Bomb the Bass - Beat Dis

Classic cut & paste house track. Likely inspired by Marrs - Pump the Volume and almost as good. A Chemical Brothers favorite.

Two more singles:

Bomb The Bass - Winter In July (1991)
Bomb The Bass - Megablast & Don't Make Me Wait

Utah Saints

What Can You Do for Me (1991)


Something Good (1992)



Utah Saints (Album) (1992) thx to msprim!

Formed in Leeds, England in 1991, the dance-metal duo Utah Saints was led by Jez Willis, a onetime member of the industrial group Cassandra Complex who during the late '80s had turned to DJing in local clubs. While working the club circuit he met fellow DJ Tim Garbutt, whose passion for house music inspired Willis to begin creating house tracks of his own; Garbutt then played one of Willis' tapes to strong crowd response, and together they honed the song which eventually became Utah Saints' self-released debut single, 1991's "What Can You Do for Me." Of the one thousand copies originally pressed, one made it to the offices of ffrr Records, which immediately signed the duo to a contract; within three months of its wide release, "What Can You Do for Me" sold some 170,000 copies in the UK, landing in the Top Ten of the British pop charts. Following singles were "Something Good" (featuring a Kate Bush sample) "Believe In Me", and "I Want You".
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Utah Saints' self-titled debut LP followed in 1992, proving successful in the US as well; after issuing the EP Something Good, a year later the group also opened for U2. Nevertheless, the duo's relationship with ffrr quickly soured, and despite signing a six-album deal they exited the label in 1996, leaving a completed LP on the shelf

Sunscreem

Love U More (1992)

O3 (album) (1993) or here

Sunscreem released a 12" promo of Love U More on the Sony Soho Square label in 1991, a song which went on to spend two weeks at #1 on the US dance chart in March 1993. They had club hits in the UK with the singles Walk On and Pressure (also on Sony Soho Square) before releasing their successful first album O3 on multiple labels in 1993. Other singles from O3 include Perfect Motion and a cover of the Marianne Faithfull record Broken English."Love U More" is considered to be one of the first techno songs to hit the US Top 40, climbing to #36 (to date it is their only Hot 100 entry). It has subsequently been covered by a number of other artists including Paul Elstak, Rollergirl and Steps.

Psykosonik - Silicon Jesus

A great rave track from 1993. While this was these guys only big hit (besides Unlearn off the Mortal Kombat Soundtrack) its the Ultimix version which is even better and harder to find. At almost 8 minutes it speeds along until it slows down at the end to a pace changing 90 bpm.

Get it up above.

Apotheosis - O Fortuna

One of the most classic Hardcore Rave Tracks. Never officially liscenced as it uses an unliscenced sample of the opera piece Carl Orff "Carmina Burana". Only available (briefly) on a few compilations (Rave Til Dawn, Radikal Techno) and a 1991 cd single. Includes 3 versions.

O Fortuna (Apocalypse Chorus Mix) (4:52)

O Fortuna (Art Of Mix) (6:41)
O Fortuna (Road Kill Mix) (6:03)

Electroset - How Does it Feel?

New Order's Blue Monday gets the Rave treatment here. Fantastic tune from 1993! Complete single here.

New Atlantic - I Know

Wanted to pass this excellent '91 acid house single along. Thanks to Ambi for the upload!!!

Va - Best of Techno Vol.1-6

Volumes 1-6

Warning they are a Russian forum (need to register)
and they are hosted on ifolder.ru (which is tricky to navigate and a slower download).


Various - Best Of Techno - Volume One (1991)
Tracklisting:1-01 Zone Eternal #2 1-02 Program 2 More Energy 1-03 GTO The Bullfrog 1-04 Voodoo Child Voodoo Child 1-05 GTO Listen To The Rhythm Flow 1-06 Speedy J Evolution 1-07 Andromeda Gazza 1-08 Rhythmatic Take Me Back 1-09 Trance Media Disco Therapy 1-10 Nexus 21 Self Hypnosis 1-11 9-10-Boy Robocop 1-12 F.U.S.E. F.U.

Various - Best Of Techno - Volume Two (1992)
Tracklisting: 2-01 Circle Of Souls Future Dreams 2-02 2 Bad Mice Bomb Scare 2-03 Psychic Media Bio Feedback 2-04 B.T.B. Bad Base 2-05 Zero Zero Zeroxed 2-06 LFO Syndrome 2-07 Tronikhouse Up Tempo 2-08 Automation Wild E 2-09 Tecno Flight 1 Fuck You 2-10 Return Of The Living Acid Get Funky! 2-11 Pius Bring Jesus Back 2-12 Altern 8 Give It To Baby

Various - Best Of Techno - Volume Three (1993)
Tracklisting: 3-01 N.R.G. I Need Your Love 3-02 Joey Beltram Get Into Life 3-03 Acen Trip II The Moon (Parts One And Two) 3-04 Psychotropic Hypnosis (SL2 Remix) Remix - SL2 3-05 Eden Transmission I'm So High 3-06 Smart E's Sesame's Treet 3-07 Nighttripper, The Tone Exploitation 3-08 First Project* Right Before (Remix) 3-09 FX Creators And You Will Enjoy 3-10 Project One Roughneck 3-11 Acen Close Your Eyes (Optikonfusion) 3-12 Digital Bass Bass Explosion

Various - Best Of Techno - Volume Four (1993)
Tracklisting: 4-01 Baby D Let Me Be Your Fantasy 4-02 Illuminatae Tempestada XVX II 4-03 Golden Girls Kinetic (Frank De Wulf Remix) 4-04 Phuture Assassins Roots 'N Future 4-05 Vinyl Countdown Paroles 4-06 Nookie Devotion 4-07 CJ Bolland Mantra (Live At Universe) 4-08 Prodigy, The Weather Experience (Top Buzz Remix) 4-09 Illuminatae Tremora Del Terra XVX 4-10 EQ Total Ecstacy (Remix) 4-11 Mind Abuse The Piano (Live At The Love Parade) 4-12 Transform Transformation (Feel Love Remix)

Early Aphex Twin

Analogue Bubblebath (1991)

Classics (1999 Compilation)

Selected Ambient Works 85-92 (1993) Also here

More links here

Exploring the experimental possibilities inherent in acid and ambience, the two major influences on home-listening techno during the late '80s, Richard D. James' recordings as Aphex Twin brought him more critical praise than any other electronic artist during the 1990s. Though his first major single, "Didgeridoo," was a piece of acid thrash designed to tire dancers during his DJ sets, ambient stylists and critics later took him under their wing for Selected Ambient Works 85-92, a sublime touchstone in the field of ambient techno.
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Inspired by acid house in the late '80s, James began DJing raves around Cornwall. His first release was the Analogue Bubblebath EP, recorded with Tom Middleton and released on the Mighty Force label in September 1991. Middleton left later that year to form Global Communication, after which James recorded a second volume in the Analogue Bubblebath series. This EP (the first to include "Digeridoo") got some airplay on the London pirate radio station Kiss FM, and prompted Belgium's R&S Records to sign him early the following year. A re-recording of "Digeridoo" made number 55 in the British charts just after its April 1992 release date, and James followed with the Xylem Tube EP in June. He also co-formed (with Grant Wilson-Claridge) his own Rephlex label around that time, releasing a series of singles as Caustic Window during 1992-1993. Available in cruelly limited editions, most of the recordings continued the cold acid precision of "Digeridoo" — though several expressed humor and fragility barely dreamed of in the hardcore/rave scene to that point.

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The climate for "intelligent" techno had begun to warm in the early '90s, though. The Orb had proved the commercial viability of ambient house with their chart-topping "Blue Room" single, and R&S scrambled to find useful material from its own artists. In November 1992, James acquiesced with Selected Ambient Works 85-92, consisting mostly of home material recorded during the past few years. Simply stated, it was a masterpiece of ambient techno, the genre's second work of brilliance after the Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld.

Official Opening

Well I've been posting like nuts with only a few people aware of this site. That's all to change starting now. I've notified my fellow old skool bloggers as well as finally listing my site at my main blog. The Freewave. As it gets 2000 page views a day I'm sure I'll see a lot more traffic here now. Feel free to participate if you can. Cheers!

Old Skool on Youtube

Youtube is one of the best places for finding scarce vinyl rips (unmixed!) and for public listening! Here's links to some of my favorite posters there.

Statenhal
HouseMasterz
HardcoreNoise
Scrote123
Monsunamii
88to92
Spokehouse
Ninokawasaki
Onmyownintelaviv
Thelostreef
Browno1971
Psycotikbastard
Mo0tube
Djbazia
Twodecksandamixer

If you know a poster there who'd be willing to share their rips via mp3 drop them a link my way!

Va - X-Static Volume 4

Various - X-Static Volume 4 - Radikal Techno (1992)

Tracklisting:A1 2 Unlimited Get Ready For This (Orchestral Mix) (5:31) A2 Ya Ya's, The Looove (Quadromania Mix) (5:01) A3 I.Q.-E.Q. James Who? (Instrumental Mix) (6:02) B1 R.T.Z. Dance Your Ass Off (Original Version) (6:38) B2 C.Y.B.E.R.F.U.N.K. Life At The Wunderbar (5:12) B3 Lenny Dee & Nico Gonna Take You Higher (5:04) C1 Apotheosis O Fortuna (5:10) C2 Kranz Helmut Kohl Ist Tot (Soundbite Mix) (5:25) C3 DJ Keoki Present Disco 2000 Let The Rave Begin (4:32) C4 Tekno Tekno Beep Beep (Get Off Your Ass And Dance) (4:35) D1 80 Aum Mindcontroller (Long Mind Version) (4:40) D2 KA-22 Metamorphism (Party Mix) (4:36) D3 Nico Apocalypse (5:28) D4 Dante Kings (Krishna House Mix) (4:20)

Va - Cold Sweat

Various - Cold Sweat (1992)

Tracklisting:A01 Clivillés & Cole A Deeper Love (Radio Version) A02 Love Decade I Feel You (Naked Club Mix) A03 Digital Orgasm Startouchers (Edit) A04 Opus III It's A Fine Day (Edit) A05 Shawn Christopher Don't Lose The Magic (7" Morales Mix) A06 New Atlantic I Know (Love Decade Remix 7" Edit) A07 Pasadenas, The I'm Doing Fine Now A08 Sounds Of Blackness Optimistic A09 Ultra Naté Rejoicing (Turn Up The Radio Mix) A10 Kym Sims Too Blind To See It (Hurley's 'No Rap' House Mix) B01 Altern 8 Evapor 8 (Inciner 8 Mix) B02 Toxic Two Rave Generator (Radio Edit) B03 Zero B Lock Up (Edit) B04 R.A.F. We Got To Live Together (Club Mix 7" Edit) B05 Traumatic Stress No Fortuna B06 Orbital Chime (Ray Keith Mutation) B07 Isotonik Different Strokes (Edit) B08 Sunscreem Pressure B09 Mr. Fingers Closer B10 Alison Limerick Make It On My Own (7" Flying Rule Book Edit)

Old Skool Drum & Bass Torrent

Don't generally recommend torrents, but this former Oink torrent is probably the best single collection that captures the movement when Hardcore breakbeat turned into proper Drum & Bass (and Jungle). These are very scarce tracks and with 2.5 GB of rare rips I'd be a jerk not to highlight it. Should take about a full day to download. Organized in a folder by year 1992-1994.

Thanks to the original Oink poster, regardless if he intended it for public consumption or not.

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More Organized Tracklist for each folder is in the comments section.

1992 Folder
4 Hero - Burning.mp3 8.90MB; 4 Hero - Cookin Up Ya Brain (Sonz Of The Loop Da Loop Era Remix).mp3 12.04MB; 4 Hero - Cookin Up Yah Brain (Fast Mix).mp3 7.64MB; 4 Hero - Cookin Up Yah Brain.mp3 10.07MB; 4 Hero - Time To Get Ill.mp3 - 8.82MB; 4 Hero - Wheres The Boy (4 Hero Remix).mp3 9.65MB; 4 Hero - Wheres The Boy.mp3 7.75MB; 4th Dimension - Oblivion.mp3 - 5.79MB; Chemical - Hex.mp3 7.55MB; Chemical - Sub Sector.mp3 - 8.58MB; Chemical Vacation - Real Style.mp3 11.93MB; China White - One People.mp3 - 9.42MB; Citidel Of Kaos - Searching 4 Gold.mp3 - 8.22MB; Coolhand Flex - Hold Back.mp3 7.26MB; Coolhand Flex - Wiplash.mp3 8.03MB; Criminal Minds - The Criminal.mp3 5.31MB; Dance Conspiracy - Dub War Chapter 1 (Raw Mix).mp3 - 7.90MB; Dance Conspiracy - Dub War Chapter 1 (The Mix Strikes Back).mp3 - 7.65MB; Dance Conspiracy - Dub War Chapter 2.mp3 7.80MB; Dance Rittual - Off The Ground.mp3 12.30MB; Darkman - Bad Boy Skank.mp3 6.19MB; Darkman - Darkman.mp3 5.70MB; Darkman - Deep Love.mp3 7.35MB; Darkman - String Of Darkness.mp3 6.11MB; DJ KP - Stoned.mp3 9.75MB; DJ Mayhem - Storm Trooper.mp3 9.08MB; E.Q. - Total Xstacy (Remix).mp3 - 7.04MB; E.Q. - Total Xstacy.mp3 4.80MB; Hackney Hardcore - Dancehall Dangerous (Version 1).mp3 4.64MB; Jonny L - Hurt You So.mp3 - 5.33MB; Kev Bird - Eloquence.mp3 8.40MB; Kev Bird - Let's Turn It Out.mp3 8.75MB; Kev Bird - This Is A Trip.mp3 7.07MB; Krome & Time - The Slammer.mp3 5.62MB; LTJ Bukem - A Couple Of Beats.mp3 15.71MB; LTJ Bukem & Tayla - Bang The Drums.mp3 - 10.59MB; LTJ Bukem & Tayla - Remnants.mp3 10.35MB; Manix - Hardcore Junglism (Exclusive Remix).mp3 - 4.70MB; Manix - Hardcore Junglism.mp3 6.99MB; Mayhem - Damage.mp3 - 9.60MB; Mayhem - Metrix (Remix).mp3 9.02MB; Mayhem - Signal Generator.mp3 9.30MB; Mole The Dipper - Ecstatic House.mp3 8.25MB; Nasty Habits - Dark Angel (Remix).mp3 4.37MB; Nasty Habits - Dark Angel.mp3 5.84MB; Nasty Habits - Here Comes the Drumz.mp3 6.20MB; Nebula 2 - Athema.mp3 5.96MB; Neuromancer - Pennywise.mp3 6.23MB; New Decade - Get The Message.mp3 11.93MB; Oaysis - Incredible Bass (Remix).mp3 8.07MB; Open Skies - Ozone Nights.mp3 8.34MB; Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Fuckin Hardcore.mp3 7.98MB; Rhythm For Reasons - Doomsday (DJ SS & EQ Remix).mp3 6.21MB; Rhythm For Reasons - Doomsday (Tango Remix).mp3 - 6.16MB; Rhythm For Reasons - The Grand National (DJ SS & EQ Remix).mp3 5.72MB; Rhythm For Reasons - The Grand National (Tango Remix).mp3 5.17MB; Rufige Kru - Darkrider.mp3 6.61MB; Rufige Kru - Killa Muffin.mp3 9.38MB; Rufige Kru - Krisp Biscuit.mp3 9.10MB; Rufige Kru - Sinister.mp3 - 6.73MB; Rufige Kru - Terminator (CD Edit).mp3 5.68MB; Rufige Kru - Terminator.mp3 6.43MB; Smooth But Hazzardous - Made U Dance.mp3 9.04MB; Smooth But Hazzardous - Smooth But Hazzardous.mp3 9.74MB; Smooth But Hazzardous - Violent Headrush.mp3 - 8.90MB; Sonic Experience - Everybody Get Crazy.mp3 7.76MB; Sudden Def - Method To My Madness.mp3 6.29MB; Sunshine Productions - Take Me To The Top.mp3 9.80MB; Tango - Can't Stop The Rush.mp3 - 6.32MB; Tango - Factor 5.mp3 6.22MB; Tango - Project 1 (Remix).mp3 7.94MB; Tango - Showtime.mp3 4.21MB; Tango - You & Me.mp3 5.90MB; Tek 9 - Just A Dream.mp3 7.07MB; Tek 9 & Manix - Just A Dream.mp3 8.56MB; Tek 9 & Rufige Kru - Del De Go Go.mp3 9.08MB; The Man From Formation - F-project 016-A1.mp3 5.59MB; Top Buzz - Living In Darkness (Original Mix).mp3 8.11MB; Wax Doctor - Herbal Tekno.mp3 8.23MB; Wax Doctor - New Direction.mp3 7.67MB; Wax Doctor - Protoplasm.mp3 7.72MB

1993 folder

3rd Party - Breakage #4.mp3 5.75MB; 4 Hero - In The Shadow (Sundown).mp3 7.66MB; 4 Hero - Journey From The Light.mp3 - 7.09MB; 4 Hero - The Element (Highnoon).mp3 - 6.91MB; 4 Hero - The Power.mp3 - 6.97MB; 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse - Drowning In Her.mp3 - 8.25MB; 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse - We Are The Future.mp3 7.89MB; Acen - Window in the Sky (Kingdom of Light).mp3 - 14.02MB; Acro - Superpod.mp3 - 4.71MB; Andy C - Something New Pt1.mp3 4.40MB; Andy C - Something New Pt2.mp3 12.25MB; Bay-B-Kane - Bagpipes in Effect.mp3 - 14.33MB; Bay-B-Kane - Hello Darkness (remix).mp3 13.09MB; Bizzy B - Obsessions.mp3 4.29MB; Bizzy B - Slow Jam.mp3 - 6.17MB; Bizzy B & Peshay - Merder Style.mp3 - 4.40MB; Blame - A21.mp3 7.65MB; Blame - Sikologikal Hostage.mp3 - 8.13MB; Bonny & Highlander (with Mickey Finn) - Summer Breeze [CD Edit].mp3 6.57MB; Bonny & Highlander (with Mickey Finn) - Summer Breeze.mp3 5.45MB; Boogie Times Tribe - Dark Stranger (Johnny Jungle Remix).mp3 - 5.35MB; Boogie Times Tribe - Dark Stranger (Origin Unknown Remix).mp3 7.64MB; Bukem & Peshay - 19.5 HZT.mp3 10.27MB; Cloud 9 - Mr. Logic.mp3 4.69MB; Cloud 9 - Return Of The Donut Pt2.mp3 5.31MB; Cloud 9 - Ruff (Remix).mp3 4.41MB; Cloud 9 - The Dreamer.mp3 - 3.95MB; Cloud 9 - You Got Me Burnin (A.A.S Mix).mp3 7.46MB; Cloud 9 - You Got Me Burnin (Original).mp3 8.47MB; Deep Blue - The Helicopter Tune.mp3 - 4.95MB; Desired State - Beyond Bass.mp3 4.88MB; D-Force - Original Bad Boy.mp3 9.70MB; D-Force - Ruff!.mp3 - 4.48MB; DJ Crystl - Crystalize.mp3 6.70MB; DJ Crystl - Crystilize [CD Edit].mp3 6.78MB; DJ Crystl - Deep Space.mp3 6.37MB; DJ Crystl - Warpdrive.mp3 - 3.88MB; DJ Distroi & Boykz - Darkside.mp3 11.45MB; DJ Hype - Weird Energy (Hells Bells Mix).mp3 - 11.13MB; DJ Pulse - Stay Calm (Foul Play Remix).mp3 10.22MB; DJ Randall - The 'R'.mp3 4.56MB; DJ Rap & Aston - Vertigo (TuMB; ling Mix).mp3 7.03MB; DJ Rap & Aston - Vertigo.mp3 - 7.69MB; DJ Scoobie - Wait 4 The Bass.mp3 6.09MB; DJ Solo - Darkage.mp3 14.21MB; DJ SS - Breakbeat Pressure.mp3 5.79MB; DJ SS - Don't Come No Ruffer (Ruff Mix).mp3 5.10MB; DJ SS - Like A Bird.mp3 5.66MB; DJ SS - Pulse (Darkside Mix).mp3 5.22MB; DJ Swift & DJ Zinc - A Musical Box.mp3 - 10.23MB; DJ Swift & DJ Zinc - Dis Generation.mp3 10.05MB; DJ Taktix - The Way (Remix).mp3 - 7.75MB; DJ Taktix - The Way (VIP Mix).mp3 4.40MB; DJ Vibes - Obsession (Music's So Wonderful).mp3 - 4.73MB; DJ Wax - Moments So Dark.mp3 - 7.92MB; Dubplate - Wots My Code (Ray Keith Final Plate).mp3 3.87MB; Dubplate - Wots My Code (Ray Keith Original Mix).mp3 3.40MB; Edge - The Remix (1993).mp3 7.08MB; Engineers Without Fears - Spiritual Aura.mp3 - 5.01MB; FBD Project - Terminate.mp3 12.72MB; FBD Project - The Core (Original).mp3 11.96MB; Foul Play - Being With You.mp3 5.90MB; Foul Play - Finest Illusion (Legal Mix).mp3 7.80MB; Future Sound of Hardcore - Promised Land.mp3 - 8.01MB; Groove Gangster - Let The Drummer Go.mp3 6.76MB; Grooverider - Sinister Remix.mp3 5.52MB; Hyper-On Experience - Lords Of The Null Lines (Foul Play Remix).mp3 5.93MB; International Rude Boyz - Drum Programme (Remix).mp3 7.36MB; International Rude Boyz - Paragone (Remix).mp3 8.36MB; Jo - Imagine The Future.mp3 4.73MB; Jo - R-type.mp3 4.75MB; Johnny Jungle - Flammable (Tango Remix).mp3 7.85MB; Johnny Jungle - Flammable.mp3 14.36MB; Johnny Jungle - Johnny (Dance Conspiracy Mix).mp3 8.96MB; Johnny Jungle - Johnny (Slipmaster J Mix).mp3 7.40MB; Johnny Jungle - The Devoted Drummer.mp3 14.03MB; Jungle House Crew - King of the Jungle (BaMB; oo Mix).mp3 10.73MB; Jungle Pirate - Drug Me.mp3 6.41MB; LTJ Bukem - Atlantis (I Need You).mp3 9.90MB; LTJ Bukem - Music.mp3 8.07MB; LTJ Bukem - Return To Atlantis.mp3 9.75MB; Manix - Alright With Me.mp3 6.60MB; Manix - Heading Into The Light.mp3 9.44MB; Manix - Oblivion.mp3 7.70MB; Manix - Reach Out.mp3 8.37MB; Manix - When You Hold Me Close.mp3 8.94MB; Mayhem - Fierce.mp3 - 7.81MB; Mayhem - M-Power.mp3 8.28MB; Nasty Habits - Here Comes The Drumz (Drumz VIP Mix).mp3 4.86MB; Nasty Habits - Last Action Hero.mp3 - 6.46MB; Neuromancer - Pennywise (Mickey Finn Remix).mp3 - 6.62MB; New Decade - No Worries.mp3 6.69MB; Nookie - Devotion.mp3 7.43MB; Nookie - Drummer Of Doom.mp3 - 7.49MB; Nookie - Give A Little Love (Remix).mp3 4.96MB; Nookie - Gonna Be Alright (Cloud 9 Remix).mp3 8.59MB; Nookie - Gonna Be Alright.mp3 6.42MB; Nookie - Shining In Da Darkness [CD VIP].mp3 - 7.23MB; Nookie - Shining In Da Darkness.mp3 - 10.02MB; NRG - I Need Your Lovin'.mp3 - 3.67MB; Oaysis - Enticer.mp3 10.55MB; Oaysis - Open Secrets.mp3 - 10.14MB; Omni Trio - Be There.mp3 6.87MB; Omni Trio - Feel (Feel Good).mp3 5.57MB; Omni Trio - Future Frontier.mp3 - 9.84MB; Omni Trio - Mainline (Techno Mix).mp3 11.75MB; Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix CD Edit).mp3 12.19MB; Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix).mp3 5.66MB; Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Original Mix).mp3 9.03MB; Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Roasted Rollin Mix).mp3 9.55MB; Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (VIP Remix).mp3 6.06MB; Omni Trio - Thru The Vibe.mp3 8.21MB; On Remand - Blacksteel.mp3 9.24MB; On Remand - Controllin' (Remix).mp3 - 12.36MB; On Remand - Controllin'.mp3 9.00MB; Origin Unknown - Valley Of The Shadows.mp3 4.12MB; Q Project - Champion Sound.mp3 8.54MB; Q-Bass - Funky Hardcore (DJ Hype Remix).mp3 11.73MB; Ratty - Bouncing.mp3 7.08MB; Red Alert & Mike Slammer - 4am NEED NEW RIP - record jumps.mp3 - 4.70MB; Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Don't Need Your Love.mp3 7.20MB; Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Fucking Hardcore.mp3 - 10.62MB; Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Gotta Release.mp3 - 5.33MB; Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Touch Somebody.mp3 8.92MB; Rhythm for Reasons - Music in Search of Light.mp3 10.86MB; Ruff With The Smooth - Art Of Intelligence.mp3 7.88MB; Ruff With The Smooth - Sounds Superior.mp3 8.16MB; Rufige Kru - Terminator 2.mp3 6.98MB; Shades Of Rhythm - Sweet Sensation (Ray Keith Remix) NEED NEW RIP - not complete.mp3 3.33MB; Skanna - Heaven.mp3 - 13.11MB; Skanna - Nightstalker.mp3 - 12.94MB; Skanna - Until The Night Is Morning.mp3 8.97MB; Slipmatt - Breakin' Free.mp3 - 5.22MB; Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era - R Yeah.mp3 8.11MB; Sounds Of The Future - Fearless Wonder (Remix).mp3 - 7.39MB; Sounds Of The Future - Fearless Wonder.mp3 7.10MB; Sounds Of The Future - Future Funk.mp3 - 5.73MB; Sounds Of The Future - Hands Of Time.mp3 6.16MB; Sounds Of The Future - The Warning (Remix).mp3 6.34MB; Sounds Of The Future - The Warning.mp3 - 5.59MB; Static Substance - Ghetto People (Remix).mp3 - 4.45MB; Static Substance - Ghetto People.mp3 4.49MB; Static Substance - Happiness.mp3 4.84MB; Subnation - Scottie.mp3 3.87MB; Tango - Can't Stop The Rush (93 Remix).mp3 7.16MB; Tango - Future Followers (Remix).mp3 6.86MB; Tango - Future Followers.mp3 - 7.16MB; Tango - Time BoMB; (Remix).mp3 11.98MB; Tango - Time BoMB; .mp3 7.14MB; Tango & Fallout - Even Further Intrigue.mp3 7.16MB; Tango & Fallout - Further Intrigue.mp3 - 7.16MB; Tango & Ratty - Final Conflict.mp3 11.45MB; Tango & Ratty - Tales from the Darkside.mp3 11.43MB; The Invisible Man - The End (Alternative Version).mp3 - 7.10MB; The Invisible Man - Twisted.mp3 - 7.72MB; The Return Of Bay-B-Kane - How Should I Start.mp3 7.09MB; Top Buzz - Living In Darkness (93 Remix) [CD Rip].mp3 - 5.81MB; Top Buzz - Living In Darkness (93 Remix).mp3 - 8.78MB; Top Buzz - Living In Darkness (93 Vocal Mix).mp3 9.48MB; Top Buzz - Maintain Her.mp3 7.64MB; Two Dark Troopers - Darkcore.mp3 7.42MB; Two Dark Troopers - I Wanna Be Your Lover.mp3 8.68MB; Uncle 22 - Six Million Ways To Die (DJ Hype Remix).mp3 4.08MB; Underground Software - Different Thing.mp3 7.96MB; Untouchables - Don't Be Afraid (Roachman Mix).mp3 13.73MB; Wax Doctor - Another Direction.mp3 8.57MB; Wax Doctor - The Stalker.mp3 - 7.66MB; Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth - Rock To The Groove.mp3 7.39MB; Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth - Unfriendly.mp3 - 7.79MB;

1994 folder

A.K.A. - The Farside.mp3 14.92MB; Adam F - Light Years.mp3 9.55MB; Asend & Ultravibe - What Kind of World.mp3 4.71MB; A-Sides - Ruff It Up.mp3 10.96MB; Baby D - Casanova (Down To Earth Remix).mp3 8.30MB; Bizzy B & Cool Hand Flex - Come Back 2 Me.mp3 8.77MB; Bizzy B & Equinox - The Brain Crew.mp3 - 7.94MB; Brain Killers - Screw Face.mp3 4.71MB; D.M.S. & The Boneman X - Sweet Vibrations.mp3 8.23MB; D.O.P.E. - Travelling (Part 2).mp3 8.51MB; DJ Crystl - Dark Crystl.mp3 7.01MB; DJ Crystl - Inna Year 4000.mp3 10.53MB; DJ Hype - Going Out For Da Loot.mp3 - 10.75MB; DJ Hype - Tiger Style.mp3 - 12.29MB; DJ Mayhem - Iness3.mp3 - 9.29MB; DJ Mayhem - Inesse (Ray Keith Remix).mp3 6.92MB; DJ Rap - Digable Bass.mp3 - 7.87MB; DJ Rap - Tibetan Jungle.mp3 7.61MB; DJ Rap & Aston - Jeopardy (Desired State Mix).mp3 8.96MB; DJ Rap & Aston - Jeopardy (DJ Spice Mix).mp3 - 6.06MB; DJ SS - United (Grooverider Remix).mp3 - 10.92MB; DJ SS - United.mp3 9.71MB; Droppin Science - Volume 1.mp3 5.65MB; Engineers Without Fears - Rhythm.mp3 7.78MB; EQP - Crackman The Return [DJ Ron Remix].mp3 - 7.65MB; Foul Play - Being With You (Foul Play Remix).mp3 11.56MB; Foul Play - Open Your Mind.mp3 8.72MB; Higher Sense - Cold Fresh Air (Remix).mp3 - 8.41MB; Intense - The Quickenning.mp3 7.78MB; Johnny Jungle - Johnny 94 (Origin Unkown Remix).mp3 5.19MB; Jumpin' Jack Frost - Say.mp3 - 8.79MB; Jumping Jack Frost - Osmosis (Ratty Remix).mp3 8.39MB; Jumping Jack Frost - Pornography (94 Remix).mp3 - 9.41MB; Koda - The Deep.mp3 - 6.21MB; Loggi - Now That Your Gone.mp3 5.33MB; Low Key Movements - Ear Drums (Good Times).mp3 5.75MB; LTJ Bukem - Demons Theme.mp3 - 6.68MB; LTJ Bukem - Horizons.mp3 6.88MB; LTJ Bukem & Peshay - 19.5 KHz (Reprisal).mp3 - 9.56MB; LTJ Bukem & Peshay - 19.5 KHz.mp3 10.31MB; MA1 - Motion (Remix).mp3 6.16MB; Mental Power - Dream Sequence.mp3 8.70MB; N.W.1 - Gangster Lean.mp3 - 7.19MB; Noise Factory - Can U Feel The Rush (Remix).mp3 - 8.06MB; Noise Factory - Can U Feel The Rush.mp3 6.73MB; Nut E 1 - Underwater Fireworks.mp3 9.89MB; Omni Trio - Mystic Stepper (Feel Better).mp3 - 6.27MB; Origin Unknown - Truely One (Remix).mp3 6.49MB; Parallel World - Tear Into It.mp3 16.18MB; Peshay - Gangsta.mp3 7.65MB; Pulse - Stay Calm.mp3 6.82MB; Q Project - Champion Sound (Doc Scott Remix).mp3 10.85MB; Ray Keith - Phizical (Moody Mix).mp3 5.12MB; Renegade - Something I Feel (2 Bad Mice Remix).mp3 - 8.45MB; Renegade - Terrorist (Grooverider Remix).mp3 - 11.06MB; Renegade - Terrorist (Original).mp3 - 5.71MB; Renegade - Terrorist (PA Mix).mp3 8.61MB; Rhythm For Reasons - Sweet-Memories.mp3 8.34MB; Rhythm For Reasons - The Love Statement.mp3 11.99MB; Rhythm For Reasons - The Smokers Rhythm.mp3 8.76MB; Roger Johnson - One 2 One.mp3 6.76MB; Rufige Kru - Fury.mp3 8.72MB; Skanna - This Way.mp3 8.24MB; Studio Pressure - Jump Mk II.mp3 5.64MB; Subnation - Scottie (Ray Keith VIP Remix).mp3 8.49MB; Subnation - Scottie III (Ray Keith Remix).mp3 8.64MB; T Power - Chasin' A Dream.mp3 6.30MB; Tekniq - A New Dawn.mp3 8.94MB; The House Crew - Euphoria (Nino's Dream).mp3 - 8.34MB; The Invisible Man - The Beginning.mp3 14.52MB; The Invisible Man - The Bell Tune.mp3 8.24MB; The Invisible Man - The Tone Tune.mp3 10.34MB; The Invisible Man - You Don't Know.mp3 - 9.15MB; The Regulators - Top Gun (Spitfire Mix).mp3 7.35MB; Tight Control - Storm Trooper.mp3 8.23MB; Top Buzz - Livin' In A Dream.mp3 11.12MB; Top Buzz - Living in Darkness (Ray Keith Remix1).mp3 8.84MB; Top Buzz - Living in Darkness (Ray Keith Remix2).mp3 10.21MB; Top Buzz - The Wok.mp3 - 9.60MB; Undergraduates - Into Da Future (Edit).mp3 10.55MB; Undergraduates - Into Da Future (Massive Mix).mp3 5.98MB; Wax Doctor - Fallen Angels.mp3 7.11MB; White Label '94 - Can't Stop Thinking About....mp3 - 6.15MB;

LTJ Bukem

LTJ Bukem Presents - Logical Progression (1996)

Featuring Singles
Demon's Theme(12") 1991
Music (12")1993
Horizon / Rain Fall (12") 1995

When the acid-house explosion hit Britain near the turn of the decade, Bukem gradually stopped going to sound-system battles and began attending the ever-growing raves dotting England's countryside. He began mixing at them as well, and produced his first track "Logical Progression" in 1990. Bukem soon grew frustrated with a lack of control for his own recordings, however, and in 1991 decided to form his own label, Good Looking Records. Bukem's production style was a continuing anachronism on the rave/breakbeat scene; early Good Looking tracks like "Demons Theme," "Atlantis" and "Music" provided a soulful, melodic alternative to the prevailing hardcore tracks then in vogue.
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Arguably the prime innovator in the development of jungle from its early status as an offshoot of hardcore techno into the respected, stylistic genre it became by the end of the 1990s, L.T.J Bukem gained fame as an auteur in all fields of the DnB movement: as a top-flight breakbeat DJ, owner and label-head of the Good Looking/Looking Good stable of labels and, of course, for his recordings -- inspired by the lush strings and natural ambience of ' 70s jazz-fusion masters, Chicago house and moody Detroit techno. Allied with the early-'90s rave and hardcore scene, Bukem began working on production near the end of the 1980s; though his light, airy sound made little sense to his contemporaries, Bukem's style was emulated much more as the jungle scene gained momentum during the mid-'90s. While such producers as Roni Size and Goldie gained the limelight for their solo work, Bukem purposely downplayed his own artistic career in favor of mix albums and label-spanning retrospectives which highlighted dozens of artists from his labels.

Adamski

Adamski - Doctor Adamski's Musical Pharmacy (1990)

Adamski-1990-The space jungle [7inch]

Adam Tinley adopted his stage name after the UFO enthusiast, George Adamski, and began playing live at warehouse parties and raves around London.He signed with MCA by the end of the decade and debuted with "N-R-G," a number 12 hit in the U.K. Adamski enjoyed modest success with his first release, "Live and Direct" which was a collection of tracks recorded live at a small venue in Kentish Town, London. It contained a short, live version of his first single, "NRG" made the charts, his subsequent single, "Killer," wisely forestalled the (recognizable) samples and hit number one -- it featured the collaboration of his brother, programmer and sound engineer, Mark Tinley. "Killer" crossed over into the mainstream music charts, becoming a massive worldwide hit. It is featured on the album, Doctor Adamski's Musical Pharmacy, with follow-up hits such "The Space Jungle" (which was Adamski singing Elvis' "All Shook Up" to a dance backing) and "Flashback Jack".

Todd Terry

Royal House - The Royal House Album - Can You Party (1988)

The Todd Terry Project - To The Batmobile Let's Go (1988)

Born in Brooklyn, Terry began DJing in the early '80s while still a teenager, spinning hip-hop at school events and on the street with a team called the Scooby Doo Crew. He increasingly listened to Italian disco as well, and when the house sound of Chicago dropped in the mid-'80s, Terry the DJ made an official switch to house music. In league with fellow New York DJ/producer/remixers Little Louie Vega and Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez, Terry borrowed the Masters at Work guise -- which Vega and Gonzalez would later popularize -- for one of his first big productions, the 1987 single "Alright Alright"; the single became a milestone on New York's early house scene. The Jungle Brothers, another crew of hip-hop heads who were beginning to stray into house, hooked up with Terry and the collaboration resulted in "I'll House You," one of the earliest and most high-profile fusions of hip-hop and house .
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The added prestige transferred back to his own name for two wildly popular 1988 singles, "Weekend" and "Bango (To the Batmobile)," both released as the Todd Terry Project. Perhaps preferring the adoration of the faithful, Terry later resorted to dozens of aliases for dozens of club hits --Black Riot, Bombshell , Bootman, Chrome , CLS, D'Effect, D.M.S., Dred Stock, English Friday, Frontline, Gypsymen, Hardhouse, House Of Gypsies, INCS, KXP, Lime Life, Masters At Work , Orange Lemon, Raid, The, Royal House, Sax, Sound Design, Static, Swan Lake, Tech Nine, Todd Terry All Stars, Todd Terry Project, The, Youngbloods. Despite his wealth of released material, Terry remixed dozens of artists as well, including Sting, Björk, Janet Jackson, Tina Turner, Malcolm McLaren, Annie Lennox, Robert Plant, and Technotronic, among others. The British house boom of the early '90s provided Terry with many an overseas gig, including a high-profile residency at the London superclub Ministry of Sound. His proficiency on the decks became a minor sensation, causing several British journalists to describe him as "God."
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Meat Beat Manifesto

Meat Beat Manifesto - Satyricon (1992)

After working together in Perennial Divide, Stephens and Jack Dangers (John Stephen Corrigan) left to form Meat Beat Manifesto (MBM), their first album got destroyed in a studiofire. They then recorded the LP Storm The Studio, which got them labeled as an industrial act. Not satisfied with that , in response, they released "99%", which was more techno-influenced, in May 1990, later that year in August, they released "Armed Audio Warfare", an effort to re-create the lost tracks of the would-be debut album.
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On 1992's Satyricon Meat Beat adopted a more mainstream electronic sound, influenced by such newly popular dance bands as Orbital, The Shamen, and The Orb, all of whom had either remixed or been remixed by MBM. The album produced the hits "Mindstream" and "Circles". However, "Original Control (Version 2)", renamed "I Am Electro" in later compilations, remains the best-known track from the album, featuring samples of recordings from the 1939 World's Fair exhibit Elektro The Robot

Underworld

mp3 link here

Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman (1993)

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Hyde and Smith recruited Essex DJ Darren Emerson, and after several minor releases and remixes as Lemon Interupt and Steppin' Razor readopted the Underworld moniker. The trio's first full-length, Dubnobasswithmyheadman, was released in 1993 to rave reviews and is still considered a landmark piece of work today. It spawned several hit singles ("Dark & Long", "Cowgirl", "Dirty Epic") and was followed a couple years later by the "Born Slippy" single and their second album, Second Toughest In The Infants (1996).

Underworld really should be recognized as bridging the genres of techno and trance (which was still in its infancy).

Renegade Soundwave

Formed in London during the late '80s, Renegade Soundwave applied the punk and industrial ethic to both dub and dancefloor electronica, in good company with fellow sound terrorists throughout the decade, from Cabaret Voltaire to Skinny Puppy and Meat Beat Manifesto. Equally well known for their skill as producers and remixers as recording artists in their own right, the RSW influence was felt throughout dance music in the 1990s. Genres such as big beat and drum and bass, whose sounds were not defined until well after the release of the first RSW records, all owe a debt to Renegade Soundwave, while The Chemical Brothers have cited RSW as one of the biggest influences in their sound.
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The trio of Gary Asquith, Danny Briottet and Carl Bonnie debuted on the Rhythm King label with the "Kray Twins" single, their early records mixed together the sound of the then embryonic dance scene, east-end hip-hop, dub and electro-industrial noise. Later singles such as "Biting My Nails" and "The Phantom" became early dance-floor classics, with "Probably a Robbery" reaching the UK singles chart in 1990.A switch to Mute Records brought the release of the debut long-player "Soundclash" in 1989 an album they'd spent two years recording material for, maybe less of a surprise then that it was followed up 6 months later by "In Dub". At this point, Bonnie exited to pursue a solo career (citing musical differences), leaving Briottet & Asquith to continue as a duo. They spent several years in isolation before emerging in 1994 with the "Renegade Soundwave" single and the album How You Doin? During late 1994, after playing their first live date since their participation in 1991's "Mute Over America" tour, the duo released Brixton and The Next Chapter of Dub the following year. RSW formally disbanded in 1995, this compilation RSW 87-95 emerged in 1996.

Leftfield

Song of Life (Hard Hands Mix) (1992)



Open Up (1993)

Open Up Remixes (1993)

Leftism + Bonus Disc (w/original Release the Pressure versions) (1995)


A Final Hit (Best of - includes 1991's More Than I Know, Not Forgotten)

The production team which brought house music back from the brink of commercial mediocrity, Leftfield made it safe for artistic producers to begin working in a new vein termed progressive house. Paul Daley (a former member of A Man Called Adam and the Brand New Heavies) and programmer Neil Barnes combined the classic soul of early Chicago and New York house with the growing Artificial Intelligence school of album-oriented techno to create classic, intelligent dance music. When legal hassles over ownership of the Leftfield name prevented the pair from recording their own music after the release of their 1991 debut "Not Forgotten," they turned to remixing, establishing their early reputation for reworking tracks by artists ranging from Stereo MC's and David Bowie to Yothu Yindhi and Renegade Soundwave. Finally, with their courtroom battles successfully behind them, they formed their own Hard Hands label in late 1992 and issued the single "Release the Pressure," featuring reggae vocalist Earl Sixteen; "Song of Life" followed, and in 1993 Leftfield scored their first major hit with "Open Up," recorded with John Lydon. Their debut LP Leftism was released in 1995.

Va - Bez's Madchester Anthems

Tracklist (but links are dead)
Working Download Link

Loose Files - 10

And some more old skool house classics and italian piano

Renegade Soundwave…The Phantom(Original Mix)
Leftfield - Not Forgotten (original mix)
Last Rhythm - Last Rhythm
4 For Money - It`s a moment in time
TC 1991-Berry
Soft House Company - What I Need
Ezee Posse - Everything Starts With an E
FPI Project - Risky
Blow - The Cutter
N-Joi - Anthem
Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder (vocal mix)
Denise Lopez - Don’t you wanna be mine
Baffa - Piano On
Expose - tell me why (dmc mix)
anita adams - movin up and down
Circuit - shelter me (helter skelter mix)
Doug Lazy - Let The Rhythm Pump - B1 1989 - (Chop Dub)
Twin Hype - 4 Those Who Like To Groove (Club Groove Remix)
TX137-MR Lee-I Can’t Forget-Club Mix
2 Guys On Acid-House Music All Night Long-Cool House Dub
This Ain’t Chicago-Ride The Rhythm..Acid Not Placid
Rhythim Is Rhythim - Beyond the Dance
TOM SALTA-THE NEW GENERATIONSANDEE-LOVE DESIRE(HOUSE OF DEF MIX)
LANDLORD-I LIKE IT(BLOW OUT DUB MIX)
True Faith - Take me away
BLAKE BAXTER-ONE MORE TIME
Rhythim Is Rhythim - It Is What It Is
Jungle Crew - Elektric Dance
Hi-Liner - Loving You (Original Mix)
Cappella - Everybody (Techno House Mix) (90)
ezee possee - love on love (mouthquake master mix)
a.s.h.a - jj tribute (original mix)
Deskee - Let there be house (westbam mix)
pierre feroldi - moving now
s-bam - take me away now

Loose Files - 9

Underground Old Skool House Anthems 1989-1991

Double Dee - Found Love
Voice Of Africa - Hoomba Hoomba
Sld - Getting Out (original extended version) (creed records)
Don Carlos - Alone (Original mix)1991
FPI Project - Rich in Paradise

Wood Allen - Airport ‘89 (Club Mix
Lost - The Gonzo
Catch - Free (to the point mix)
Sterling Void - Set Me Free
Primal Scream - Come Together (HypnotoneBrainMachine Mix)
Orbital - Chime (12 Mix)
Mental Cube - Q

Loose Files - 8

Old Skool Flavors

M.I.C - O.O.B.E 1
DJ’s Rule - Get into the Music
Richie Rich - Salsa House (Orbital Mix)
Patti Day - Right Before My Eyes (Original Club Mix)
Flowmasters - Let it take Control (pumped piano mix)
King Bee - Back by Dope Demand
Dionne - Bassed On Dionne
Dionne - Come Get My Lovin (EZ Mix)
Dionne - The Second Coming
Dionne - Come Get My Lovin (Remix)
Keicha Jenkins - I Need somebody (marshall jefferson mix)
Spectrum - Brasil
Pako - Pakito Lindo

Loose Files - 7

Songs from 1991

M17 - Rockin’ Down The House
The Prodigy - Android
The Hypnotist - The House Is Mine
The House Crew - Keep The Fire Burning
Holy Noise - Get Down Everybody.
Razor boy and Mirror man - Beyond
Joey Beltram - Mentasm
GTO - The Bullfrog ( Data Flow Mix).
Bassheads - Is there anybody out there? (Hardfloor remix)
Frank de Wulf-Moral Soundabuse
Bizarre Inc - Raise Me (Eon’s Ascension Mix)
Congress - 40 Miles

Loose Files - 6

Detroit Techno

Blake Baxter - Forever And A Day (mixed by Kevin Saunderson)
Cisco Ferreira - Cisco’s Groove
Fade II Black - The Calling
Wiggin [The Remix]
Inner City - Big Fun
Reese & Santonio - The sound (acid remix)
R-Tyme - Illusion (Mayday Mix)
Dark Comedy - War.of.the.worlds-epic.mix
K-Alexi - My Medusa
Rhythim Is Rhythim - Beyond The Dance
Rhythim is Rhythim - Sinister (trolley mix)

Loose Files - 5

Acid House Music
Mr Lee - House This House
Phuture - Phuture_Jacks
Cisco Ferreira - Cisco’s Groove
Phuture - Got The Bug
Robert Owens - Living In A Land
Armando - Let There Be House
Mr Lee - Art Of Acid
Phuture Phantasy Club - Dream Girl
Phuture - Acid Trax
Laurent X _Machines
The_Smiley_People - It_Makes_Me_Haaappy
Blake Baxter . Sexuality
Thieves_of_Bagdad - Let_Me_Hear_You_Scream
Move Grey House - Move Your Assit (Acid Version)
Reese - Bassline

Westbam - Singles

The leader of Germany's house and techno scene since his beginning early in the 1980s, Westbam recorded several house/rave crossover hits during the late '80s and early '90s but is renowned for his founding of the Mayday Festival and the Love Parade, the latter of which routinely drew hundreds of thousands of club-goers into the streets of Berlin on an annual basis.

Westbam - Do It In The Mix (12'') (1987)
Westbam - The Roof Is On Fire (1989)
Westbam - Cold stomper (1989)
Westbam - and party (REMIX)
Westbam - and party (Maxi Cd 1989)

Westbam - Der Bundespräsidenten-Mix & Der Pink Panther Mix 1990
WestBam - Alarm Clock / Hold Me Back (CD-Maxi) 1990
Westbam - No More Fucking Rock And Roll (1990)
Westbam - The Mayday Anthem (1992)
Westbam - I Can't Stop (12'') (1991)

Loose Files - 4

React Records

The Best of Reactivate: Belgian Techno

T99 - Anasthasia (Original Mix)
B-Sides - Magic Orchestra
Modular Expansion - Cubes
Spectrum - Brazil
Second Phase - Mentasm
Six Bells All -Me The Mailman
Outlander - The Vamp
Fierce Ruling Diva - Rubb It In
B-Sides - The Tape (Remix)
Meng Syndicate - Sonar System
G.T.O. - Elevation (Troll Mix)
Praga Khan - Injected With A Poison (Rehab Mix)

Turn Up the Bass 1-up

Discogs:
Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4,
Volume 5, Volume 6, Volume 7, Volume 8,
Volume 9, Volume 10, Volume 11, Volume 12,
Volume 13, Volume 14
#1
Ten City - That's The Way Love IsTyree - Turn Up The BassAmnesia - IbizaHithouse - Jack To The Sound Of The UndergroundA Split Second - FleshMac Sample - House InspectorSamantha Fox - Love House (Acid Remix)D Mob feat Gary Haisman - We Call It AcieedReese & Santonio - Rock To The BeatSample Syndicate - TBM MixThe Residents - Kaw-LigaJoe Smooth - Promised LandJamie Principle - Baby Wants To RideBrandon Cook - Sharp As A Knife
#2
Hithouse - Move You Feat To The Rhythm Of The BeatThe Wee Papa Girl Rappers - Heat It Up (Acid House Remix)Taste Of Sugar - Hmmm, HmmmTodd Terry Project - WeekendTony Scott - That's How I'm LivingEdwards & Armani - Sex (Acid Sex Remix)Rob Base & DJ Ez Rock - Get On The DancefloorKraze - The PartyRoyal House - Can You PartyCees & Bart - Wake Up, It's Party TimeErotic Dissidents - Move Your Ass & Feel The BeatNeon - Voices (Remix)JJ Fad - SupersonicHumanoid - Stakker Humanoid
#3
Double Trouble & Rebel MC - Just Keep Rockin' (Sk'ouse Mix)
Technotronic - Pump Up The JamKraze - Let's Play HouseFast Eddie - Let's GoBappi Lahiri - Habiba (Bomb The Bass Remix)
Fax Yourself - Walking On Sunshine '89
Funhouse - Hang On In There Baby (House Mix)
Raze - Break 4 Love (English Mix)Tony Scott - The ChiefTyree - Hardcore HiphouseThe Minutemen - Bingo BongoRhythm Device - Acid RockBeatmasters - Burn It UpMiss Nicky Trax - Acid In The HouseTony Terry - Forget The GirlDe La Soul - Me Myself And I (Richie Rich Remix)
#4
De La Soul - Say No Go (Say No Dope Mix)Coldcut - People Hold OnJungle Brothers - I'll House YouCappella - Heylon HalibLNR - Work It To The BoneRosario E I Giaguari - VolareRichie Rich - Salsa HouseRocco Granata & The Carnations - MarinaFrancesco Salvi - C'e Da Spostare Una Macchina (The Party)101 - Rock To The BeatAfro Erotica - French KissDoug Lazy - Let It RollConfetti's - The Sound Of CTwo D.J.'s - The CreationBeatmasters - Who's In The HouseD Mob - It Is Time To Get Funky
#5
Fast Eddie - Git On UpThe Beatmasters - Ska Train2 Live Crew - We Want Some Pussy (Westbam Remix)Petra & Co - Just Let GoStarlight - Numero UnoHi Tek 3 - Spin That Wheel (Turtles Get Real)The Mixmaster - Grand PianoSueño Latino - The Latin Dream2 In A Room - Do What You WantDeskee - Let There Be House (4:42)King Bee - Party People In The HouseTyree - Move Your BodyStarmix - Let Da Music Take ControlPedro Ramon - Te Quiero101 - Just As Long As I Got YouTwenty 4 Seven - I Can't Stand ItTechnotronic - Pump Up The Jam (US Remix)
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Black Box - Ride On TimeTechnotronic - Get Up (Before The Night Is Over)Tony Scott - Get Into ItHeavy D. & The Boyz - We Got Our Own ThangSteve "Silk" Hurley - Work It OutSoul Brothers Inc. - Ska SoulAccess Denied - Turn Up The MusicMister Mixi & Skinny Scotty - I Can Handle ItThe Beatmasters - Hey DJ (I Can't Dance To That Music You're Playing)Sample Syndicate - TBM Mix 3 (I Wanna Make You Dance)2 Live Crew - Me So Horny (Nasty Version)Honesty 69 - Rich In ParadiseConfetti's - C Day LiveNikki - Mucho MachoFast Eddie - Yo Yo Get FunkyCompany 2 - Tell It As It IsRaúl Orellana - The Real Wild House
#7
Tony Scott - Gangster BoogieFPI Project - Going Back To My RootsBlack Box - I Don't Know Anybody ElseTyree - Let The Music Take ControlKing Bee - Feel The FlowMr. Lee - Get BusyIcy D. & Doc Daze - Get On Up And DanceSimon Harris feat Daddy Freddy - Ragga House (All Night Long)Primal Scream - LoadedLil' Louis & The World - I Called YouDoug Lazy - Let The Rhythm PumpFreestyle Orchestra - Don't Tell MePlaza - Yo YoJane Proove - On The MissionMister Mixi & Skinny Scotty - I Can Handle It (Def Mix)Twin Hype - For Those Who Like To GrooveTechnotronic - Get Up (J-Wave Mix)
#8
Various - Turn Up The Bass "The Mix"Technotronic - This Beat Is TechnotronicD-Shake - Yaaah!WestBam - Hold Me BackBlack Kiss - Jump On The Floor2 Static - Boy I'll House YaHypnoteck and DJ Patrice "G" Stiker - Pump Pump It UpCry Sisco! - Afro Dizzi ActDouble Trouble & Rebel MC - Street TuffFast Eddie - Most WantedMaude -Let's Get On The MoveD Mob - Put Your Hands TogetherJoe Smooth -They Want To Be FreeStacey Paton - Turn Up The MusicMinutemen - OK AlrightTwin Hype - Do It To The CrowdQueen Latifah - Come Into My House (Zanzibar Mix)
#9
Hi Power - The Cult Of SnapM.C. Sar & The Real McCoy - It's On YouDouble Dee - Found Love2 Live Crew - Banned In The U.S.A.Wee Papa Girl Rappers - Get In The GrooveStax -Mary Had A Little BoyFierce Ruling Diva - Rubb It InHouse Of Venus - Dish And TellVarious - Turn Up The Bass "The Mix" 2GTO - Pure (Battle Of The Basses Mix)Rhyme Design - Believe The HypeSubliminal Aurra - Ease The Pressure (Mental Mix)Liz Torres - If U Keep It UpDef La Desh & The Fresh Witness - Check Out The SkaChad Jackson - Hear The Drummer Get WickedIce MC - Cinema
#10
KLF - What Time Is Love?Clubland & Quartz - Let's Get Busy (Snap! Remix)The Deff Boyz - SwingKing Bee - Back By Dope DemandDom.I.No - Up The ParLFO - LFO2 In A Room - Wiggle ItBetty Boo - Doin' The DoBlack Box - Everybody EverybodyJungle Brothers - Doin' Our Own ThangWhite Knight - Get CrazyDr. Baker - KaosMC Fixx It - Let's Move808 State - CubikMr. Lee - Pump That BodyTechnotronic - Rockin' Over The Beat
#11
2 Brothers On The 4th Floor - I Can't Help My Self (5:16)Betty Boo -Where Are You Baby?KLF - 3 A.M. EternalNomad - DevotionBlack Box - I Don't Know Anybody Else (Hurley's House Mix)Dimples D - Sucker DJ (Ben Liebrand Mix)Double Dee - Found Love (Mozart Version)YBU - Keep It Up!MC Fixx It - Rock The DiscotexTurntable Hype - Turntable Hype (Amsterdam Mix)Tragic Error - UmbabaDigital Boy - KokkoCulture Beat - I Like YouDirty Mind - The KillerAdamski - KillerCybersonik -TechnarchyA Homeboy, A Hippie & A Funki Dredd - Total Confusion
#12
Tony Scott - Love Let LoveKing Bee - Must Bee The MusicAdventures Of Stevie V - Dirty Cash (Money Talks)Twenty 4 Seven - Are You Dreaming?Jungle Brothers - What U Waiting 4?TKA - Crash (Have Some Fun)M.C. Sar & The Real McCoy - Don't StopHi-Five - I Just Can't Handle ItCarl Linger - Super LoveThe Farm - The Groovy TrainMix Masters - In The MixParis - The Devil Made Me Do ItTrancemission - No More Mindgames (Techno Mix)Adamski - The Space JungleYazoo- Situation (Deadline Mix)Musto & Bones - Dangerous On The DancefloorBetty Boo - Doin' The Do (The Beatmasters Club Mix)
#13
De La Soul - Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)KLF - Last Train To TrancentralBlack Box - Bright On TimeA Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It?King Bee - Cold Slammin'2 In A Room - She's Got Me Going CrazyBOMB - Can U Dig It?Elevation 4th - Make Me FeelBizarre Inc - Playing With Knives (The Climax)Fire On High - Float In A Dream Of EX-TC (378 Beats)D-Rock - I Can't Believe It's OverNomad - Devotion (Soul Mix)6 Bells All - Sweet & BitterAwesome! - Take No CrapThe Break Boys - My House Is Your House (Miami Beach Break Mix)D-Shake - My Heart The Beat
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Nomad - Just A Groove (12" Mix)T99 - AnasthasiaTony Scott - From Da SoulC + C Music Factory - Gonna Make You SweatCandyman - Knockin' BootsHi-Five - I Like The Way (The Kissing Game)The Small Teens - Gave The Man His FreedomFrank De Wulf - Moral SoundabuseCappella - EverybodyOff-Shore - I Can't Take The PowerMicro Mania - I Can't Get EnoughAfrika Bambaataa - Just Get Up And DanceCybersonik - Backlash2 In A Room - Wiggle It (David Morales Mix)Liaisons D - Por La PatriaA Homeboy, A Hippie & A Funki Dredd - Freedom

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Soundclash:Chicago House

Can You Feel It (Vocal Version) - Mr Fingers

Pump Up London - Mr Lee

You Used To Hold Me - Ralphi Rosario

Jack Your Body - Steve 'Silk' Hurley

Your Love - Frankie Knuckles

No Way Back - Adonis

Children Of The Night - Kevin Irving

As - Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk

Move Your Body - Marshall Jefferson

House Nation - Housemaster Boyz

Promised Land - Joe Smooth

Love Can't Turn Around - Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk feat Darryl Pandy

Stone Roses - Fools Gold

Fools Gold" became the band's biggest commercial hit at the time. It was their first single to reach the Top 10 of the UK Singles Chart and stayed in the Top 75 for 14 weeks.The dance-oriented song showcased the rhythm section of Mani on bass and Reni on percussion. John Squire also shone on guitar with its various wah-wah pedal effects. Finally, Ian Brown sang the vocals in a unique whispered delivery. He would also perform with this technique for the track "Something's Burning". The bassline was "inspired" by "Know How" by Young MC, which is a sample from the Shaft theme song, performed by Isaac Hayes. The lyrics reference Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" and the Marquis de Sade.The drum track, though played by Reni, was recorded as he played in time to an unknown 70s funk loop at the insistence of John, angering the drummer at the apparent lack of belief in his talent. This was later said to have contributed to Reni leaving the band.Despite its overwhelming success, the band did not intend to release "Fools Gold" as an A-side. Promo kits originally contained "What the World Is Waiting For" as the A-side, with "Fools Gold" on the B-side. When the press began raving about the song's funky bassline, the band was confused since "What the World Is Waiting For" was a simple guitar based track. The Roses realized the press was referring to "Fools Gold" and they promptly released the songs as a double A-side.The band's manager of the time, Gareth Evans, was also adamant upon first hearing the song that it was far superior to the intended A-side and should be released as a double A-side.After Reni left the band in 1995, "Fools Gold" was essentially retired from the live set, since replacement Robbie Maddix could not emulate Reni's complex drumming loops.

Primal Scream - Screamadelica

There's no underestimating the importance of Screamadelica, the record that brought acid house, techno, and rave culture crashing into the British mainstream — an impact that rivaled that of Nirvana's Nevermind, the other 1991 release that changed rock. Prior to Screamadelica, Primal Scream were Stonesy classic rock revivalists with a penchant for Detroit rock. They retained those fascinations on Screamadelica — one listen to the Jimmy Miller-produced, Stephen Stills-rip "Movin' on Up" proves that — but they burst everything wide open here, turning rock inside out by marrying it to a gleeful rainbow of modern dance textures. This is such a brilliant, gutsy innovative record, so unlike anything the Scream did before, that it's little wonder that there's been much debate behind who is actually responsible for its grooves, especially since Andrew Weatherall is credited with production with eight of the tracks, and it's clearly in line with his work. Even if Primal Scream took credit for Weatherall's endeavors, that doesn't erase the fact that they shepherded this album, providing the ideas and impetus for this dubtastic, elastic, psychedelic exercise in deep house and neo-psychedelic. Like any dance music, this is tied to its era to a certain extent, but it transcends it due to its fierce imagination and how it doubles back on rock history, making the past present and vice versa. It was such a monumental step forward that Primal Scream stumbled before regaining their footing, but by that point, the innovations of Screamadelica had been absorbed by everyone from the underground to mainstream. There's little chance that this record will be as revolutionary to first-time listeners, but after its initial spin, the genius in its construction will become apparent — and it's that attention to detail that makes Screamadelica an album that transcends its time and influence.

Happy Mondays

Along with the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays were the leaders of the late-'80s/early-'90s dance club-influenced Manchester scene, experiencing a brief moment in the spotlight before collapsing in 1992. While the Stone Roses were based in '60s pop, adding only a slight hint of dance music, Happy Mondays immersed themselves in the club and rave culture, eventually becoming the most recognizable band of that drug-fueled scene. The Mondays' music relied heavily on the sound and rhythm of house music, spiked with '70s soul licks and swirling '60s psychedelia. It was bright, colorful music that had fractured melodies that never quite gelled into cohesive songs.
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Unwittingly or not, Happy Mondays personified the ugly side of rave culture. They were thugs, purely and simply — they brought out the latent violence that lay beneath the surface of any drug culture, even one as seemingly beatific as England's late-'80s/early-'90s rave scene. Under the leadership of vocalist Shaun Ryder, the group sounded and acted like thugs, especially in comparison with their peace-loving peers, the Stone Roses. Ryder's lyrics were twisted and surrealistic, loaded with bizarre pop culture references, drug slang, and menacing sexuality. Appropriately, their music was as convoluted. Happy Mondays were one of the first rock bands to integrate hip-hop techniques into their music. They didn't sample, but they borrowed melodies and lyrics and, in the process, committed rock blasphemy. For a band that celebrated their vulgarity and excessiveness, Happy Mondays appropriately were undone by their addictions, but they left behind a surprisingly influential legacy, apparent in everyone from dance bands like the Chemical Brothers to rock & rollers like Oasis.