Podcasts about paradise factory

Nick Hussey started his Dj career at the infamous Hacienda after parties at the Kitchen in Manchester before a successful career Djing at some of the world's most famous clubs from Moscow to Miami, Italy to Ibiza. Many Mancunians will remember Nick from his residencies at Prague 5, Berlins, Loaf and Paradise Factory as well as his music productions and remixes. Nick Has produced many Manchester artists including Ultracynic, Bowa, Luvdup, Rhythm of Life, Rachel Mcfarlene, Part-E, Emotion, Sweet Mercy and many more Nick has recently been the resident Dj playing to 5000 a night at the huge Zero Gravity Beach & Night club in Dubai and Plaza Beach & Awqa Mist in Marbella. He is currently signed to Defected Records,CR2 & King Street New York as an artist. Check out him giving you all the inside trek.

In this episode, I chat with Jim Keen about why he became an architect, how a boy from Manchester ended up in New York, and the challenges of re-acclimating to the West after travelling the world. We also discuss the present and near future of artificial intelligence: text-to-image generation AI, will we develop self-aware machines, and just what will the job market look like post-AI? As always, there are The Big Questions and Revenge of the Muse, and new to season 3 is The Lightning Round. Books of his we discuss are: The Alice Yu trilogy (The Paradise Factory, This Automatic Eden, The Genesis Engine), Agent Zero, and the Cortex Saga. Revenge of the Muse - A Protagonist: Alice Yu and the synopsis of a new novella Further info on this and other episodes, as well as story cube images, author info and content, can be found at AlternateFutures.co.uk

  Ben and Liz join forces to talk about two shows in summer festivals, and two shows that just happen to be opening during the summer. Introductions (0:00) The Drinking Bird in the New Ohio Theatre’s 2019 Ice Factory (2:23) Preexisting Conditions in the Corkscrew Theater Festival at the Paradise Factory (9:55) No One Is Forgotten, a[...]

Merry Xmas to all, had a bit of an inspiration whilst on the decks tonight from Manchester clubs of old such as Paradise Factory, Freak Show and Federation and decided to do a more house orientated mix than normal. Hope you enjoy!

In Episode 125, "Lucky Chick," we speak with Felicity Seidel, whose solo show, “Lucky Chick” opens April 19 at The Paradise Factory in New York. From growing up on the then-mean streets of New York City and being plucked from the audience by the Grateful Dead to run-ins with drug cartels, “Lucky Chick” details Felicity’s wild-but-true life of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. She tells us how the show came about, what former beau Bob Weir knows of the show and how she'd fare growing up in today's New York City. In “The POTSie" this week, Tom opens up about deflecting the steady stream of health advice that pours in from his loved ones (yes, even Nikki's), including a very honest answer to the all-too-popular suggestion of calling his doctor(s) when he's having one of his bad days. Need a dose of cute in your life? Follow our studio manager and rescue pit bull Kona's antics via @TheKonaPersona on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Felicity Seidel interview: 08:34:21 “The POTSie” segment: 39:07:01 To learn more about Felicity Seidel and "Lucky Chick," visit: Website: https://www.luckychick.nyc Check back for new “High Regard Show” shows every Monday on SoundCloud and iTunes (please be sure to follow and rate us)! You can also follow us right here on highregardshow.com and on these social media sites: Twitter Facebook Instagram Tumblr Google+ Pinterest You can also find hosts @TomRoarty and @NikkiMMascali on Twitter. Finally, if you would like to have your work, product, band or even your mom promoted on the show, drop us a note at highregardshow@gmail.com

Lee has always been on my radar over the years - from the heady days of the fabulous Paradise Factory, to his gallery presentations of his brilliant photographic work. Listen in as we recount a few memories, and I discover a great deal more about Lee in the latest edition of ChinWag!

WE LOVE BOATSaturday 29th August10pm - very late@ Manchester Academy 1Click here for the joint WE Party & Beyond Manchester joint ticket: tinyurl.com/mpjointticketSet sail with WE Party on board of the Love Boat, and explore the biggest gay cruise Manchester has ever witnessed. Among a sea of the hottest boys, WE party returns after a summer holiday, with the theme party that drove Madrid Pride 2014 into ecstasy at the event closing party and bringing all it's raunchy seadog shenanigans at the unrivalled cavernous clubbing space of the Manchester Academy 1.The main deck will be headlined by very special guest, We Party Captain Binomio, joined by We party Manchester residents Nik Denton, Lee Harris and Jim Dusty. Expect the worldwide class productions, pyros and laser shows to blow your mind once again as We Party Manchester shows what it is made of.WE Party is the world's sexiest fun gay party, having carved its own place in history by consistently delivering unique, colourful and imaginative club concepts shown in their trailblazing stage shows. This time we are setting sail to discover mystical lands beyond your wildest dreams.In room 2 we will be taking a look back over the past 25 years of house music with three DJs who throughout that time (or at least part of it) have had their hands well and truly hard at work on spinning anthems on the gay scene in Manchester. Headlining room 2 will be DJ legend Dave Booth, who over the decades has played at many of the city's legendary clubs including Hacienda, Paradise Factory and Breakfast Club at Manto. Joining him for a trip down memory lane will be Manto and Breakfast Club legend Dylan Jeffers, who is putting his retirement on hold to come and celebrate 25 years of Manchester Pride with us in our classics room. Federation's Gregg Holden completes the line-up, making this a rich history line-up of talent synonymous with Manchester Gay Scene. Hosted by Christopher Darling, Paul Smither and Nickie D Foster Just wait til you see what we've got down below... watch this space for more announcements.Beyond Britannia @ The Ritz on Sunday night also not to be missed!Advance tickets available now @ www.orangenation.co.uk/we-partyDOCK: MANCHESTER ACADEMY 1 OXFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER M13 9PRThis voyage is brought to you by The Orange Nation

WE LOVE BOAT Saturday 29th August 10pm - very late @ Manchester Academy 1 Click here for the joint WE Party & Beyond Manchester joint ticket: tinyurl.com/mpjointticket Set sail with WE Party on board of the Love Boat, and explore the biggest gay cruise Manchester has ever witnessed. Among a sea of the hottest boys, WE party returns after a summer holiday, with the theme party that drove Madrid Pride 2014 into ecstasy at the event closing party and bringing all it's raunchy seadog shenanigans at the unrivalled cavernous clubbing space of the Manchester Academy 1. The main deck will be headlined by very special guest, We Party Captain Binomio, joined by We party Manchester residents Nik Denton, Lee Harris and Jim Dusty. Expect the worldwide class productions, pyros and laser shows to blow your mind once again as We Party Manchester shows what it is made of. WE Party is the world's sexiest fun gay party, having carved its own place in history by consistently delivering unique, colourful and imaginative club concepts shown in their trailblazing stage shows. This time we are setting sail to discover mystical lands beyond your wildest dreams. In room 2 we will be taking a look back over the past 25 years of house music with three DJs who throughout that time (or at least part of it) have had their hands well and truly hard at work on spinning anthems on the gay scene in Manchester. Headlining room 2 will be DJ legend Dave Booth, who over the decades has played at many of the city's legendary clubs including Hacienda, Paradise Factory and Breakfast Club at Manto. Joining him for a trip down memory lane will be Manto and Breakfast Club legend Dylan Jeffers, who is putting his retirement on hold to come and celebrate 25 years of Manchester Pride with us in our classics room. Federation’s Gregg Holden completes the line-up, making this a rich history line-up of talent synonymous with Manchester Gay Scene. Hosted by Christopher Darling, Paul Smither and Nickie D Foster Just wait til you see what we've got down below... watch this space for more announcements. Beyond Britannia @ The Ritz on Sunday night also not to be missed! Advance tickets available now @ www.orangenation.co.uk/we-party DOCK: MANCHESTER ACADEMY 1 OXFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER M13 9PR This voyage is brought to you by The Orange Nation

WE LOVE BOATSaturday 29th August10pm - very late@ Manchester Academy 1Click here for the joint WE Party & Beyond Manchester joint ticket: tinyurl.com/mpjointticketSet sail with WE Party on board of the Love Boat, and explore the biggest gay cruise Manchester has ever witnessed. Among a sea of the hottest boys, WE party returns after a summer holiday, with the theme party that drove Madrid Pride 2014 into ecstasy at the event closing party and bringing all it's raunchy seadog shenanigans at the unrivalled cavernous clubbing space of the Manchester Academy 1.The main deck will be headlined by very special guest, We Party Captain Binomio, joined by We party Manchester residents Nik Denton, Lee Harris and Jim Dusty. Expect the worldwide class productions, pyros and laser shows to blow your mind once again as We Party Manchester shows what it is made of.WE Party is the world's sexiest fun gay party, having carved its own place in history by consistently delivering unique, colourful and imaginative club concepts shown in their trailblazing stage shows. This time we are setting sail to discover mystical lands beyond your wildest dreams.In room 2 we will be taking a look back over the past 25 years of house music with three DJs who throughout that time (or at least part of it) have had their hands well and truly hard at work on spinning anthems on the gay scene in Manchester. Headlining room 2 will be DJ legend Dave Booth, who over the decades has played at many of the city's legendary clubs including Hacienda, Paradise Factory and Breakfast Club at Manto. Joining him for a trip down memory lane will be Manto and Breakfast Club legend Dylan Jeffers, who is putting his retirement on hold to come and celebrate 25 years of Manchester Pride with us in our classics room. Federation's Gregg Holden completes the line-up, making this a rich history line-up of talent synonymous with Manchester Gay Scene. Hosted by Christopher Darling, Paul Smither and Nickie D Foster Just wait til you see what we've got down below... watch this space for more announcements.Beyond Britannia @ The Ritz on Sunday night also not to be missed!Advance tickets available now @ www.orangenation.co.uk/we-partyDOCK: MANCHESTER ACADEMY 1 OXFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER M13 9PRThis voyage is brought to you by The Orange Nation

WE LOVE BOAT Saturday 29th August 10pm - very late @ Manchester Academy 1 Click here for the joint WE Party & Beyond Manchester joint ticket: tinyurl.com/mpjointticket Set sail with WE Party on board of the Love Boat, and explore the biggest gay cruise Manchester has ever witnessed. Among a sea of the hottest boys, WE party returns after a summer holiday, with the theme party that drove Madrid Pride 2014 into ecstasy at the event closing party and bringing all it's raunchy seadog shenanigans at the unrivalled cavernous clubbing space of the Manchester Academy 1. The main deck will be headlined by very special guest, We Party Captain Binomio, joined by We party Manchester residents Nik Denton, Lee Harris and Jim Dusty. Expect the worldwide class productions, pyros and laser shows to blow your mind once again as We Party Manchester shows what it is made of. WE Party is the world's sexiest fun gay party, having carved its own place in history by consistently delivering unique, colourful and imaginative club concepts shown in their trailblazing stage shows. This time we are setting sail to discover mystical lands beyond your wildest dreams. In room 2 we will be taking a look back over the past 25 years of house music with three DJs who throughout that time (or at least part of it) have had their hands well and truly hard at work on spinning anthems on the gay scene in Manchester. Headlining room 2 will be DJ legend Dave Booth, who over the decades has played at many of the city's legendary clubs including Hacienda, Paradise Factory and Breakfast Club at Manto. Joining him for a trip down memory lane will be Manto and Breakfast Club legend Dylan Jeffers, who is putting his retirement on hold to come and celebrate 25 years of Manchester Pride with us in our classics room. Federation’s Gregg Holden completes the line-up, making this a rich history line-up of talent synonymous with Manchester Gay Scene. Hosted by Christopher Darling, Paul Smither and Nickie D Foster Just wait til you see what we've got down below... watch this space for more announcements. Beyond Britannia @ The Ritz on Sunday night also not to be missed! Advance tickets available now @ www.orangenation.co.uk/we-party DOCK: MANCHESTER ACADEMY 1 OXFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER M13 9PR This voyage is brought to you by The Orange Nation

WE LOVE BOATSaturday 29th August10pm - very late@ Manchester Academy 1Click here for the joint WE Party & Beyond Manchester joint ticket: tinyurl.com/mpjointticketSet sail with WE Party on board of the Love Boat, and explore the biggest gay cruise Manchester has ever witnessed. Among a sea of the hottest boys, WE party returns after a summer holiday, with the theme party that drove Madrid Pride 2014 into ecstasy at the event closing party and bringing all it's raunchy seadog shenanigans at the unrivalled cavernous clubbing space of the Manchester Academy 1.The main deck will be headlined by very special guest, We Party Captain Binomio, joined by We party Manchester residents Nik Denton, Lee Harris and Jim Dusty. Expect the worldwide class productions, pyros and laser shows to blow your mind once again as We Party Manchester shows what it is made of.WE Party is the world's sexiest fun gay party, having carved its own place in history by consistently delivering unique, colourful and imaginative club concepts shown in their trailblazing stage shows. This time we are setting sail to discover mystical lands beyond your wildest dreams.In room 2 we will be taking a look back over the past 25 years of house music with three DJs who throughout that time (or at least part of it) have had their hands well and truly hard at work on spinning anthems on the gay scene in Manchester. Headlining room 2 will be DJ legend Dave Booth, who over the decades has played at many of the cities legendary clubs including Hacienda, Paradise Factory and Breakfast Club at Manto. Joining him for a trip down memory lane will be Manto and Breakfast Club legend Dylan Jeffers, who is putting his retirement on hold to come and celebrate 25 years of Manchester Pride with us in our classics room. Federation's Gregg Holden completes the line-up, making this a rich history line-up of talent synonymous with Manchester Gay Scene. Hosted by Christopher Darling, Paul Smither and Nickie D Foster Just wait til you see what we've got down below... watch this space for more announcements.Beyond Britannia @ The Ritz on Sunday night also not to be missed!Advance tickets available now @ www.orangenation.co.uk/we-partyDOCK: MANCHESTER ACADEMY 1 OXFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER M13 9PRThis voyage is brought to you by The Orange Nation

WE LOVE BOAT Saturday 29th August 10pm - very late @ Manchester Academy 1 Click here for the joint WE Party & Beyond Manchester joint ticket: tinyurl.com/mpjointticket Set sail with WE Party on board of the Love Boat, and explore the biggest gay cruise Manchester has ever witnessed. Among a sea of the hottest boys, WE party returns after a summer holiday, with the theme party that drove Madrid Pride 2014 into ecstasy at the event closing party and bringing all it's raunchy seadog shenanigans at the unrivalled cavernous clubbing space of the Manchester Academy 1. The main deck will be headlined by very special guest, We Party Captain Binomio, joined by We party Manchester residents Nik Denton, Lee Harris and Jim Dusty. Expect the worldwide class productions, pyros and laser shows to blow your mind once again as We Party Manchester shows what it is made of. WE Party is the world's sexiest fun gay party, having carved its own place in history by consistently delivering unique, colourful and imaginative club concepts shown in their trailblazing stage shows. This time we are setting sail to discover mystical lands beyond your wildest dreams. In room 2 we will be taking a look back over the past 25 years of house music with three DJs who throughout that time (or at least part of it) have had their hands well and truly hard at work on spinning anthems on the gay scene in Manchester. Headlining room 2 will be DJ legend Dave Booth, who over the decades has played at many of the cities legendary clubs including Hacienda, Paradise Factory and Breakfast Club at Manto. Joining him for a trip down memory lane will be Manto and Breakfast Club legend Dylan Jeffers, who is putting his retirement on hold to come and celebrate 25 years of Manchester Pride with us in our classics room. Federation’s Gregg Holden completes the line-up, making this a rich history line-up of talent synonymous with Manchester Gay Scene. Hosted by Christopher Darling, Paul Smither and Nickie D Foster Just wait til you see what we've got down below... watch this space for more announcements. Beyond Britannia @ The Ritz on Sunday night also not to be missed! Advance tickets available now @ www.orangenation.co.uk/we-party DOCK: MANCHESTER ACADEMY 1 OXFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER M13 9PR This voyage is brought to you by The Orange Nation

February 2015 - BarLife - Athenaeum, Hacienda & Paradise Factory 1992-1995 - Mixed by Mark Anthony After playing the PF21 'Paradise Factory' pre-club party in August 2014 I've been asked by many to do a classics mix. I don't usually do them but I was feeling quite nostalgic so here you go... Not sure if you would class some of these as classics but they were all favourites of mine when they first came out 20 odd years ago! They were all played at either the Hacienda, Paradise Factory or the best pre-club bar in Manchester at the time 'The Athenaeum'. Hope you enhoy it! Loni Clark - Rushing (CJ's 12 Club Mix) Robin S - Show Me Love (AKA Remix) Martha Wash - Give It To You (Momos Klub Mix) The Brand New Heavies - Back to Love (Graeme Park Remix) Frankie Knuckles - Workout (Eric Kupper Vocal Mix) Degrees of Motion - Do You Want It Right Now (King Street Mix) Sounds of Blackness - I Believe (Classic Gospel Mix) Madonna - Deeper & Deeper (Morales Remix) MK - Burning (MK Remix Extended) T-Empo - Saturday Night, Sunday Morning (Matthew Roberts Mix) Bobby Brown - Two Can Play That Game (K Klassic Mix) The Fog - Been a Long Time (Gio's Doped Mix) Outrage - Tall n Handsome (Original) Degrees of Motion - Shine On (Extended LP Mix) Kim English - Nitelife (Bump Classic Mix) More mixes to follow. You can follow me on Podcasts as well as these other sites: www.facebook.com/pages/Mark-Anthony-DJ-Manchester/ www.mixcloud.com/Back2love/ www.soundcloud.com/back2love/

House & TechnoWes Baggaley - London, UKSoundcloudMixcloudWes started collecting music at a very young age. He got his first record player when he was six years old and started collecting ex jukebox 7” singles with his 50p a week pocket money.After a brief flirtation with thrash metal he started to frequent the legendary Wigan Pier in his home town of Wigan in 1991 (he was underage I might add!). It was all rave and piano house at the Pier back then and he was bitten by the rave bug. In 1995 he went to Back to Basics in Leeds for a friend's birthday. Some dj he'd never heard of called Derrick Carter was playing. He was playing proper house music, techno and disco mixed together. Wes hadn't heard anyone dj this was before and soon started to obsessively try to get to every Derrick Carter gig in the UK and discovered other djs like playing different kinds of electronic dance music and started to track down the names of the tracks and collect mix tapes and 12” singles.Wes finally bought a pair of Technics 1210's and a mixer in 2010. He now lived in Manchester and had built up quite a collection of vinyl from hanging around the record shops of Oldham Street on a daily basis.He got his first gig in September 2001 (1 week after buying the decks)at the newly opened (and now sadly closed) Legends Nightclub.  After a drunken conversation with the manager on a Friday night (that Wes couldn't remember) he got a phone call on the Saturday asking him to play that night. Wes wasn't going to let the small detail of not being able to mix get in the way. He must have done something right because he became the weekly resident for the next four years where he developed his mixing skills and his style of deep house, techno and whatever else he felt like playing J. He played got booked for various other gigs in Manchester at the Attic, Paradise Factory, the Deaf Institute and became a resident for the monthly Terrorist night before moving to London in 2010.Since moving to London Wes has played at Megawoof, Dalston Boys Club, Area, Union and has a quarterly residency at Vogue Fabrics and is a resident at the Recon Parties. He has also been a guest on Proton Radio. Track List: Lee Gamble – M25 Echo Lucy – Finnegan Anthony Naples – Slackness Boddika – Soul What (Beats Mix) Paranoid London – Paris Dub 1 Tripeo – 2nd Trip Delroy Edwards – Feelings Mike Huckaby – Basement Track Tuff City Kids – SFS Omar s – 998 Chez Damier – Untitled Sound Stream – Inferno Italo Johnson – 3A Serge & Tyrell – Pump-O-Matic Arttu Feat. Jerry the Cat – Move (Cellar Mix) Willie Burns – The Overlord George Fitzgerald – Every Inch (Deetron Remix) Schweiz Rec – Untitled Delano Smith – Midnight Hours (Reconstructed By Carl Craig) Martin Landsky – 1000 Miles (Laurent Garnier Mix) Steve Poindexter – Computer Madness (Function Remix) Innerspace Halflife – Wind Bad News – Real Bad News Marquis Hawkes – Sea Lion Woman Da Sampla – Over   

Just in time for the first Manchester Federation of 2012 at Sankeys on Easter Sunday... then the second blockbuster Bank Holiday Sunday event of the year is on the 6th May at the legendary Paradise Factory - the gay club that kick started modern day clubbing and where the Federation team cut their teeth!

I had a week off recently and whilst digging around for tunes online I rediscovered a chunk of early remixes by Terry Farley and Pete Heller of Junior Boys Own fame. In the early 90s I was a big fan of their work under the Fire Island and Roach Motel monicas. This session pulls together some of my favourite FI/RM looped bassline grooves and brass stabs.We open in 1992 with Sunsreem’s classic Perfect Motion, slide through dubs of Juliet Roberts and Monie Love (two records I foggily recall mixing back-to-back continuously one morning after Flesh at the Hacienda), In Your Bones reminds me of dancing downstairs at Paradise Factory with Selina, and as one of the finest house tunes ever produced, Movin’ On has to be one of my Desert Island Discs.Transatlantic was a tune Ted used to play at post-Strangeways chill outs, and we close with a blissful Balearic take on New Order’s Regret - not a great dance floor moment, but a regular on the car stereo driving to work in my Key103 days.All this seems pretty fitting as Junior Boys Own hosted their own event in London last night (according to the Guardian Guide, their first in 16 years) and much of the catalogue is now reissued through Defected, although I’ve tried to steer around some of those more obvious classics.Most of the tunes are from ’92 - ’95 so I’ll also upload this to the Classic Archive podcast. Apologies if you get duplicates. Enjoy!Perfect Motion: Roach Motel / Fire Island - mixed 3 Oct, chaptered 4 Oct.1 Sunscreem - Perfect Motion (Boys Own Mix)2 Deep Zone - It's Gonna Be Alright (Farley & Heller's Fire Island Vocal)3 Monie Love - Never Give Up (Junior Dub)4 Juliet Roberts - Caught In The Middle (Roach Motel Dub)5 Fire Island - In Your Bones6 Roach Motel - Movin’ On (Correct House Mix)7 Monie Love - The Power (Roach Motel Mix)8 Fire Island - Fire Island9 Ultra Naté - How Long (Fire Island mix)10 Roach Motel - Transatlantic (Uptown Mix)11 Roach Motel - Happy Bizznezz12 Fire Island - There But for the Grace of God (Roach Motel Dub)13 Danny Tenaglia - Music Is The Answer (Dancin' And Prancin') (Fire Island's 'La Musica Es La Respuesta')14 New Order - Regret (Fire Island Mix)146.2 MB | AAC | 256 kbps

I had a week off recently and whilst digging around for tunes online I rediscovered a chunk of early remixes by Terry Farley and Pete Heller of Junior Boys Own fame. In the early 90s I was a big fan of their work under the Fire Island and Roach Motel monicas. This session pulls together some of my favourite FI/RM looped bassline grooves and brass stabs.We open in 1992 with Sunsreem’s classic Perfect Motion, slide through dubs of Juliet Roberts and Monie Love (two records I foggily recall mixing back-to-back continuously one morning after Flesh at the Hacienda), In Your Bones reminds me of dancing downstairs at Paradise Factory with Selina, and as one of the finest house tunes ever produced, Movin’ On has to be one of my Desert Island Discs.Transatlantic was a tune Ted used to play at post-Strangeways chill outs, and we close with a blissful Balearic take on New Order’s Regret - not a great dance floor moment, but a regular on the car stereo driving to work in my Key103 days.All this seems pretty fitting as Junior Boys Own hosted their own event in London last night (according to the Guardian Guide, their first in 16 years) and much of the catalogue is now reissued through Defected, although I’ve tried to steer around some of those more obvious classics.Most of the tunes are from ’92 - ’95 but as I only mixed this today, you’ll also find it on my Latest Mixes podcast. Apologies if you get duplicates. Enjoy!Perfect Motion: Roach Motel / Fire Island - mixed 3 Oct, chaptered 4 Oct.1 Sunscreem - Perfect Motion (Boys Own Mix)2 Deep Zone - It's Gonna Be Alright (Farley & Heller's Fire Island Vocal)3 Monie Love - Never Give Up (Junior Dub)4 Juliet Roberts - Caught In The Middle (Roach Motel Dub)5 Fire Island - In Your Bones6 Roach Motel - Movin’ On (Correct House Mix)7 Monie Love - The Power (Roach Motel Mix)8 Fire Island - Fire Island9 Ultra Naté - How Long (Fire Island mix)10 Roach Motel - Transatlantic (Uptown Mix)11 Roach Motel - Happy Bizznezz12 Fire Island - There But for the Grace of God (Roach Motel Dub)13 Danny Tenaglia - Music Is The Answer (Dancin' And Prancin') (Fire Island's 'La Musica Es La Respuesta')14 New Order - Regret (Fire Island Mix)142 MB | AAC | 320 kbps