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?
NObabe wrote: Dusty Springfield's I just don't know what to do with myself :)
oi, Dusty is a frigging legend...my mom loved her, so I grew up with quite a bit of her stuff!
Ahh, the songs of my youth.
'Love Action' ~ The Human League 'Let Me Go' ~ Heaven 17 'Desperate But Not Serious' ~ Adam and the Ants 'Scratch' ~ Contagion [does anyone have that? a friend of mine let me hear that on her blasted iPod earlier and I can't get that out of my head, let alone find it anywhere!] 'True Colors' ~ Cyndi Lauper [God I miss that song...] 'Marcia Baila' ~ Les Rita Mitsuoko
Man, were those the days. Thank you, 1980s, for the music of my youth.
[Especially the lost ones. Woohaw!]
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: Man, were those the days. Thank you, 1980s, for the music of my youth.
By "youth" you mean when sperm and egg first became acquainted?
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: Man, were those the days. Thank you, 1980s, for the music of my youth.
By "youth" you mean when sperm and egg first became acquainted?
your type....opps i'm so sorry..i couldn't resist it
TRUCE!!!!!
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised by Gil-Scott Heron, stuff from Hunters & Collectors and the Last Poets, Looks Like We're Shy One Horse by Colourbox........and Stranglehold by Ted Nugent :)
El Jarvo wrote: "Riiiiiiiver" - King Trigger
jeez......love that song......and I have that pic disc as well....
Vertical Horizon- Everything You Want Len- Steal My Sunshine Lit- My Own Worst Enemy
1999 and 2000 are great years for alternative rock
Not that I had forgotten it-but last week's season finale of "Battlestar Galactica" had a Middle Eastern tinged cover of "All Along The Watchtower"
So I dug up Jimi Hendrix's version and am still stunned cause very few can cover Dylan well.
I even dug up my Jimi box set and he had some crazy covers.
"Gloria" "Like a Rolling Stone" and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band"!!!
I had forgotten how truly awesome Hendrix was....
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: Man, were those the days. Thank you, 1980s, for the music of my youth.
By "youth" you mean when sperm and egg first became acquainted?
Oh I don't know! Amongst a few others, there's someone on here who has been a fan of New Order since they were three years old and saw The Smiths live the very same year...
It's Just Begun by The Jimmy Castor Bunch.
Radio Africa by Latin Quarter.
Same Old Scene by Roxy Music.
Here's a little selection of stuff - mostly House/Dance music that I've rediscovered recently
1 Ken Ishii - Extra2 LFO - Freak3 Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face4 Blu Peter - Substance5 Second Phase (Joey Beltram) - Mentasm6 Stakker Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid7 Coldcut - Beats and Pieces8 Bomb The Bass - Megablast (Hip Hop On Precint 13)9 Kosheen - Slip And Slide (Suicide)10 The Beloved - It's Alright Now 11 Fortran 5 - Look To The Fuuture, Persian Blues12 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino13 GTO - The Bullfrog14 The Shamen - Hypereal (Original Mix)15 Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House 16 Roni Size/Reprazent - Share The Fall17 Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar18 Kym Mazelle - Useless (I Don't Need You Now)19 Royal House (Todd Terry) - Can U Party20 DJ Hype/Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Cheers!
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Here's a little selection of stuff - mostly House/Dance music that I've rediscovered recently
1 Ken Ishii - Extra2 LFO - Freak3 Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face4 Blu Peter - Substance5 Second Phase (Joey Beltram) - Mentasm6 Stakker Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid7 Coldcut - Beats and Pieces8 Bomb The Bass - Megablast (Hip Hop On Precint 13)9 Kosheen - Slip And Slide (Suicide)10 The Beloved - It's Alright Now 11 Fortran 5 - Look To The Fuuture, Persian Blues12 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino13 GTO - The Bullfrog14 The Shamen - Hypereal (Original Mix)15 Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House 16 Roni Size/Reprazent - Share The Fall17 Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar18 Kym Mazelle - Useless (I Don't Need You Now)19 Royal House (Todd Terry) - Can U Party20 DJ Hype/Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Cheers!
Some shite there! Although you're showing your age with Second Phase! Kym Mazelle did better too - Was That All It Was.
Steve One wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Here's a little selection of stuff - mostly House/Dance music that I've rediscovered recently
1 Ken Ishii - Extra2 LFO - Freak3 Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face4 Blu Peter - Substance5 Second Phase (Joey Beltram) - Mentasm6 Stakker Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid7 Coldcut - Beats and Pieces8 Bomb The Bass - Megablast (Hip Hop On Precint 13)9 Kosheen - Slip And Slide (Suicide)10 The Beloved - It's Alright Now 11 Fortran 5 - Look To The Fuuture, Persian Blues12 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino13 GTO - The Bullfrog14 The Shamen - Hypereal (Original Mix)15 Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House 16 Roni Size/Reprazent - Share The Fall17 Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar18 Kym Mazelle - Useless (I Don't Need You Now)19 Royal House (Todd Terry) - Can U Party20 DJ Hype/Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Cheers!
Some shite there! Although you're showing your age with Second Phase! Kym Mazelle did better too - Was That All It Was.
Hi Steve mostly rediscovered these tracks through youtube etc. Agreed Kym Mazelle's Was That All It Was was better but Usless was the first track of her's I heard way back in November '88 when it was played on Jeff Young's show the token Friday night Dance music show on Radio 1 in the pre Pete Tong days - defo showing my age there.
Cheers!
symphonie wrote: renegade soundwave - biting my nails
Top tune and I got the 12" when it was re-issued in 1990. The 1988 mix would spice up and 'breaks' based DJ set for sure. Cheers!
DiscoShed wrote: Not that I had forgotten it-but last week's season finale of "Battlestar Galactica" had a Middle Eastern tinged cover of "All Along The Watchtower"
So I dug up Jimi Hendrix's version and am still stunned cause very few can cover Dylan well.
I even dug up my Jimi box set and he had some crazy covers.
"Gloria" "Like a Rolling Stone" and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band"!!!
I had forgotten how truly awesome Hendrix was....
Saw a biodrama on him recently. What a sad waste. Not only a great, great musician, but also a beautiful human being. Man, if you listen to his playing when Martin Luther King was assassinated....
Super Ally wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: Man, were those the days. Thank you, 1980s, for the music of my youth.
By "youth" you mean when sperm and egg first became acquainted?
Oh I don't know! Amongst a few others, there's someone on here who has been a fan of New Order since they were three years old and saw The Smiths live the very same year...
My Godson is 1 1/2 and his favorite music is "Bob." That's his word for it. He points to the stereo and says "Bob."
Bob Marley. :D
So I suppose Bob Marley is the music of his youth... :)
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
DiscoShed wrote: Not that I had forgotten it-but last week's season finale of "Battlestar Galactica" had a Middle Eastern tinged cover of "All Along The Watchtower"
So I dug up Jimi Hendrix's version and am still stunned cause very few can cover Dylan well.
I even dug up my Jimi box set and he had some crazy covers.
"Gloria" "Like a Rolling Stone" and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band"!!!
I had forgotten how truly awesome Hendrix was....
Saw a biodrama on him recently. What a sad waste. Not only a great, great musician, but also a beautiful human being. Man, if you listen to his playing when Martin Luther King was assassinated....
Super Ally wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: Man, were those the days. Thank you, 1980s, for the music of my youth.
By "youth" you mean when sperm and egg first became acquainted?
Oh I don't know! Amongst a few others, there's someone on here who has been a fan of New Order since they were three years old and saw The Smiths live the very same year...
My Godson is 1 1/2 and his favorite music is "Bob." That's his word for it. He points to the stereo and says "Bob."
Bob Marley. :D
So I suppose Bob Marley is the music of his youth... :)
Ah but will he remember that in ten or twenty years time...?! 
Meh without hats - the safety dance sly fox - lets go all the way belouis some - imagination....
to name a few....
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
Steve One wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Here's a little selection of stuff - mostly House/Dance music that I've rediscovered recently
1 Ken Ishii - Extra2 LFO - Freak3 Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face4 Blu Peter - Substance5 Second Phase (Joey Beltram) - Mentasm6 Stakker Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid7 Coldcut - Beats and Pieces8 Bomb The Bass - Megablast (Hip Hop On Precint 13)9 Kosheen - Slip And Slide (Suicide)10 The Beloved - It's Alright Now 11 Fortran 5 - Look To The Fuuture, Persian Blues12 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino13 GTO - The Bullfrog14 The Shamen - Hypereal (Original Mix)15 Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House 16 Roni Size/Reprazent - Share The Fall17 Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar18 Kym Mazelle - Useless (I Don't Need You Now)19 Royal House (Todd Terry) - Can U Party20 DJ Hype/Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Cheers!
Some shite there! Although you're showing your age with Second Phase! Kym Mazelle did better too - Was That All It Was.
Hi Steve mostly rediscovered these tracks through youtube etc. Agreed Kym Mazelle's Was That All It Was was better but Usless was the first track of her's I heard way back in November '88 when it was played on Jeff Young's show the token Friday night Dance music show on Radio 1 in the pre Pete Tong days - defo showing my age there.
The Big Beat - with Well Def Jeff
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
symphonie wrote: renegade soundwave - biting my nails
Top tune and I got the 12" when it was re-issued in 1990. The 1988 mix would spice up and 'breaks' based DJ set for sure. Cheers!
Great track! I loved Probably A Robbery at the time although that has really dated now, sadly!
At the Stars- Better Than Ezra Barely Breathing- Duncan Sheik
I'm currently trying to find songs by Yumi Mastutoya. I still have one of her songs in my head, but forgot the title.
One More Night-Yellow Dog.
One hit wonders i think.But i loved that song when i was about 12.
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
Steve One wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Here's a little selection of stuff - mostly House/Dance music that I've rediscovered recently
1 Ken Ishii - Extra2 LFO - Freak3 Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face4 Blu Peter - Substance5 Second Phase (Joey Beltram) - Mentasm6 Stakker Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid7 Coldcut - Beats and Pieces8 Bomb The Bass - Megablast (Hip Hop On Precint 13)9 Kosheen - Slip And Slide (Suicide)10 The Beloved - It's Alright Now 11 Fortran 5 - Look To The Fuuture, Persian Blues12 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino13 GTO - The Bullfrog14 The Shamen - Hypereal (Original Mix)15 Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House 16 Roni Size/Reprazent - Share The Fall17 Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar18 Kym Mazelle - Useless (I Don't Need You Now)19 Royal House (Todd Terry) - Can U Party20 DJ Hype/Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Cheers!
Some shite there! Although you're showing your age with Second Phase! Kym Mazelle did better too - Was That All It Was.
Hi Steve mostly rediscovered these tracks through youtube etc. Agreed Kym Mazelle's Was That All It Was was better but Usless was the first track of her's I heard way back in November '88 when it was played on Jeff Young's show the token Friday night Dance music show on Radio 1 in the pre Pete Tong days - defo showing my age there.
The Big Beat - with Well Def Jeff
Bloody hell, I forgot it was called that and you've brought back the memories of the jingles Hank. Ah innocent happy teenage days. Cheers!
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: 'Marcia Baila' ~ Les Rita Mitsuoko
"mais c'est la mort qui t'a assassiné Marcia..."
a long time ago, indeed...
Super Ally wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
symphonie wrote: renegade soundwave - biting my nails
Top tune and I got the 12" when it was re-issued in 1990. The 1988 mix would spice up and 'breaks' based DJ set for sure. Cheers!
Great track! I loved Probably A Robbery at the time although that has really dated now, sadly!
I remember the video to 'Robbery' it was very Get Carter/Sweeney-esque complete with blaggers, scrubbers and scenes with the Soundwave in prison set to a dub-bass pulse LOL!
Cheers!
Recently put DISCO Pet Shop Boys and BROTHERHOOD on my phone but they are SO quiet i could hear the cars going past.Goodness me CD's in th 80's are QUIET.
THE 80's the 80's-wot a BAD record.
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
Steve One wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Here's a little selection of stuff - mostly House/Dance music that I've rediscovered recently
1 Ken Ishii - Extra2 LFO - Freak3 Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face4 Blu Peter - Substance5 Second Phase (Joey Beltram) - Mentasm6 Stakker Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid7 Coldcut - Beats and Pieces8 Bomb The Bass - Megablast (Hip Hop On Precint 13)9 Kosheen - Slip And Slide (Suicide)10 The Beloved - It's Alright Now 11 Fortran 5 - Look To The Fuuture, Persian Blues12 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino13 GTO - The Bullfrog14 The Shamen - Hypereal (Original Mix)15 Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House 16 Roni Size/Reprazent - Share The Fall17 Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar18 Kym Mazelle - Useless (I Don't Need You Now)19 Royal House (Todd Terry) - Can U Party20 DJ Hype/Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Cheers!
Some shite there! Although you're showing your age with Second Phase! Kym Mazelle did better too - Was That All It Was.
Hi Steve mostly rediscovered these tracks through youtube etc. Agreed Kym Mazelle's Was That All It Was was better but Usless was the first track of her's I heard way back in November '88 when it was played on Jeff Young's show the token Friday night Dance music show on Radio 1 in the pre Pete Tong days - defo showing my age there.
The Big Beat - with Well Def Jeff
Bloody hell, I forgot it was called that and you've brought back the memories of the jingles Hank. Ah innocent happy teenage days. Cheers!
I also used to try and listen to Souled Out - With Stu Allen on Key 103. I say try, it wasn't that easy listening 35 miles away from the signal, on a mono Hitachi portable radio, which probably had a wire coat hanger substituting for the antenna.
The threads had me digging deep into my old stuff, been enjoying these all weekend,
Ultraviolet - I Wish That Laura Palmer & Twin Peaks Killer - In The Mix Marina Van Rooy - Let You Go Corina - Temptation Cooking With Delia - Cant Stop (cutting)
Dance music was never better than 1989-1991.
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote:
Steve One wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Here's a little selection of stuff - mostly House/Dance music that I've rediscovered recently
1 Ken Ishii - Extra2 LFO - Freak3 Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face4 Blu Peter - Substance5 Second Phase (Joey Beltram) - Mentasm6 Stakker Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid7 Coldcut - Beats and Pieces8 Bomb The Bass - Megablast (Hip Hop On Precint 13)9 Kosheen - Slip And Slide (Suicide)10 The Beloved - It's Alright Now 11 Fortran 5 - Look To The Fuuture, Persian Blues12 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino13 GTO - The Bullfrog14 The Shamen - Hypereal (Original Mix)15 Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House 16 Roni Size/Reprazent - Share The Fall17 Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar18 Kym Mazelle - Useless (I Don't Need You Now)19 Royal House (Todd Terry) - Can U Party20 DJ Hype/Ganja Kru - Super Sharp Shooter
Cheers!
Some shite there! Although you're showing your age with Second Phase! Kym Mazelle did better too - Was That All It Was.
Hi Steve mostly rediscovered these tracks through youtube etc. Agreed Kym Mazelle's Was That All It Was was better but Usless was the first track of her's I heard way back in November '88 when it was played on Jeff Young's show the token Friday night Dance music show on Radio 1 in the pre Pete Tong days - defo showing my age there.
The Big Beat - with Well Def Jeff
Bloody hell, I forgot it was called that and you've brought back the memories of the jingles Hank. Ah innocent happy teenage days. Cheers!
I also used to try and listen to Souled Out - With Stu Allen on Key 103. I say try, it wasn't that easy listening 35 miles away from the signal, on a mono Hitachi portable radio, which probably had a wire coat hanger substituting for the antenna.
Gawd Stu Allen, another blast from the past. His Key 103 show was pretty cool but he f***ed up when he did tunes like 'Stayin' Alive' with his band (sic) Clock. Cheers!
Blimey... you need to use youtube more often, Jeff!
Here ya go... not as electronic as the original version but you get the idea...
Oh damn... Mary Lou Lord cleaned up the language in the video.. it used to have lyrics of "too f*cked up to deal with it all" rather than "too freaked out to deal with it all."
I hate censorship. :\ohwell:
well...now that you put it THAT way...
actually, nope...I liked it back then...of course...it also reminds me of a girl that I haven't seen in quite some time...of course, she's probably FAT now...tee hee...
Shed Peel wrote: Blimey... you need to use youtube more often, Jeff!
Here ya go... not as electronic as the original version but you get the idea...
I'll raise my glass well coffee to it.
wish I could've forgotten this "oldie"....but here comes Alanis M. to remind us of this fabulous song....
oooh...and I stumbled across this one tonight...
Bollock Brothers with the classic...
Harley David Son of a Bitch...
Marlon Brando rode his Harley, that wild son of a bitch....
