BuZzzzzzzzzzzz I think i am cummming down from my fucking roll right now. Keep it up Keep it up keep it up !!

This track what is it? This is a beautiful track  I forgot about!!! Great mix this made me go on a journey way back to the early 90’s.   Thank you forposting this one its takes me back to a place I need to goback to every once in a while 

sooooo many good Thu nights at Fever. Sunday Skoool at Buzz. best days. he was one of the main reason I started DJING. TIME TO GET ILL MIX TAPES NO JOKE. IM FROM PHILLY SO I WAS AT 611 RECORDS CONSTANTLY GETTING THESE TAPES VINYL AND FLYERS.

Crystal Method! Got to play with them at Shampoo outside tent for BANG!

I remember Scott using a Rane Rotary Mixer when he played when the DJM500 just was fairly new. That is just skill. If it wasnt for the Bassrush parties in Baltimore Scott was the first techno DJ that made me love this music and then ultimately become a DJ myself in 1998 for #trancefamily and being friends with Nigel since im from Philly 611 and Local 13 and knowing Damian (Dieselboy)

FEVER!!!! I saw Scott Henry dozens of times at fever in the late 1900s!!! the best underground rave seen in Baltimore and buzz in DC! back when djs had real skill because there was it was all turn tables!

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Scott Henry_Live @ Eclipse_04-27-1996

This mixtape was one of the only produced "All Scott Henry" mixtapes meaning both sides are mixed by the legend.  The only other one I know of is the "Way Out West" mixtape.  This album came out as a giveaway at a Holiday Buzz in 1997 and contains tracks Scott was playing frequently at Buzz: Nations Night Club in Washington DC. as Fever in Baltimore was closed at the time.  

Our goal is to promote the tracks on this mixtape to educate the youth. Please let us know if there are any errors in the track listing.

Track Listing: (Time, Artist, Track)
00:00 - 08:20, Skeet, 20/20 Translation
08:20 - 12:47, UNKNOWN ARTIST, UNKNOWN
12:47 - 19:22, DJ Scot Project, W (That Sound)
19:22 - 24:32, Members Of Mayday, Sonic Empire
24:32 - 31:11, Pigforce, Doin' Jobz 4 Tha Mob (Richard Fearless Death In Vegas Remix (Remix – Richard Fearless)
31:11 - 34:48, BB INC, Tar-Zan
34:48 - 39:39, Pob, Boiler
39:39 - 44:26, Mr. X & Mr. Y,Free Me

The Gift

Scott Henry - The Gift (Side A) - Missing One Track Title - Free Download

This is the third in a series of amazing mix tapes from East Cost legends Scott Henry and Charles Feelgood, developed to promote their long running club night "Fever" in Baltimore, MD. This is the first side containing Scott Henry's mix. This mixtape was released in 1995. 

Our goal is to promote the tracks on this mixtape to educate the youth. Please let us know if there are any errors in the track listing.

Track Listing: (Time, Artist, Track)
00:00 - 08:48, Paradise 3001, Progression's In Heaven (Long Distance Call To Heaven Remix)
08:48 - 14:29, Keoki, Caterpillar (Rabbit In The Moon's Disco 2001 Mix)
14:29 - 19:13, Funk D'Void, Jack Me Off
19:13 - 25:06, Wicked Wipe , Rock The House (Ian Pooley Mix)
25:06 - 30:59, TC'95, Just Get Up And Dance (Sure Is Pure Remix)
30:59 - 36:27, Aftrax, The Mask (Swept Q)
36:27 - 39:25, The Crystal Method, Keep Hope Alive (There Is Hope Mix)
39:25 - 45:00, George Acosta, Way Up To The Sky (Groove Man's Hypotherapy Mix)

Scott Henry - Fever - Time To Get Ill - Vol. 3 (Side A) - With Full Track Listing

Remaster of my 1998 Moonshine Mix CD Knee Deep.
Track Listing:
01 - Peace Division, "Tribal Phunk"
02 - The Mad Wheel, "Spirit Catcher"
03 - Melrob, "Incessant Sound"
04 - Ian Driver, "Filter"
05 - X-Cabs, "Engage"
06 - Uberzone, "The Freaks"
07 - John Kelley and DTSwendeman, "B-Line"
08 - CJ Bolland, "Horsepower"
09 - Brownie, "Fly Mutha Beatz"
10 - Jack Mackrel, "Drum Tumbler"
11 - Urban D.K., "Soul Survivor"
12 - DJ Icey, "As If"
13 - Rabid Punk, "Freewheelin' Franklin"
14 - Make Some Break Some, "The Vision"
15 - Sven Vath, "Breakthrough"

KNEE DEEP 2024 REMASTER

Remaster of Moonshine Mix CD FunkyDesertBreaks2

Track Listing
01 - Michael Kores, "Multica"
02 - Drop Out, "Plastic"
03 - Friction & Spice, "You Make Me Feel So Good"
04 - Liquid Art, "Xplorer"
05 - Pigforce, "Doin' Jobz 4 Tha Mob"
06 - Peter Tall vs. Xpando, "Tricked"
07 - M.A.D., "Free"
08 - MVP, "Make Me Feel"
09 - Underworld, "Born Slippy"
10 - Inspirazione, "I Feel You"
11 - Rollin' Gear, "I, I Know"
12 - Drably Frond, "Scilintific"
13 - JDS, "Nine Ways"
14 - The Coffee Boys, "Nipple Fish"
15 - Canyon, "Universe"

FUNKYDESERTBREAKS2 2024 REMASTER

Rabbit in the Moon brings you a monthly show of current beats they love and timeless classics that take you back to the beginnings of the rave movement. Turn on, tune in, and jump around like a big'ol jack rabbit Bunny...

from https://insomniacradio.com/

RABBIT RADIO EPISODE TWO

The third chapter in discjockeymatt’s saga, vol.3 is a seismic leap forward—both in ambition and execution. Building on the raw energy of the previous volumes, this release dives deeper into elemental techno, where sound becomes substance and rhythm becomes ritual.

Compared to its predecessors, vol.3 is a masterclass in techno evolution. The mix is tighter, the transitions sharper, and the sound design more immersive. It’s not just another installment—it’s a statement. Discjockeymatt has leveled up, and the results are undeniable.

Whether you're deep in the underground or just discovering the pulse of techno, vol.3 is a journey worth taking—raw, refined, and relentlessly forward-moving.

Instagram - discjockeymatt

PROCEDURAL MELTDOWN

That fantasy

Take Me To The Hospital (Josh Homme &amp; Liam H's Wreckage Remix)

Scott Henry: Live @ Starscape 1999

Hybrid was founded by Chris Healings and Mike Truman. Since first bursting onto the scene with the now classic album Wide Angle in 1999, the Swansea, Wales-based Hybrid have been known as one of the most forward thinking and technically skilled acts in electronic dance music. Blurring the line between in-studio production and live presentation, Hybrid are one of the few remaining dance acts to perform live with a classic band setup.

Their unique style of everything progressive has lead them to international star status, producing music for movies and tv shows as well.

This mix was recorded LIVE at the Two Tribes Festival in Melbourne, Australia back in 2004 and is a Hybrid DJ set.

For a more in depth look at Hybrid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_(Welsh_band)

https://soundcloud.com/hybridscores
https://www.facebook.com/hybridscores

Tracklist

Starsailor - Four to the Floor (Thin White Duke Mix)
Quivver - Space Manouevers Part 3 (Breaks Mix)
Santos - Sabot (Evil 9 Mix)
Dylan Rhymes - Musika (Rolling Grooves Mix)
Hi-Fi Bugs - Knife Drawer (Ryeland Allison Edit)
Dan F - Line of Sight
Gus Gus - Purple (Sasha vs. The Light mix)
Force Mass Motion - Why Me
Meat Katie vs Christian J. - Turn Me Out (Dylan Rhymes Remix)
D. Ramirez - Slave
Rowan Blades & Naughty G - Control Freak (@127 Mix)
Dousk - Tengaloop
D. Ramirez vs Piliavin & Zimbardo - Testify (D Ramirez Mix)
Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (Seb Fontaine Remix)
Chable & Bonnici - Ride (Breaks Mix)
REM - The Great Beyond (Hybrid Remix)
Hybrid - Kill City (Live Mix)
Hybrid - I'm Still Awake (Grayarea Remix)
New Order - Blue Monday

Hybrid - LIVE @ Two Tribes Melbourne - 7.3.2004

Since his acclaimed album release in 2009 with ‘When A Banana Was Just A Banana’, Josh Wink has been heavily touring and working on building a new studio. Last year he produced his greatest creation to date, a beautiful baby son. After taking some time out to enjoy his newly found fatherhood, he finally got into his brand new studio towards the end of 2012. The outcome was ‘Balls’ – a ten-minute drive of pulsing intensity bating towards a huge breakdown, unlike any of Wink’s work to date… 

“I am always surprised with what happens when I go into the studio after not being in there for a while. I feel heavily inspired to make music by all the great things I hear and from personal experiences that have occurred over the past year. I didn't expect to make a techno track. However, the grooves came quickly and naturally along with the hypnotic analog pulses. Originally I came up with the foundation of my grooves using a beta version of Ableton's Live 9. And after I constructed the fundamentals of the track- I hit record, tweaked and grooved the components live for 20 minutes, and then tightened up and edited the best parts into a sequence. Then I played out, got some new ideas from crowd interaction, and re-tweaked and made improvement.

When describing the track to Matt (Ovum label manager) I was saying that I think that you really have to have balls to play this track, as it's a little different from most of the music out there right now. The track's time couldn't be edited down any further as the story and journey wouldn't be conveyed.  So, the ten minutes is DJ friendly and I'm happy that I can express my tale. The track, usual of my work, is based on aural textures and tension. The breakdowns have changed through several attempts, and are now adjusted to drive the crowds, whether in clubs or festivals.” – Josh Wink

When you’re as iconic a figure as Josh Wink, it’s not so easy to sum up a career in a few words—but there are a couple of terms that might serve to get a handle on the seminal electronic-music producer’s lifework. One of the most apt, certainly, would be longevity. A brief scan of Wink’s mammoth résumé reveals the following: Early-’80 days as an underage mobile DJ; a major role in fostering his native Philadelphia’s burgeoning warehouse scene during the house-music explosion later that decade; name-making ’90s club hits like “Don’t Laugh,” “Higher State of Consciousness” and “I’m Ready”; a label, Ovum Recordings, that’s undisputedly one of the most essential dance-music imprints; and his current position, after all these years, as one of the scene’s most vibrant and creative DJs and producers (witness the critical success of his 2009 long-player When A Banana Was Just A Banana).


Balls Big Mix (radio edit)

The Essential Mix is a weekly radio show on BBC Radio 1 currently broadcast between 0:00 - 2:00 AM UK time on Saturday morning. Originally broadcast on 30 October 1993, the Essential Mix features contemporary DJs and music producers of electronic dance music. The show has been presented since its inception by Pete Tong and features an uninterrupted two-hour mix from a different artist each week, overlaid with occasional continuity announcements delivered by Tong. With a broadcast run in excess of 25 years, the Essential Mix is one of the longest-running programmes in the current BBC Radio 1 schedule, and is one of very few Radio 1 shows which is not broadcast live.

Scott Henry - Fever - Time To Get Ill - Vol. 3 (Side A) - With Full Track Listing

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