Anyone here CLUBBING in 1998-2000?
 

I am looking for the underground club hot tracks for this era. i had a crate of records snagged at a desert rave by some hoodlums that were with the production company and I lost some very hot tracks from that era. no more 3 day parties. :(

so, anyhow i really want to get these tracks from that era again, but i only know what my record labels look like on some of them.

i know theres alot of dance and club music enthusiasts here. any names of songs and remixes are appreciated.

heres one of the tracks i lost and was able to find. will be going on a best of era CD i'm working on. any other help is appreciated in locating some of the epic tracks of the late 1998 to mid 2000 time period. where where you then?

Progressive NRG Trance

one of my favs of all time

Tina Cousins
"Mysterious Times"
(Cyrus and The Joker Meets Bossi Remix)

HERE

Enjoy.

airek

yeah, was just listening to this last week. I've got about 80GBs all mashed together. lots from that time period. I went clubbing 5 nights a week, multiple clubs per night, damn... I miss those days.

not sure if right time period or not...

BLUE MEX: Follow Me. (hard a shell to find)
EBTG: Missing; Wrong; etc...
OLIVE:
CULTURE BEAT
LA BOUCHE
LE CLICK
AMBER
DIANA FOX
FAITHLESS
KOKO
JOEE
MACROCOSM
FUTURE BREEZE: Keep the fire burning (damn, love this song); Why don't you dance
MISS JANE
ALICE DEEJAY
GIGI D'AGOSTINO
WATERGATE
PULSEDRIVERAYLA
TALIA
etc...

i will gladly leech off your ftp ;)

got 100s of records from that era in my parents basement

elements
soul shaka
drama
monkE dreams
eddie baez (in the air)
mac zimms, Batido
goosebumps, danny tenaglia

these are mostly house. i have tons of trance ones i just cant recall. my crate is in my moms basement. :)

Duke

some lables are:

Tidy
Underground Construction
Missle
Subliminal
IHR
Overdose
etc.

when i want to go off, i cant stand vocals.
my all time favorite record is "all the way " by lexi delano.

Duke

I got it playing now. I can't seem to get into this type of music. It sounds dreamy and repetitive. I dunno reminds me of extasy.

I have hundreds of records from that time period....at least 300....

getting me to list them, then encode them from vinyl will take some serious grovling....I am fucking lazy

Energy 52 - Cafe del mar
CM - Dream Universe
Knights of the Jaguar

Check out good ol Hooj Choons

Yep! Theres some names in there that I definitely recognize. :thumbsup

Sell em to me yoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!

Vinyl not being used is a sacrilage!!!!!! :Oh crap

:) :) :) :) :)

Hooj Choons is a label that i had about 15 solid tracks from, but of course I know none of the names. I know what the labels look like on the record. Grrrrrr.

I will bribe you with FREE MP3 DOWNLOADS :winkwink: :winkwink: :winkwink:

I was too high to pay that much attention to the music.

Clubbing is alot harder now. This stuff IS from the Ecstasy Era for sure. Clubbing now is more based on sex and pushing the limit than "feel good" like it was back then. I see your point. :)

lemme dig out me'crates :winkwink:

theres a time for it and a time not. women like it. thats basically what i care about. if the girls like it then the club feels it :winkwink:

there is something to be said for just knocking the paint off the walls and stirring people to a frenzy too. adrenaline is the ultimate drug.

me toooooooo! :winkwink:


rob are you coming to costa rica?

I was clubbing then, started around 1995....

I was into breaks then, they didn't call it breaks, but thats what it was.

DJ Dan - Zipper Track
RAW
I did like the label Subliminal too

hmmm.... now I am digging through my memory.

eddie baez
angel moraes
scotti deep
ron perkov
robbie tronco
brutal bill
kevin aviance
dj fadi
size queen
houztown
space frog

mostly early/mid 90's I left all my house back in jersey since when I moved down here I was pretty focused on dnb. I'll try to dig some more shit up

Xcuse me, who's ...... in here?

I can't believe 1998-2000 is already being called an Era... it feels like it was just yesterday!

Man, my dj'ing crates go back to 87-89... I feel old.

Anything from the Strictly Rythmn label

Airek I found your Ru Paul CD, do you want me to send it back to you?

I ahve cd's full. Want me to burn some copies?

yeah crazy huh? feels like 10 years ago to me too. whats funny is how fast the clubbing scene cycles in and out new people. being in it more than a few years makes you a veteran. i feel like a great grandfather being in it since 92 - 93.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

hell yeah. if you want i'll paypal you incidentals fees :)

i'll take em and capture them to the hard drive and use final scratch or serrato to mix em on the turntables.

Tower Of Power?

i was wondering where that went. :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

theres some names from the dark lost memory spots in my brain. wow.

all this is great. i still need some of the epic ibiza anthem names. there was tons of that kind of stuff around.

zipper track is featured on an upcoming cd of mine. love that song. :thumbsup

That was a Golden Age for our generation in club and dance music. The pop charts during that time supported Hip-Hop dance and club styles like never before and perhaps never again. You almost couldn't find a Rock video on MTV 1995 through 1999

That sucks man. You did not have the songs backed up on an Ipod or something?

Sell Me Your Old Records!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh ok, hold on :winkwink:

that was before the big Mp3 boom. this was when if a dj wanted to play cds in the club we threw rocks at em. :1orglaugh

nowadays everyone that has some cds and a 10 dollar mixer is a DJ.

vinyl rules. getting records stolen comes with the territory. every dj that travels alot has had some vinyl stolen, be it one track or a whole crate.

:( :(

HMmm... maybe I should put up an FTP for leechers lol... got a small 1500 mp3 collection but its pretty diverse

Me too.. always will be a classic..

I am quickly realizing that my memory from those times and before, have been efficiently erased.. except for random images of lights and dancing (and the beats of songs, I would know them if I heard them)

I always wish I could remember my favorite track names and such, I knew them all then.. but I guess it's just been too long :)

DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT

most of that stuff is out of print.

i'll go buy hard drive now.

:winkwink:

Don't worry about the fees - email me where to send the cd's - [email protected]

kiss in ibiza 95 2xCD

1-01 De'Lacy Hideaway (Deep Dish Radio Mix) (3:26)
Remix - Deep Dish
1-02 Nush U Girls (Look So Sexy) (4:28)
1-03 N-Trance Stayin' Alive (4:01)
Featuring - Ricardo Da Force
1-04 Isha-D Stay (Tonight) (Original Dance Edit) (4:06)
1-05 Heller & Farley Project Ultra Flava (6:49)
1-06 Mary J. Blige Mary Jane (All Night Long) (Bottom Dollar House Vocal Edit) (4:48)
Remix - Bottom Dollar
1-07 O.T. Quartet Hold That Sucker Down (Remix 95) (Happy Daze Vocal Mix) (3:39)
1-08 Shamen, The Destination Eschaton (Hardfloor Mix Edit) (5:38)
Remix - Hardfloor
1-09 Rhythm On The Loose Break Of Dawn (Eat Me Edit) (3:52)
1-10 New Order Blue Monday (Hardfloor Mix Edit) (6:14)
Remix - Hardfloor
1-11 BT Loving You More (Oakenfold & Osborne Radio Mix) (3:50)
Featuring - Vincent Covello
Remix - Paul Oakenfold & Steve Osborne
1-12 Jinny Keep Warm (Alex Party Hot Mix) (4:48)
Remix - Alex Party
1-13 Mory Kante Yeke Yeke (Hardfloor Remix) (6:28)
Remix - Hardfloor
1-14 Berri The Sunshine After The Rain (Dancing Divaz Club Mix Edit) (4:56)
Remix - Dancing Divaz
1-15 Liquid Closer (Eternal Summer Edit) (5:33)
1-16 Original, The I Luv U Baby (Dancing Divaz Club Mix) (6:44)
Remix - Dancing Divaz
2-01 Reel 2 Real Conway (Way Out West Down Deep Mix) (6:02)
Remix - Way Out West
2-02 Junior Vasquez Get Your Hands Off My Man! (3:44)
2-03 Androgeny I Could Be This (Aquarious Freemont Mix) (5:24)
Featuring - Michael M
Remix - Aquarius (2)
2-04 Yosh Presents Lovedeejay Akemi It's What's Upfront That Counts (4:08)
2-05 Mozaic Sing It (The Hallelujah Song) (Goodfellows Remix Edit) (3:52)
Remix - Goodfellos
2-06 Mary Kiani When I Call Your Name (Hardfloor Vocal Edit) (3:43)
Remix - Hardfloor
2-07 JX Son Of A Gun (JX & Red Jerry Flog The Horse Edit) (4:04)
Coproduced By - Red Jerry
2-08 Gypsy Queens Everybody Listen (3:50)
2-09 Hi-Lux Never Felt This Way (3:29)
2-10 B B Club Play This House (3:30)
2-11 Felix Don't You Want Me (Candy Girls Remix Edit) (5:52)
Remix - Candy Girls
2-12 Sleaze Sisters Let's Whip It Up (Sleaze Sisters Anthem Mix) (3:42)
2-13 Ian Pooley Rollerskate Disco (Hanson & Nelson Edit) (5:02)
Remix - Hanson & Nelson
2-14 Shiva Freedom (Loveland's Northside Dub Edit) (6:02)
Remix - Loveland
2-15 Honk Hullabaloo (Pete 'Shaker' Bones Piano Frenzy Edit) (5:02)
Remix - Pete Bones
2-16 Mrs. Wood Joanna (Tony De Vit V2 Radio Edit) (3:57)
Remix - Tony De Vit
2-17 Xpansions 95 Move Your Body (Blu Peter Mix Edit) (4:33)
Remix - Blu Peter
2-18 99th Floor Elevators Hooked (3:33)
Remix - Tony De Vit

I went to clubs at that time but never bought any of the music. Didn't know who the artists were.

It seems like their is a massive electronica ghetto out there, millions of albums with music that has the exact same beat. Yet it's usually easy listening.

this is Madonaa, are you there?

Since I started doin clubs in 98 (13 years old) I've had 6 crates stolen (mail crates 2x the size of milk crates) and over 2000 CD's jacked from me (at least 20 books of 100 cd's) defiitely part of the territory, why I usually wind up buying 3 copies of each track

if madonna calls, tell her Im not here

you rock!




chris hit me up on icq too. :)

yes baby, i'm here. i miss you.

:winkwink: :) :) :pimp :pimp