Adam Beyer, Jesper Dahlbäck, Joel Mull and Peter Benisch are the teenage quartet of boys who, in 1993, decided to go to Berlin for the music and peace march Love Parade. The festival celebrated its five-year anniversary and attracted a few thousand visitors and, above all, some of the world's best DJs. 
On the train to Berlin, the gang - some of them just newly acquainted - decided that at home they would gather all their gadgets and machines and start a studio together. The result was Globe Studios, which they shared for many years.
The journey to Berlin became the catalyst of what seriously started the techno scene in Stockholm. Shortly thereafter, a few of them started working together at the Planet Rhythm record store at St Eriksplan.

Drumcode Records is a Swedish techno label managed by Adam Beyer. The label was founded in 1996 and has enjoyed a streak of success in its releases, talent scouting, radio efforts, and general international label camaraderie.

Tracklist:
1.	Cristian Vogel - Audio (Andrew Richley & Ryan Rivera Remix) (1998) 00:00
Label: Solid Recordings – SOL009 
2. Tom Hades - Bayed (2003) 04:23
Label: Northwest Dynamics – NWD 006 
3. Adam Beyer & Marco Carola - Untitled (A1)  (1998) 09:11
Label: Drumcode – DC16 
4. Henrik B - Seven A (2002) 12:23
Label: Illgorhythm Recordings – ill1207 
5. Marco Lenzi - XX.2 (A) (1998) 15:28
Label: Molecular Recordings – MOLXX 2D
6. Johan Bacto & Mhonolink - Untitled (A) (2000) 19:14
Label: Mankind – Mankind 08
7. Gaetano Parisio - 19-99 Untitled (B1) (1999) 22:53
Label: Drumcode – DC19
8. Marco Carola – Peak, Hypertension EP (1997) 26:33
Label: Primate Recordings – PRMT 012
9. Glenn Wilson - Enemies (2002) 30:39
Label: Heroes – HEROES 01
10. Surgeon - Badger Bite (1995) 35:28
Label: Downwards – LINO 10
11. Thomas Schumacher – Shelford Road (Devilfish Remix) (2006) 40:34
Label: Big Strong Love – BSL-01
12. Andrew Richley & Ryan Rivera - Headkick (1998) 42:51
Label: Fine Audio Recordings – audio 09
13. Hardcell – Untitled, Skunkworks #1 (B1) (1999) 45:57
Label: Skunkworks – SKUNK01
14. Redhead - Truesoul (2002) 50:18
Label: Northwest Dynamics – NWD001
15. Lars Klein - Scoundrel (A) (2004) 52:28
Label: LK Rec – LK 001
16. Chris Liebing & Andre Walter - Stigmata 03 (A1) (1999) 54:52
Label: Stigmata – STIGMA 03

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Legendary Awesome Techno Classix Mix - The First Fett Jävla Drag Chapter (140 BPM)

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Legendary Awesome.

Old school raver and electronic music fan since '91 and a sucker for groovy beats and nice harmonies!

Electronic music hobby producer who started off with ProTracker on the Amiga.

Mixing and producing house, tech house and techno and a little progressive for over 23 years. Drumming and percussion since 4 years old, writing songs and producing music for most of my life and I never learned to read notes... a truly self-taught DJ, starting on vinyl and moving to CD, fruity loops, 4 track mixer, keyboard and now garage band... I try to recapture the underground days in my mixes... I keep it traditional and avoid too much pop influence, but I can be known to mix anything into a mix... not scared to have fun, not tied to a label or genre keeps it fun and passionate, that's what music is all about! Follow me, I post mixes up every week, stay tuned, Party people!

As a young boy I heard a strange tune and went completely nuts over it.

The tune turned out to be "Stakker Humanoid" by Humanoid and over the years I devoured all electronic music I could get my hands on - acid, trance, house, techno, hardcore... My taste started to become more and more refined, I was picking out the best bits from each genre and recording them onto tapes that filled the walls of my room. After listening to these tapes over and over again I finally went to my first rave in the summer of 1993 and got completely hooked - the music, the people, the lights, the everything!

After a stint in the Swedish army I turned to DJ'ing in the beginning of 1997 after spending too long of a time on the dancefloors of the exploding rave scene in Stockholm. It only took a few months before I debuted at my first club, Ohm Bar, with a set of techno and tech/trance tracks. I was, of course, terrible but it was a necessary experience to get out and play in front of people rather than just being a bedroom DJ.

In 1999 I started a record label called Armalyte Records along with my two friends Marcus Stork and Martin Kindgren. Over the coming four years we released 12"s with tracks from international artists such as Box Blaze & Deetron, Leandro Gamez, Devilfish, Mark Verbos, Slobodan and Eric Prydz (as Groove System, along with Marcus Stork). A year or two later we decided to form another label to have an output for the funkier and deeper styled productions, and so Physical Soul was born. After four brilliant releases from PS and nine from Armalyte everything crashed in 2003 due to our distributor filing for bankrupcy.

Since then, it's been all about DJ'ing. I've played in many, many european cities in front of crowds ranging from 35 to 3500 people, then in 2007 I created and launched my mixshow The Purpose of Sound.

I am also DJ'ing and doing edits under many different aliases, such as Rock Strongo, Tex Rassia, Jeffrey Manlove, Guido The Killer Pimp and Kent Coleslaw - just to name a few...

Legendary Awesome Techno Classix Mix - The First Fett Jävla Drag Chapter (140 BPM)

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