favourite oldskool rave track

I've been browsing these forums for years, never even looked at this thread. Have listened to a few of the tunes and I just want to say "nice one!!" some lovely tunes here, memories.... Had to sign up to thank you x x
 
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at the moment with the odd random and the occational input from blauwelichten its mainly me an and Anold on this thread so welcome a posty away !!!
 
Thank you atm23 :)

Has a Sass juke box hour, which went on for longer, remembered some cracking times, and remembered some dear friends :)
 
alot of full,on early acid house just isn't my fav sounds, I'm more of and Early Hardcore fan, genres are such a tricky area.

This one is by Gappa G and he played regularly when I first started with raving in '91' at the Grid in Luton (the old hat factory).

It was mainly an acid scene in there with the attendees mainly all off their faces on LSD:D

A strange track which has been remixed a number of times, I heard it as live PA with Hypa Hyper on the mike a number of times .
They used to have a very fast red strobe running and then a big white strobe light on the floor running at a much lower frequency so when the white strobe light was on it was also strobing much faster in red.
On acid with the kind of music they where playing it made for an interesting evening;)


Gappa G & Hypa Hyper - The Information Center (Original)


Still one that brings back old memories.

and just for you Arnold a very special old acid tune that a DJ a knew always opened his set with (I make no apologies if I've posted this before)

HOSCHI & ADSX -- Psycho Green


the voice sample is just a classic especially on a 20+K rig in warehuse at 4am ;)
 
marsmellow said:
Frank De Wulf is a legend. He has tons of other great tracks.

Golden Girls - Kinetic (Frank De Wulf Remix)
Set Up System - Fairy Dust (Saga Mix)
Frank De Wulf - The Tape
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Good shout at those one's danke =D

Interstate - Human Beings

One thing I wonder if today's music will be as memorable to people in ten years time like it has for people that did the 90's thing. In those days tracks from '90 would still get played in '95. Seems that today after three months the records leave the dj's box?
 
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To be honest that really is a bit to cheesey even for me.

I have to admit to being a big fan of what I would call Happy Hardcore, the real stuff not the later rubbish like green eyes etc:-

I'm on a new mission now with postin up some of my old fav Happy HC tunage:-

Druid & Heatwave - Music for the 90's

Dj Seduction - Imagination

Ravers Choice - Givin' It All I Got

lovin all the Ravers Choice releases..TBH this ws my favorite style for dancing to off my face on MDMA

It is a true musical representation of MDMA, people used to look down their noses at this kinda stuff but they weren't dancers, if you were into the dancing and into MDMA then you would be into this IMO
 
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As I've said before Labrynth was a regularly inight for me probably from about 94 until they shut it down at Dalston, the years are difficult to remember , me and me missus went there often enough to get the free passes they handed out to some in the morning a fair bit.

That was we first place I heard Billy Bunter play out, he went on on to produce a whole load of his own tracks :-


Billy Bunter & JDS - Come Alive (Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)

this is the kinda of stuff I remember from the main room at Labrynth , downstairs was more jungle and DnB, there where rooms upstairs but bit many ways they remained mythical, sometimes i could locate the other times not and I'd have to go back out to the garden for a chill and a chuff;)
 
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