Showing posts with label throwback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label throwback. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Kleez One - In a Dream - Oldschool Jungle 95-96


The difference between this mix and all the mixes back in the day, is sound quality.
Differences:
1) Not recorded on a shitty cassette tape, dubbed 50 times over
2) Not recorded from a rave with coked out MCs on feedbacking mics

Tracklisting:

Street Science Come To Me
Dillinja - Soul Control
Foul Play - Total Control (Origin Unknown Remix)
Ray Keith Rare Groove
Fokus - On Line
Foul Play - The Stepper (Remix)
Dave Wallace - Expressions (Remix)
Orca Discovery
DJ Pulse True Romance
Bounty Killaz Do It Now (DJ Pulse Remix)
Tango Understanding
Nookie / Intersperse - Destiny / Time Out Of Mind
Rantoul - Distant Constellations EP
Pete Rann / Rantoul - Free Spirit / Digital Future
Alex Reece Groove
Pulse* & Tango - Let The Hustlers Play / Feeling Real
DJ Trace West Coast
Foul Play - Ignorance
J Majik - The Spell

Kleez One - In a Dream (download)

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Throwback: Space Traxx - Atomic Playboy



Starting a new series / section on the blog entitled 'Throwback'. What a better way to start it off with a lil' Atomic Playboy action (not to be confused with dj Atomic Playboy)

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

YMO - Technopolis

If only the giant face from this video would appear behind me at all times life would be complete.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Pirate Radio 1993

Remember that shitty 90's movie "pump up the volume"? Well this is just that but way cooler. Pirate stations such as this in East London, were a big
factor in the rapid spread of early hardcore / jungle.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Ancesters


All the music posted here is influenced a bit by early rave. Although I was too young to catch the "real parties" in Toronto (1990 - 1995), I did get a chance to listen to my older sister's Dr.No and Sniper tapes.. and amazing radio programming such as this:






Download Dr. No / Jungle PHD 1993

For hard to find rave tapes of Early Toronto raves check out The Vault Website

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Friday, March 6, 2009

Harold Faltermeyer

I always liked the music from shitty 80's movies such as Tango and Cash, Beverly Hills Cop and Top Gun. Turns out they were all scored by the same dude. Go figure.