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The Dance Music Archive brings together 30 years of electronic music history through DJ mixes, radio shows, live sets, festival broadcasts, lost tapes, blogs, artwork, magazines and forgotten recordings. It is a time machine for our scene, containing and ever-growing library, collected and curated by our community from around the world.
Heard Baby D on Radio 2 the other day. The old cunts station. Just played it in the middle of the day like it was just another normal old cunts record. Guess I'm an old cunt now.
subbed used to listen to the 808 state radio show. highly appreciated for you sharing legendary mixes and stuff like this, a lot of us have boxes full of old tapes from all the shows we used to be eager to record, and write down the tracks then travel all over the place to track them down, for me, i used to go to Manchester, piccadilly records, spin inn, and eastern block. i will never forget being in spin inn full of customers while tunes were being played, and dj X.T.C would say who wants this one, and everyone's hand would go up and reach out for a copy, this went on for an hour or so while me and my mates were there, times i will never forget and wont happen again. sat on thousands of tunes, collected over 30 plus years - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MS75YIBMvDw.html
Some believe our clubs in the 1990s were something akin to what was available back in the 1960s. I can now prove to the kids that the old 1990s clubs realy were great, many were better than what they have now.
Absolute legend, pioneer. Almost a god😮. Was always the best mix on all the old 8 tape packs i bought, Mickey finn, Ellise Dee, close. Never saw slipmatt live gutted thinking about it now. Watched Chinese Olympics 2008 i think. Opening ceremony they used his tune lol. Was on a microdot lol. Hope hes getting the royalties for all the bangers he did if not biggest injustice ever. Fookin legend. I think i went to an under18's saw him at sterns Worthing.😮😮😊😊😊🎉🎉❤❤❤
I dont know if to smile or cry . 51 now and i cant believe how this country has turned out compared to then. Hey Ho at least i lived the best decade ever in my teens and 20s. Peace ☮️ ✌️ 🕊
Im 43 mate. I was just little to young. Had probably 4 mix tapes per year he did back in the day. He innovated, and best bit i liked he didn't really get those bad mcs over the top. Time machine would be handy. One love😂 unity.
Putting a bit of card in bottom of tape to record over some commercial cack. Hope slipmatt has a big mansion and has easy enjoyable lifestyle. He brought all the fun. Would be as big as any artists nowadays easily. One love dude. Still keep the rave alive 😁
The amount of people who think hardcore music died in the 90s makes me sick, just because you growed up it didn’t just stop, 2006 to 2013 was awesome, im 46 btw and went to the old dreamscapes and helter skelters
Sterns , Interdance unbeleivable nights, I live near there now and we walk our dogs up there and maybe have a cream tea, makes my neck hairs stand up as i sit there sipping tea.
The bouncer kicks like a mule beat drew me in immediately. Then after tune after tune with SMD EP mixes thrown in. Tapes craved these tunes in the early 90s
Bliss at The Gallery with DJ Tim and Saturdays with Steve Luigi and the Warehouse other weekends circa 90-93. Up yer Ronson at Music Factory and Back to Basics Saturday for the “ more discerning clubber”😂. Everyone dressed in designer, supping Becks but still smashed on proper Es. New Yorkers , phase 4, Dennis the Menaces , White Burgers. Kaos, Soak, arc , phobia , after dark at Morley , Hard times. Those were the days.
Summer '92. Best year for hardcore. Also the year I started raving 14 going on 15! I went down the Jungle / DnB route, but love oldschool hardcore! The 90s were banging!
7 nights of Sasha Every Saturday for 7 weeks @ back2 basics was one the best periods of my time raving and rocking Dave Beer was a legitimate legend as well Threw us on the guest list etc 👍
