OMG please tell me the title of this song <3 this is an epic mix

so is the lore correct did you work at NASA ever?  cause I saw an asteroid fly over head one day and the sound it made as it rotated around it's center axis sounded an aweful lot like some earlier uberzone work... a day I will never forget for sure.

Uberzone aka Timothy Wiles is an American born DJ/Producer who has been an avid producer of electronic music since the mid 1990's where he spent some time playing in the early rave scene. He released his first album "Ideology" in 2007 to fantastic reviews and toured extensively with such acts as The Crystal Method. This mix was recorded for Groove Radio back in 2007 and features tracks from his Ideology album.

For more information on Uberzone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9Cberzone

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

Uberzone - Groove Radio Mix - 6.5.2007

Track Listing ****Royalties paid through Saturo Sounds****

The KLF – Blue Danube Orbital
Liaisons D – He Chilled Out
Westbam – Hold Me Back
The Chameleon Project – Feel
The Dynamic Duo – In The Pocket (Hip Hop mix)
Madhava - Balarama
Quivver – Twist And Shout (Techdub)
Brancaccio & Asher – Lovely Day
Triad – Tsunami (Pt. 2)
The Shamen – Progen (Land Of Oz remix)
React 2 Rhythm – Intoxication (Dubfield mix)
Feedback Max feat. T.T. – Come Inside
Panic – Voices Of Energy II
Havana – Ethnic Prayer (Euro mix)
Jaydee – Plastic Dreams (Long Version)
Fishbone Beat – Always (Oval mix)
Castle Trancelott – Indoctrinate
Minilogue vs KAB – Join The Minikab (original mix)
Set Up System – Ferry Dust (Frank De Wulf’s Saga Remix)
Pac-Man – Powerpill (Powerful mix)
JC001 – Favorite Breaks
Hypersonic – Dance Tones
TC – Berry (re-fratty re-energy version)
Brothers Love Dubs – The Mighty Ming
Slo Moshun – Bells Of N.Y. (Zen Mantra’s Beefy Bells mix)
Sundance – Sundance
Zone Ranger – 2 be reel
s.a.s – Amber Groove (Toxic Hijack mix)
Marine Boy – Fluid (Mad & Messy mix)
Sys’Tem X – Thumpy (Bumpy mix)
Eon – Spice (Original Mix With Notes)
Bam Bam Musique – Milk Of Magnesa (Night In Detroit mix)
DEA – Dark Days
Baby June – Hey What’s Your Name (Brassneck mix)
Cheeky Boy – Once In A Plastic Time
Just Add Water – Mystic Sister (The Goddess Is Coming
The Disco Evangelists – De Niro….The Journey
Ultramsrine – Panther (Coco Steel & Lovebomb remix
Moby – Feel It (Next Is The E) (Synth Mix)
Paninaro – Wildstyle Groove (Luv Dup’s Homey And A Handbag mix)

Enjoy the mix!  Recorded live in one take at Moffat Loop Studios Dallas TX - This mix has not been edited :):)

I'll keep working on the mastering.  Any input is welcome!  I'm using a Waves Ultimaximizer on each mono channel (to reduce balance issues - you know, vinyl) in to Ozone 8....

Focus Sessions - Saturo Sounds - 8-13-2022 Old Skool Prog Vinyl (wav)

This live dj set is believed to be the oldest known recording of Chris Gallagher at Simons, dating all the way back to March 29, 1991, a mere 4 months after the dark underground spot in sleepy Gainesville, Florida first opened. The music here is very representative of the underground sound of 1991, the year when raves and raving became part of the everyday vernacular of clubbers the world over. It's basically early techno, infused with breakbeats and hip-house elements; peak hour and pitched up, for maximum energy. 

"This mix embodies what I was all about when I first started to learn the art of DJing. These tracks, and the entire mix as a whole, is essentially the vibe and energy that I tried to create and project every time that I performed."

Enjoy :)

TRACKLIST:
01 ID
02 Digital Boy - OK! Alright (Techno Extended Mix)
03 Quadrophonia - The Man With The Masterplan
04 ID
05 ID
06 MC Magic Maxx - I Don’t Want Your Love
07 Da Juice - Hear The Angels (Mental Bass Mix)
08 Hardcore - Hey R U Ready
09 Trilithon - Choice (Original Version)
10 Digital Boy - Rotation
11 DJ Dick - Weekend
12 The Prodigy - What Evil Lurks
13 Greed - Give Me (Quadrant Mix)
14 Congress - 40 Miles
15 ID
16 Sharada feat. DJ Professor - Life Is Life (Turbo 😎
17 ID
18 The KLF - 3 A.M. Eternal (Live At The S.S.L.)
19 Genaside II - Sirens Of Acre Lane
20 ID
21 Shake Inc. - Rub-A-Dub Freestyle
22 MC Claude - Highlander (Immortal Version)
23 Holly Johnson - Across The Universe (Space A Go-Go Mix)
24 T99 - Anesthesia (Out Of History Mix)
25 The Deff Boyz - Turn It Up (remix)

CHRIS GALLAGHER - Live At SIMONS - March 29, 1991

This week’s distinguished guest is a self-proclaimed “bass music reprobate” and one half of the dynamic duo known as Slyde (of Finger Lickin fame). He’s London’s Jason Laidback and for his appearance in The Armory this week Jason has crafted this 45-minute mix entitled “Amps to 11” loaded with pre-release exclusives forthcoming on his brand new label, Nightprowl. Press play. Get down. 

For more information on Jason Laidback visit:

www.jasonlaidback.com
www.facebook.com/iamjasonlaidback
https://twitter.com/JasonLaidback
https://soundcloud.com/jason-laidback

For more information on Nightprowl visit: https://soundcloud.com/nightprowlrecords

Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

Jason Laidback

Jason Laidback - Episode 090

Some love for your ears. Took a different direction with this mix showcasing some of the new house tunes I've been digging lately. Fear not, I'm still in the game for broken beats but we need some serious reinvention before I can post a mix on that tip.

XOQ Uberzone

Uberzone March Promo Mix

Uberzone aka Timothy Wiles is an American born DJ/Producer who has been an avid producer of electronic music since the mid 1990's when he spent some time playing in the early rave scene. He released his first album "Ideology" in 2007 to fantastic reviews and toured extensively with such acts as The Crystal Method. This mix was recorded LIVE in 2003 at the Nocturnal Wonderland Festvial.

For more information on Uberzone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9Cberzone

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

Uberzone - LIVE @ Nocturnal Wonderland 2003

You always have to be a student of the game.  Always.  I have been a great follower of the Armory Podcast so when it became time to actually do one, there was a lot to think about.  Decades of history place me as a “Techno” DJ.  But most people who actually collect the history of DJ culture already know, Breaks have always been a part of my history.  Now my first impulse was to play cool guy and go collect the hottest breaks I could find and pretend that I could hang with anyone who came before or after me.  I’m humbled.  

I can’t do that.  Some of Iva’s mixes have totally blown my socks off.  I’ve watched Stanton Warriors Punks label become the Metalheadz of this breaks genre.  Then I hear someone like D-Bridge do a slower 130 BPM track, and it’s unfuckablewith.   That’s not a word, but it should be.  

So where does that put me with this episode? Bonesbreaks. It’s a series of vinyl which started many, many years ago as a concept in 1987, and went on to multiple volumes around a dozen, and were the first breakbeat records that fused “House” together when nobody did that.  It’s great to reminisce, but to me it always has been a sum of all parts.  So if 2000 Saturday Nights have passed and nobody cared to listen until this Saturday Night, Welcome to the future, my reality. 

The tracks here are from the new Bonesbreaks Volumes.  14, 15, 16, 17.  They are more recent then the first.  I don’t have to copy anyone else’s style in Breaks.  I don’t want to.  You hold down your lane.  I’m going to stay in mine.   I’ve been driving this way for a long time.  I’ve been able to update what I have been doing without losing the original flavor.

It’s quite interesting to hear newer styles built off the original analog method I always used. Everything is as it was.  Just cleaner and more dynamic.  Tons of crafty drums and samples, not Ableton or TRAKTOR and stem packs.   It’s more 80’s Hip Hop by design, then Trap or Dubstep.   But that is where it gets interesting, because we are out with the old and in with the new, yet maybe timeless, maybe not.  It’s subjective, so I will leave it up to you. 

Enjoy,
Peace, Love, Unity & Respect to all, 
Frankie Bones

Track List
1. Electropoliss
2. I Want The People To Know 
3. Stomp Your Feet 
4. Funky Acid Makossa (Loves The Acid Redux) 
5. Techno Dot 
6. Just The Way You Like It (Breaks) 
7. When The Bass Drops 
8. Come Closer 
9. The Bridge* - MC Shan (Boiler Room Edit)
10. Behind The Curtain 
11. Vamp And Clear 
12. Imperial Highway 
13. Long Train Running 

For more information on Frankie Bones visit:

https://soundcloud.com/frankiebones
https://www.facebook.com/DJFRANKIEBONES/
https://www.instagram.com/djfrankiebones/
https://twitter.com/djfrankiebones

Artwork by Jem Panufnik

Frankie Bones - Episode 170

It's my LIVE mix at Public Works in San Francisco for The Crystal Method's "The Trip Home Tour!" Handing over the decks to The Crystal Method was a dream come true.

Eric Riggsbee LIVE at Public Works in San Francisco for The Crystal Method's "The Trip Home Tour"

Yay! Finally posting my Breakfast of Champions set I played almost a year ago!  What can I say?  Playing the closing set on the huge inside stage to a packed house was nothing short of amazing.  To top it off, I got to bat cleanup after the Stanton Warriors, one of my favorite production duos!
I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed playing it 🤠
And don’t forget to pick up your tickets to this year’s Breakfast of Champions party, now teaming up with "A New Day” - And we’re back at the Great Northern (119 Utah St, SF), with more blocks, more art cars, more funk, the Mog, and tons of your friends!  Can’t wait to see y’all on January 1st, 2019!!!! - Kapt’n

Breakfast of Champions 2018 Kapt’n Kirk

I just saw DJ Icey play for the first time in January. Prior to that and when I made the mix I had not seen him, Uberzone or Bassbin Twins play out. This is my fantasy mix of what it would sound like if all of them played together

UBERZONE & DJ ICEY VS. BASSBIN TWINS

TASCAM DR-08

Rabbit in the Moon classics mix 2

Uberzone 2010
 
Uberzone equals innovation. In the electronic music scene, where the “next big things” come and go like the weather, Uberzone has remained an incomparable source of fresh ideas and vitality for well over a decade.
 
The man behind the moniker is Anaheim, California native Timothy Wiles (a.k.a. Q).His music has weaved its way into the hearts and minds of a generation. Stubbornly defying gentrification, he blends house music with techno and broken beats with electro to create a sound all his own.

Aside from being name checked by dance music luminaries, his studio skills are legendary. He’s been tapped by everyone from Adam Freeland to Alan Parsons and BT to The Crystal Method for remixes, production or mixing work.

He’s currently in the studio working on the follow up to his last single “I No You” and his 2007 album “Ideology”.



Uberzone March Promo Mix

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