1 - N Zo & Invincible - Red 5 
2 - The Timespan - Music (Ramos & Supreme Remix)
3 - Jason B - Pounding Beats 
4 - Ramos, Supreme & Sunset Regime - Marley’s Rush (Absolutely Wicked Mix)
5 - Love Nation - Love 
6 - Jimmy J & Cru-L-T - Runaway 
7 - Fat Controller - In Complete Darkness (Slipmatt Remix) 
8 - Sunset Regime - Fire This Time 
9 - Oaysis - Close Your Eyes (Slipmatt Remix) 
10 - Slipmatt - Breaking Free (Ramos & Supreme Remix) 
11 - Slipmatt - Hear Me (Ramos & Sunset Regime Remix) 
12 - Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix) 
13 - Q-Project - Champion Sound
14 - Renegade Feat Ray Keith - Terrorist 
15 - Splash - Babylon 
16 - 2 Croozin - 2 Pumpin 
17 - JDS - Question Mark 4
18 - 2 Croozin - Reach Out
19 - Ramos, Billy Bunter & Sunset Regime - Knightraver Remix
20 - JDS - Higher Love
21 - Justin Time - Help Me
22 - 2 Croozin - Don’t Hold Back 
23 - DJ Hixx & Sunset Regime - Peoples Party 
24 - Seduction - Sample Mania
25 - Luna C - Piano Progression

Ramos & Protocol 1993-1995 Breabeak Hardcore Part 2

Human Nature - Happy Hardcore

Dubplate Creative

DJs Mark EG & M Zone - Helter Skelter Human Nature

Finishing off my Dreamscape series in style with a huge look at events 9 and 10 in 1994, maybe the last events before the rave styles split forever!

01. Tayla - Bang the Drums
02. DJ Mayhem - Inesse (Ray Keith Remix)
03. Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix)
04. Ramos & Supreme - Crowd Control
05. Eye On Life - Pumpin' It Up
06. Bass Selective - Blow Out Pt. 2
07. DJ's Unknown - Volume 2A
08. Ramos and Vinylgroover - Phantasm
09. DJ's Unknown - Volume 1B
10. Hedgehog Affair Part 5 - The Pipe
11. Aurora - Firin On All Cylinders
12. LTJ Bukem & Peshay - 19.5
13. LTJ Bukem - Atlantis (I Need You)
14. Foul Play - Being With You
15. Smith & Brown - Do It Now
16. Arpeggiators - The Force Of Unity
17. Hyper On Experience - Disturbance
18. Mystic and Fire - True Luv (Remix)
19. Ramos & Supreme - Sunshine
20. DJ Seduction - My Own (Slipmatt Remix)
21. Oaysis - Incredible Bass (Slipmatt Remix)
22. PFM - Love & Happiness
23. Orca - Tranquility To Earth
24. Intense - The Dreamer
25. DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer - You Are The One
26. DJ Seduction - Everybody
27. Q Project - Deep Concentration
28. Randall & Andy C - Sound Control
29. DJ Force & the Evolution - Perfect Dreams
30. Edge Of Darkness - Natural
31. Q Project - Champion Sound
32. Sunshine Productions - Above The Clouds (Vibes & Wishdokta Remix)
33. N-Zo & DJ Invincible - Trippin On Sunshine
34. DJ Taktix - Horns 4 94
35. Remarc & Lewi Cifer - Ricky
36. Cardiac Infarction - Flying (Ba Da Da)
37. Cyberchrist - Spirit
38. Hardliners - Motherfuckin' Breakbeat
39. Shorty Bone - Dream Phase
40. DJ Raveric - Hey Gringo
41. Wedlock - Im The Fuck You Man
42. DJ Raveric - Maximum Overdrive
43. Spastic Egg - Stick Up

Thumpa - Best Of Dreamscape 9 - 10  (1993 / 1994 Old Skool Rave)

Thumpa @ Return 2 Source 01.04.22 (Helter Skelter Drum & Bass Anthems)

Dream Magazine was launched in 1995 covering the UK happy hardcore rave scene. By mid-1997 the magazine had diversified to cover other styles of dance music and also had a mix-CD on the front every month, typically featuring happycore, old skool hardcore, D&B or trancecore. The magazine shut down in early 1998 but relaunched as Dream UK Magazine in October of the same year, still with a monthly cover-disc, but only lasted for half a dozen issues.

Me and my Twin Brother loved the G.B.T. record label, so this CD was a very welcome addition to our collection. It was brilliant to hear a Bunter set in this era as it really broke the night up from a Happy Hardcore overload (if there is such a thing of course)It was being referred to as Trancecore back then, but Hard Dance is much better description for it. Bunter in 97/98 was really pushing the boundaries and the Trancier Sounds really were amazing to hear. One of my favourite sets is Bunter at Helter Skelter Progression NYE 1997 where he threw a full arsenal of his Hard Dance Slammers at the Ravers, extremely wonderful times & this CD captures some of the amazing tunes from then, absolutely brilliant.

1	Tripswitch –	Ram Raider
2	Rob Vanden–	Beyond The Gates
3	Rob Vanden & Tailbone –Berlin Skyline
4	Bang The Future –	A Tardis To Brooklyn
5	Trancemasters – Acid Sunshine
6	Tailbone – In My Mind (Helix Remix)
7	Eruption – Let The Music (Bang The Future Remix)
8	DJ Force & The Evolution  –	Simply Electric (Bang The Future Remix)
9	Bang The Future – Atomic Lullaby
10	Tailbone – Beginning Of A New Era

Billy Daniel Bunter B2b Rob Vanden - The Cutting Edge - Dream Magazine Aug 1997

Dream Magazine was launched in 1995 covering the UK happy hardcore rave scene. By mid-1997 the magazine had diversified to cover other styles of dance music and also had a mix-CD on the front every month, typically featuring happycore, old skool hardcore, D&B or trancecore. The magazine shut down in early 1998 but relaunched as Dream UK Magazine in October of the same year, still with a monthly cover-disc, but only lasted for half a dozen issues.

Me and my Twin Brother were partial to a bit of Drum & Bass, we weren't it to any where near the level of our beloved Happy Hardcore, however we always appreciated a quality set when we heard one, Hype was the man for us, his scratching was unreal and his track selections were always on point, special mentions to Brockie & Kenny Ken as well, who are superb DJ's. It was a nice treat to get this absolute monster of a set on the front of Dream Dance Magazine, Wildchild does an amazing job on this, her mixing is spot on & it was nice to see a female DJ get some well deserved plaudits, as it was a very much male dominated scene back then, much more than now. Rap, Kemistry (R.I.P.)& Storm were really the only mainstream one's I can think of off the top of my head (I'll happily be corrected though)MC MC on MCing duty is as awesome as you'd expect, one of the taglines I always remember from Dream Dance Magazine was when someone said that MC MC is so good they had to name him twice always stuck with me that. Him and Stevie Hyper-D (R.I.P.)were exceptional on the MIC and really did enhance the music to the next level. This is an awesome CD and well worth checking out. 

Tracklist:

1	Swoosh–	Ya Rockin'	4:48
2	IQ Collective–	Mode 15:50
3	Mystic – The Funk	1:38
4	Zenith –	Damaged 3:41
5	Dynamic Duo – Invasion 2:42
6	Tekniq – The Riot	3:17
7	Easy D – Gimme Gimme 3:35
8	Keen – The Battle Frontier 4:26
9	The Terrorist – Dirty Chopper (Remix)4:28
10	Swan E –	Bounce 2:36
11	MA3 – Those DJ's	1:43
12	Shy FX –	Mad Apachi 5:04

DJ Wildchild & MC MC ‎– Underground Music Collective (Dream Dance Magazine)

Dream Magazine was launched in 1995 covering the UK happy hardcore rave scene. By mid-1997 the magazine had diversified to cover other styles of dance music and also had a mix-CD on the front every month, typically featuring happycore, old skool hardcore, D&B or trancecore. The magazine shut down in early 1998 but relaunched as Dream UK Magazine in October of the same year, still with a monthly cover-disc, but only lasted for half a dozen issues.

This was an epic free CD to get, me and my Twin Brother absolutely smashed it out. We didn't get introduced to Happy Hardcore until 1996, so we'd missed out hearing a large number of these amazing tracks, it was the first time we'd actually heard the majority of them as Old Skool sets weren't really a thing in 1996. As you can imagine our heads were nearly blown off when we heard these great Breakbeat driven tunes. Plenty of Piano's and hands in the air drops on this CD and the standard of the tracklist speaks for itself, absolutely amazing. 

Tracklisting:

1 Intro
2 –Krome & Time This Sound Is For The Underground
3 –SMD SMD 1A
4 –Future Primitive We're Flying (Vibes Mix)
Remix – Vibes & Wishdokta
5 –SMD SMD 3A
6 –Krome & Time The Slammer
7 –DJ Vibes Raver's Choice Vol. 1 A
8 –Slipmatt Hear Me
9 –DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer In Effect
10 –Fat Controller In Complete Darkness
11 –Slipmatt Breaking Free
12 –Vibes & Wishdokta Above The Clouds
13 –DJ Vibes Raver's Choice Vol. 1 AA
14 –DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer Don't Need Your Love
15 –Vibes & Wishdokta Obsession
16 –SMD SMD 2A
17 –DJ's Unknown DJ's Unknown Vol. 1
18 –DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer Ganja Man
19 –SMD SMD 2AA
20 –Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era Far Out

DJ Spinback & DJ Pilgrim - Dreamscape 24 (1997)(Dream Dance Magazine)

I realise I haven't uploaded a new breakbeat mix for a while so better late then never here we go, lots of great new tracks I'm enjoying at the moment in the new but old breakbeat hardcore styleee, enjoy !

Tracklisting:

01. Jem 77 - Never Felt This Way (DJ The Producer Remix)
02. Pillz Vol 2 - Spaced Out
03. KeeF - Jakes Nu Hat
04. Pillz Vol 3 - Listen To The Sample
05. Wislov - I Cross The Sky
06. Jimmy J & Cru-l-t - Close Your Eyes (IOTB 1991 Remix)
07. Mata - Nevermind
08. Mata - Old Radio
09. Pillz Vol 3 - Cutting Up Samples
10. Wislov - Xtasy
11. DJ Jedi - Make Me Feel
12. Wislov - Delirium
13. Mathman - Bonkers Salute
14. Jimmy J & Cru-l-t - I Want To Be Forever (NRG Remix)
15. Wislov - The Flow
16. Mr Buzz - Survival System
17. Nicky Allen - NAD 58
18. No Name - Serotonin
19. Nicky Allen - NAD 59
20. Jimmy J & Cru-l-t - Six Days (Pete Cannon Remix)
21. No Name - At First Sight
22. Wislov - Passion
23. DJ Beeno - Ready To Go
24. Jimmy J & Cru-l-t - I'm Ready (Feat Jennifer Bolton)
25. DJ Jedi - Dance With The Speaker
26. Jack In Box - Different Story
27. Mata - Next Rave
28. Jimmy J - Destiny (Luna-C Remix)(Feat Jennifer Bolton)
29. Bladerunner - Jungle Strike
30. Dope Ammo Feat Emile Rachel - 4am (Halflight Remix)
31. Pete Cannon - Murder Style
31. Ray Keith - Terrorist Limb By Limb (Aries Remix)

DJ A.K. - New Breakbeat Hardcore Mix 22.04.23

SLIPMATT @ HELTER SKELTER - ULTIMATE DANCE SELECTION 25-11-1994

Was sent this one by David Wicked White and have given it a bit of a remaster...

Slipmatt - Live @ Fusion III 22-10-1994

Dreamscape 15 vs 16 - 31 December 1994. Converted and restored from the orignal tape pack.

O2) Frantic & Impulse - Spiced Up [4 The Floor]
O3) The Vampire - Cyclone (Dubplate Mix) [Unreleased]
O4) Crowd Pleasers - Volume 3 (Side B) [Crowd Pleasers]
O5) DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer - In Effect (DJ Sy, DJ Unknown & Temptation remix) [Slammin' Vinyl]
O6) Sy & Unknown - D-Day [Universal]
O7) S & A - Peaked Up [4 The Floor]
O8) DJ Eruption - I Need Somebody [United Dance]
O9) Jimmy J & Cru-L-T - Take Me Away (Slipmatt remix) [Kniteforce]

P1) Jimmy J & Cru-L-T - Take Me Away (Slipmatt remix) [Kniteforce]
P2) DJ Seduction - So In Love (Vibes &amp; Wishdokta remix) [Impact]
P3) Midas - Groove Control [Hectic]
P4) Ramos, Supreme & Sunset Regime - Crowd Control (Slipmatt remix) [Hectic]
P5) Billy "Daniel" Bunter & J.D.S. - Let It Lift You [Just Another Label]
P6) A Sense Of Summer - On Top [Universal]
P7) Cheddar - Cheddar 1 (A) [Quosh]
P8) The DJ Sy Project - The Flight [Quosh]

DJ SY Feat. MC Joker - Dreamscape 15 vs 16

I first started listening to Happy Hardcore in 1996 along with my Twin Brother at the age of 17, it became an obsession pretty quickly due to the euphoric feelings the amazing pianos and vocals would supply. Dougal quickly became my favourite DJ due to his amazing track selections, his sets were full of smile on your face bangers and was always the first tape played out of any new tape pack, indeed I wouldn't even buy a tape pack unless Dougal was on it 😂 I got my first set of decks in 1999 at the age of 20 - Gemini PT1000 MK2 Direct Drive & Numark DM1001X Mixer, I wouldn't say I was a natural by any stretch of the imagination, it was car crash central at first, but I managed to teach myself beat matching and phrasing to an adequate standard within 6 months. Unfortunately around the time I bought my decks Hardcore was on the decline and Trance was getting huge, so Hardcore Vinyl was getting harder to source, so I started playing Trance instead whilst still harbouring my love for Hardcore. 

I've always struggled with my confidence, so I didn't really push myself in any meaningful way to become a DJ, of course I had dreams and I was a decent standard, but I was painfully shy when meeting new people so the idea of talking to promoters put the fear of God in me. In 2001 I went to my First Retro event up in Yarm and this changed my DJing direction totally, I started buying as much Classic House as I could, the Pianos were infectious and the atmosphere at the events was amazing. I managed to purchase some Technics 1200 MK5's in 2004 and got some bookings for some Classic House night's. I was still buying Hardcore Tape/CD Packs as I still loved Hardcore, me and my Twin Brother were the only one's out of our friends still listening to it, Hardcore had evolved to UK Hardcore, and the tracks being produced were phenomenal it was a brilliant time for the Hardcore scene. I wasn't buying any of the new Hardcore releases on Vinyl, as I was getting booked for more House events, and there was an abundance of House records to be bought. It wasn't until 2010 that I actually went digital, so I was finally able to download huge amounts of Hardcore Tracks and mess about with them at home, but I wasn't pushing that sound it was just for my own pleasure at home. In the DJing stakes I'd started playing Tech House and got some good bookings for that, I still love Tech House, there is definitely a brilliant groove to it. 

2013 was an extremely difficult year for me personally. I stopped DJing altogether and just went on my decks sporadically at home. I sold my beloved Technics in 2015 due to personal circumstances, an absolutely horrible day in my life that was (still kept my Vinyl though). I bought a DJ Controller with some of the proceeds which I used very sparingly. In 2017 my life changed massively for the better personally after 4 1/2 years of being in the doldrums when I met my Partner, who is an absolute Star. Unfortunately my controller had to go into storage due to space issues and to be honest I still wasn't ready to jump back into the World of DJing. Fast forward to 2021 after 8 years of hardly doing any DJing my fingers had started to get the itch, I could feel the passion return and I was getting a lot of prompting from my 2 best mates, so room was made for the Controller by my good lady and she was brought out of storage and amazingly enough she still worked. I had no targets when I restarted DJing I just wanted to play the stuff I loved for me, which was naturally Hardcore. Covid had struck though and there was a huge online community growing, I saw an advertisement from Hardcore Vibes Radio for a Guest Slot, so I did a mix for them and then got taken on as a resident which has been absolutely amazing for me both personally and professionally. I've also started playing House again and started my own Old Skool night called Vintage, so things are definitely moving again in a positive direction.

DJ Spinback & DJ Pilgrim - Dreamscape 24 (1997)(Dream Dance Magazine)

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