Showing posts with label Oldskool Rave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oldskool Rave. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 March 2010

On 1 Crew

93 Breakbeat Hardcore/Oldskool Rave/Jungle sound ting from Bump records.

Monday, 30 November 2009

Shag 'n' Skoob

UK Breakbeat Hardcore act who's sole release was 'Skooby Chewnz Vol. 1' on the short lived Wintermute label, apparently made using an old Amiga this four track 12'' deserves appreciation... there's a lot goin' on here.


Tuesday, 10 November 2009

Origin Unknown

Two of DnB's heavweights Andy C & Ant Miles under their old Breakbeat Hardcore alias, this was the second release for the notorious RAM Records, as you'll see from this the labels sound was a lot more 92/93 Rave before moving into the more jump up styled DnB that they're famous for now, while their biggest hit was the classic 'Valley of Shadows' this is my personal fave.

Thursday, 29 October 2009

Edge of Darkness

93'' UK Oldskool Rave/Breakbeat Hardcore from After Dark Recordings, this is my favorite track from this label or any of it's affiliates, it's like over the top Jungle with a sort of ethereal/fantasy element to it, total rave up bizznezz. 

Friday, 23 October 2009

DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer

Oldskool Rave/Breakbeat Hardcore from the UK, i had to post these guys... everything they touched was gold, their entire Slammin' Vinyl discog, everything on the 6 volume Question Mark series, their few tunes under DJ Red Alert & Pepsi & notably the Original Bad Boy ep, which while still on Slammin' Vinyl was released under the alias D-Force. I cant begin to describe how many moments of my life have been soundtracked by these guys since my friend Alex hooked me up way back in my teens. CLASSIC!

Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Balance Inc

93' Oldskool Breakbeat Hardcore/Jungle act from the short lived UK label Marshall Gold, i'm finding it impossible to locate a copy of this, if you have it, help a brotha out.

Monday, 12 October 2009

Skanna

As far as Oldskool Rave/Breakbeat Hardcore go... there is no questioning that John Graham was one of it's greatest producers, everything he did for White House & his own Skanna label [aside from Skanna 11 which i've never found/heard] is amazing, not just good, nor great, but amazing... he perfectly blends together heavy breakbeats and lushious instruments/samples, which would explain why his records now go for so much.

Sunday, 4 October 2009

Space Cube

Alias of Ian Pooley & DJ Tonka, 92 Oldskool Rave [Breakbeat Hardcore] from Force Inc. Music Works, love the samples in this.

Friday, 25 September 2009

The Three Million Dollar Men

Specials sampling Breakbeat Hardcore white label here from 92, favorite of mine.

Thursday, 24 September 2009

Vibes & Wishdokta

One of my favorite oldskool hardcore anthems, MUSICCC'S WONDERFULLLL