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Ultimate Dancefloor Tune

Which reminds me - Circus Bells, Robert Armani, but the Hardfloor mix. Absolute killer, and it was nice that it came out just when I'd started taking pills and partying (93). Total classic.
 
Blondie - "Heart of glass"

DeeLite - "Groove is in the Heart"

House of Pain - "Jump Around"

Urban All Stars - "It Began In Africa"

King Bee - "Back by Dope Demand"

Young MC - "Know How"

Leftfield - "Not Forgotten" (Remix)

Etc
 
Where Love Lives - Alison Limerick, original mix
Feel What you Want - Kristine W
Sprung Aus Der Volken - DJ Hell
Energy Flash - Beltram
Horsepower - Ravesignal 3
Aceprience - Hardfloor
Pretty much any Prodigy tune

And loads more...TBH I can't answer this question with a single track - maybe about 50 or so if I sat down and thought about it long enough...
 
acid priest said:
Josh Wink - 'A Higher State Of Consciousness'. :cool:
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and that's just goes to prove my own personal theory that the "Acid" in your user name refers to a 303 squelchy type acid, rather than a seeing funny things type acid.

Or of course I could just be wrong, and should really do better things than sit around and pontificate about the meaning of people's user names. :o
 
Ooooh, I've just remembered an absolute killer from early 94 - I wonder if anybody remembers it? It's on Limbo records and it's called TGV by, erm... it might have been Gypsy, or Havana (which Gypsy was one half of). It's a huge, hugely chunky tribute to the TGV and absolutely ripped the place apart every time it came on (tho the only DJ I ever heard play it was Paul Evolution, who was a big influence on my DJing style btw). Through a contact in the recording industry I somehow ended up inviting Gypsy along to a couple of Funtasy parties in Trenz in Stoke Newington back in 94 and got him massively munted - he was saying he'd never been to parties like that before and was really blown away with it all. :cool:
 
Papua New Guinea - Andy Weatherall mix

Either that or Energy Flash.

Where Love Lives - Alison Limerick, original mix
Feel What you Want - Kristine W
Sprung Aus Der Volken - DJ Hell
Energy Flash - Beltram
Horsepower - Ravesignal 3
Aceprience - Hardfloor
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That looks like it comes straight from an Urbanites playlist from a couple of years back!
 
Funky_ken said:
Dave Clarke - Red 2 has so many memories for me :)
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That's the one that goes

Buuum bumbumbum
Buuum bumbumbum
Buuum bumbumbum
Buuum bumbumbum
nnnnnEEEEEEEEEE!

innit?

Add that to my list too...it's got that cracking DC flat kick drum sound...

OO...Papua New Guinea by FSOL...
 
pootle said:
and that's just goes to prove my own personal theory that the "Acid" in your user name refers to a 303 squelchy type acid, rather than a seeing funny things type acid.

Or of course I could just be wrong, and should really do better things than sit around and pontificate about the meaning of people's user names. :o
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Rumbled for the LSD fakir that I is... ;)
 
pk said:
Papua New Guinea - Andy Weatherall mix

Either that or Energy Flash.



That looks like it comes straight from an Urbanites playlist from a couple of years back!
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:D

Probably my reply to a 'Ideal DJ set' thread or summat...:D
 
The first rebirth on bonsai (and later prolecult) used to do it for me. Went well with that higher state of conciousness too!
 
Mmmm, Prolekult, lots of classics on there: Baby Doc & The Dentist - Tales of the Seraphim. I liked a lot of Jon the Dentist's stuff until he started making the same tune again and again.
 
fractionMan said:
The first rebirth on bonsai (and later prolecult) used to do it for me. Went well with that higher state of conciousness too!
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Cor, the first time I heard that was at the Cooltan in the summer of 94 - I found it absolutely devastating. But then it got played to death and it stopped working for me. It was a Big Huge Tune though. :cool:

Anybody remember Sourmash? Their track on Prolekult, (number 001 - their first release) was a pure classic. Oddly enough it used the same samples and sounds as Nexus, on Noom records number 6 but I don't think it's actually the same tune? Or am I wrong? I'm not sure.

Anyway, talking about Noom, number 8 was a totally mentalistic acid tune (by Tandu I think) which always got everybody going somewhat!
 
MysteryGuest said:
Anybody remember Sourmash? Their track on Prolekult, (number 001 - their first release) was a pure classic. Oddly enough it used the same samples and sounds as Nexus, on Noom records number 6 but I don't think it's actually the same tune? Or am I wrong? I'm not sure.
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Pilgrimage to Paradise? Fucking classic! :)

Oooh and while we're on Noom records ... Mandala - Astralia. :cool:
 
Anybody remember Sourmash? Their track on Prolekult, (number 001 - their first release) was a pure classic. Oddly enough it used the same samples and sounds as Nexus, on Noom records number 6 but I don't think it's actually the same tune? Or am I wrong? I'm not sure.
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Yeah, I listed it as one of my tunes about 15 posts ago :rolleyes::p
 
Now that OU's turned up I suppose I ought to say "Red Planet Star Dancer", so I can stay in his impeccably tasteful good books. :)
 
Orang Utan said:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Crock of shit, I say, crock of shit.
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I quite liked 'If Everybody Looked The Same', and 'At The River' was smooth, but I always suspected that GA were basically Jaxx without the funk.

And stuff like 'I See You Baby' has dated somewhat - as opposed to 'Red Alert' and 'Rendez Vu', which could have been recorded last week. :cool:
 
acid priest said:
I quite liked 'If Everybody Looked The Same', and 'At The River' was smooth, but I always suspected that GA were basically Jaxx without the funk.

And stuff like 'I See You Baby' has dated somewhat - as opposed to 'Red Alert' and 'Rendez Vu', which could have been recorded last week. :cool:
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I hate Groove Aramada from the bottom of my heart - they are the complete antithesis of everything that is good about 'electronic' music. They are the U2 of the dance world. Fucking cunts.
 
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