- Sussex, England
- Joined on January 29, 2004
Releases
- Releases Rated 418
- Rating Average 3.66
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Contributor Stats
- Rank Points 16
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Acid/New Beat, Electro, House, Italo, Techno, Breakbeat. Hashim - Al Naayfysh, Dr Baker - Kaos, Psychotropic - Hypnosis, Alex Lee - Take It, Frank de Wulf - Moral Soundabuse, The Plastic Clothes Mechanics - Cool Down The Bass. In-Ter-Dance - Dance 90, Dance 91, Sterns. Yikes - Zen. Cambersands - Weekender. Weekend World - Heaven on Earth. Passion - The Event. Mantra - The Event. Rage - Worthing. World Party - Manby. Stanmer Park Festival - Brighton. The Shelley Arms - New Art Movement. Strobo - The Gloucester. Various fields in Sussex, on the South Downs.
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8892sales seems like a jolly fella, but agree, this is definitely not Happy Hardcore genre
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Update: Fred Dinnage is back up on ITV News Meridian, December 2018
More Fred news as it comes in |
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last night (nuclear winter remix 1991) sounds like a remix of "Dr. Zarkhov - Interplanetary Adventures" (1989)
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Pioneer - YES (or no if your names PeterRogueElephant)
Right moody git - YES |
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Thanks for filling in a few gaps matey. I searched through endless tracks, record bins ETC before i finally found this in a brief hyper sped up sound clip here on discogs uploaded by a vendor. Suffice to say, i bought that copy.
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"Dance with the devil" has a fantastic drum solo reminiscent of Miami Vice (80's TV series) Jan Hammer stuff and excellent use of church bells.
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Would someone kindly upload this to Youtube. I would if I had a copy, however, I don't so I won't/can't... dodododododododooo
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N.A.M meaning "New Art Movement" featured heavily at The Shelley Arms, Nutley in 1990/91 (and possibly in later years when I no longer frequented the place). The two main men in N.A.M came from Crawley, Sussex and had come into the rave scene from Hip...
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Atlantis - this was the rave in 1991, now sounds dated of course. Formulaic it is, mindbending on the dance floor it was. Atlantis was once the most advanced of all Earths peoples, situated at what we now call The Azores ;)
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The bassline is lifted off a great track by Mantronix, named.. Bassline !
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nOW ON THE tUBE
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Agree with the kleez & vortex; an apex reached here in rave music. Espionage remix was caned by Top Buzz & guaranteed mayhem on the floor, especially when the ice cream van made/makes an appearance at 2.40mins. Check it on the...
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It is generally thought that Father Forgive Them by Holy Noise was the first dance tune to sample the Amen break. However, I would like to make a case for High On Life (Live From Manchester) being the first. This was released very early in 1990 & it...
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Variety of dance music genres can be found on this 12". Satan, a relatively downtempo track - with a hard edge, benefits by lacking the hardcore Amen drums added to subsequent mixes; always went down a storm at live gigs. LC1, a more house orientated...
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Fireball: earliest memory of this was when Dj Lime mixed it into a superb set at the Zap Club, Brighton. A truly great example of underground rave music at its best, though the rave scene may (or may not) have already peaked by the time of its...
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While the title track 'Dreams of Santa Anna' remains a reasonable example of the underground dance sound of the era, it's the B-side tracks that have the edge for me. Psycho - sinister breakbeat style with a basic, cello sound synth loop & horror film...
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Homicide - fired up both basement & top dance floors at Sterns Nightclub, Worthing. Loved by the techno heads & breakers alike. Riki-tiki-tick drum break, soulful bassline, with a 'Teckno 2 like' repeating synth riff, with some acidic sounds...
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These rave tracks from early 1991, have the very rare accolade of having an equally good, or maybe better?, remix 12" offering from Lenny Dee, Eric Kupper (note. this remixed version of 'Brazil' uses the same screechy sample as 'Digital Boy -...
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1st heard this played by DJ Matthew B at the 'Camber Sands Weekender' in the spring of 91. It received a huge reaction from the crowd - smiles all round. Does anyone remember the Camber Sands Weekender live video channel? - well dodgy goings on. My...
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ROTATION. First heard this on the car radio, in the car park of The Wheatsheaf public house, Cuckfield, in 1990. It was being played in a Kiss FM mix (possibly by Carl Cox). Having been a fan of acid house & Detroit techno for some time, this summed...
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