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yeah we slipped away from the definition on this thread a bit
Old Skool Hardcore
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ICP - Free and equal (Leftfield remix) late 1991, as played by Bryan Gee at Dreamscape 2.
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For me it will always remind me of : Sasha/laurent garnier at the Academy Plymouth Positivity 91
That was one of my standout nights! I only remembered it years later, when someone handed me the mixtape
chikaboo chika boo!
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stethoscope
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Naz Aka Naz - Quantum Leap 
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Good find!!!
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hardcore up to 11!
The B side is totally radio rental - 5 mins in
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my mate met Naz aka Naz this year - still involved in DnB - IIRC he's behind Infrared Records
Apathy
Roll us yer cap Grandad!!
The B side is totally radio rental - 5 mins in
blimey is that how the vinyl sounds or has the guy who uploaded it just recorded it way way too loud causing the distortion??
DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
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big tracklist
Apathy
Roll us yer cap Grandad!!
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cantsin
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anyone remember this one
2 Boasters A Digestive & A Jammy Dodger - LSD
going in deep there, you can almost feel the bedroom it was made in
DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
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love that tune so much <something that maybe isnt acknowledged so much is just how much acid was getting dropped up to 92 and a little after (depending what scene you were in to)...every one mentions Es, but there was a shit load of acid in the mix, id bet anything that overall it was more than in the 60s if you added it all up
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100 % agree - me and a couple of mates in particular went through a 2-3 yr period 91-93 of doing it alongside e all the time, and loved it , at clubs, afters etc - right club, right music, right people, there was nothing better for me - the only problem with that was we then ended up going to the same club every week for about 3 yrs, and slightly regret the lack wider of wider club / music exploration, especially the music . .
And despite it being v much 'club acid' ( almost a different drug to microdots / 60's doses ) , I got the feeling it played a big part in what was a pretty tricky 5 yr + comedown from 95' onwards for all of us in different ways, and a little part of the psychological legacy lives on to this day ( tho not always in totally negative ways. )
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)feel the same way as you cantsin, though probably on a milder scale
what club was it btw - just curious
loads of acid elements in the scene:
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In fact this is what hurt me when the main drive in the hardcore jungle scene went to jump up and ragga jungle - i didnt mind those tunes, and listened to them at home, but to me they had almost nothing to do with the rave scene, which was built on acid and e experience. thats why i went to Speed with the bukem and fabio selection in 94-96, as that to me was carrying on the message and heart and soul of the scene
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feel the same way as you cantsin, though probably on a milder scale
what club was it btw - just curious
Trade - once we'd started there in 91', there was no turning back - 3 am start till midday + ,drug den madness, soundsytem that made kickdrums sound like massive barrels hurtling down the tunnel of hades, (eg : hence this : ) , ridiculous lazer in small space , 700 x gays, straight freaks, dealers, off duty dealers, rent boys, fashion freaks, freak freaks, club workers, off duty djs, assorted wrong uns + people from outer space as far as we could work out.
Musically, from 91-93, it was unstoppabble , especially Daz Saunds ( mixing up Detroit Techno with hardcore, euro techno, near gabba etc ) and Trevor Rockliffe doing the same , but with some early darkside/ dark breaksy hardcore thrown in, both of them playing very dark and v trippy, from 6 - 10 am every sunday morning. On that system. With what seemed like everyone on acid.
Eventually Tony De Vit crept into proceedings,( slowly but surely) took what Daz n Trev did, and started to basically smulch it all into hard house,which Ive always reckoned helped eventually fuck the place / the music , and possibly the gay club scene itself (musically) for a decade + ( until Horse Meat Disco imo) . Having said that, he was a lovely bloke, with no bad intentions/it wasn't his fault guv.
So yeah, Trade it was.
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great post
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I've been digging through the back of one of my record boxes and picked out these couple of gems
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Also this
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stethoscope
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I've been digging through the back of one of my record boxes and picked out these couple of gems
The Secret Squirrels on Bogwoppa were proper nutty (geddit?)! Always loved this:
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found another:
shame they're so beaten up
shame they're so beaten up
fractionMan
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Ooh, this one is awesome :
It's also not covered in scratches for a change. I'm really enjoying dredging the box
:It's also not covered in scratches for a change. I'm really enjoying dredging the box
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interesting track - the Bungle title reminded me of this
Twisted Bungle - 1993
one of those little masterpiece tracks, light years ahead of its time, not really one for the dancefloor though....well maybe. S.M.F were on another planet, these rugged vinyl releases are the shit
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