Wax records 1990 - Music Power Records Green Lane.... 2.00pm and the shop is rammed... Delivery driver walks in and says yous lot bets get ya money at the ready coz theres a tune in here by Reel 2 Reel you gonna def want... Chris opened the box, plucked this white label out and gave it a spin on the headphones first....I see him travelling and lifting the needle along the vinyl trying to find that sweet spot...He then flips it over and I see him smile.... puts the needle back to the beginning, disconnects the headphones , volume on amp at full power..... As soon as the bleep melody kicked in with that piano all hell broke fuckin loose in that shop let me tell you.... I was In there like a shot.... my copy reserved on my pile of tunes ....RESULT!! Trust me, this ones a real heavyweight....instant party groover warehouse floor skanker of a tune.... So many lovely memories with this one... EPIC!!
Tam James ya hit the nail spot on the nut top tune from a likkle while back do you remember gforce on sunrise radio you keep on listen and we'll keep on rocking .. fm 100.00 any idea of a tune around this same time may be a bit befoe it said in the tune i can feel it up feel itup your love same sort of beat
OMG I never realized till now this was a reel to reel tune - All I knew this to be was the monster break beat tune made in two minutes by Bug Kaan and the plastic Jam
It’s amazing to think back and remember that almost 30 years ago thousands of total strangers partied countrywide with no violence. Feel blessed to have been lucky enough to have lived through those special times. One Nation under a groove or rather under a spell. Remember coming out of the Lido in Margate after a thorough 10hr rinsing and something like 1000 ravers or more, deluging the tiny rail station platform and the station master looking totally bewildered, everyone skinning up sat on the edge of both platforms, folk wandering across the tracks, people still dancing at 0800, (those pink cali’s still doing the business)!! Shame we’ll never see those times again.
Despite the best actions from a goverment that did it's best to stop our raving scene what we ended up with was the greatest youth culture movement since the sixties probably ever in the UK. Thanks for the comment James.
And I was one of them riding round Manchester after conspiracy to find an after party in a 2 mile convoy at 3am with total strangers who thought like me...We were the generation 89-91 👌☮️❤️
As you get older, these tunes sound better. I've just turned 54. Remember this distinctly, take those good memories, superb feelings, and very happy times with you for life. If you were there. You know, you just simply know. Always stay positive, surround yourself with good people, and always enjoy life. Peace love and happiness to you all
You are kidding! I never, in 30 years, ever could ID this tune. Madness. Never came across it other than to dance to..."it's the one that goes, 'duda da daaa da di'.." THANK YOU @RenegadeSound 🙏
Subsequent issues were titled ' Bug Khan & the plastic jam (vocal), this is the first pressing ( original instrumental version ) it differs from the original instrumental club version which has a different bass line and was released later . The authors name is Grant Bowden aka (Plastic Jam)
@@BooktownBoy Believe me i have one hell of a vinyl wish list , many of them now + the postage put them out of my price range . This one bro shouldn't break the bank 👍
Dungeons Lea Bridge Rd 1990, music's banging in them tunnels. Next there was silence for like 20 seconds. Lights off except for one green strobe searching and scanning the walls and ceiling.. Then bam, the intro to this came on. Everyone knew this one and with it an almighty roar of approval and added to that an ear deafining round of applause. Fuck me I clapped so hard my hands were on fire then severe pins and needles lol. Nut nut and a quick sniff of the ole ammol and I was flying free, first class British Airways stylee 🤣😂🤣.. Man I tell you this is just one memory of 1000's that I have stored in my brain from the best days of raving as far as I'm concerned. From 86' to 92' music was my true love and thank goodness I can still remember. Big shout to all the original old skoolers out there. I don't know any of you but on the dance floor back then, you lot were all my fucking family. Priceless ❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🕺💃🕺xxx
Well i'm certainly glad you do remember and remember enough to share with us all. A nights raving could throw up many memories some though were destined to rise to the fore and remain indelibly etched into the subconcious. It's almost inconceivable that the two of us were not at the same night raving and sharing these memories at some point along with the people reading your comment....the ravers. We were all one and still are to this day for it is love the most powerful and enduring of our emotions that prevails 💚
Dungeons was just one of hundreds of amazing places all over the UK. I was there the summer of the birth (more or less) of the Dutch house scene in Amsterdam and had been times to the top places in Germany before 1990. While they were experiences in their own right, nowhere came close to the magic and vibes and people all over the UK. It was a phenomenon which could hardly be believed. No other country fell for house as it evolved from the music of Chicago, NY, Detroit & NJ anywhere lik6 the UK. I am sure it eclipsed what was happening in the USA times over. Belgium had something of a decent scene, much smaller, still the nearest to the UK, and there were little bits of Italy half taken by house, the odd proper house club, depending on getting the night of the week right. I used to think with so much Italo house music and it making a huge part of the British scene, there had to be a lot going on in Italy. As far as I know, though, The UK was the Mecca for any Italian house music maker or DJ, with it making an impact in Italy but not too much more. The Balearics weren't my cup of tea personally, with the exception of quite a lot of good stuff in Majorca - unreliable though. The big Spanish mainland cities got into all night long, open air arena events by the early 90s, but mostly I didn't recognise it as a proper house scene, coming from what the UK was. I think there was one city which was good to really good though. I think it was Seville, not sure. At least it kept things simple and cheap, after a few holiday breaks - who would want to miss a summer of raves and clubs at home?
@@lecochonbleu Great comment 👍 👏😁. Good to have your feedback on other countries perspective on the house scene and how it affected other ravers. Even the term Acid House was conceived in the UK by Dj Pierre himself. Music is power. It's one of the mediums that can truly connect people of all creed and colour. Nowhere was that more prevelent than in the UK from 87' to 90'. Its there for all to see. TH-cam, documentaries, pictures etc, we embraced House and Acid House like it was our baby and we took care, nurtured, and loved it with all our hearts. It was an absolute musical phenomenon what was going on here at that time. Ive said this many times, I'm now 56 and my mindset is still stuck in those times and has never left. I'm very proud because I was a pirate dj on Two main stations back then, Medina Fm in 89' and Pulse Fm in 91'. I was spending £100 every week for 3 years and bought absolutely everything vinyl that was released. R&S, TRANSMAT, BIGSHOT, NUGROOVE, DJ INTERNATIONAL and endless white test presses. I was obssessed and to some degree I still am even today 33 years later lol.
I was lucky enough to be given a copy of the vocal 12" by Jimmy & Doogie but even the boys would admit the old skool types would request this sooner, i was carting this round for a full two years after it's release a sign of how good it was. Love your visits to the channel tnt , respect !
@@RenegadeSound That's a great feeling when you can get the music straight from the producer. I was never that big on the singing vocal sample heavy or MCing type tracks over early UK hardcore/house/techno tracks. So I always preferred them to be as instrumental as possible. Hence why I still love this version by a good few miles. Unrelated, on discogs, there's a December 1990 release date on one of the multitude of original pressings. Don't know where the submitter of that pressing got his copy from but this was out way before December of 1990. I got hold of one of the White Labels from the tail-end of Summer 1990 / early Autumn and I vaguely remember it being played before that. Eternal classic for me. Anyway enough of my waffle, it's no problem. I like your channel very much, it contains pretty much all my favourite tracks in one place!
@@tnt90s Agree with the Mc's and as i didn't come to the underground scene via rap or hip hop many of these tracks nener made it into the box save for the hip house type of tracks. Interesting reading the discog's submissions in particular the news that Cool Hand Flex & Uncle 22 had a hand in the production phase and the mixdown was finalised at De Underground studios. Mark Bowden's comments are in the reply section of the comments on this page btw
What an impact this track has had on so many people and their lives since it was released way back in the day,so many memories and friendships were created by this track! It was a defining moment in the scene when such musical “genius” such as this track had the ability to bring everyone together as one,regardless of who you are or what you are ,it was always about the music and the love that we all had for what was one of the most special times in our lives. This track is most certainly unique and unlike any other!! I would just like to thank all those that were part of the scene back in the day for creating something that was truly special and for the memories in which I will never,ever forget!!! ,,thank you all for coming,each and every single one of you!!,,”without you the scene would have been nothing”,,and although I don’t know you all,one thing that is true is that you all played a very big part in my life,being part of this scene!! Thanks for the memories and al the special times!!! 🙏😊👍
Nicely articulated John, that togetherness & harmony created in the UK underground music scene were the building blocks of today's society often referred to as mullti cultiurism in the ~UK
Totally inspiring to Listen to this Track and Reading all these comments about a magical time and about peaceful dancefloor moments. I am just at the beginning of my twenties so i couldn‘t take Part back then which leaves me with a crying eye but it gives energy and hope for many things just waiting to be rediscouvered.
Every generation is defined by its own distinct 'sound' and one thing that is constant is change Eras come and go . Doesn't matter your age Vince a good track is a good track ,...thanks for your comment !
Pulling fifty, havent heard this tune since I was a teen or early twenties at the latest.. Man, didnt even know I had heard it even, just came back. What great times well spent
If I close my eyes I can smell the rave smoke & Vicks ! Up there with the best this track. And I think the first track to featured "chopped drums" too, birth of jungle right there maybe?
Crossover tunes..where the snotty Balearic lot, the rude boy Raggas, the R&S Euro heads, the West london / M4 corridor electro bass heads etc just all said " This is a tune" and this qualifies as such
@@RenegadeSound Moby - Next Is The E ( Synth Mix ) Metro - To A Nation Rockin ( Long Mix) Unkle- Reign ( Way Out West Mix ) BT - Never Gonna Come Back Down ( Hybrid Breaktek Mix ) Evolution- Metropolis ( Sasha's Dont Stop The Feeling Mix ) Bobby Konders - Poem Fallout- The Morning After MixMasters Ft MC Action - In The Mix ( Fast Eddie Mix ) Deskee- Let There Be House ( Westbam Mix ) ..just a few of my absolute faves ❤❤❤
The thing about the earlier Ibiza crowd, a tune that knocked your socks off was still a tune which knocked their socks off. Ibiza was rarely for me personally, but I used to watch some of the showy Ibiza people at nights out and wonder if they were just using the scene for a social life, and maybe missing the incredible times we attached to the scene. But I would see them smile and get into some of the better records. I doubt the greatness of the early house scene was too much for them, and a lot probably thought the island social life with chums and a bit of hedonism fitted for them. But it's always good they got the benefit of those amazing, positive frequencies from the best house music. When I was really young, I mean much younger than anyone would believe, a little boy, I experienced some of the early to mid 80s really hedonistic, international set Ibiza disco scene and I just did not like it. Often enough, that would be to put it mildly. Basically two words which seemed always to fit were mad and camp - very. So when I see Oakie today in arenas in Las Vegas surrounded by posing drag queens, playing trashy, terrible stuff and everyone putting it on, I think he really did bring Ibiza to the world now - the really shitty, early 80s "look at me" Ibiza. The bit about Danny Rampling, Oakie etc bringing house from Ibiza to London was a real myth anyway. It was the other way around mostly. UK TO Ibiza 87-88. (Danny did bring the hippy Alfredo's Ibiza idea of playing good dance club music next to Captain Beefheart and instrumental guitar music to Shoom, and he says a Med type vibe. But that wasn't most people's experiences of the late 80s house scenes anyway.) I have to see the positivity and love and openness and joy of the original old school house scene having the positive effect it did - even on bloody Ibiza! It didn't last so long anyway. Any decent house times in Ibiza died for me even before the amazing UK house scene started to go dark for me. That was about 92-93 in the UK, ironically just as I'd turned 18 after 6 years of pretty solid clubs, warehouses and fields.
WOW. This takes me back. A track made in a much better time when us old skool ravers were dancing the night away with a smile on our face and love in our heart. Those were the days.
Love it when I know a tune but not the name and then I finally find it. £50 on Discogs and worth every penny. Happy to add this to my vinyl collection. Absolute banger! :)
man I love this tune I never knew who/what it was called.. man 20 or so years later I heard it again man I just dropped every thing..man what a tune and dam I never thought I whould ever hear that again top stuuf thank you so much..
Wasn't aware of this original version, still like to play rap version near the end of my 91 raves. This takes me right back to the Hippodrome, always bitter sweet hearing it in the club, as it's an amazing track, but you also knew the night was close to finishing. Thank you Grant for creating this amazing record. 👍
Captures an era we'll never see again, nice to hear you played it in a set. Grant commented below and as there's conflicting stories around i'd take his word for it. thanks for comment
@Gavrumdoo : Indeed. Girls liked the rap version better, presumably because it had female vocals singing the chorus, "Too Minutes" which went well with the rapping. My girlfriend loved it compared to the other tracks I played which probably just sounded like noise to her ears
What can I say? Musical bliss in a time of freedom and joy❤️ Blessed I was part of the musical revolution and all those out there that got touched forever YOU KNOW THE SCORE 🎧🎪💊
Yeah made in 2 Fukin mins !!!!! But stilll clear in the Brain😲 Some How 💪🏻XX . Good PA an all , Jenkins Lane 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
TIMELESS/.Firing all the right neurons- pure goosebumps- thanks for the Upload. like hearing all the tunes you never knew what they were but you were THERE
Love this. Like other side too. Great tune. Loved the simple things, before life got complicated, before Our beautiful music sadly got commercial. ❤️❤️❤️
I have a huge record collection from the classic house era and with all the classics in that collection this Tune sticks out as one of my all time favourites.
Proper off ya box choon Tripping n swaying in a completely different dimension, oh wot a feeling that was, sweet memories 💊🎹💊🎵 57 year old crippled ex raver, 30 years from them days n never bettered!!!
I've just double checked the link and it's correct but they have definitely increased in price . Check the 'rave mix' it's on TH-cam it might be the cheaper option pal .
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful piece of music with us I have searched for this original version for some years now. It has been bastardised and remixed sped up and slowed down but this piece makes my mind trip to a special place in my heart and soul 😊
I always thought this was by Bug Khan and the Plastic Jam - That's the artist title release that I bought back in 90-91. DIdn't realise it was stolen from an American artist. I had a few Reel to Reel track on Strictly Rhythm and sounded very different. You learn something new each day. Thanks for the upload
Jason this track was written and produced by English producer Grant Bowden , there's no US involvement . The Bug Khan and the Plastic Jam release came chronologically later mate.
this was a plastic jam production . Reel to Reel needed another track for there ep so I let them put my track on it. It has always been one of the biggest mistakes I've ever made.
THAT'S BECAUSE OF THE DJS NOT TELLING US THE NAMES OF ALL OUR CLASSICS WHITE DOVES NEW YORKER BLACK AND RED CAPS DO I NEED SAY ANYTHING ELSE I WANT TO DO IT ALL AGAIN I'M 49 NOW WOW
I'm a little confused here I have the Bug Khan and the plastic jamm - made in 2 minutes white label , Q) did 2 groups do the same track ? whats the story !
My apologies for the late reply Eco house records: The track was first issued on 'Back To Attack' Vol One By Reel To Reel with the permission of Grant Bowden back in 1990. The track then had the vocal added in subsequent releases, this version is the instrumental and the first ever release of 'Made In Two Minutes' Effectively both the Instrumental and the vocal version were by the same group under the name ' Bug Kann & The Plastic Jam' ( read DJ Trademarks entry below)
Can anyone help explain to me whether this was made by reel to reel (John aymer), or made by bug kann & the plastic jamm and merely released on reel 2 reel productions? thanks!
Playing this one today for my good friend that passed away,MARK NICHOLSON,u will be missed dearly,memeories of Monroes in Blackburn,till we meet ag@in,R.I.E.P 🙏🏾❤️😔
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Wax records 1990 - Music Power Records Green Lane.... 2.00pm and the shop is rammed... Delivery driver walks in and says yous lot bets get ya money at the ready coz theres a tune in here by Reel 2 Reel you gonna def want... Chris opened the box, plucked this white label out and gave it a spin on the headphones first....I see him travelling and lifting the needle along the vinyl trying to find that sweet spot...He then flips it over and I see him smile.... puts the needle back to the beginning, disconnects the headphones , volume on amp at full power..... As soon as the bleep melody kicked in with that piano all hell broke fuckin loose in that shop let me tell you.... I was In there like a shot.... my copy reserved on my pile of tunes ....RESULT!! Trust me, this ones a real heavyweight....instant party groover warehouse floor skanker of a tune.... So many lovely memories with this one... EPIC!!
Ohh they were the days.best times ever.
Bloody hell, so many memories about Music Power - met Carl Cox, DJ Randall & Grooverider to name a few when shopping there. Amazing memories.
Tam James ya hit the nail spot on the nut top tune from a likkle while back do you remember gforce on sunrise radio you keep on listen and we'll keep on rocking .. fm 100.00 any idea of a tune around this same time may be a bit befoe it said in the tune i can feel it up feel itup your love same sort of beat
Yeah mate this is an original ravers tune. Classic.
OMG I never realized till now this was a reel to reel tune - All I knew this to be was the monster break beat tune made in two minutes by Bug Kaan and the plastic Jam
My god...48 years old now..listening to this and actually crying with joy...😘...special special times..😍😍😍
Very special times indeed..life was perfect.😉
47 & crying too - such an amazing tune from back then :)
And we still up in this bitch brother
@@Coldrockin :D
Goosebumps anyone 😊
It’s amazing to think back and remember that almost 30 years ago thousands of total strangers partied countrywide with no violence. Feel blessed to have been lucky enough to have lived through those special times. One Nation under a groove or rather under a spell.
Remember coming out of the Lido in Margate after a thorough 10hr rinsing and something like 1000 ravers or more, deluging the tiny rail station platform and the station master looking totally bewildered, everyone skinning up sat on the edge of both platforms, folk wandering across the tracks, people still dancing at 0800, (those pink cali’s still doing the business)!!
Shame we’ll never see those times again.
Despite the best actions from a goverment that did it's best to stop our raving scene what we ended up with was the greatest youth culture movement since the sixties probably ever in the UK. Thanks for the comment James.
Amen Bro......
And I was one of them riding round Manchester after conspiracy to find an after party in a 2 mile convoy at 3am with total strangers who thought like me...We were the generation 89-91 👌☮️❤️
D R U GS ...oh and believe me , behind the scenes , especially when £££ was involved ...plenty of violence.
pink cali's were the fuckin bomb!
As you get older, these tunes sound better. I've just turned 54. Remember this distinctly, take those good memories, superb feelings, and very happy times with you for life. If you were there. You know, you just simply know. Always stay positive, surround yourself with good people, and always enjoy life. Peace love and happiness to you all
The sentiment you have expressed is shared by many , thanks for taking time out to share the love .
Our times bro 😏🙌🏼👌🏻💯♥️
You are kidding! I never, in 30 years, ever could ID this tune. Madness. Never came across it other than to dance to..."it's the one that goes, 'duda da daaa da di'.." THANK YOU @RenegadeSound 🙏
Subsequent issues were titled ' Bug Khan & the plastic jam (vocal), this is the first pressing ( original instrumental version ) it differs from the original instrumental club version which has a different bass line and was released later .
The authors name is Grant Bowden aka (Plastic Jam)
@@RenegadeSound Nice one, cheers for that. Hopefully I can find it as it should have been in my bag 30 years ago...just couldn't ID it 👍
@@BooktownBoy Believe me i have one hell of a vinyl wish list , many of them now + the postage put them out of my price range .
This one bro shouldn't break the bank 👍
@@RenegadeSound I'm all over it already 😁 Nice one 🙏
@@BooktownBoy This is the mix i was referring to it's on white , maybe worth checking out -th-cam.com/video/qO5Ckr2MQlY/w-d-xo.html
Dungeons Lea Bridge Rd 1990, music's banging in them tunnels. Next there was silence for like 20 seconds. Lights off except for one green strobe searching and scanning the walls and ceiling.. Then bam, the intro to this came on. Everyone knew this one and with it an almighty roar of approval and added to that an ear deafining round of applause. Fuck me I clapped so hard my hands were on fire then severe pins and needles lol. Nut nut and a quick sniff of the ole ammol and I was flying free, first class British Airways stylee 🤣😂🤣.. Man I tell you this is just one memory of 1000's that I have stored in my brain from the best days of raving as far as I'm concerned. From 86' to 92' music was my true love and thank goodness I can still remember. Big shout to all the original old skoolers out there. I don't know any of you but on the dance floor back then, you lot were all my fucking family. Priceless ❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🕺💃🕺xxx
Well i'm certainly glad you do remember and remember enough to share with us all. A nights raving could throw up many memories some though were destined to rise to the fore and remain indelibly etched into the subconcious.
It's almost inconceivable that the two of us were not at the same night raving and sharing these
memories at some point along with the people reading your comment....the ravers.
We were all one and still are to this day for it is love the most powerful and enduring of our emotions that prevails 💚
@@RenegadeSound Don't mean to be impolite but this reply don't sound like the Rene that I know.. 🤔
Dungeons was just one of hundreds of amazing places all over the UK. I was there the summer of the birth (more or less) of the Dutch house scene in Amsterdam and had been times to the top places in Germany before 1990. While they were experiences in their own right, nowhere came close to the magic and vibes and people all over the UK. It was a phenomenon which could hardly be believed. No other country fell for house as it evolved from the music of Chicago, NY, Detroit & NJ anywhere lik6 the UK. I am sure it eclipsed what was happening in the USA times over.
Belgium had something of a decent scene, much smaller, still the nearest to the UK, and there were little bits of Italy half taken by house, the odd proper house club, depending on getting the night of the week right. I used to think with so much Italo house music and it making a huge part of the British scene, there had to be a lot going on in Italy. As far as I know, though, The UK was the Mecca for any Italian house music maker or DJ, with it making an impact in Italy but not too much more. The Balearics weren't my cup of tea personally, with the exception of quite a lot of good stuff in Majorca - unreliable though. The big Spanish mainland cities got into all night long, open air arena events by the early 90s, but mostly I didn't recognise it as a proper house scene, coming from what the UK was. I think there was one city which was good to really good though. I think it was Seville, not sure. At least it kept things simple and cheap, after a few holiday breaks - who would want to miss a summer of raves and clubs at home?
@@lecochonbleu Great comment 👍 👏😁. Good to have your feedback on other countries perspective on the house scene and how it affected other ravers. Even the term Acid House was conceived in the UK by Dj Pierre himself. Music is power. It's one of the mediums that can truly connect people of all creed and colour. Nowhere was that more prevelent than in the UK from 87' to 90'. Its there for all to see. TH-cam, documentaries, pictures etc, we embraced House and Acid House like it was our baby and we took care, nurtured, and loved it with all our hearts. It was an absolute musical phenomenon what was going on here at that time. Ive said this many times, I'm now 56 and my mindset is still stuck in those times and has never left. I'm very proud because I was a pirate dj on Two main stations back then, Medina Fm in 89' and Pulse Fm in 91'. I was spending £100 every week for 3 years and bought absolutely everything vinyl that was released. R&S, TRANSMAT, BIGSHOT, NUGROOVE, DJ INTERNATIONAL and endless white test presses. I was obssessed and to some degree I still am even today 33 years later lol.
@@tamjames1496 Pulse FM, great station, I think I have a cassette recorded somewhere around 91/92 time, i really need to digitise my old pirate tapes.
Absolute killer! - The bleep melody sent me into fuckin space when I tripped out to this at Dungeons Leabridge Rd in 1990-91 - Proper epicness!
Jumping jack frost carl cox
was there brother in the yard EllisDee played this LFO Homicide (rhythm is rhythm) all those bleep classic's good times :)
One of my all time favs ! 😊👍 and I'm 57 ..
i salute you sir ,i'm 54 and still love my tunes as yo do !
My first rave, Yikes all nighter, Slough Centre, 1989, I was 38.
The original and very best version. Other versions don't get anywhere near to this.
I was lucky enough to be given a copy of the vocal 12" by Jimmy & Doogie but even the boys would admit the old skool types would request this sooner, i was carting this round for a full two years after it's release a sign of how good it was.
Love your visits to the channel tnt , respect !
@@RenegadeSound That's a great feeling when you can get the music straight from the producer. I was never that big on the singing vocal sample heavy or MCing type tracks over early UK hardcore/house/techno tracks. So I always preferred them to be as instrumental as possible. Hence why I still love this version by a good few miles. Unrelated, on discogs, there's a December 1990 release date on one of the multitude of original pressings. Don't know where the submitter of that pressing got his copy from but this was out way before December of 1990. I got hold of one of the White Labels from the tail-end of Summer 1990 / early Autumn and I vaguely remember it being played before that. Eternal classic for me.
Anyway enough of my waffle, it's no problem. I like your channel very much, it contains pretty much all my favourite tracks in one place!
@@tnt90s Agree with the Mc's and as i didn't come to the underground scene via rap or hip hop many of these tracks nener made it into the box save for the hip house type of tracks.
Interesting reading the discog's submissions in particular the news that Cool Hand Flex & Uncle 22 had a hand in the production phase and the mixdown was finalised at De Underground studios.
Mark Bowden's comments are in the reply section of the comments on this page btw
Absolutely 👌
For me this symbolises the best of this era perfectly. Those underground bleeps
What an impact this track has had on so many people and their lives since it was released way back in the day,so many memories and friendships were created by this track!
It was a defining moment in the scene when such musical “genius” such as this track had the ability to bring everyone together as one,regardless of who you are or what you are ,it was always about the music and the love that we all had for what was one of the most special times in our lives.
This track is most certainly unique and unlike any other!! I would just like to thank all those that were part of the scene back in the day for creating something that was truly special and for the memories in which I will never,ever forget!!!
,,thank you all for coming,each and every single one of you!!,,”without you the scene would have been nothing”,,and although I don’t know you all,one thing that is true is that you all played a very big part in my life,being part of this scene!!
Thanks for the memories and al the special times!!!
🙏😊👍
Nicely articulated John, that togetherness & harmony created in the UK underground music scene were the building blocks of today's society often referred to as mullti cultiurism in the ~UK
Totally inspiring to Listen to this Track and Reading all these comments about a magical time and about peaceful dancefloor moments. I am just at the beginning of my twenties so i couldn‘t take Part back then which leaves me with a crying eye but it gives energy and hope for many things just waiting to be rediscouvered.
Every generation is defined by its own distinct 'sound' and one thing that is constant is change
Eras come and go .
Doesn't matter your age Vince a good track is a good track ,...thanks for your comment !
Pulling fifty, havent heard this tune since I was a teen or early twenties at the latest.. Man, didnt even know I had heard it even, just came back. What great times well spent
Absolute beast of a track. Uplifts you straight away. 😅😊😅
What a classic tune!!!!! Gives me chills remembering those days. Take me back! x
Me too Jane, 50 and still dancing, magical tune..!!☮️❤️
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain Lovely comment thanks & keep on shaking it
Hippos! :) I was the one all in black, sweating like a mutha trucker on top of a podium.... with a wooly hat on..... those were the days :)
When you think we dressed down to go out for the night with just enough money and a key to get back indoors with..mental days
Classic banger brings back so many happy memories 👌🏼💯🤗🤗🤗
I only knew the Bug Khan Plastic Jam version. I did a track featuring the rave bleep (sinwave) about 10 years back. I remembered it so vividly. 😊
Brother, you're talking about the days of pure music and freedom! Man that seems a long time ago now! We need to get that freedom back!
Carefree days Anthony they were for sure , comments like yours mean the memories are not forgotten , thanks bro.
@@RenegadeSound yes my brother 10000%
@@eat-train-live2023 Seen bro !
51 years old...Brings back great memories 😊
If I close my eyes I can smell the rave smoke & Vicks ! Up there with the best this track.
And I think the first track to featured "chopped drums" too, birth of jungle right there maybe?
WOW JUST GOT GOOSIES!!
IF ONE TRACK CAN DEFINE EARLY RAVE CULTURE THIS IS IT!! THANKS FOR POSTING THIS YOU LEGEND!! 💜
Appreciate that LOGFLUME and fwiw i'd put this ahead of 'Sweet Mercy's Take Me Away. This though is a seminal track which starts and stops any show.
@@RenegadeSound 👍🏽💋
Ceolbeats shout to you brother !
Crossover tunes..where the snotty Balearic lot, the rude boy Raggas, the R&S Euro heads, the West london / M4 corridor electro bass heads etc just all said " This is a tune" and this qualifies as such
I had to laugh at the balearic line , most would agree..i do ! Tunes were tunes back then Dan !
@@RenegadeSound
Moby - Next Is The E ( Synth Mix )
Metro - To A Nation Rockin ( Long Mix)
Unkle- Reign ( Way Out West Mix )
BT - Never Gonna Come Back Down ( Hybrid Breaktek Mix )
Evolution- Metropolis ( Sasha's Dont Stop The Feeling Mix )
Bobby Konders - Poem
Fallout- The Morning After
MixMasters Ft MC Action - In The Mix ( Fast Eddie Mix )
Deskee- Let There Be House ( Westbam Mix )
..just a few of my absolute faves ❤❤❤
@@jockstrapp21 Some gem in there much appreciated Daniel, thanks !
The thing about the earlier Ibiza crowd, a tune that knocked your socks off was still a tune which knocked their socks off.
Ibiza was rarely for me personally, but I used to watch some of the showy Ibiza people at nights out and wonder if they were just using the scene for a social life, and maybe missing the incredible times we attached to the scene. But I would see them smile and get into some of the better records. I doubt the greatness of the early house scene was too much for them, and a lot probably thought the island social life with chums and a bit of hedonism fitted for them. But it's always good they got the benefit of those amazing, positive frequencies from the best house music.
When I was really young, I mean much younger than anyone would believe, a little boy, I experienced some of the early to mid 80s really hedonistic, international set Ibiza disco scene and I just did not like it. Often enough, that would be to put it mildly. Basically two words which seemed always to fit were mad and camp - very.
So when I see Oakie today in arenas in Las Vegas surrounded by posing drag queens, playing trashy, terrible stuff and everyone putting it on, I think he really did bring Ibiza to the world now - the really shitty, early 80s "look at me" Ibiza. The bit about Danny Rampling, Oakie etc bringing house from Ibiza to London was a real myth anyway. It was the other way around mostly. UK TO Ibiza 87-88. (Danny did bring the hippy Alfredo's Ibiza idea of playing good dance club music next to Captain Beefheart and instrumental guitar music to Shoom, and he says a Med type vibe. But that wasn't most people's experiences of the late 80s house scenes anyway.)
I have to see the positivity and love and openness and joy of the original old school house scene having the positive effect it did - even on bloody Ibiza!
It didn't last so long anyway. Any decent house times in Ibiza died for me even before the amazing UK house scene started to go dark for me. That was about 92-93 in the UK, ironically just as I'd turned 18 after 6 years of pretty solid clubs, warehouses and fields.
WOW. This takes me back. A track made in a much better time when us old skool ravers were dancing the night away with a smile on our face and love in our heart. Those were the days.
Remember when you would hear a tune for days after in your head ,...big up Lee mate !
@@RenegadeSound I remember, my friend. Those were the sounds I'll never forget. Live and respect to you renegade sound.
@@leemcbride9273 Like wise brother !
50 years old and still sounds like im 20 at energy 1989 shuffling like a bad boy :)
Salute bad boy !
Excellent ! been searching for this tune for bloody years - finally know what its called
- memories indeed!.
Vibes John \o/
Same here im complete now lol
everytime I listen to this track I cry… fucking amazing… so happy I was 21 years old in the 90’s… what a blast😊❤️
Love it when I know a tune but not the name and then I finally find it. £50 on Discogs and worth every penny. Happy to add this to my vinyl collection. Absolute banger! :)
Wicked Levi , enjoy it it's worth ever penny considering the impact this sound had on the rave scene in the UK !
Yes Big up to Big John R.I.P. and all my Reel to Reel Massive. we Kicked this thing off Boys
Yes you did ! respect RIP John
Yeah Gotta be honest and say this was massive!!! Tune !!
55 yrs young . Just found this one .
Oh the memories. Well a little blurry but wouldn't have missed it for the world.
One of the tracks that took me on my journey to production and djing Gimpy proper talent skeleton 82 🎼🎼💻💻🎼💻😃
man I love this tune I never knew who/what it was called.. man 20 or so years later I heard it again man I just dropped every thing..man what a tune and dam I never thought I whould ever hear that again top stuuf thank you so much..
A tune that very much represents the essence of the time, that different sound that was about to happen in UK. Respect brother
@@RenegadeSound Indeed. Pretty much sums up the end of the "Bleep music" (as some people called it) era. I had a lot of "bleep" records back then.
@@RenegadeSound and the music in the house is so soothing 👌❤️
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain Got it bro !
Wasn't aware of this original version, still like to play rap version near the end of my 91 raves. This takes me right back to the Hippodrome, always bitter sweet hearing it in the club, as it's an amazing track, but you also knew the night was close to finishing. Thank you Grant for creating this amazing record. 👍
Captures an era we'll never see again, nice to hear you played it in a set. Grant commented below and as there's conflicting stories around
i'd take his word for it. thanks for comment
@Gavrumdoo : Indeed. Girls liked the rap version better, presumably because it had female vocals singing the chorus, "Too Minutes" which went well with the rapping.
My girlfriend loved it compared to the other tracks I played which probably just sounded like noise to her ears
What can I say?
Musical bliss in a time of freedom and joy❤️
Blessed I was part of the musical revolution and all those out there that got touched forever
YOU KNOW THE SCORE 🎧🎪💊
Darren massive mate , what can i say but thanks ...U know the score
Yeah made in 2 Fukin mins !!!!!
But stilll clear in the Brain😲 Some How 💪🏻XX .
Good PA an all , Jenkins Lane 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
my Raindance anthem, this.
Bloody hell, remember this when it was brand new!! Still Awesome 😁.......
Best version by far!
👍 agreee
Jwd spot on bro 48 to the day and wanting to go back to these times big respect bro x
This has just given me goosebumps what a song this this ❤️
This made the Hacienda dance floor exploded 1990 ... memories of a time & place ❤
Happy memories Jon
@@RenegadeSound Good old the days at the HAC....gone.....
TIMELESS/.Firing all the right neurons- pure goosebumps- thanks for the Upload. like hearing all the tunes you never knew what they were but you were THERE
This is a great spine chilling tune! 🔥
Stayed the longest in my record box this
Rocking till 0800 at lower ford street's eclipse. What a place.
Thanks for letiing us know where you raved it up Tom !!!
The original and only version for me epic!
Respect hayley \o/
Love this. Like other side too. Great tune. Loved the simple things, before life got complicated, before Our beautiful music sadly got commercial. ❤️❤️❤️
One of the others on this EP was banging too it’s buried somewhere in 8k of vinyl Bud khan version was a tune as well
Been trying to find this for ages. Such memories of dancing on hills with Lucy.
Great tuneage from a likkle while back. loving it
One of the best moments in time
Special times & and we even didn't know,turn back time someone please
Quadrant Park Liverpool ☮️
i can only bow to these bleeps... God bless Northern house....
I have a huge record collection from the classic house era and with all the classics in that collection this Tune sticks out as one of my all time favourites.
Agreed
If you wanna sell ? Let me know homie!!
@@shogun...... There is a Q
The BEST version
This will be played at my funeral!❤❤❤❤
Bless Ellie
Would you be buried at 12 Dalston Lane
Big up all the harlow town bods. We were there. Nuff respect Rob Lowe. Loved it then, love it still.😎💯
Proper off ya box choon
Tripping n swaying in a completely different dimension, oh wot a feeling that was, sweet memories 💊🎹💊🎵 57 year old crippled ex raver, 30 years from them days n never bettered!!!
Derek love the vibes ...shout from one old raver to another.
So easy so special. What a tune if you forget about the world and just listen!!
Power of Music John , this is simply brilliant as you know....enjoy my friend !
The memories, almost too much. What a tune.
Classic gold 🥇 that high riff just gets in ya head every time
Awesome track ❤💢❤First heard this on commercial for the world party event Kiss 100 FM London,
The days when the drugs were quality. And the people were free.loved this tune on the shrooms . Ha.
Sweet , it wasn't all about 'E' ! Keep it old school 👊
Elegant classic. In my top five from 88-92.
Such a great track.
@5LINK ........Showstopper !
its been a minute since hearing this jam
Top Tune ...great for mixing
It will never be the same as then. Plink plonk bleep bleep deep base , so glad I was there - can't beat it !!!
Thank fuck somebody called it out ...out to you mate !
Cheers to you x@@RenegadeSound
Hot got still got and it's very on vinyl eagerly love it xxx
Big up G FORCE , good to see you bro
I am listening to it and crying, so beautiful, so many memories
First heard this is in a all nighter in Nottingham at the Marcus garvey Centre late 1990
Been searching for this edit ...the best!!! Memories
love it , thanks for saying when & where you heard this Sarah
Wow so happy I found this… goosies coming on strong!!! Happy days 🙌🏻🕊️🙌🏻 ✌🏼Xxx
Happy for you Jaq mate !
just seen you posted the discogs release link ...legend 😎
I've just double checked the link and it's correct but they have definitely increased in price .
Check the 'rave mix' it's on TH-cam it might be the cheaper option pal .
Hacienda Fact 51 c in full effect.. 🍄💥
Special times memories of gold.takes me back to nemesis 1990 granby halls Leicester Dayzzz
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful piece of music with us I have searched for this original version for some years now. It has been bastardised and remixed sped up and slowed down but this piece makes my mind trip to a special place in my heart and soul 😊
robin i know the feeling , i call it the payoff for the search and the reward for the emotional investment . thanks for the comment & enjoy !
me too, I am crying with joy
@@Chant36-e4r luv that
In my opinion, how good this song is, on par with the Instrumental Club Mix.
What a Tune ....................
Favourite track of all time, but I can't help but sing over it with "And the music in the house is so sooovvvv"
I always thought this was by Bug Khan and the Plastic Jam - That's the artist title release that I bought back in 90-91. DIdn't realise it was stolen from an American artist. I had a few Reel to Reel track on Strictly Rhythm and sounded very different. You learn something new each day. Thanks for the upload
Jason this track was written and produced by English producer Grant Bowden , there's no US involvement . The Bug Khan and the Plastic Jam release came chronologically later mate.
@@RenegadeSound Nice to know. Cheers
@@jasonbudge9597 👍
@@jasonbudge9597 👍
this was a plastic jam production . Reel to Reel needed another track for there ep so I let them put my track on it.
It has always been one of the biggest mistakes I've ever made.
Very apt the URL has triple A in it !
Sterns Underground Nation
As it should be !
THAT'S BECAUSE OF THE DJS NOT TELLING US THE NAMES OF ALL OUR CLASSICS WHITE DOVES NEW YORKER BLACK AND RED CAPS DO I NEED SAY ANYTHING ELSE I WANT TO DO IT ALL AGAIN I'M 49 NOW WOW
Programming perfection
I'm a little confused here I have the Bug Khan and the plastic jamm - made in 2 minutes white label , Q) did 2 groups do the same track ? whats the story !
My apologies for the late reply Eco house records: The track was first issued on 'Back To Attack' Vol One By Reel To Reel with the permission of Grant Bowden back in 1990. The track then had the vocal added in subsequent releases, this version is the instrumental
and the first ever release of 'Made In Two Minutes' Effectively both the Instrumental and the vocal version were by the same group
under the name ' Bug Kann & The Plastic Jam' ( read DJ Trademarks entry below)
@@RenegadeSound Ah ok thanks , that clears that up was a great track in both versions.
This tune is cold…with the goosebumps! 🥶
Clean as an old school E.....
😁Graham
Give me an original dove any day 😉
@@nojabhere Yep & not one of those double doves either ..u know ;]
TIMELESS...♥️
first hear this rave fm nottingham 1990. hardcore will never die. peace.
Big tune, Black Market record Soho 🔥
Can anyone help explain to me whether this was made by reel to reel (John aymer), or made by bug kann & the plastic jamm and merely released on reel 2 reel productions? thanks!
Reel to Reel came first defo
Track written by Grant Bowden included on this Reel to Reel EP with his permission
First heard this on rave fm, timeless tune,
Class Paul!
Yes yes they did play it !
Beautiful! 🔊🔊🔊🔊
Playing this one today for my good friend that passed away,MARK NICHOLSON,u will be missed dearly,memeories of Monroes in Blackburn,till we meet ag@in,R.I.E.P 🙏🏾❤️😔
Kind words LoneRanger , sorry for your loss.
@@RenegadeSound thanx for saying so 🙏🏾❤️
Grant Bowden
Nice, deep, House/Proto-Trance vibes from this tune!
Vibes Brother
Sasha + this + Take Me Away = 😁😎🤘
Thought it was come with me to the dance floor that I heard anyway, sure it was Sasha ☮️
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain yes same song th-cam.com/video/MaL_-AXQuwA/w-d-xo.html
Probably my fave mix tape of all time 😎 from 26:32. th-cam.com/video/LsCw_1GWCRo/w-d-xo.html
Oh thankyou so much I’ve been looking for this for years,used to have the tape 👍☮️❤️
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain yep me too! Had to wait until the invention of the internet to find it 😁
What a tune
Wow only just found this tune again after 33 years .....don't even know what to say .
You've already said it @darkcloud247ay
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Simply Epic......
Total Rave Vibes all time fav!
Levels ❤️❤️👑😀
Respect for the username bro