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Totally agreed, his early stuff was great. Particularly like the Circuit Breaker tracks personally.

agreed

no, it was a British colony but one completely surrounded by Senegal, which is francophone.

sign of cultural ubiquity - getting featured in a BBC sketch comedy bit

early Armand mix will happen! decided I'm going to make this, just need to buy a few more bits but will probably do it next month ...

also this is just an awesome historical document:

so like the Drop Bass Network and the stuff they put out? really like that too, definitely not as linear as the London acid techno (also a lot harder to mix!). that whole scene is also really interesting, I found this video recently of a very young Daft Punk playing acid at one of the Furthur...

done a new one - I dug through all the Yaman mixes from 1993 to make a mix that synthesizes the different tapes, i.e. at least one track per dj and per mix. when you consider these mixes were by LTJ Bukem, DJ Hype, Randall, Jumpin Jack Frost and Peshay, you know you end up with a pretty...

is that the old skool Ribbz? like the one who used to mc in the Technodrome at Helter Skelter events, or a different Ribbz?

oh man, I really need to do this :D also would like to do an early Armand van Helden mix too

I did an interview with Chris Liberator for anyone interested in the back story behind the London squat party scene: http://sonicrampage.org/blog/2020/08/chris-liberator-interview-the-london-squat-party-scene-in-the-1990s-and-now/

Always liked this one: https://www.mixcloud.com/Chrissytrax/my-year-of-mixtapes-week-31-ny-garage/

I've always halfway toyed with doing a mix just from the Bones Breaks series - I think it would be a great listen!

relevant reading: https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/790001/ECSTASY-Bandits---the-story-of-90-s--Nyc-rave-scene-gang--born-to-steal--

ha, I was coming here to post this! Lenny Dee and Tim Taylor really made something beautiful here speaking of Tim Taylor, I've always been a huge fan of this amazing 1993 collaboration of his with Damon Wild. a totally gorgeous and epic breakbeat journey

very early Armand van Helden (1992), probably around the time he moved from Boston down to NYC - very percussive thumping house

1992 mayhem from Lenny Dee, right before he went full-bore gabber

I went to both of those Satellite locations - the second one was I think one of the biggest record stores I've ever been in. A proper treasure trove of a place! Pretty crazy how different the Bowery and really the whole East Village / LES were then - I have a whole trove of photos of the LES in...

weren't they all from like Bay Ridge? definitely not the Brooklyn of modern artisanal yogurt weavers lol. by my teenage years I was in London so I only went record shopping in NYC when I would go back each summer for visits, but I mostly used to go to Satellite on the Bowery (that was a really...