01-05-2003 01:10									#1
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Hi, well its been a few years and im still clubbing at 33 years of age eeek.

Ok well ive been looking around some old 12"s and stuff and am trying to get as many old rave tunes (late 80's to mid 90's) on my PC as I can remember, other than looking for names on Kazaa and stuff, do any of you remember names of artists classic hands you once threw your arms in the air to.

I'll start, hope some of you can add to the list.

Alternate - Infiltrate
Second Phase - Mentasm
The Phschopaths - Nightmares
Fortran - Look to the Future
GTO - Bullfrog
Mrc et Claude - I need your lovin
Remirez - La Musica
Mr Kirk your son is dead

etc, etc. Ill go get some other 12"s from my moms so I can add to the list at the weekend.

PS I'm not just looking for a list of songs off the back of a CD but something that means something to you.

Tell me about a good rave you went to, do you remember Eclipse in Coventry, Shellys in Stoke or bit more recently Back to Basics (the pleasure rooms in Leeds).

	01-05-2003 01:11									#2
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*takes out a notebook, begins to write down tunes*

	01-05-2003 01:18									#3
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Assuming your DOB is correct on your profile I am suprised at your keen memory for the experience you had given you were 10 years old at the end of the era I referred to.

Never the less you contribution is most welcome, if your into old school rave good on you.

I would prefer this kept on topic (we all know there were loads of good tunes after 1994 to.....)

PS. Im not stuck in my ways in would say the tunes of the new milenium are just as good if not better than old shool.

Just look at:

Brainbug, Time to Burn, Warrior, Zulu Nation for some more recent examples.........

	01-05-2003 01:20									#4
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ROFL .

I am writing down YOUR tunes.

It's amazing how silly can be at 33.

	01-05-2003 01:56									#5
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marc et claude i need your loving ?? was that a re-release they did just a few years back then ?
Time to burn by storm ... you're into the rather soft stuff aren't you ?

I maybe young compared to you but i've literally grown up as a Gatecrasher junkie

Once I've finished my chem ill try list a few of the old skool and aceed type tracks that i can remember

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	01-05-2003 02:40									#6
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Anything by Dune.

	01-05-2003 02:56									#7
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Shouldn't that be "Altern8" and "Fortran 5"?

	01-05-2003 03:13									#8
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Front 242

oh, and please donīt forget "Everybodies Free" by Rozalla.

	01-05-2003 03:20									#9
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quote: [SIZE=1 Tell me about a good rave you went to, do you remember Eclipse in Coventry, Shellys in Stoke or bit more recently Back to Basics (the pleasure rooms in Leeds).

I never got to Eclipse, but Shellys in Stoke has some good (and some not so good memories (lots of peolpe getting taxed outside springs to mind)), I had a couple of nights a B2B but it was around the same time as Cream was still credible, and Liverpool is a lot closer to Chester than Leeds, so I didn't go that much.

Some tunes:

Praga Khan - Poison???
Baby Ford - 'Ouchie Kouchie'
Harley and Teller - "Ultra Flava'
Josk Wink - "Highter State.....'
Size 9 - 'I am ready'


Laz, it was a trip to Gatecrasher that convinced me I was too old for clubbing, everyone seemed so young and the music wasn't my style, too many cyber kids dancing to dodgy trance tunes!

	01-05-2003 04:22									#10
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"Little Fluffy Clouds" - The Orb
"Halcyon and on and on" - Orbital

Really, anything by those two groups.

	01-05-2003 05:20									#11
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rave anthems...

IDM UBER ALLES

	01-05-2003 07:55									#12
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The House Crew - We Are Hardcore
Shades of Rythm - Sweet Sensation
Awesome 3 - Don't Go
Urban Hype - A Trip To Trumpton
Bass Selective - Blow Out Pt. 2
Jonny L - Hurt You So

	01-05-2003 19:26									#13
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in the end of the 80īs/ beginning of the 90īs rave has been a different meaning than it had later. it wasnīt really techno based, but sounded more like Brit Pop - just better. I was on a couple of rave parties in Berlin during this time where the DJ played music from bands like Carter USM, James, EMF, Inspiral Carpets, Charlatans, Blur, Stone Roses etc. this all has been calles rave.

is this kind of music included in your playlist Barley?

	01-05-2003 19:51									#14
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Woohoo! RAVE!!

	01-05-2003 20:23									#15
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Sorry if these are too recent or anything since once a track passes 1 year of age and enters my long term memory it just enters into that 'old' category

N-trance - Set you free (classic really, much better then their new stuff)
808 - pacific state (still got this as a chillout mix now)
Shamen - Ebaneeza (naughty naughty very naughty )
Baby D - let me be your fantasy
Moby - Go (this really gets on my nerves now, though was good at the time)
Klubbheads - Klubbhopping
ps, its Praga Khan- Injected with a poison

stuck with the old school rather then trance stuff you seem to be getting at but to add to that one of my all time favourite tunes which was around when i started going out
Robert miles - Children

If you want some recent tunes better then Time to burn but with the same coarse sound then i know plenty of stuff like that if you want a few named.
Nobodies too old for clubbing saw some bloke who looked around 50 and was really short dressed up as E.T with flashing lights all over his cape last time when i went to Godskitchen.
The atmosphere at a trance party is better then anything else in my opinion, everybody is there for the good music and in good spirits wheras going out to the pubs in town on a night around mine is plain ****, too many idiots looking to glass others for no reason and such.

	01-05-2003 20:57									#16
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Laz,

I still have nightmares about the Robert Miles track, around the time it was out, I used to share a house with a mate and we'd go clubbing every weekend. We'd get in 5/6 O'Clock in the morning, have a smoke and go to bed (seperatley, I hasten to add!) and he'd put that that track on repeat at full blast ALL morning until it was time to go to the pub!

BTW I checked your profile and it's easy to SAY youre never too old for clubbing when youre 19;O) The last time I went was Creams birthday in October, I went to a party afterwards and then straight to the pub on Sunday and got to bed early hours monday morning, I did'nt manage to get into work until thursday, in the 'old days' that wouldn't have happened. I'm a totally 'shot' (ex)clubber!

	01-05-2003 21:22									#17
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Those replies confused the hell out me until I worked out they aimed at someone else.

	01-05-2003 21:32									#18
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Josh Winks Higher State Of Consciousness is really good still.

LA Style had some old hits like I'm Raving, but I'm not sure if that goes to your category of Rave Anthems.
I'll have to look at my old tapes and check out, I have lots of them from 89-92.. yes.. I started when I was 9 years old .

	01-05-2003 21:35									#19
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Maybe stuff like old Members Of Mayday?

I have one of the greatest in my head now, I just have to remember what the name was. It was huge in early 90s..

	01-05-2003 21:39									#20
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Ah now I got it.. OT Quartet - Hold That Sucker Down
.. I recommend Builds Like s Skyscraper Mix. You should find it from Kazaa.

Also there's bunch of gems in old Snap albums.

	01-05-2003 21:46									#21
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Your stuff is not that old.. ... so as we will never come to compromise what is rave music, we'll settle with what was quite popular in 'rave scene' in UK around early 90s to mid 90s?

	01-05-2003 21:48									#22
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Then how about Prodigys Experience album? At least they were in the scene in early 90s in UK pretty much.

	01-05-2003 21:50									#23
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How about Age of Love - Age of Love? Or is it too 'trance'? It's hugely popular still in the early trance digging circles, so I don't know, maybe it could fit you too?

	01-05-2003 21:54									#24
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some REALLY early stufff

Sterling Void - 'it's alright', 'Oblivion?'
Fast Eddie and Tyree- not rave but their stuffused to get played a lot in clubs

and can anyone remember who did "brutal with the melody'?

	01-05-2003 21:54									#25
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Hey, how about U96? They were popular then..
Check out LA Style - James Brown Is Dead (Wide Away Remix).. I'm not sure if you like these (I'm not a big fan), it would give us a great help so we know what stuff you like and we can move from there on.
What about Prodigy - Wind It Up ?

I have all Prodigys singles, so if you're interested, PM me and I'll hook you up.

	01-05-2003 21:57									#26
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Also what about DJ Hooligan? He was pretty popular too..
Also, check out Da Hool - Meet Her At The Love Parade.

I won't post anymore, you need to give us more guiding so we can build on that.

	01-05-2003 22:05									#27
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How about Urban Cookie Collective - I Got The Key?
What about Members Of Mayday - Mayday?
Culture Beat - Mr Vain? Too pop?
are we on track here at all? U96 Das Boot album was huge at the time it was released.

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	02-05-2003 01:51									#28
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Well done Pekka, yes could of put em all in one post

Laz, yea get what you say about time to burn, funny ive just love it, been listening to a remix Oaky did on an Ibiza CD I got.

I go in phases actually sometimes into a bit of more soft euphoric house and drifted away from the hardcore/hard house over the last few years (see I am getting old).

Talking of old clubbers there is a couple that still do the Birmingham scene, both must be in their 60's/70's she's got pure white long hair, he has a big bald spot - anyone seen them?

Only ever went to Shelly's once, did the Eclipse about 4 times, the one thing I remeber was the dance floor used to bounce up and down about 3 inches (always thought the place would collapse).

Im not regular any more but like a blow out every few months, next outing will probably be Summer Sound System. Best Night ever was Manumission a few years ago, if youve not been there youve just got to do it (though youll need a couple of hundred quid for the night, its worth every penny).

Still looking for tunes, ill post a few more at the weekend.

Playing with nives (think its a bit cheesy when I hear it now but used to lift the roof of the clubs when it came out).

One thing about the old tunes, they were pretty basic (like old games in a way), they didnt have the production / studio mixing like now, though guess the whole desk top pc mixing thing has given everyone access to supersounds.

	02-05-2003 01:54									#29
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if you still go clubbing, you probably heard those Barthezz tracks I mentioned in my thread. What do you think, Barley?

	02-05-2003 02:04									#30
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I Sit on Acid (remix) by the Lords of Acid

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