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new but old feel to it it
like
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xhKlOgGyHM&feature=player_embedded
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Been trying to remember the name of this for ages - not really 'rave' but very banging. early to mid 90's Euro Techno
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Boing Boing
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Nice tunes 8-ball. This must be a repost no?
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^ Snub! Used to love that. I never understood that record, because that is patently the sound of a fly, not a bee!
Great tune anyway
Loved this - David Holmes
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fucking Love it
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fucking Love it
Pwopa goosebumps
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^^ That's got DiY @ The Digbeth Institute '92 written all over it.
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this just cropped up on my iPod, bring on the goosebumps…
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made this a few nights ago:
3am eternal
http://www.lfgss.com/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=6 -
not tonight, ya not on the list
YouTube - Kicks Like A Mule The Bouncer housequake mix
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Th late Caspar Pound, killing it…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7x05UF7D9c
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OK here's one that I recently rediscovered, from about 92 I guess. Interesting.
YouTube - Baby Ford - Fetish
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Anyone who remembers Labyrinth and the early years of hardcore, junglist, DnB and whatnot should check out this film...
LEGACY IN THE DUST
The Four Aces Story by Winstan WhitterFUNDRAISING SCREENING, Followed by a discussion with the director
Winstan Whitter and special guestsIn the 1960’s Mr. Newton Dunbar came to the UK from Jamaica and founded the first
Reggae-oriented music venue’s called ‘The Four Aces Club’, which for some 33 years was
home to the most influential black music and musicians to date (Desmond Decker, Jimmy
Cliff, Count Shelly, Ann Peebles, Percy Sledge, Ben E King Billy Ocean, Bob Marley, and many
others) Despite its success it came under fire from the local Police and was forced to close its
doors in the late 90’s due to a compulsory re- possession ordered by the local Authorities to
make way for the regeneration in Hackney for the fourth coming Olympics in 2012.Promo Link:
YouTube - Legacy In The Dust 'The Four Aces Story' Promo
YouTube - Legacy In The Dust 'The Four Aces Story' PromoDOCUMENTARY - 100min / DONATION £5+ / Limited Edition Screen-prints for Sale
Wednesday 10th November Doors 7.00 Film Starts 8.00
Venue:
OPEN THE GATEThe Black Culture Cafe
33-35 Stoke Newington Rd,
Dalston, London, N16 8BJ
020 7503 6099
contact@openthegate.org.ukwww.openthegate.org.uk
The Promo only cantains exceprts from Newton Dunbar's interview. The film contains interviews with a large number of producers, musicians, selectors and clubgoers from all the eras of the club, like Bunny Lee and Fatman, Lloydie Coxsone, Ari Up, Dennis Bovell, The Prodigy, Tippa Irie, Don Letts, and whole crowd of people who raved there.
Worth mentioning that the club also hosted the Legendary rave night Labyrinth for years and years. Prodigy played their first gig there, and the birth of the breakbest, junglist and DnB and dubstep genres can be directly linked back to this place.
Please tell anyone you think might be interested, this is a piece of social history that needs to be seen by all those who went to the club or wished they were there...
Love and peace one day
Ben aka Skully -
Just found this funny little teaser trailer that Winstan made, with everyone saying who they remember played at the club ... the raver crew and all the reggae and souls stars intermingled... cute.
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