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ooh, 1995, great year. it's when I first got into this music as a teenager. this tune was the first one that I remember being 'holy fuck, what is THAT?!?!' I had always been into sci-fi, and this seemed to be the most pure expression of science fiction in music I had ever heard; it still...

UK Garage was something I just wasn't all that into at the time, and I've never subsequently been able to get into it in a big way, but the beat to this track is and always has been GREAT. The vocals I can take or leave (never really gelled personally with that 'hibbity bibbity boppity' style of...

I'm too lazy to read through this whole thread, but (and I know defending trip-hop is hardly the cool thing to do) I don't agree with this. Sure, some (a lot?) of this stuff was terrible, but there were numerous gems along the way. Basically the stuff that was instrumental hip-hop with mad...

if you're in Berlin, I play old skool sets every now and then for a night called Blasted. here's the promo mix I did for a b2b set last weekend - it goes from 92 euphoric stuff to 93 darkness to early happy hardcore, back to 93 darkness and then ends with a little 94 atmospheric jungle: <iframe...

um, no idea. I have a family so I go out extremely rarely!

I did a mix a little while back of new dark stuff, might be of interest: <iframe width="100%" height="300" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" allow="autoplay" src=""></iframe> Tracklisting: 01. Response & Pliskin - Anima Morta (Western Lore) 02. Pill & Dread - Bogus Nightmare (Lucky Muffin) 03...

early DJ Zinc under an alias

Another Intense tune I always loved. These guys made some amazing wide-screen monsters

kind of funny with the little differences - I was just mindlessly scrolling and saw the thumbnail on the video and thought, 'huh, they're dressing like Americans', and lo and behold ...

That was originally due on this Vinyl Distribution album that never made it past test press stage; for years the handful of tp’s made circulated at outrageous markups as there were a couple other unreleased exclusives on there, like a VIP mix of The License and another of The First Sequence by...

what a great video - also, early 90's Manhattan, talk about a lost world!

As Friday was a day off work here in Berlin for Frauentag (aka International Women's Day), I took the opportunity to put together a little DJ Rap tribute mix. I don't know if she always gets lots of props in terms of jungle nostalgia, but she put out some absolutely killer tracks from 1994 to...

heh, it really seems like dislike for James Lavelle's persona is the primary criteria by which people judge Mo' Wax

OK, I will go against the grain and say I prefer Mo' Wax to Ninja Tune. Ninja Tune releases were often a bit whimsical for my tastes, and I still listen to / enjoy a fair amount of the Mo' Wax back catalogue, especially the DJ Krush albums, plus they also put out some really excellent jungle...

Just copped this one for a reasonable price - a rare achievement when it comes to anything Tom & Jerry!

Eternal Bass only had a couple releases, but they were all great

heresy

I did an acid mix a few weeks back with a bunch of deeply encrusted old tunes, mostly US and Euro stuff, not so much UK free party acid (although I do like that stuff, contra some of you guys!) <iframe width="100%" height="300" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" allow="autoplay" src=""></iframe>...

why?