Old songs you forgot then rediscovered
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I had real difficulty tracking "Perfume" down. Found it after months of searching on a P2P. Class track.
Finally getting round to sorting out my 10K plus vinyl collection before my ma throws it all in a skip which she has threatened numerous times. I'm taking about 100 at a time each time I visit her and binning about 50% of them. Long forgotten classics from last Sunday's batch.
Toni Braxton "Unbreak My Heart" (Frankie Knucles Remixes) Todd Terry "Limelight" EP EBTG v Soul Vision "Tracey In My Room" Colonel Abrahams "Trapped" Smack Remixes
In among that lot was two tonnes of shite as well though Too many drugs back in those days
NObabe wrote: Dusty Springfield's I just don't know what to do with myself :)
how the fuck does that go. 
anyway...
IN THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA, ON THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE...
GlasVegas wrote: I had real difficulty tracking "Perfume" down. Found it after months of searching on a P2P. Class track.
Finally getting round to sorting out my 10K plus vinyl collection before my ma throws it all in a skip which she has threatened numerous times. I'm taking about 100 at a time each time I visit her and binning about 50% of them. Long forgotten classics from last Sunday's batch.
Toni Braxton "Unbreak My Heart" (Frankie Knucles Remixes) Todd Terry "Limelight" EP EBTG v Soul Vision "Tracey In My Room" Colonel Abrahams "Trapped" Smack Remixes
In among that lot was two tonnes of shite as well though Too many drugs back in those days
Nice one Glas.
But did you find some old stash in your record sleeves?
Proper Old Skool pills?Doves etc. Jammy get 
King John Honest John wrote:
NObabe wrote: Dusty Springfield's I just don't know what to do with myself :)
how the fuck does that go.
anyway...
IN THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA, ON THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE...
Hoooray for Harold Lloyd,du bop de do, du bop de do!
Boatraceface wrote:
King John Honest John wrote:
NObabe wrote: Dusty Springfield's I just don't know what to do with myself :)
how the fuck does that go.
anyway...
IN THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA, ON THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE...
Hoooray for Harold Lloyd,du bop de do, du bop de do!
laurel and hardy mate laurel and hardy
Boatraceface wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: I had real difficulty tracking "Perfume" down. Found it after months of searching on a P2P. Class track.
Finally getting round to sorting out my 10K plus vinyl collection before my ma throws it all in a skip which she has threatened numerous times. I'm taking about 100 at a time each time I visit her and binning about 50% of them. Long forgotten classics from last Sunday's batch.
Toni Braxton "Unbreak My Heart" (Frankie Knucles Remixes) Todd Terry "Limelight" EP EBTG v Soul Vision "Tracey In My Room" Colonel Abrahams "Trapped" Smack Remixes
In among that lot was two tonnes of shite as well though Too many drugs back in those days
Nice one Glas. But did you find some old stash in your record sleeves? Proper Old Skool pills?Doves etc. Jammy get
i'd like to see that Bonfire.
Wonder if the neighbours like it too? Mainly old dance/house records i forget then hear them and think fucking hell how good was that back then!
Paul Simpson & Adeva "Musical Freedom" springs to mind, as does Urban Soul's "Alright" in its sasha mix form.
1990! Ah, the memories...
NObabe wrote: Dusty Springfield's I just don't know what to do with myself :)
as covered by the white stripes?
sapceface came up on the ipod the other day, which was ace
hibster wrote:
NObabe wrote: Dusty Springfield's I just don't know what to do with myself :)
as covered by the white stripes?
Never! It's only one Dusty 
Boatraceface wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: I had real difficulty tracking "Perfume" down. Found it after months of searching on a P2P. Class track.
Finally getting round to sorting out my 10K plus vinyl collection before my ma throws it all in a skip which she has threatened numerous times. I'm taking about 100 at a time each time I visit her and binning about 50% of them. Long forgotten classics from last Sunday's batch.
Toni Braxton "Unbreak My Heart" (Frankie Knucles Remixes) Todd Terry "Limelight" EP EBTG v Soul Vision "Tracey In My Room" Colonel Abrahams "Trapped" Smack Remixes
In among that lot was two tonnes of shite as well though Too many drugs back in those days
Nice one Glas. But did you find some old stash in your record sleeves? Proper Old Skool pills?Doves etc. Jammy get
Ha!I though I was the only one who did that?!! When I lived at home that's exactly where I used to stash any contraband. The logic being that there was zero chance of my ma ever wanting to poke about my collection of obscure US Garage dubs!
'A thousand thundering thrills await me. Facing insurmountable odds gratefully. The female of the species is more deadly than the male.'
Maybe that one's best forgotten though. 
Big Black wrote: 'A thousand thundering thrills await me. Facing insurmountable odds gratefully. The female of the species is more deadly than the male.'
Maybe that one's best forgotten though.
Wot no.. Druid Fluid-by The Peagans, Chris? 
Billy Bragg - Shirley ( AKA Greetings the new Brunette) Yessss!
GlasVegas wrote:
Boatraceface wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: I had real difficulty tracking "Perfume" down. Found it after months of searching on a P2P. Class track.
Finally getting round to sorting out my 10K plus vinyl collection before my ma throws it all in a skip which she has threatened numerous times. I'm taking about 100 at a time each time I visit her and binning about 50% of them. Long forgotten classics from last Sunday's batch.
Toni Braxton "Unbreak My Heart" (Frankie Knucles Remixes) Todd Terry "Limelight" EP EBTG v Soul Vision "Tracey In My Room" Colonel Abrahams "Trapped" Smack Remixes
In among that lot was two tonnes of shite as well though Too many drugs back in those days
Nice one Glas. But did you find some old stash in your record sleeves? Proper Old Skool pills?Doves etc. Jammy get
Ha!I though I was the only one who did that?!! When I lived at home that's exactly where I used to stash any contraband. The logic being that there was zero chance of my ma ever wanting to poke about my collection of obscure US Garage dubs!
Our little secret..Me you and ten thousand other 30 somethings,natch.
Don't tell our mam,though eh 
i bought a copy of Reel 2 Real's 1st album Feat. the mad stuntman the other week, only for 'i like to move it'. was suprised to find it was actually quite good and hasn't left my stereo since.
Boatraceface wrote:
Wot no.. Druid Fluid-by The Peagans, Chris?
Bit overrated that one!
This was better 
Currently rediscovering some German Punk/New Wave...
Abwaerts - Beim Ersten Mal Tut's Immer Weh
Snorri xxx
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: i bought a copy of Reel 2 Real's 1st album Feat. the mad stuntman the other week, only for 'i like to move it'. was suprised to find it was actually quite good and hasn't left my stereo since.
You should be given 500 lashes. They're shite (ask Missy Jem).
Steve One wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: i bought a copy of Reel 2 Real's 1st album Feat. the mad stuntman the other week, only for 'i like to move it'. was suprised to find it was actually quite good and hasn't left my stereo since.
You should be given 500 lashes. They're shite (ask Missy Jem).
Eric Morillo might be shite now yes, but back in the day Reel To Real had there moment.
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:
Steve One wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: i bought a copy of Reel 2 Real's 1st album Feat. the mad stuntman the other week, only for 'i like to move it'. was suprised to find it was actually quite good and hasn't left my stereo since.
You should be given 500 lashes. They're shite (ask Missy Jem).
Eric Morillo might be shite now yes, but back in the day Reel To Real had there moment.
They did, but it wasn't long enough for 1 song!
Did you like 2 Unlimited also? 
Due to this thread,I had a rummage in the old "vinyl box",
Rex - "Sleepwalking" 
Too many joints methinks
Steve One wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:
Steve One wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: i bought a copy of Reel 2 Real's 1st album Feat. the mad stuntman the other week, only for 'i like to move it'. was suprised to find it was actually quite good and hasn't left my stereo since.
You should be given 500 lashes. They're shite (ask Missy Jem).
Eric Morillo might be shite now yes, but back in the day Reel To Real had there moment.
They did, but it wasn't long enough for 1 song!
Did you like 2 Unlimited also?
