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Tracks to listen to whilst you get ready to Jump Shake Rattle and Roll.

Tracks to scrub up to

Breakbeats

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Music to my ears

Old school fatties

Old skool

Eric Prydz Essential Mix
Live from Cream Privilege, Ibiza
August 3rd, 2013
Broadcast Live on BBC Radio 1

Tweet your reactions and comments of the mix to Eric @EricPrydz
Or Write on his Facebook wall www.facebook.com/EricPrydzOfficial

Eric Prydz - Essential Mix 2013 (Live @ Privilege, Ibiza)

Major Lazer - Bubble Butt (Dada Life Remix)

Submitted as part of Hype's monthly mix series. 

Archived in promotion of Playaz in RM1 at FABRICLIVE on 27 September.

Advance tickets/info: http://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/799

DJ Hype - Ruff Stuff Volume Five (Part1) [Recorded in 1993]

SL2 - Way In My Brain (Remix) 1992

DJ Seduction - My Own (Slipmatt Remix) 1994

Jimmy J & Cru-L-T - Take Me Away (Slipmatt Remix) 1994

Fat Controller - In Complete Darkness (Slipmatt Remix) 1995

DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer - In Effect (Slipmatt Remix) 1995

Slipmatt - Live @ Vibealite Venue 44 (Slipmatt's Birthday) 21-04-1995

bass sik-bumpkinz Classic free party hard trance

49 Minutes of Kool DJ Red Alert's Final Mix on 98.7 KISS FM, NYC. 2012. Encoded via cassette tape on a RADIO (remember those?) by OhsoKool :)

DJ Red Alert Final Mix KISS FM, NYC. WRKS (Final 49 Minutes)

Kool DJ Red Alert June 11 1988 Part 1

"Dubstep may have a monopoly on wobble, but Tom Demac strikes back on "Critical Distance Pt. 2," a surly brawler of a house track whose shuddering low end recalls Azzido da Bass' 1999 anthem "Doom's Night." It kicks off relatively demurely, with a crisp, shuffling drum groove fleshed out with tuned toms and watery string pads. But that melancholy restraint gives way to something far more primal. That bass has something to do with it, poised somewhere between foghorn blast and the bellow of a wooly mammoth, and a yowling vocal melody drives home the track's essential animal nature—cornered, wounded, and entirely unconcerned with niceties like prettiness and pitch. To the contrary, the way the voice slides between the notes only adds to the drama, reinforcing the sense of being sucked down in quicksand.

That said, it would have been nice to have an instrumental version, for those occasions when you're not feeling quite so Bronze Age hunting-party, although Hrdvsion's remix also does the trick. He keeps his interventions minimal, removing the vocal and giving the drums a faintly garage-y re-shuffle. It's still plenty ominous, suffused in rolling war drums and distant banshee wail."

4/5

taken from: http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=11584

Tom Demac - Critical Distance Pt. 2 (Hrdvsion Remix)

Old skool Piano House `92 mix L Fraser

1985 - DJ Red Alert - Mastermix, 98.7 Kiss FM, NYC

1995 - Pete Rock & Marley Marl - Future Flavas, NY Hot 97

Less than ideal vinyl rips, and a bit of nu-skool because Future Primitive is amazing

Oldskool Breakbeat Happy Hardcore

I produce and sing a cover of one of my Favorite songs,'Come As You Are'-Nirvana.

DJ Rap vs Nirvana Come As U R

Satisfied DJ Rap Liquid Bass Remix

Stetsasonic/Sally(mixed by DJ Red Alert)

Dim Mak’s Bringing A New Meaning To #FF — Presenting #FreeFriday Series

To all our avid Twitter followers, and frequents of the #FF shoutouts, we have adorned a whole new meaning towards this overused Friday chant-off… Presenting #FreeFriday. Starting on Friday the 13th, we will be giving away a different track, possibly unreleased, rare, old, new or wherever in between, on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. As bit-rate quality seems to be a common concern for anything ‘given away’, all downloads will be offered in 320kbps. This means you’ll be able to bring something new to the dancefloor each weekend in full mp3 luxury.

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Proxy - Who Are You (Maelstrom Remix)

Found this cassette today so I ripped it myself... 1994 was a great year in my opinion and United Dance was one of my favourite raves. Hope you enjoy this piece of history...

Slipmatt - Live @ United Dance 02-12-1994

With early support from Maya Jane Coles, Andre Lodemann, Axel Boman, Robert Dietz, Serge, Mosca and many more.

Continuing the trend of breaking new artists, Klasse Recordings returns with a fresh new EP from equally fresh new artists. FJAAK are a three-piece production and DJ outfit hailing from Berlin. Young and full of energy these newcomers turn in a stunningly original and well-crafted EP that is well beyond their years.

The Remember Me EP kicks off with its title track, an all analogue journey into a trippy underworld of arpeggio basslines and wonky pads. Robotic voices boldly repeat refrains whilst synths fight for space over a cantankerous groove. The track drops twice with great effect, making a great use of space and suspense.

Small Gadget heads towards darker territories, sitting somewhere in between House, Techno and UK Rhythms the track builds itself around a huge pulsing bassline. Minimal in its construction, Small Gadget's strength lies in its functionality and those spaces inbetween the sounds. This is a guaranteed dancefloor destroyer.

Seven Miles High is the deepest of the three originals, warm pads and dreamy stabs create an intro that effortlessly transports the listener to a lowdown and nasty bassline. FJAAK once again utilize broken beats and off-kilter rhythms to their advantage, the resulting track is a fantastic mix of deep, raw and groovy elements.

It is with great pleasure that we welcome Clone Recordings regular Arttu to Klasse. The now Berlin-based Fin turns in two remixes for the Remember Me EP. Remix Number One is a blistering and fuzzy trip into the mind of Arttu and his synthetic friends, a detuned melody repeats over playful drum machine grooves whilst the original pads sit over the track. Remix Number One is available only on the KLS026 vinyl.

Arttu's Remix Number Two is a different beast altogether, aimed squarely at a deranged dancefloor somewhere in the future the track relies on the original's hooky melody. Arttu takes the original parts and mangles them together with distortion and hiss, shuffling snares and random hi hats create a manic groove that only the loosest can get down to.

Second up for the remix team is American producer and WT Records owner Willie Burns, Mr. Burns' work has recently been showcased on L.I.E.S, Clone and Trilogy Tapes and we're very lucky to have him on board for KLS026. Sounding like a long-forgotten Italo-Electro-EBM crossover hit, Willie Burns' re-works the arpeggios and vocals into a much darker and spooky direction....direct and straight to the point, the remix wastes no time getting stuck into the thick of it.





FJAAK - Remember Me (Willie Burns Remix)

Ratpack nicky black market : sweet harmony ...... what a tune !!!!!!!!!!!

Ratpack vs Nicky Blackmarket - Sweet Harmony

YOU ARE AWESOME, SO YOU DESERVE FREE MUSIC!

Here´s a little re-edit that has worked wonders at my gigs for the past year or so.

BlogSharePlayLoveHate... do it.

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These are the tracks i used:

Stanton Warriors - New York - Plump Djs Remix 
http://www.beatport.com/track/new-york-plump-djs-remix/4188099

Laidback Luke - We are the Stars - La Fuente Remix 
http://www.beatport.com/track/we-are-the-stars-la-fuente-remix/3611649

please support the original Artists:

www.facebook.com/plumpdjs
www.facebook.com/stantonwarriors
www.facebook.com/DJLaFuente
www.facebook.com/laibbackluke

http://www.facebook.com/marten.horger

FREE DOWNLOAD

FREE DOWNLOAD: STANTON WARRIORS - NEW YORK - PLUMP DJS REMIX - MARTEN HØRGER EDIT

Another Breakbeat HHC Mix

No 2 in our series of Re Rubs!
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Meat Beat Manifesto - Radio Babylon - The Freakazoids Remix FREE DOWNLOAD

I join Dave Pearce for his Dance Years Show on BBC Radio 2 - this time going through the early Rave years with plenty of interesting stories and a few classic gems for your ears to reminisce over :)

Slipmatt - The Dance Years With Dave Pearce On BBC Radio 2 15-06-2013

Godfather’, ‘Legend’, ‘International Hero’. All accolades attributed by loving fans Worldwide to the DJ, Producer and scene pioneer known as ‘Slipmatt’. For over three decades, this dubplate diamond has been changing the game, staying on the pulse and keeping ahead of the curve, packing dancefloors and selling out clubs long before it was cool and still does so to this very day.
  
Having produced a ton of successful singles and compiled a number of hit selling mix albums under his ‘Slipmatt’ alias for some of the World’s most respected record labels including United Dance and Ministry Of Sound, ‘Slipmatt’ is also one of the masterminds behind legendary production outfit SL2 (along with Lime and MC Jay), the visionaries responsible for the chart smashing anthems ‘On A Ragga Tip’ & ‘Way In My Brain’ among many others on the iconic label XL Recordings, home to legendary acts such as ‘The Prodigy’, ‘Basement Jaxx’; and ‘Adele’. 

‘On A Ragga Tip’ is presently enjoying a resurgence of popularity as it goes on the current Virgin Media TV ad as part of their Un-Limiting adverts which includes the new ‘On A Ragga Tip’ Un-Limiting Remix, which has equally proved as popular as ever with dancefloors around the globe and this year alone is scheduled  to collaborate in the studio with Shades Of Rhythm, Andy Galea of Sol Brothers, Alex P, Awesome 3, Alexis Raphael, Sooney and, his good friend DJ Lime with some brand new SL2 releases also in the pipeline.

This wayward don of dance has also played at every major dance event and venue worth knowing about over the years including Energy, Telepathy, Fantazia, Vision, Universe, World Dance, United Dance, Dreamscape, Helter Skelter, Slammin’ Vinyl, Rezurrection, Elevation, Moondance, Raindance, Peace Fest, Clockwork Orange and to top it all off had the great honour of playing directly after his good friends ‘The Prodigy’ to a packed O2 Arena of over 20, 000 people, bringing that particular night to an epic close, and ringing in the year 2014 with a tremendous bang.

‘Slipmatt’ also repeatedly continues to play across the globe in the USA, Asia, Australia, Europe and every corner of his native UK for a string of well recognised and well attended club promotions, festivals and events. He’s no stranger to a Festival or two either playing at leading big top gigs such as Glastonbury, Boomtown and We Are Festival and there has also been and continues to be multiple overseas visits to Ibiza where Slipmatt still to this day enjoys regular return trips to the White Isle’s most infamous hot spots to play such as Eden, Es Paradis and Benimussa Park (The Zoo) 

His media outreach is quite noteworthy also, having started RAW FM, been a resident on Kiss FM, a regular in M8 Magazine and Mixmag, featured in the illustrious DJ Magazine Top 100, he’s been on BBC television a number of times including the famous chart show ‘Top Of The Pops’, runs two of his own popular Radio shows and Podcasts ‘World Of Rave’ and ‘Slip’s House’ and additionally, has won a multitude of awards, including that of ‘Best DJ’ and ‘Best Producer’ awarded by some of the industries most respected bodies such as Kiss FM and EHM.

Not one to ever slow down or fall behind and always keeping himself fresh and relevant, this dancefloor don has been focusing lately on the biggest and best house beats, which has led him to an already extraordinarily busy 2020. Add to that his upcoming book “My Story (and How I Became a World Class DJ)”, which is set to be a smash hit amongst rave fanatics the World over later this year and with over a hundred gigs booked for 2020 already (mid-Feb), there are no signs of this crowd pleasing international artist slowing down any time soon. 

Godfather Of Rave and still keeping it fresh? Definitely.

by Jon Brown | 2020