty decent. 

This tape was produced by the Milky Way Acid House Family. Milky Way recorded and distributed a series of mix tapes featuring the biggest dj’s of the time (1991-1992). Many of those legendary mix tapes can be heard on Simfonik: http://simfonik.com/tag/milky-way-acid-house-family/

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The Prodigy Promo Mix By Pure Doze (Part 1 Of 2)

Pure Doze Too Strong