not for a while - they're recordings of shows i do for the local community radio station, and i haven't bothered doing a run lately. might do at some point soon though...
Recommend some early house and garage plz
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ohmyliver
poppin' like a cork
I got her (nicolette if anyone's too lazy to click the link) album somewhre. Wicked Mathetics, and Waking Up are lovely tracks.
was just dancing round the living room...
didn't realise it was roland clarke - that man's a fucking genius.
bit of progressive?
hipipol
Peckham Wry
Degrees of motion _ Do you want it right now
Anyone wanna buy the origanl Yankee inport?
haha!!
Well, it aint for sale
I ran out of ones that i can remember the name of!
So bar digging out my girls FM tapes I cannae help you nae more pipistrel!
Well it doesn't look like you're doing anything else this evening
Callie
Pivoting
OK smaller hifi removed from bedroom and repositioned in the living room. Have located the 'Girls FM' tape and it's working and hasn't spontaneously combusted or been eaten by the player *yet* *touchwood*.
Will compile some kind of tracklisting but be warned I'm fairly sure there is a Celine Dion remix on here somewhere
later.... OK that tape wasn't the one with the Celine Dion remix. However it was one where the DJ didn't mention any of the tracks being played apart from MK - Always
Now why didn't someone tell my 12 year old self that labelling tapes solely with a number is not going to help that much in the future when you want to try and find a tape. Especially when there are over 150 of them
Will compile some kind of tracklisting but be warned I'm fairly sure there is a Celine Dion remix on here somewhere
later.... OK that tape wasn't the one with the Celine Dion remix. However it was one where the DJ didn't mention any of the tracks being played apart from MK - Always
Now why didn't someone tell my 12 year old self that labelling tapes solely with a number is not going to help that much in the future when you want to try and find a tape. Especially when there are over 150 of them
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
chico enrico
No hair shows you care.
i've never really understood how people can hear stuff on mad Mike's Happy Records and still think Jeff Mills was the 'talent' behind UR
Dvina & Yolanda are such total and utter classics (actually, i'm working on a track with a Davina sample at the moment
)NB: always preferred the insane 'live' mix of living for the night myself.
chico enrico
No hair shows you care.
ahhhhha! here's the reese mix, but not as good as the one i'm meaning as it hasn't got the full vocal (for some weird reason the best verion doesn't appear to be up on youtube)
such a total "lights on - last song of the night" track
such a total "lights on - last song of the night" track
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
i don't think people do think that - they are both awesome talents who went in different directions and did their own thing. i wish i'd seen their reiunion a couple of years ago at sonar - apparently it was incredible but it wasn't recorded.i've never really understood how people can hear stuff on mad Mike's Happy Records and still think Jeff Mills was the 'talent' behind UR
Apathy
Roll us yer cap Grandad!!
lets not go down *that* road again as I start looking for hardcore
hardcore?? well u gotta have ...... 1991 but reminds me of speed garage.
as does also from 91
maybe even from 91
top tunes
chico enrico
No hair shows you care.
i've always been interested to know what happened to Blapps Posse.
As far as i'm aware all the stuff on Blapps records were about the first to ever cross breakbeats with rapping & techno - producing what could be regarded as the progenitor to hardcore (for some annoying reason none of the original releases are up on youtube)
(think the orig of this came out in 1990)
particularly loved them as i think every record they ever did had a 'video clash' sample
anyway, just thought i'd throw that into da mix.
As far as i'm aware all the stuff on Blapps records were about the first to ever cross breakbeats with rapping & techno - producing what could be regarded as the progenitor to hardcore (for some annoying reason none of the original releases are up on youtube
)(think the orig of this came out in 1990)
particularly loved them as i think every record they ever did had a 'video clash' sample
anyway, just thought i'd throw that into da mix.
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