Reunion de pistas de los mejores tiempos  I Love 90s

Selection of tracks from the 90s era until today with genres such as

Breakbeathardcore, break, jungle, happyhardcore, rave, old school,old skool, dnb and more

breakbeat hardcore

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Adrenalin

1. Stu J - Take Me To Your Leader - Vinyl Fanatiks - VFS035 - 192mp3 clip

91-92 old skool hardcore scene rave tunes ,>*^-[]';/

AA - (Timebase) - Fireball

Manix - Oblivion (Head In The Clouds)

Feel Real Good
Reinforced Records 

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Manix - Feel Real Good

Tracklist

DJ Dance

DJ Slipmatt - Breaking Free [Awesome]
Dillinja - Sovereign Melody [Deadly Vinyl]
2 Bad Mice - Shooby Corner [Moving Shadow]
Omni Trio - Nu Grooves '94 [Moving Shadow]

Fabio

Goldie - V.I.P. Riders Ghost [Metalheadz]
Koda - Spacetek [Dee Jay]
Vorte-x - Tribal Warfare (Everybody) [Grand Larceny]
4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse - Drowning In Her (4 Horsemen Mix) [Tone Def]
The Darkest Knight - The Journey [Hard Disk]
Flynn & Flora - String 4 String [Full Cycle]
Kakoo featuring Simon Bassline Smith - Hypnosis [Tantrum]
Foul Play - Beats Track [Moving Shadow]
Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era - Session One (Riots In Rayleigh) [Suburban Base]
The Invisible Man - The Bell Tune [Good Looking]
Suburban Knights - State of Art [Intelligent Music Company]
Subnation - Scottie (Ray Keith VIP Mix) [Future Vinyl]
Low Key Movements - Ear Drums (Good Times) [Reinforced]
Flynn & Flora - Dream Of You [Independent Dealers]
Codename John - Deep Inside Of Me [Prototype]
Doc Scott - Rage [Reinforced]
Original DJ Vibes - Let The Beat (Move Your Body) [Spinning Vynal]
Deep Blue - The Helicopter Tune (Fantasy #1) [Moving Shadow]
Back 2 Basics - Horns 4 94 [Back 2 Basics]

DJ Dance & Fabio - Club Adrenalin - 25th March 1994

Tracklist

Grooverider

Blackstar featuring Top Cat - Champion DJ (Blue Print Mix) [Congo Natty] 

Fabio

Aquarius - Drift To The Centre [Looking Good]
Chimeira - Deeper Life [Back 2 Basics]
Roni Size - Phizical [V]
Higher Sense - Cold Fresh Air [Liftin' Spirit]
Dillinja - The Angels Fell [Metalheadz]
Atlas - Drifting Thru The Galaxy [Dee Jay]
Mental Power - Dream Sequence [Formation]
Studio Pressure - First Sequence [Photek]
Octave One - Chillin' Out (94) [31]
DJ Nut Nut - The Rumble (Mad Ragga Jon remix) [Production House]
Da Intalex - What Ya Gonna Do [Flex]
Aquarius - Dolphin Tune [Good Looking]
DJ SS - United [Formation]
Engineers Without Fears - Spiritual Aura [Dee Jay]

Fabio - Hard & Fast 'The Groove Connection Party' - 26th August 1994

Bam Bam

Manix - Special Request

Krome And Time - This Sound Is For The Underground

Tracklist

Bay B Kane - Jungle Warriors [White House]
DJ B & EZM - Timelapse [Industrial Noize]
Swift & Zinc - Other Side Of The Moon [Brain Progression]
Bay B Kane - Giant Steps [White House]
The Rood Project - The Morning After [White House]
DJ Phantasy - The New Groove [Liquid Wax]
Foul Play - Finest Illusion (Legal Mix) [Moving Shadow]
Swan-E - Satisfy My Love [De Underground]
Ellis Dee, DJ Krome & Mr Time - Free The Feeling [New Dimension]
Ramos & Supreme - Crowd Control [Hectic]
Noise Factory - Can You Feel The Rush (The Power Mix) [Kemet]
Swan-E  - Collusion [De Underground]
Aurora - Firin On All Cylinders [Homegrown]
SMD - #2 (A) [SMD]
DJ Rap & Aston - Jeopardy [Suburban Base]
SMD - #2 (A) [SMD]
DJ Rap & Aston - Jeopardy [Suburban Base]
Peshay & Roger Johnson - Gangster [2000 AD]
Apollo Two - Atlantis (I Need You) (LTJ Bukem remix) [Good Looking]
Fast Floor - Plight Of The Innovators [Smooth]
DJ Vibes - Obsession (Music's So Wonderful) [Asylum]
>> Rachel Wallace - Pressure [Suburban Base]
Slam - Looking Into The Light [Not On Label - RC 001]
Skrufneck - Volume One (A) [Skrufneck]
>> Mega City 2 - Nightwalker (Rude Boy Bass Mix) [Extra Terrestrial]
Rachel Wallace - Pressure [Suburban Base]
Mega City 2 Featuring DJ Reflex - Amazon [Extra Terrestrial]
Bonny & The Highlander - Summer Breeze (Micky Finn's Breeze Mix) [Pirate Club]
Mega City 2 - Into The Realms Of Darkness [Extra Terrestrial] 
Pascal & Sponge - I Got You (Ezee Boy) Remix [Dark Horse]
DJ Force + Evolution - Lost It [Kniteforce]

13th November 1993

Ellis Dee - Adrenalin 2.10 - 13th November 1993

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Will Phillips is from Wickford, a small town in the south of the county of Essex and he first started producing music for fun at the age of 13. When he was 17 he purchased an Amiga 500 because he wanted a system that he could make music on but also enjoy his other passion at the time, computer games. This Amiga 500 workhorse came with 512KB but Will had purchased a memory card that could be plugged into the back, ramping it up to 1MB! This produced a healthy 16 seconds of 8 bit sample time, which was great for Will as he loved his samples! "I was running some music software called Quartet back then and I remember that you could only make tunes at a designated tempo dictated by the program itself" Will enlightens me, continuing "You had the choice of 100BPM, 125BPM and 150BPM, which somewhat restricted the speed of the music you could make! So I came up with a method of recording it all to my Porta 05 4 track tape machine which had a +/- 15% slider, so I could bridge the tempo gaps created by the Quartet program! This would have been around the Bass & Bleep era of 1990.”

Around 1992 Will had moved to Leeds as his older brother was there for Uni and had a student house that Will moved into. While he was there he started to build his studio, buying the aforementioned Amiga 500 with its expanded memory of 1MB. He also added 2 belt driven Technics BD03 turntables. And that was it! That’s all he had but it was enough to start knocking up some rough demos using lots of samples which he had on vinyl, creating the blueprint for the ‘Here Comes Mongo’ EP. He would then travel back down to Essex with the samples and work with Cobby, who, over the course of three days helped Will by engineering his demos into actual finished tracks using his Akai 950, Atari ST running Cubase, an Alesis Quadraverb and a 16 channel Mackie desk. By this point in time, 1992, Julian was running his Bogwoppa label and had all the contacts set up to get records pressed so he helped Will sort out getting the tunes to vinyl and linked him with Mo’s Music Machine for distribution. There were about 1100 records pressed with Mo’s managing to sell around 900 of them as Will expands upon “I broke even, maybe even done a bit better than that. The 200 records that didn’t get sold were returned to me and throughout the 90’s I gave them away to friends and kept a handful and a copy of the flyer that went with the release” he tells me.

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Richie was already a bit of a name around his neighbourhood of Great Yarmouth thanks to his DJ skills. He started DJing when he got some decks in 1987 and it wasn’t long before he was asked to play the Caister Soul Weekenders which were held in his home town. In 1990 N’Joi were playing the event when their manager heard Richie spin and asked him to join the band as their DJ. Their manager was Mike Champion, who was actually the brother of Nigel Champion from N’Joi, and he ran a company called Midi Management which ran out of Southend. Richie was asked to join the roster of artists which brought him more work as a DJ and which gave him firsthand experience of the rise of rave music and in turn giving him the inspiration to start producing tunes himself.

The following year John got his first deal under his band name Tekniq alongside his pal Jonathan Wright. This duo would go on to have releases on Ozone Recordings, F Project, Formation, Moving Shadow and Grid, spanning over 11 years! John had a day job at this time working for an insurance company and those monthly wage packets assisted him in building his first studio, though their first two releases in 1991, which came out on Ozone, were recorded at a studio in Doncaster that the Ozone label used. The Ozone headquarters were based in Sheffield, half an hour down the road from Doncaster, though a bit of a drive from Great Yarmouth! Before they travelled up there they created some demos which got them picked up by the label and these were done locally at a studio called Purple Rain Studios. It wasn’t set up for dance music at all and was built to cater for guitar bands but they did have a Cheetah SX16 which was a budget sampler. It held 512k of sample RAM and was capable of 16 bit stereo sampling but its real crowning glory was that it could read Akai sample disks up to and including the S1000, which came in handy when finishing the tunes off in Doncaster!

Around 1992 Richie had a big breakthrough. Mike Champion was managing a band called The Prodigy and they needed a tour DJ. Richie had already proved himself by being the DJ for Mike’s brother’s band, N’Joi, so he was asked to go on tour with The Prodigy for their 1992 ‘Experience Tour’, an experience that will last with Richie forever, with stories he is unable to repeat in this interview for various reasons!!! It was after that tour in November 1992 that Liam Howlett pulled Richie aside and told him he really needed to get into the studio himself and start making some music. He wasn’t going to be told twice and immediately went over to see John (Tekniq) and called up his old pal Jay to see if he wanted to join them. By late 1992 and throughout 1993 the three of them were working together, sketching out ideas and honing their craft. 

“So, how did Spirits From An Urban Jungle form and start releasing on Whitehouse?” I wanted to know. Jay gives me the run down - “I believe it was possibly from a conversation with Peshay. He told me that Whitehouse were offering out £1000 advances for a 12”. So we decided that the three of us should get together for a weekend and see what we could come up with. And it was a proper mash-up weekend! That’s why there is a tune called ‘White Lightning’ because we went to the off license and bought a load of White Lightning cider which fueled us!”

Spirits From An Urban Jungle 'Prologue To Freedom' - VFS016 - 192mp3 clip

Tracklist

Slipmatt

Enforcer - Dam Tuff (Remix) [Awesome]
Bug Kann & The Plastic Jam - Made In Two Minutes (Prodigy Remix) [Labello Blanco]
Shades Of Rhythm - Sweet Sensation (Ray Keith remix) [S.O.R.]
Cloud 9 - You Got Me Burnin' (Ray Keith & Nookie Remix) [Moving Shadow]
Warped Kore - The Power [White House]
Freestyle & DJR - Madness [Awesome]
EQ - Total Xstacy 93 (Remixed By DJ-SS) [Formation]
DJ Peekay - Come My Selecta [Boogie Times] 
Digital Pressure - Watch Dis Space [Juice Box]
Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth - Unfriendly [Basement]
The Criminal Minds - Drums Of Doom (Slipmatt Remix) [Outlan U.K.]
Top Buzz - Livin' In Darkness (93 Remix) [Basement]
Force Mass Motion - Panic (Remix) [Rabbit City]
Smooth But Hazzardous - Push Up The Levels (SBH remix) [Sound Entity]

Ramos

Ramos & Supreme - Crowd Control [Hectic]
Heartless - Tubular Breaks (Original Mix) [Heartless]
The Criminal Minds - Drums Of Doom (Slipmatt Remix) [Outlan U.K.]
DJ Pooch - Untitled (B) [Cut & Run - CAR 001]
Ramos, Supreme & Sunset Regime - Sunshine [Hectic]
Force Mass Motion - Panic (Remix) [Rabbit City]
EQ Tips - EQ Tips (Urban Techno Remix) [Sapho]
S And A - Vol. 1 (AA) [Homegrown]
Slam - 	Looking Into The Light [Not On Label - RC 001]
N.R.G. - I Need Your Love (Mike Ink Mix) [Force Inc. Music Works]
Overdubb - Ruffplate (Ruff Mix) [Impact]

10th December 1993

Slipmatt & Ramos - Club Adrenalin - 10th December 1993

Tracklist

DJ Chemistry

DJ Rap & Aston - Vertigo (Tumbling Remix) [Suburban Base]
DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer - You Are The One [Slammin' Vinyl] 

Slipmatt

Slipmatt - Hear Me (DJ Seduction Remix) [Awesome]
Rhythm For Reasons - Sweet Memories [Formation]
Druid & Vinylgroover - Summertime Vibe 94 (The North End Mix) [Hectic]
DJ Seduction - So In Love (Happy Stomp Mix) [Impact]
DJ Ham - Green Eggs And........ [Kniteforce]
DJ Seduction - My Own (DJ Slipmatt Remix) [Impact]
Future Primitive - We're Flying (DJ Vibes & Wishdokta Remix) [Kniteforce]
Druid & Vinylgroover - Choirs Of Heaven [Hectic]
Brisk & Intense - Get Live (Stu J Remix) [Man From Uncle]
Norty But Nice - Do You Want It [Not On Label - QUAV 001]
Question Mark- ?? (Volume 2) (A) [Question Mark]
DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Let's Do It (Dubplate Mix) [Unreleased]
DJ's Unknown - Volume 3 (AA) [Homegrown]
Jimmy J & Cru-L-T - Can't You See [Remix]
DJ's Unknown - Volume 3 (A) [Homegrown]
Naughty Naughty - Volume Seven (B) [Naughty Naughty]
DJ's Unknown - Volume 4 (A) [Homegrown]
Naughty Naughty - Volume Six (B) [Naughty Naughty]
Ravers Choice - Ravers Choice 1 (A) [Ravers Choice]
Jack N Phil - We Are Unity (Inst.) [Basement]
Ramos, Supreme And Sunset Regime - Gotta Believe (Heaven Mix) [Hectic]

10th June 1994

Slipmatt - Club Adrenalin - 10th June 1994

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DJH ‘Unfinished Biznizz EP’ 

DJH was 15 when he wrote his first EP back in 1993. That EP became a near mythic release within the hardcore vinyl collecting circles with a price tag of over £700 on Discogs! Vinyl Fanatiks tracked down Danny and organised its re-release back in 2019, with the release selling out rapidly.

Now DJH is back, 27 years later, in the studio recording his first hardcore tracks since the glory years, inspired by the love and support shown by all who bought his repress. So if that was you, thank you for making him return to his first love. And what a return it is. Four incredibly authentic hardcore tracks, recorded in 2020, including his smasher from the ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ album – ‘Hold Tight’. Not only that, but he has revisited his seminal tune ‘Petruccio’ and has remixed it.

I hope you show DJH your support and love and embrace him and this EP into your collection.

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Amen Brother Biog:

In the early weeks of Lockdown, around the end of March 2020, DJH called me up with an idea.  “I was thinking, it would be nice to give the Vinyl Fanatiks supporters a free tune as a thank you for backing my repress and as a little gift during these difficult times, something to cheer people up” he said. I liked the idea, I liked it a lot and it got me thinking; ‘Why don’t I approach all the artists I have worked with over the past 18 months and see if they too feel like getting into the studio and making a new tune, but for it to sound like it was made in the early 90s?’ A few phone calls and emails were made and within a week I had 14 producers and groups going into the studio, each writing a fresh track. The free album ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ was created and subsequently released in May 2020. I had no idea it would be as successful as it was, with over 5000 downloads in a few weeks, and many messages that it would be great if these tracks would appear on vinyl. Now that was music to my ears and it again got me thinking!

Rather than release the project as a triple vinyl piece, I thought it would be a great opportunity to get each artist and group to write an EP, which would include their track from the album, and to release these EPs on vinyl as well as digital. But I felt it wouldn’t be right for these to come out on Vinyl Fanatiks as it would be too confusing. Vinyl Fanatiks is a repress label; these were brand new tunes, made by the original wizards of the scene. I needed a new label! For the past year I had been mulling over starting a new label and had already come up with the name and the branding. I just didn’t have a direction for it yet. But now I did… Amen Brother was born.

Amen Brother is a label that continues the vibes of the early 90’s but comes correct with fresh music. The music needs to feel like it was made back in the day - it needs to have that connection, whether written by an original artist from that era, or a remix of music from that era. But with the bar being raised so high by Vinyl Fanatiks, I needed to be sure that Amen Brother continued with that level of quality, from the authenticity of the music, to the high levels of presentation that my customers expect from us.

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The second release on Amen Brother sees the return of another old school legend that only released one EP and vanished for the next 28 years! Lee X-Plode put out a self-funded EP in 1992 on a white label that became highly sort after in the vinyl collecting world, with copies changing hands for up to £250! Vinyl Fanatiks were lucky enough to be blessed with his permission to re-release this EP, which flew off the shelves.

Lee just loves the early 90’s rave scene and is an avid collector of any rave footage from this era. He is so tuned in to this period of music that when he started producing again in 2020, his tracks sounded like they had all been made back then, 100% authentic with 100% vibes. So when we approached Lee about writing an EP for our newly-founded Amen Brother label, he jumped at the chance and gave us four amazing anthems. This EP includes his track ‘Shock Out’ from the ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ album as well as an incredible revamp of his reggae tinged classic ‘Watch This Go’ which was on his one and only release back in 1992.

All vinyl purchases via our webstore will come with a link to download the MP3s.

Amen Brother biog:

In the early weeks of Lockdown, around the end of March 2020, DJH called me up with an idea.  “I was thinking, it would be nice to give the Vinyl Fanatiks supporters a free tune as a thank you for backing my repress and as a little gift during these difficult times, something to cheer people up” he said. I liked the idea, I liked it a lot and it got me thinking; ‘Why don’t I approach all the artists I have worked with over the past 18 months and see if they too feel like getting into the studio and making a new tune, but for it to sound like it was made in the early 90s?’ A few phone calls and emails were made and within a week I had 14 producers and groups going into the studio, each writing a fresh track. The free album ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ was created and subsequently released in May 2020. I had no idea it would be as successful as it was, with over 5000 downloads in a few weeks, and many messages that it would be great if these tracks would appear on vinyl. Now that was music to my ears and it again got me thinking!

Rather than release the project as a triple vinyl piece, I thought it would be a great opportunity to get each artist and group to write an EP, which would include their track from the album, and to release these EPs on vinyl as well as digital. But I felt it wouldn’t be right for these to come out on Vinyl Fanatiks as it would be too confusing. Vinyl Fanatiks is a repress label; these were brand new tunes, made by the original wizards of the scene. I needed a new label! For the past year I had been mulling over starting a new label and had already come up with the name and the branding. I just didn’t have a direction for it yet. But now I did… Amen Brother was born.

Amen Brother is a label that continues the vibes of the early 90’s but comes correct with fresh music. The music needs to feel like it was made back in the day - it needs to have that connection, whether written by an original artist from that era, or a remix of music from that era. But with the bar being raised so high by Vinyl Fanatiks, I needed to be sure that Amen Brother continued with that level of quality, from the authenticity of the music, to the high levels of presentation that my customers expect from us.

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3. X-Plode 'Feel So Good' - AB-VFS002 - 192mp3 clip

The label was established in 2018 as a means to release the back catalogue of renowned Jungle Techno label Underdog Recordings, which ran from 1993-1995. It quickly expanded from beyond the original goal and now reissues sought after, rare and classic records from the Jungle, Rave, Bleep House, Techno and Jungle Techno genres.

The Vinyl Fanatiks aim is to track down and work with the original artists from the early 1990’s, to reissue their music on vinyl only, and to support the record hunters and vinyl diggers from around the world with quality pressings and superb mastering; a way to show respect and share the story of those that created these incredible records.

The vision is not to focus on the obvious artists of that time but to dig a little deeper and find those that came and went but their legacy still holds true to this day. Some of these producers only released one record and vanished soon after but their music still resonates into the 21st century, accumulating new audiences across the globe, far beyond the catchment of the UK pirate radios and muddy fields of 25 years ago. What happened to these artists? Its Vinyl Fanatik’s mission to find out!

Each record captures a moment in time, a vibe that was true and innocent from a period when music was far more synonymous with rebellion and anarchy than today’s finely polished productions and conformist club pop. This music itself bred on the outskirts of society, fuelled by the passion of the rave, its lineage stemming from the Acid House era of 1988. Often produced on minimal equipment, with minimal skills and knowledge, its audio blueprint transcends to new generations, a rawness that no expensive audio plug in could ever create in this present day.

Vinyl Fanatiks wants to pay homage to these young producers who forged the foundations of the multi-million pound EDM scene we have now. Each of these artists has their own tale to tell, their own memories to share. Limited by their own geographical status within the UK, they somehow still all managed to connect and influence each other, years before the internet, mobile phones and social media that we have today. But the music knew no limits and had no boundaries, transcending generations to this day.

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