90's dance

Britain had become the epicentre of dance music at this point. Incorporating influences from Ibiza and black America but still fundamentally rooted in the fields of Berks and Bucks. Even Manchester had a go aswell.

Urban Cookie Collective Rhythm on the Loose SL2 Bobby Brown M people Simply Red K Klass Underworld

Not really very 90's though with all the 808's 909's and 303's being used....never mind all the Juno's D50's DX#'s.

All VERY retro.

Hardly surprising.....the 90's gave us fuck all in terms of classic instrumentation.

(OK....there was the Virus, and the NordLead, and I think Waldorf did an update of the Microwave)

Ravi Kumar wrote: Britain had become the epicentre of dance music at this point. Incorporating influences from Ibiza and black America but still fundamentally rooted in the fields of Berks and Bucks. Even Manchester had a go aswell.

Urban Cookie Collective Rhythm on the Loose SL2 Bobby Brown M people Simply Red

You forgot Bombalurina and 2 Unlimited, if you are choosing the shitest dance acts known to man. Did Bobby Brown have a hit in the 90's or was he slapping his crackhead wife?

El Jarvo wrote: Kingy's best (attempted) wind-up yet? All of the above were absolutely woeful and had nothing to do with dancemuzak in 90's England (you cut that list off nicely before KK and Underworld, Roburto!)

somewhat deliberate

El Jarvo wrote:

Having said that, I was headoverheels in lust with Anita from 2 Unlimited.

Fantastic rack

Simply Red? Did I miss sth.?

What about the KLF and S-Express?

OK S-Express maybe, but KLF was late 80's early 90's, hon. So I would count that in.

OK S-Express maybe, but KLF was late 80's early 90's, hon. So I would count that in. Because that's when it all started.

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