Old skool :)

DJ Hype - Kenny Ken - Ray Keith - Dreamscape Radio vol 1 - 1995

old skool, old skool,old skool loads of tracks from back in the day all mixed on 100% original vinyls none of this cue and start bollox.keep it old skool the way it was

STEVEE WONDER OLD SKOOL BDAY SPECIAL MIX

Recorded live - Moondance at Hidden January 2014 in the old skool room 

Moondance @ Hidden - January 2014

LtjBukem-KingsOfTheJungle15thSeptember1995.mp3

Top Buzz - Jason Kay & Mc Mad P @ Pandemonium Through The Years - 21/03/2009

come with dem rollers,Kenny Ken on form :-)


Dreamscape 12 - Kenny Ken

Some proper old skool from back in the day,one for the true raver

Steveewonder presents The Warehouse Days

A good selection of old skool tracks many more mixes to follow

Steveewonder presents Days from the Raves Pt 2

This was apparently the best selling live Fantazia mixtape in 1993 so I was told....just info and certainly not a big up..... and it featured my good friend Food Junkie on the other side as far as I remember. Absolutely love the recording with all the crowd noise, it really captures the atmosphere.... Amazing memories! ...Sounds of the Joker, sounds of the Scallywag :)........reach for the sky!!!

Slipmatt - Live @ Fantazia Littlecote House NYE 31-12-1992

a fine selection of old skool tracks from 92,93 era dedicated to all the fantazia raving crew who have dusted of their raving shoes after 20 years.
Fantazia 2 Steps Beyond Reunion @ Bowlers,Manchester....gonna be a roadblock 17 hours of old skool madness baby
Tickets available from www.fantazia.org.uk or www.ticketsellers.co.uk


Steveewonder Fantazia Old Skool Special Mix

This set is over 20 years old now, 15th May 1992 seems like ages ago!! 

Some great tunes, Mad P is a master on this - proper aggro with people on speaker stacks wankers!! classic

TOP BUZZ  Fantazia - Summertime

I think this may have been the first Desert Storm when they used Saxon Sound System check the effects!! Bad selection of Old Skool Jungle from Dj Darren Jay, DJ Ron & Grooverider.  MCs on the night were Navigator, 50 and Moose!!!

Check this out!! I think this tape came from Saxon Amps, so it's BASS HEAVY!!!

Desert Storm 94 feat. DJ Darren Jay, DJ Ron & Groove Rider on SAXON SET!!

Top Buzz - 1991 - Highlander - Part 1

Top Buzz - 1991 - Highlander - Part 2

proper old skool from the days of equinox,helter skelter from the man like steveewonder

Steveewonder Presents Days from the Raves

Dance Paradise 1994 Top Buzz - Mc Mad P

Kenny Ken - Live   AWOL

steveewonder and mc juiceman live at helter skelter at the legendary Sanctuary in milton keynesr.old skool set from back in the day.
taken of the time box set

SteveeWonder & MC Juiceman 1997 Helter Skelters Bday Old Skool Arena

The Basement label was started up in 1990 and was run from the Record Basement shop in Reading. The label was run by Phil Wells (aka Basement Phil). 

The main artists on the label included Jack Smooth, Basement Phil, Wax Doctor, Kev Bird, DJ Mayhem, Top Buzz, Alex Reece, Donovan Bad Boy Smith, Alex Hazzard, Spencer T, Loftgroover, Roger Johnson, Sentinel aka Photek, Intensity aka Source Direct, Peshay, Inner Visions aka J Majik, Subject 13, Architex & Dune.

One of the things that set Basement apart from the rest was the distinctive sound of the early releases 3 - 35, courtesy of Jack Smooth's engineering and co-production. 'Jungle Techno' is a phrase drawn from the label, with the phrase credited to Mikee B (one third of Top Buzz) who once famously commented that a Basement Records tune he was listening too, had sounds that were actually similar to those in a jungle, mixed with Detroit influenced soundscapes.

The label was a big favourite with most DJ's throughout the Rave Years and DJs such as Top Buzz, Grooverider, Mickey Finn, Ratty, Tango, Swan-e, Phantasy, Kenny Ken, DJ SS, Seduction, Slipmatt, Loftgroover, Colin Dale, Colin Faver, Frankie Valentine, Stu Allen and Keith Suckling were often heard playing several Basement releases in every set. 

When the label switched to DnB it was championed by LTJ Bukem, Fabio & Grooverider, Doc Scott & Peshay.

Labels affiliated with legendary in house producer Jack Smooth were Sound Entity and Smooth Recordings and he had a behind the scenes influence on labels such as Legend Records, Symphony Sound and Sinister Recordings and many more including the Rave Anthem 'Trip to Trumpton'.

After the peak of the Rave Scene in 1993 the Basement label was one of the first to shift to releasing the more experimental side of Jungle, the genre now known as 'Drum N Bass' throughout the mid 90's before closing down in 1997.

The label was relaunched in 2000 and since then there have been a few releases and a Basement Classics series of reissued Rave and DnB tunes.

Basement Records Old Skool mix

a wicked mix across the drum n bass old skool spectrum.Recorded live @ back2skool.enjoy

Old skool :)

Russell McPhee :)))