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Kenny Dope Defected In The House 2013 Boom Ibiza

Kenny "Dope" Ade 2013 Defected In The House

John Digweed - Live @ Cream Clubland Pacha, Buenos Aires (21-04-01) -PART 1

Sasha - live at Babylon, Greenboro, New York -(21/5/99) - Part 1/4

Oldskool 1988 - 1989 Mix 1

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

For Those Who Like To Groove Mix - 1992

Tracklist 

01. The Traveller - Father & Son-Shine
02. Endangered Species - Ping Pong (Future Jazz Mix)
03. Ace of clubs - Tribal knight
04. Niceguy Soulman - Feel It (Egotrip Mix)
05. Sub-Sonic Posse - Go Global (The A Side Mix)
06. Todd Terry - House Is A Feelin'
07. House Syndicate - Jam The Mace
08. Jambo! - Drumattack
09. I.C.P. - Free & Equal (Main Mix)
10. Sadomasy & DJ One - Body Motion
11. TC 1991 - Berry (Re-Fratty Re-Energy Version)
12. Double Dee - Party Time (Rochetta Street Version)
13. Fiction - Fantasy World (Funky Cutting Mix)
14. ?
15. Technicida - Planet
16. Lennie D Ice - We Are I.E.
17. Outlander - Discotech
18. ?
19. The Reese Project - Direct Me (Marty Hardy Mix)
20. ?
21. Serendipity - It's Just A Feeling
22. Aircut - Let It Take You
23. ?
24. ?

[01-02-1992] DJ Remy - 01 The First Hour - For Those Who Like To Groove

01 First Hour - For Those Who Like To Groove - 03 - 10 - 1992

Eugenio (Bass - D) @ For Those Who Like To Groove

The MD Connection - Self Preservation
Ambassadors Of Funk - Minds Made Up
Bonesbreaks - Bass Rock Beats
Mix 'n' Tell - Feel The Beat
Steve Poindexter - Born To Freak
Tyree - Night Of Acid
Farley Jackmaster Funk - Acid Life
Da Rebels - Its Time To Jack The House
78th Street Project - Base Line Dimension
Nebula - Nebula 1
808 State - Let Your Self Go
Bad Boy Bill - Acid Sexx
Da Posse - Its My Life
K.S. Experience - Electronic Dance
Tyree - Acid Over
Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings Of Life (Flam-Boy-Ant Mix)


Oldskool 1988 - 1989 Mix 3

Acid House

An all vinyl mix for where it all started for me! I still love these sample based sounds. It's hip hop, hip house, acid house, techno and whatever, it didn't matter back then and it still shouldn't. All delivered using 3 decks, no effects.

DooEEs 88-90 Acid House (Overworked MIx)

One hour of underground warhouse rave tunes and some classics thrown in there for good measure. Artists include Fast Eddie, Rhythim Is Rhythim, Grey House, Armando, A Guy Called Gerald, Bad Boy Bill, Mark Imperial, Steve Poindexter, Roberta Flack, Dionne and casanova's Revenge.
Track list
1. Hip House - Fast Eddie
2. Grey House - New Beats The House
3. Slow Mo Acid - Coming Down Band
4. How Y'all Feel - Michael Kid Gomez 
5. Bonus Krafty Beaver - Mark Imperial
6. I Cant Wait For Love - Bad Boy Bill
7. Come Get My Lovin - Dionne
8. World Unknown - Armando
9. Work that Mutha Fucker
10. 100% Of Dissin You
11. The Acieed That Ate The uk - Mark Imperial
12. Uh-uh Ooh-ooh Look Out - Roberta Flack
13. Can u Still Dance - Fast Eddie
14. Voodoo Ray - A Guy Called Gerald
15. Let's Work - Casanova's Revenge
16. Non-Music No. 3 - Derrick Carter
17. Nude Photo - Rhythim Is Rhythim
18. Feel Surreal - Rhythim Is Rhythim 

Oldskool 1988 - 1989 Mix 4

Another hour of warehouse rave tunes from the 88 89 era.

Oldskool 1988 - 1989 Mix 5

John Tejada graced the dance floor at the best Acid Camp yet. He played a flawless all vinyl acid set following Tin Man's masterful live acid set. Thanks to all the campers who came and danced their hearts out, see you at the next one! THIS IS ACID.

Acid Camp Vol. 26 - John Tejada

cuts from a few messabouts

Mike Pickering Live @ The Hacienda Manchester (xx.xx.1989)

Hacienda August 1989

Graeme Park & Mike Pickering Live @ Hacienda (05.05.1989)

Full of late 80's hip house and piano stormers! No fillers, just a party mix full of fun. Assisted with 3 decks and a mixer, this mix ain't perfect as it is mixed live, but that's the beauty and is so sorely lacking from the life less DJ robots of today.
Track list if requested, please share if you enjoyed it.
It's time to bring  back the fun!

F.U.N MIX

DOOEE'S F.U.N. M I X (hip house & house)

Reidy Mix Feb 2019

Fat Boy Slim Live @ the big beach bootique  at Brighton, England

Follow @robinball, @memoryboxparties, @groove-pressure

Robin Ball is a dance music maverick. He’s been DJ’ing and putting on parties since the age of 14 in his own un-conformist style. He’s run independent record labels and a music distribution company tutored unruly kids in the art of DJ’ing and run a three-piece live dance music group. At present, he is most known for his Memory Box parties and Groovepressure record label.

Acid Camp Vol. 108 — Robin Ball

Sam Divine - Live from Defected Manchester 30.11.19

DJ Sets 1992

Andrew Weatherall - Rhumba, Edinburgh Part 1

Dj Set dell'Alieno Richie Hawtin nel 1992 quando ancora suonava da dio!!!! Yeaaaah Join It

For Those Who Like The Groove -Richie Hawtin - 04-04-1992

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It’s been a year since I was last chatting to Bernie and Terry AKA Serotonin AKA the world famous Krome & Time. The last interview covered their debut release on their infamous Tearin Vinyl label whereas for this interview we are taking a step back, well, quite a few steps back being how quickly the hardcore, rave and jungle scenes were progressing back then. From 1994 back to the glory year of 1992. And what a big change the scene went through over those two years and what an advancement of sound Bernie & Terry went through during that time too. So how did this project come about guys?

“This release was the bridge between us leaving Suburban Base and getting round to starting Tearin Vinyl” Terry aka Krome explains “We wanted to start something new. But we wanted to do it without people knowing it was us. To be a bit more experimental and to try a few new ideas”.

Bernie, also known as Mr. Time adds more background to the project “This was the time when the white label was king. That’s what people wanted. It felt more exclusive and special and we wanted to do something like that, to get in on that scene. So we pressed up a load of copies and filled up the boot of the car and just drove around the country. We use to use flyers to help us. Often these big raves would list local record shops where you could buy tickets, so we used those to build up a list of shops around the country using those as our resource and we would hit the road”.

Bernie continues “We use to choose an area and hit 2-3 record shops a day, dropping off records ‘sale or return’. Going back a week or two later to collect our money. With the Serotonin release we sold them all ourselves without distribution. We had pressed up a couple of thousand copies and sold them for about 5 or 6 quid each. It could of even been 3000 units for that releases, I can’t remember! It was so much fun as you were in total control of your money, as long as the shops paid you that is. But you think about it, 3000 records at £5 each, that’s not a bad chunk of change for a couple of kids. It kept us going”. Terry adds “We were based in East London, so we only travelled a certain distance every day. No further north than Milton Keynes but the vast majority of what we sold was either in London or down South. We went down to Brighton, Gravesend, Worthing and Portsmouth, as well as other places down there that I can’t remember right now. Our main fanbase was down south actually and I think that’s a lot to do with Sterns and that we played there a lot. We were well known down that part of the country due to that club and Mensa and the support he gave us. The south had such a vibrant scene which started in Worthing thanks to Sterns and it just spread out from there, along the coast”.

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1. Serotonin - 'Dramatical Style' - VFS025 - 192mp3 clip

Label:        Fantazia ‎– FANTA CD001 
Format:     CD, Compilation 
Country:    UK  
Released: 23 Nov 1992  
Genre:       Electronic 
Style:         Breakbeat, Hardcore 

01 I've Got The Real Feel

08 E.B.E. - 1

Easygroove - Live @ Dreamscape 1 - The Santury in MK (06.12.91)

In my teens I started to listening to hip hop, but around 88'-89' I become fixated on house and hip-house. That led to the early 90's rave explosion and I attended many raves and parties and loved the culture. I  played my first rave party in 1995 (playing hardcore and was advertised as an interstate Dj!!)  that led to many club events & rave parties in some of the biggest venues around Sydney between 1995-2002 ( including the Superdome at homebush, Pavillion, Rooftop, Palladium, Icebox and numerous other pubs and clubs around Sydney, with the last 'official' party ever played being a 'Utopia' rave. These days I am a happily married father of three children ,but still get a mix and play in from time time and busy selling houses on a daily basis! Cheers hope you enjoy my sounds as much as I do...

DOOEE'S F.U.N. M I X (hip house & house)

Dr Dooee