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A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

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Are you obsessed with early electronic music?? We started a private group for people like you. https://www.facebook.com/groups/cosmictapemusicclub/ In our newest podcast episode, after a 3.5 year hiatus, we are exploring the controversial "Origins of Acid House" going all the way back to 1982... and all the way across the globe to India! We are exploring Charanjit Singh, and whether he intentionally or unintentionally invented the genre we have been exploring with our new music releases. If you love the history of early electronic music, you will seriously love this episode! And if you want even more, the extended episode featuring a listening and commentary on his Ten Ragas for a Disco Beat album, join The Vortex and unlock even more! https://thegalaxyelectric.com/jointhevortex

CTRL Z - 21st May 2026 Show: Renyard presents CTRL Z Artist: Renyard Air Date: 21 May 2026 Genre: House / Indie Dance / Acid House Your weekly fix of Acid House & Indie Rave Tracklist: 1. DMX Krew - Pro One Ascending 2. SILF - Tot-A 3. Shunt Voltage - HUMDRUM 4. Tsuin - Millenihell (707 Edit) 5. Alcid - Fresco (Original Mix) 6. Fischerspooner - Just Let Go (Thin White Duke Remix) 7. Bleaching Agent - Cahoots 8. Fatal Obelisk - Grab Your Cloak We're Going Haunting 9. The Futureheads - Hounds of Love (Phones' Wolf at the Door Remix) 10. Hard Ton featuring Chris Conde - Good Boys Say Yes Sir 11. Posthuman - Three Oh 12. Renyard - Nerve Agent 13. Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (Holden Remix) Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: https://radio.datatransmission.co

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

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CTRL Z - 14th May 2026 Show: Renyard presents CTRL Z Artist: Renyard Air Date: 14 May 2026 Genre: House / Indie Dance / Acid House Your weekly fix of Acid House & Indie Rave Tracklist: 1. DJ W3C - The Nostromo 2. Acre - No Signal 3. Davinche - Kestra 4. Pearson Sound - Starburst 5. Clexxs - Sway 6. JT The Goon - China Tribute 7. Conflict Bureau - Gregg the Gourmand 8. Medicine 8 - Capital Rocka (Medicine 8 Remix) 9. AKA Orange - Acid Riot 10. Phones - Worryin' 11. Serge Santiago - Running Passions (Short Version) 12. Kylie Minogue - Slow (Renyard's Almost Instrumental Edit) 13. Kylie Minogue - Slow (Medicine 8 Remix) 14. Bleaching Agent - Cahoots 15. Fatal Obelisk - Grab Your Cloak We're Going Haunting 16. Mula - All In The Head (Serge Santiago Remix) 17. Joshua James - Journeys In Love (Super Drama Remix) 18. Void Complet - d'ACID 19. SCALPING - Deadlock 20. SebastiAn - Doggg 21. Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name Of (SebastiAn Remix) Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: https://radio.datatransmission.co

CTRL Z - 7th May 2026 Show: Renyard presents CTRL Z Artist: Renyard Air Date: 7 May 2026 Genre: House / Indie Dance / Acid House Your weekly fix of Acid House & Indie Rave Tracklist: 1. Bombay Bicycle Club - Always Like This 2. DJ Existential Crisis - Raised By Wolves 3. Stefan Braatz - I Need U feat. Hard Ton 4. Prom Night & Brynjolfur - Freakfunk (Hot Mix) 5. Simian Mobile Disco - The Count 6. Man With Guitar - Man With Guitar 7. Renyard - It Is What It Is 8. NIGHTWAVE - Prince of Flowers 9. Bobby Peru - Erotic Discourse 10. Locked Club & RLGN - Captain Industrial 11. Matt Whitehead - A Is For Acid 12. Michael E - Rhodayoh 13. Radio Slave feat. Nez - Wait A Minute (Mark Broom's Bring Back the Rave Remix) 14. Tsuin - Bucky Bourgeois 15. Armand Van Helden - Koochy 16. SebastiAn - Doggg Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: https://radio.datatransmission.co

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

From being 19 years old with no job, no university plans, and no vision beyond renting out sound equipment to becoming a household name in UK entertainment, and why the brutal truth about youth and ambition is that sometimes you're just going with the flow making money as a DJ and loving the popularity without thinking about buying houses or saving for the future when you should have been putting money away instead of spending everything on more records and more equipment, the four young Ghanaian boys who pooled their sound equipment together and created what would become 90% Hair Squad starting with just turntables, mixers, microphones, and producer setups, the transition from renting equipment to Acid House promoters at warehouses in King's Cross to becoming DJs themselves putting on their own events, the 19 year old living at his parents' house with no job while his friends Mr. Trips and Mr. Schuchs worked at John Lewis and Moscom produced music, the parents who never turned against him even though his football dream was shattered at 14 and he chose not to pursue university because it just wasn't meant for him, the four Ghanaians who grew to six when Ash and DJ Branch joined creating a collective that played R&B, Ragga, Jungle, Swing Beat, Miami Bass, and went up against legendary household names like Rampage, Boogie Bunch, Tim Westwood, David Rodigan, and David Pearce, the African community and specifically the Ghanaian community that was super proud of these young boys and embraced them when the Caribbean entertainment scene shut them out at every establishment they tried to enter, the African Caribbean Societies at universities like Brunel, Coventry, and Kingston that played a key role in booking 90% for events, the decision to do their first event together called Ghana Independence in 1992 at Shinola's Night Club where Westfield Stratford now stands, the collaboration with Sambike, DJ Francis, and Big Joe from Nakasi Records who was shipping records from Ghana and distributing them to various shops, the first Ghana Independence event that drew 4,000 Ghanaians filling three massive areas proving these young DJs had tapped into something powerful, the 19 to 20 year old who was so happy just playing music and renting out equipment that he didn't see the future or think about change, the mini celebrity status that came with popularity in the community where they all wore matching 90% jackets and t-shirts and people were calling them everywhere, the money he was making as a DJ that should have been saved or invested in property like other young people his age who were moving out of London to buy homes in Essex and Stevenage, the many mistakes made spending everything on buying more records and more equipment instead of putting money away, the young man whose dream was shot down when he wanted to be a footballer and never recovered another dream after that, the parents who would back him to the grave and never turned against him because he didn't do well in school proving unconditional support even when the path wasn't traditional, the reality that to be a footballer in the UK you had to go through the system young and once you got dropped there was no way back in unless you played non-league football and got spotted like Ian Wright who was discovered by Crystal Palace, the house parties and events that built the foundation for what would become a movement in UK African entertainment, the four young Ghanaian boys who became a household name in UK entertainment by just playing music to Ghanaians and then expanding to the entire African community who gripped onto what they were building. Host: Derrick Abaitey

From dropping out of school at 14 to chase a football dream that ended in rejection to becoming a DJ and sound equipment entrepreneur in London's underground Acid House scene, and why the brutal truth about immigrant life in the UK during the 80s and 90s is that there were no community hangouts, no Ghanaian restaurants, no nightclubs for us because that generation was focused on working morning cleaning jobs and nursing shifts just to send money back home not building the infrastructure we enjoy today, the young boy who moved from chip shop to chip shop and arcade to arcade only showing up to school during lunchtime to play football because everybody wanted him on their side, the father who wrote letters to Arsenal, QPR, and every major London football club to get his son trials even though he had 14 children to care for, the coldest winter of 1986 when his father stood outside from 8am to 6pm in just a jacket watching his son trial at Queensborough proving that even with 14 siblings this father found time for each and every one of them, the devastating moment at 14 years old when Mr. Tom Wally called him into the office and said the journey ends here after two years on a Youth Training Scheme form, the young teenager who wasn't old enough to understand the weight of rejection and still believed another chance would come somewhere else because he was that good of a footballer, the transition from football to working at McDonald's and doing paper runs for seven pounds a week delivering newspapers in freezing cold mornings while still finding money to buy records, the freedom of being 14 to 18 with no responsibilities, no bills to pay, no mobile phones to worry about, no pressure to send money back home just pure freedom to exist without the weight of adulthood, the complete disconnect from friends back in Ghana with no contact until he returned years later because that's just how life was without technology connecting continents, the musical equipment he started buying with his McDonald's money not because he had a plan or vision but because he grew up in Suame surrounded by two nightclubs where music played every single night shaping his love for sound, the realization that there was nothing for young black people to do in London except youth clubs, hanging out on the streets, going to church with parents, or attending funerals because the immigrant generation wasn't building community spaces they were surviving and sending money home, the friend Moscom who changed everything by teaching him to DJ after he saw the technics turntables, the son lab mixer, the microphone, and the full producer setup that made him say teach me I want to be a DJ, the formation of a sound equipment collective that started with four Ghanaian guys and grew to six pooling all their equipment together to rent out for parties and events, the Acid House music scene that was driving the UK crazy with promoters renting empty warehouses in places like Barley Studios in King's Cross needing equipment for the biggest underground movement of that era, the 11th child out of 14 siblings who all somehow made it to the United Kingdom not just to survive but to get education and opportunities that seemed impossible, the father who fought for each and every one of his 14 children making sure they all had a chance even when the odds were stacked against them, the beautiful memories of a time when freedom meant no responsibilities and life was about playing football, delivering newspapers in the cold, working at McDonald's, and dreaming about what could come next without the pressure of knowing what that next step should be. Host: Derrick Abaitey

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

本期节目是电波新栏目《仍未散场（Filmspotting）》的开始。没有影评式的指点江山，也不打算熬一锅标准答案。更像是一群人滞留在散场后的台阶上，从口袋里掏出玩具，继续聊聊各自的审美癖好。当年觉得酷的东西，是不是多少有点品质存疑？还是说，那种喜欢本身，就只属于年轻的荷尔蒙时刻。 韩队、泡泡、安藤、于洛，从《猜火车》三十周年出发，慢慢把话题放开：它如何悄悄影响了一代人的审美、生活方式，甚至是对“青春”的想象。然后话题开始偏移 —— 从苏联老片到西欧喜剧，从纽约生活到北京故事，那些反复回看的电影，早就嵌进了各自生活的缝隙里。它们未必是榜单上的“扛鼎力作”，却在某些时刻留下过具体的痕迹：也许是一句台词，也许是一种穿着方式，也许是一种说不清的生活态度。电影当然会结束，但那些影响不会。它们会在很多年以后，以一种很日常的方式重新出现。《仍未散场》想聊的，或许正是这些。别让这个残酷世界替你剪辑人生，有些故事，本就该一镜到底。 Shownotes: 01:05 广而告之：杨子乐队 × 老虎的艺术工坊，将于3月21-22日在四川彭州「丹景醒春」登场03:27 粗野派对「哈萨克斯坦 Park Live 音乐节之旅」请务必持续关注电波后续更新04:07 最近干了些什么：小毛病大烦恼，于洛过敏跑医院14:03 大非的剧集推荐：《团战之夜》16:10 没有夜生活的“硬汉帮”，去看了《夜王》32:47 安藤的观影体验：弗兰肯斯坦系列新作《暗黑新娘》37:04 泡泡的“韩队AI大电影”项目正在推进中42:26 香港有Juno，电波曼波有Jusure42:56 韩队漫画推荐①：《平屋慢生活》50:21 韩队漫画推荐②：《若水沿流落于海》54:05 《猜火车》三十周年特别讨论60:03 《猜火车》还酷吗？放回当下语境再看69:27 《猜火车》对电波主播的影响71:36 《纸飞机》与《猜火车》的某种暗线连接81:24 《猜火车》属于年轻人，但《猜火车2》不是82:22 原著作者分支推荐：《Acid House（酸臭之屋）》83:50 重看清单：韩队 ×《雁南飞》88:02 诗意的爱情悲剧96:02 泡泡 ×《办公室的故事》100:02 台词之妙，在对话之间105:07 于洛 ×《玩乐时间》107:30 雅克·塔蒂的巴黎：立体而温柔的人情味116:52 安藤 ×《独自等待》121:27 都市情感的自然流动125:55 韩队二号推荐：《长假漫漫》127:59 “散步电影”的私人想象133:06 泡泡二号推荐：《安妮·霍尔》134:42 每段感情，都要回看一遍的个人电影145:35 于洛二号推荐：《白日梦想家》153:50 十年前的我们，真的活成过“烂仔帮”吗？162:25 安藤二号推荐：《无人驾驶》165:50 现在的电影市场上为什么没那么多青春类型电影了？ 本期主播：韩队、朱博士、欢乐龙卷、于洛联系我们：邮件：Biewave@yishiyise.com微博：@别的电波小红书：@别的电波

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Acid House! James Bean Man on the Scene is having another “Takeover Show” episode This time Showcasing the latest offering from Indian Landrace Exchange . We Will have @irrazinig zooming in “high from the Himalayas “ to tell us all about his Double Dalai x Berry Freak hybrid called Acid House that he has been isolating and working on for the last 5 years with @highgrademutants Max aka Dr.fr3@k Being a Freakshow hybrid expect some amazing cultivars Both type 1 pinnate and type 2 with the aggressive Heavy leaf serrations. We love Freakshow hybrids and it's great to see other breeders helping to move these unique genetics further with their own twist. If you love to grow these are truly growers plants and if you love unique Terp profiles these floral, berry heavy, incense soaked cultivars might just hit the spot. So get that @dabx GO rig charged your @jerome_baker bong Clean with some ice

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Journey Series! On this edition we welcome MoM (@mommusic) Magician On Duty proudly unveils the latest episode of its Journey Series, featuring none other than MoM — one of Spain's most celebrated and internationally revered electronic music storytellers. Recorded in the heart of the jungle at Libélula Sian Ka'an, Tulum, this new Journey captures MoM in his natural habitat: surrounded by raw nature, deep rhythms, and an audience ready to dance, connect, and play. The result is a hypnotic, soul-moving session that perfectly reflects the spirit of Magician On Duty — music as a bridge between cultures, people, and states of consciousness. With over two decades behind the decks, MoM's sonic universe is rooted in Acid House and Funky Disco, yet constantly evolving. His sound is elegant and deep, driven by curiosity, impeccable taste, and an unmistakable sense of narrative. Ethnic and organic elements play a central role in both his DJ and live sets, pulling listeners into a journey that is immersive, emotional, and anything but indifferent. Beyond the club and festival circuit, MoM's passion for merging music, technology, and culture led him to create Mosáfires, a live project fusing electronic music with Sephardic traditions through a three-musician ensemble — further cementing his reputation as an artist who transcends genres and formats. His global footprint speaks for itself. From Burning Man, Mayan Warrior, Robot Heart, Scorpios, Gardens of Babylon, and Day Zero, to iconic venues and gatherings across Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, London, Paris, Istanbul, Moscow, Bali, Dubai, Tulum, Ibiza, Mexico City , and countless cultural hotspots throughout Europe, the Americas, and beyond — MoM continues to leave his mark wherever sound and soul meet. With releases on revered labels such as Crosstown Rebels, Still Vor Talent, Bar25, Underyourskin, Rebellion, DeNature, and more, MoM stands today as one of the most outstanding Spanish electronic artists on the international stage. This Magician On Duty Journey Series episode, recorded at Libélula Sian Ka'an (Tulum), is an invitation to step into MoM's world — a flowing, intentional ride through rhythm, culture, and vibration. Turn it up. Let go. And take the journey. ✨ Follow MoM here: https://soundcloud.com/mommusic https://www.instagram.com/mom_musica https://www.beatport.com/artist/mom/115510 https://mommusic4.bandcamp.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/466M9LKilntLUfH2NoDNVR

Slipmatt is one of the most important DJs in the history of dance music. From his first major gig at Raindance in 1989, he came to be known as the Godfather Of Hardcore, becoming synonymous with the genre that typified the UK rave sound in the early 90s. His 'SL2' project, with DJ Lime, yield two top-ten hits including the genre-defining 'On A Ragga Tip' that reached number 2 in the UK singes chart in May 1992.He was also instrumental in emergence Jungle from the Hardcore scene, and produced classics including 'Hear Me' which typify the linearity between the two genres.We discuss the pre-acid house period, the game-changing nature of the rave explosion both in music and society, and we get into his personal journey from bedroom producer to Top Of The Pops.This is a great conversation with a true legend of UK dance music, get involved!--If you're into what we're doing here on the pod then you can support the show on Patreon! There are two tiers - "Solidarity" for $4 a month, which features the show without ads, regular bonus podcasts, and extra content. And "Musicality" which for a mere $10 a month gets you all the music we release on Hotflush and affiliate labels AND other music too, some of which never comes out anywhere else.You can also make a one-off donation to the podcast using a card, with Paypal, or your Ethereum wallet! Head over to scubaofficial.io/support.Plus there's also a private area for Patreon supporters in the Hotflush Discord Server... but anyone can join the conversation in the public channels.Listen to the music discussed on the show via the Music Not Diving Podcast Spotify playlistSlipmatt is one of the most important DJs in the history of dance music. From his first major gig at Raindance in 1989, he came to be known as the Godfather Of Hardcore, becoming synonymous with the genre that typified the UK rave sound in the early 90s. His SL2 project, with DJ Lime, yield two top-ten hits including the genre-defining 'On A Ragga Tip' that reached number 2 in the UK singes chart in May 1992. He was also instrumental in emergence Jungle from the hardcore scene, and produced classics including 'Hear Me' which typify the linearity between the two genres. We discuss the pre-acid house period, the game-changing nature of the rave explosion both in music and society, and we get into his personal journey from bedroom producer to Top Of The Pops. This is a great conversation with a true legend of UK dance music, get involved! 00:00 Intro02:00 Episode start04:55 What “Old School” really means06:25 The split between Hardcore & Jungle11:30 Bridging the divide13:10 Bedroom producer beginnings17:20 The lost art of studio mentorship18:40 DJ Culture & skill obsession24:15 First raves & Acid House reality26:15 Birth of Raindance27:40 Illegal → Legal Raves29:10 Becoming a National DJ30:40 Independence and management32:10 The end of Illegal raving33:10 Rave culture as a social & political movement35:30 Media & moral panic37:30 Policing, laws & the Criminal Justice Act Era41:30 Legacy of early Rave culture43:30 Personal reflections & looking back47:00 Clearing samples 50:24 Top of the Pops and meeting Kylie56:27 The Prodigy59:31 Rage club and Jungle Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

Take a trip back to the early '90s rave scene with Playing with Knives by Bizarre Inc—a track that defined an era. In this episode, we explore its origins, chart journey, cultural impact, and how it sparked unforgettable nights and the birth of legendary parties like Quiet Earth. A story of music, friendship, and the wild energy of underground raves.Greater Dub - Severed Heads1991Used with the permission of Tom Ellard Support the show

To round off 2025 on the SUNANDBASS Podcast, we have Berlin-based GEST. Inspired by Detroit Techno, Acid House, and Brutalism, GEST blends these influences into Drum & Bass, creating a hard-hitting sound that stands out for its distinctive style

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

CLUBCAST 103 is a straight trip though 80s Acid House. The roots of the 303 are felt in this one.. mixed by myself @great-circles radio. https://clubbyboy.com

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

Paul Harrington is a British raver with a story to tell. A story about getting arrested in Ibiza with hundreds of E's in a cereal box. A story about the London acid house spots of the late 1980s and early 90s and running with violent football firms until euphoric anthems and a night on the doves at Legends turned his life around. A story about trading Hummers for mangoes with Afghani arms dealers. This real estate dealer from Essex fell into the London club scene fast and hard, lived a wild life, crawled out of cocaine addiction in his 40s and is now writing an autobiography about the whole thing called Beautiful Chaos. While we wait for the book to emerge, I spoke to Paul about burning bright, turning up, burning out and his adventures with the E Team. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). For more info and extras, visit Ravetothegrave.org or Instagram @ravetothe.grave.

 Back from an 18-month hiatus and dropping a new season of the Tinker Podcast. This month's mix is a full-on Tech House assault. It's like two finely tuned robots making love: it starts slow, with gentle servo whirs and soft LED glows over minimal, rolling basslines, building into synchronized arm swings and perfectly timed gear rotations layered with hypnotic percussion and punchy, driving kicks, until finally, circuits overheat and pistons fire in glorious, electrified harmony over pounding acid house grooves.   Tracklisting01. Tomas Bisquierra - Funky Beatz (Original Mix)02. Tomas Bisquierra - Break Back (Original Mix)03. Tomi&Kesh - Robot Riddim (Original Mix)04. Sanchez UK Nacho Scoppa - Saas Original Mix05. Wemart - My Girl (Original Mix)06. Blaqq & Why'd - Mf Princess (Original Mix)07. Groove Bot - Fuzzy Hair (Extended Mix)08. Rone White, Alessandro Diruggiero - Hold Up (Original Mix)09. Nacho Scoppa - Wanna Dance (Original Mix)10. Manuel De La Mare, Luigi Rocca - Disco 666 (Resco (US) Remix)11. William Kiss - Like This (Original Mix)12. Rooftop - Manuel De La Mare (Extended Mix)13. Chinonegro - Funky Beat (Original Mix)14. Tomas Bisquierra, Bassic (ARG) - Vamos (Original Mix)15. Bastian Bux - Betch (Original Mix)16. Shermanology - Beat Of The Drum (Original Mix)17. Wemart - Whisper (Original Mix)18. Martin Ikin, Grant Nelson - Out Of My Head (Extended Mix)19. Green Velvet - Percolator (Bontan Remix)20. Mau P - Like I Like It (Original Mix)21. Josh Wink - Higher State Of Consciousness (Adana Twins Remix Two)22. Danny Leblack & Ludwik M - Pussy Stay Clean (Extended Mix)23. Harry Romero - The Get Down (Extended Mix)Podcast Length:  1 hour  7 minutesWe have a Beatport chart listing all the tracks in order of appearance, find the link on our facebook page.If you like your mixtapes with big drops, rolling drums, booming bass and jackin loops then look no further – press download, listen and subscribe.And finally if you enjoyed the show please review us and leave a comment. Enjoy!!

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

For this episode we're joined by the immensely respected Alexis Petridis, The Guardian's principal pop critic since September 2001. Our guest tells us about his childhood in Yorkshire, his teenage years in Buckinghamshire and his initiation into the Acid House scene while at Cambridge University. Work experience at MixMag in the mid-'90s led to his becoming that dance/clubbing monthly's Features Editor – and then to a slightly less felicitous eight months as editor of Select. A short digression on "Britpop nostalgia" leads us to discussion of the changing role of music journalism and to our guest's near-quarter-century tenure at "the Graun". Jasper quizzes him about his encounters with Daft Punk and we bring matters up to date by discussing the fabulous Irish singer CMAT, whom Alexis interviewed this summer. The episode concludes after Mark introduces clips from Mat Snow's 1992 audio interview with Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of KISS, 50 years after the double album Alive! made them a '70s rock phenomenon. Many thanks to special guest Alexis Petridis. Find his writing in the pages of the Guardian. Alexis Petridis: 'I used to dream about owning every record in the world', How Music Criticism Lost Its Edge, Britpop nostalgia, Suede: Roll Over, Jimmy Dean, Why Daft Punk's New Album Has Given New Life To The Music Business, A Celebration of Prince, CMAT interview and KISS audio.

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

Jomanda - Make My Body RockAdeva - RespectInner City - Big FunRoberta Flack - Uh Uh Ooh Ooh Look OutDoug Lazy - Let It RollHouse Crew ft Bonz - Dance to the HouseKraze - The PartyRob Base - Get on the Dance FloorJungle Brothers - I'll House YouMaurice - This Is Acid (A New Dance CrazeDeskee - Let There Be HouseGary's Gang - Keep On Dancin' 1990Originally released as Episode 9Recorded from vinyl 02.23.10Time  39:05 

A journey through the best years in Rave with Original House, Acid House, Bleeps, Bass, Techno, Hardcore, Old Skool, Breakbeat, Club Classics and everything underground and in between... I hope you enjoy the ride!

This set features 18 House, Acid House, Latin House, and Techno tracks from such amazing artists as Camelphat, Artbat, The Southern, Carl Cox, Green Velvet, and more. Check out my Instagram post for all of the IDs @mikelettner. Hope you enjoy it. Mahalo for listening!

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