When this came out, I , a prairie boy on my first visit to Toronto ever. I went to Eaton's centre HMV after I just took a gamble on how much it looked like I'd love this and i was right. A classic and formative of my music tastes from then on.
I saw this guy live in Plymouth in 98. Not a clue what happened to him but they pissed on every electro act of the day. Also, a great DJ set. Remember those? Christ what's wrong with the planet.
I saw him at the Faversham in Leeds back then, the guy who made the tunes was not the DJ you saw as far as I can remember, the artist got a DJ to tour representing him, the DJ I saw was a black guy, and he was very skilled in the arts of turntablism...
@@PhillipHilton I partied hard in the 90's, seen a lot of talented DJs many times, but I was 4ft from him as he mixed two copies of Freestylers - Check Da Skillz for about 15mins, and it was standout skills from what I'd witnessed over those years being into DJing and collecting Vinyl...
@@Rockafella578 Yeah I witnessed something similar in Plymouth. Except as I recall he was doing this with the Prodigy's Fat of the land. I'm very sad that they aren't still going but nevermind we both got to see them in their prime.
I bought it by accident, well, you know when your intuition tells you, I don’t know how it works (I’ll tell you later). this is a masterpiece, unfortunately the tape was "overplayed". Punk not death))
Are they even making sounds like this today? I still listen to underground music, but can’t find tracks like these anymore. Has someone any recommendations?
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Haven’t heard this in yeeeeeears ❤
When this came out, I , a prairie boy on my first visit to Toronto ever. I went to Eaton's centre HMV after I just took a gamble on how much it looked like I'd love this and i was right. A classic and formative of my music tastes from then on.
My favorite deejay. I was privileged to meet him at a record signing in the nineties.
What a night when he played ek arts centre
This sound is fully coming back funkier and with bigger acid basslines❤❤❤❤
Still got this on Vinyl. Some classics.
Spent a few early mornings bouncing to this! thanks for bringing it back!
I saw this guy live in Plymouth in 98. Not a clue what happened to him but they pissed on every electro act of the day.
Also, a great DJ set. Remember those? Christ what's wrong with the planet.
I saw him at the Faversham in Leeds back then, the guy who made the tunes was not the DJ you saw as far as I can remember, the artist got a DJ to tour representing him, the DJ I saw was a black guy, and he was very skilled in the arts of turntablism...
@@Rockafella578 Yep. A short American guy from Chicago. All the advertising stated he was "a colossus on the decks" he was about 5'4“ as I recall.
@@PhillipHilton I partied hard in the 90's, seen a lot of talented DJs many times, but I was 4ft from him as he mixed two copies of Freestylers - Check Da Skillz for about 15mins, and it was standout skills from what I'd witnessed over those years being into DJing and collecting Vinyl...
@@Rockafella578 Yeah I witnessed something similar in Plymouth. Except as I recall he was doing this with the Prodigy's Fat of the land.
I'm very sad that they aren't still going but nevermind we both got to see them in their prime.
90’s were so on point
Never been a decade like it for 4 to the floor...
I had been searching for this for 10 years THANK YOU!!
Tracklist :
01.• Deejay Punk-Roc • 'I Hate Everybody' [Mash Up Mix] [04:57]
02.• John Debo • 'Uh-Yea: 98' [04:27]
03.• Lo-Fidelity Allstars • 'Lazer Sheep Dip Funk' [03:11]
04.• Dj 43 • Pepper Spray (Dave London Remix) [Remix - Dave London][04:34]
05.• Dj Huda Hudia • 'Drop The Bass' [The Funkmaster's Anthem Mix] [05:18]
06.• Liquitek • 'Pheelin' Phased' [Original Mix] [05:25]
07.• Spiritual Being • 'Seven Crossroads Of The World' [04:11]
08.• Dj Swamp • 'Disintegrator' [02:20]
09.• Felli & Buddy • 'The Exploding Fist' [06:40]
10.• The One Armed Bandit • 'That's How It Is' [02:27]
11.• Expansion Union • 'Worldwide Funk' [06:11]
12.• Impulsion • 'Rock That House Musique' [06:33]
13.• Mental Blox • 'First On The Blox' [Deejay Punk-Roc Remix] [Remix - Deejay Punk-Roc] [03:02]
14a.• The 45 King • '900 #' [05:00]
14b.• Stetsasonic • 'Talking All That Jazz' [Dimitri Mix] [Remix - Dimitri From Paris]
15.• AKP • 'The P.I.T.' [04:41]
16.• Trinity Hi-Fi • 'TV Dinner For One' [Freestyle Chicken Remix] [03:10]
Thanks you so freaking much
Just love it when someone gives a breakdown of fracks in the mix,thanks 👏🏾👏🏾😁
Bless you you genius
One of my favourite mix. That was the time when hip hop culture came in to the Russian youngsters 🇷🇺
Fn incredible 🧜🏾♀️🧚🏿♀️💁🏼♂️
I bought it by accident, well, you know when your intuition tells you, I don’t know how it works (I’ll tell you later).
this is a masterpiece, unfortunately the tape was "overplayed".
Punk not death))
I fondly remember the CD one of my brothers somehow found, we played it it death.
YEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!
this is some hot shit
Are they even making sounds like this today? I still listen to underground music, but can’t find tracks like these anymore. Has someone any recommendations?
Check out Tifra & Ronan (2 seperate)
Prego
Playing this on 159% volume. Enjoy.
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