100% Live! No Gimmicks,No Fluff.. just Honest,Raw,Pure & Uncut MUSICK

Hey! Muzik! feat Joris Voorn @ FreshFM 24-10-2008

Lowlands 2008 Live action (updated)

Here's a little round-up of live performed action from this years Lowlands Festival or ,,A Campingflight to Lowlands Paradise'' like it's been known less wide-spread by the early days incrowd .. ghehe ;-)

Beatstad 2007 Festival The Hague 01-09-2007

Here's some other areas the Old Pirate's been paying a guest,visit'!

DJ Bone & DJ 3000 @ Planet Rose 26-01-2008

Yes Sir, it's DETROIT TIME with these two ,,bald american bulldogs" who ain't into barking but that more onto BITING ya straight up that ass untill you get it onto the d-floors! =)) 4 hours of bite, Enjoy em!

Gayle San @ Heroes Of Techno 22-10-2005

Allright, here goes one of my favourite Gayle San sets ....

Gayle San @ Heroes Of Techno,P60 Amstelveen NL 22-10-2005

Kevin Saunderson-Oldskool Set Oslo Detroit 24-10-2007

Hi mates, how's life? been a while huh?

Yupp, i know but i've had other private matters on my mind past 2 months that been more important as i had to suffer from some bad moments cuz my Dad passed away unexpectedly...........
but oki, found some spirit again, so here's a little shot @ things again; think it's best we'll let the Flyer do the rest of the talking, no?? hope you like it!

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(128kbps/73,7mb/80:35)

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079's BIRTHDAY Treat: 19 Sets!

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SHIT! all this time i been under the impression this blog-post was viewable for ya LOL.. 15th June, yeah.. published date stands.. well no more escape for you now: Enjoy my belated Birthday TREAT!

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It's 079's Birthday and... " YOU cry if i want to, Cry if i want to! '' or do you luv the sound of Punishment, that makes the difference for me/us still, up till this day?! Well.. if you like it or not, this seems to be MY day so i'll serve you a Birthday Treat that's coming from them more down and dirty HD's inside my collection containing some 079underground a la Carte ready to serve yo' asses!

Find all beatings linked in this pre-fix RapidShare folder friends! Cheers..

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" ..you'll loose control, IF i let you ... don't fletch, as i'll put my Heel down yer' throat! "
"  Mmmmm.. you're shivering in Excitement, maybe you'll get used to it.. "

Keep That Rhythm Going, Misstress!

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The Advent LivePA @ Heroes Of Techno 23-09-2006

And here goes another atcha, and it ain't just 'another' one..

This the Full PA Cisco dropped at the crowd that night at Heroes Of Techno @ P60 Amstelveen Holland! Well, i guess the flyer fits well enuff to give you an idea about the rest of the evening, or..??

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(128kbps/69.7mb/76:13)

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" Sketched For Life by The Advent's Phonk! "

The Advent LivePA @ Extrema Outdoor 2006

Yiehaaa! here we go with a double treat for all us Advent freakz! Ghehe, searching for Awake Festival stuff i bumped into 2 bigger fishes (what me is concerned whehe) Seems Cisco has recently given his permission for these 2 older rec's from Dutch gigs being 'published' on the web, what a great surprise!! I'm sure there's quite a lot ppl who've been waiting on one of these 2 sets to appear, i know lots liked Cisco @ Extrema Festival, so... What better yard to bomb these files,as standje079's backyard ey?! Whehe.. j|k ;-) Here you go with the 1st one!

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(160kbps/39.4mb/34:26)

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[VID] The Advent @ Tresor Reopening 26-05-2007

TRESOR NEVER SLEPT... ofcourse muhahaa [=)]

Like some recent Cisco footage?? I betcha do, unfortunately biggest part of the 5 mins action is hidden undercover of darkness though. And also the sound is so-so, but euhm well, maybe its just the way things should be.Know what i mean? A case of; Be there or be..?? Square idd,so.. Who of you freaks 's in for a dirty date?! LMAO.. grinning,nah.. guess some of us will meet there soon enough some night(s), OK? 079 just has to go down and dirty,period! But for now Let's GO! Technophonk full flowin,once in capable control of The Advent beats go smoookin' =D

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The Advent Live @ Tresor Re-Opening Berlin 26-05-2007

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[Vid] The Advent @ Think Electro V1 17-06-2006

OK, you like some moving live action by Cisco maybe??
Cheers @ RainDog Crew from Roma/Italy for sharing their footage! :-)

The Advent Live @ Think Electro V1 Rome 17-06-2006

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PART 1 (9'02 min)

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PART 2 (10'03 min)

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The Advent Tribute mixes by Dogmatec

So, 079er.. wasn't it that time to kick in some Advent stuff finally?!? =D
Sure, let's start with.... this by request; 2 Tributes 100% The Advent filled, mixed by dutch Dj Dogmatec, another oldie like me who's been luvin' them dope beats by Cisco (and Colin) for several years now ...

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Dogmatec - The Advent Tribute Mix 1 (11-06-2006)
(160kbps/58,4mb/51:02)

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Dogmatec - The Advent Tribute Mix 2 (14-08-2006)
(160kbps/67,4mb/58:54)

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It's Kombination Phunk time, Punks! Enjoy..

FTWLTG collection update!

Here's the FTWLTG list again with few dates updated + following sets added;

Robin Albers mix from the 2nd show (?) in 1991, Marcello wellknown as host/resident of his Chemistry nights @ Escape Amsterdam ofcourse. Note: not sure about the date, as often the night of that Albers mix (25-11) appears as first show. Any confirmation/info more then welcome!! Erick E 1 of known names of the past decade in the NL mellow/club circuit, Cubic aka Danny, dutch dj, no more info known, Rene v/d Berg dutch, no more info known, and last but not least, Belgium born Eddy De Clercq who moved from Brussels to Amsterdam back in 1977 and is acknowledged to be 1 of the people responsible for Holland's House and Acid scene. Few examples; co-founder of the famous RoXY in Amsterdam in 1986, recorded the first Dutch Houserecord "Dance To The Music" together with Gert van Veen (Quazar). Thx 2 Koetje and others for providing info and/or sets! :-)

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André (RoXY) !Not Per! @ For Those Who Like To Groove 18-04-1992
74,59mb 46:33 224kbps
Anthony @ For Those Who Like To Groove 15-08-1992
82,27mb 44:56 256kbps
Antoine @ For Those Who Like To Groove 19-09-1992
84,54mb 46:10 256kbps
Bart Bellens (Barocci) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 01-08-1992
79,74mb 43:33 256kbps
Bart Thimbles @ For Those Who Like To Groove 12-09-1992
75,63mb 41:18 256kbps
Buzz Fuzz @ For Those Who Like To Groove 16-05-1992
81,41mb 44:28 256kbps
Danny (aka Cubic) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 22-08-1992
85,2mb 46:33 256kbps
Dano @ For Those Who Like To Groove 02-05-1992
79,45mb 43:23 256kbps
Dimitri (RoXY) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 01-12-1991
46,55mb 50:50 128kbps
DJ Koen @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
56,93mb 35:32 224kbps
DJ Paul (Elstak) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 07-03-1992
56,20mb 40:55 192kbps
DJ Rene @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
61,58mb 38:26 224kbps
DJ Rob (Stalker Haarlem) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 26-09-1992
82,23mb 44:55 256kbps
Ed @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
65,21mb 47:29 192kbps
Eddy de Clercq @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-02-1992
36,5mb 25:07 203kbps VBR
Edwin van Helden (aka Bro'ersoul) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 14-03-1992
39,5mb 43:10 128kbps
Erick E. @ For Those Who Like To Groove 04-01-1992
35,7mb 26:02 192kbps
Eugenio (Bass D) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 05-09-1992
74,39mb 46:26 224kbps
Gizmo @ For Those Who Like To Groove 07-03-1992
56,19mb 40:55 192kbps
Gizmo @ For Those Who Like To Groove 20-06-1992
67,48mb 36:51 256kbps
Jan Engelaar (dj Jean, iT) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
44,49mb 27:46 224kbps
Lady Mutiara @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
66,66mb 41:36 224kbps
Marcello (Chemistry) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 18-11-1991 (?)
78,8mb 57:26 192kbps
Menno @ For Those Who Like To Groove 05-09-1992
81,15mb 44:19 256kbps
Michel de Hey @ For Those Who Like To Groove 23-12-1991
50,62mb 55:17 128kbps
Miss Djax @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
19,45mb 21:15 128kbps
Orlando Voorn @ For Those Who Like To Groove 11-07-1992
78,81mb 43:03 256kbps
Quinten de Rosario @ For Those Who Like To Groove 06-06-1992
79,73mb 43:33 256kbps
Rene v/d Berg @ For Those Who Like To Groove 07-03-1992
52,7mb 38:26 192kbps
Remy @ For Those Who Like To Groove 01-02-1992
74,66mb 54:22 192kbps
Richie Hawtin @ For Those Who Like To Groove 04-04-1992
86,36mb 47:10 256kbps
Ricky Da Dragon (Parkzicht) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 04-07-1992
51,26mb 44:47 160kbps
Robin 'Jaydee' Albers @ For Those Who Like To Groove 25-11-1991
80,3mb 58:29 192kbps
Robin 'Jaydee' Albers @ FTWLTG last show @ Parkzicht Rotterdam 03-10-1992
71,49mb 39:02 256kbps
Roland & Joost @ For Those Who Like To Groove 09-05-1992
72,06mb 39:21 256kbps
Ronald Molendijk (Nighttown) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 09-12-1991
77,10mb 56:08 192kbps
Speedy J & Maurits Paardekoper (Gateway Experience) @ FTWLTG 00-00-1992
48,03mb 34:58 192kbps
Steve Cop (Cafe d'Anvers) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 08-08-1992
82,23mb 44:54 256kbps
The Prophet @ For Those Who Like To Groove 18-07-1992
77,73mb 42:27 256kbps

* all available tracklists and more shit over here *

Kriek Time!! a Tresor Goldie..

By request of a few LS.com mates
here's the full set of 1 of my fuckin' favz Herr Kriek oh yeahh!

A goldie, another one of those special Tresor nights with few unexpected (nice) surprises, i remember it well! (listening Klubradio that is ghehe) Named "B.itch and F.amous" with on Line-up aswell; AeoX with a LivePA, plus the sudden 'unexpected' support on stage, joining 'em none other as mister Bill Youngman himself, doing his stuff on the Mic ("Yo Yo Yo! Mo'Fuckaz!" gheheh =D) So you know the shit got craaazy, muahahaa! That all followed after this little 3 hour start of Kriek.. And closing off the night, Marc Snow on the decks, will give you a pretty good idea of what kinda shit been going down there i guess??! Anyway, here's a great opurtunity to taste a big portion of the atmosphere down @ Tresen back then, and you'll love it Freaksz! ((O)||| Tresor @ it's filthiest Best!! =D

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Can you take the different styled Freakyass Punishment of da Kriek??!!

For Those Who Like To Groove collection

As you probably know i also haven't lost my love for the early oldskool years.. thats why i also regularly up sets and old tapes at oldskool weblog, and thx 2 my mate oldskool there who re-upped 98% of the sets again + a few i did, and ofcourse all who shared their valuable tape-rips the past year, we have most of the FTWLTG sets collection on links to offer for the interested, and few more coming up later :) Hope you like it!

"For Those Who Like To Groove was a legendary but short-lasting radioshow on Radio 3 in The Netherlands and was broadcasted by the AVRO, that was hosted by Robin Albers (Jaydee). The first hour would feature the best new house and techno music, and during the second hour, a DJ would get in the studio and do a guestmix. For those who like to groove was probably one of the most intimate Dutch dance programs of all times. Unfortunately it lasted only for one year... the show received an award for the best national radio program in 1992. Before all of this Robin Albers started the Dutch mixing championships in 1984 and lots of deejays from back then have become todays' stars! "
Ronny-B- @ forthosewholiketogroove.nl

André (not Per!) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 18-04-1992
74,59mb 46:33 224kbps
Anthony @ For Those Who Like To Groove 15-08-1992
82,27mb 44:56 256kbps
Antoine @ For Those Who Like To Groove 19-09-1992
84,54mb 46:10 256kbps
Bart Bellens (Barocci) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 01-08-1992
79,74mb 43:33 256kbps
Bart Thimbles @ For Those Who Like To Groove 12-09-1992
75,63mb 41:18 256kbps
Buzz Fuzz @ For Those Who Like To Groove 16-05-1992
81,41mb 44:28 256kbps
Dano @ For Those Who Like To Groove 02-05-1992
79,45mb 43:23 256kbps
Dimitri (Roxy) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 01-12-1991
46,55mb 50:50 128kbps
DJ Koen @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
56,93mb 35:32 224kbps
DJ Paul @ For Those Who Like To Groove 07-03-1992
56,20mb 40:55 192kbps
DJ Rene @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
61,58mb 38:26 224kbps
DJ Rob (Parkzicht) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 26-09-1992
82,23mb 44:55 256kbps
Ed @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
65,21mb 47:29 192kbps
Edwin van Helden (aka Brersol) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 14-03-1992
39,5mb 43:10 128kbps
Eugenio (Bass D) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 05-09-1992
74,39mb 46:26 224kbps
Gizmo @ For Those Who Like To Groove 07-03-1992
56,19mb 40:55 192kbps
Gizmo @ For Those Who Like To Groove 20-06-1992
67,48mb 36:51 256kbps
Jan Engelaar (dj Jean :p) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
44,49mb 27:46 224kbps
Lady Mutiara @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
66,66mb 41:36 224kbps
Menno @ For Those Who Like To Groove 05-09-1992
81,15mb 44:19 256kbps
Michel de Hey @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
50,62mb 55:17 128kbps
Miss Djax @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1992
19,45mb 21:15 128kbps
Orlando Voorn @ For Those Who Like To Groove 11-07-1992
78,81mb 43:03 256kbps
Quinten de Rosario @ For Those Who Like To Groove 06-06-1992
79,73mb 43:33 256kbps
Remy @ For Those Who Like To Groove 01-02-1992
74,66mb 54:22 192kbps
Richie Hawtin @ For Those Who Like To Groove 04-04-1992
86,36mb 47:10 256kbps
Ricky Da Dragon (Parkzicht) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 04-07-1992
51,26mb 44:47 160kbps
Robin 'Jaydee' Albers @ For Those... last show @ Parkzicht Rotterdam 03-10-1992
71,49mb 39:02 256kbps
Roland & Joost @ For Those Who Like To Groove 09-05-1992
72,06mb 39:21 256kbps
Ronald Molendijk (Nighttown) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 00-00-1991
77,10mb 56:08 192kbps
Speedy J & Maurits Paardekoper LIVE @ For Those ... 00-00-1992
48,03mb 34:58 192kbps
Steve Cop (Cafe d'Anvers) @ For Those Who Like To Groove 08-08-1992
82,23mb 44:54 256kbps
The Prophet @ For Those Who Like To Groove 18-07-1992
77,73mb 42:27 256kbps

* all available tracklists and more shit over here *

Jeff Mills Essential Mix 07-06-1998

If you like it deep, dark and dangerous here's your ticket for a 2 hour trip into the deeper level with Jeff Mills, for me personally one of the best EM's i have heared so far and def' one of my alltime favourite Mills'ies aswell. Lemme know how you feel about this mastermix, have fun! (ps. ID's and/or edits are welcomed, as the tracklist going on web partially sucked imo, already could change few myself and i'm not even a 'trackkie' ;P Thanx in advance! )

Along the way...

Jeff Mills - "Humana (Track 1)" (Axis)
Jeff Mills - "Gateway To Zen" (Axis)
Jeff Mills - "Humana (Track 2)" (Axis)
Jeff Mills - "untitled" (Axis)
X101 - "Rave New World" (Tresor)
Jeff Mills - "untitled" (Axis)
Fumiya Tanaka - "In The Darkness" (white label)
Maco Lardla - "Plastatik" (white label)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (Zenit)
Steve Stoll - "GT1" (Novamute)
Artist Unknown - "Lost Recordings" (Cosmic)
Our Man From Havana - "Cubango" (Purpose Maker)
Purpose Maker - "Black In The Number" (Axis)
Artist Unknown - "Terrafurma" (Ground)
Artist Unknown - "The Primative Stream" (Cosmic)
Artist Unknown - "Kat Race" (Purpose Maker)
Steve Stoll - "Model T" (Purpose Maker)
Purpose Maker - "The Bells" (Purpose Maker)
Marco Carola - "Infinity" (white label)
Angel Alanis - "Subconscious Tango" (Konsequent)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (Purpose Maker)
Marco Carola - "Acid Tension" (Primate)
Jeff Mills - "Step To Enchantment" (Axis)
Fumiya Tanaka - "Antiboom" (white label)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (Surface)
The Previous - "Source EP" (Tortured)
Jay Denham - "untitled" (Black Nation)
Adam Beyer - "Stocktown City 4.45" (Rotation)
Tony Dax - "untitled" (Theory)
Ben Sims - "Retrovert" (Theory)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (white label)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (Axis)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (white label)
Anthony Sharir - "Systematic Advancing" (International Gigaloe)
Marco Carola - "Submarine" (white label)
Artist Unknown - "Terra Incognito" (white label)
Tony Dax - "untitled" (Theory)
Rue East - "Summer Blood" (Pure Plastic)
Rue East - "Power Cute" (Tortureo)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (white label)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (Ground)
Morgan - "Flower Child" (white label)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (white label)
Artist Unknown - "untitled" (Zenit Music)
Underground Resistance - "untitled" (TP Esor)
Purpose Maker - "Reverting" (Axis)
Artist Unknown - "Alarms" (Purpose Maker)
Our Man From Havana - "untitled" (Purpose Maker)
Marco Carola - "Rebound" (white label)

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jeff mills @ essential mix bbc radio one 07-06-1998
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[updated] 10yrs Awake: 079's oldies selection

Tonight, April 6th, the first of 3 nights in a row celebrating Awakenings 10 Year Anniversary is going down. To add some spirit to the old memories mood a lot are in these days, i upped a few sets from the old days period that came to an 'end' saturday Dec 09th 2000, cuz Amsterdam's Gashouder had to be closed for major renovation. It opened its doors again for an Awakenings party in Feb 2005.. Here's a few regulars that been playing Awake, maybe need to add info that Dj Jerome is from Holland but i think more introduction won't be needed with these names huh? And if my freetime lets me, i'll probably try to add few more the coming weeks..
For now, hope you'll like it!

-Picture by Merlijn Hoek-
Nick Rapaccioli @ Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam 11-10-1997 (P1/3)
(128kbps/66mb/72:13)

-= Many Thx 2 darkie DiA*OnE 4 sharing his tape-rippie!! =-

-Picture by Merlijn Hoek-
Billy Nasty @ Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam 30-10-1998-dc
(160kbps/50,5mb/44:08)

* thx 2 darkie TIPO for ripping *

Joel Mull @ Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam 30-10-1998-dc
(192kbps/53,5mb/38:57)

* thx 2 darkie TIPO for ripping *

Jerome @ Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam 16-09-2000
(128kbps/56mb/60:57)

-Picture by Merlijn Hoek-
Steve Rachmad @ Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam 16-09-2000
(128kbps/72mb/79:18)

-Picture by Merlijn Hoek-
Monika Kruse @ Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam 08-12-2000-dc
(128kbps/73.2mb/79:58)

Adam Beyer @ Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam 09-12-2000
(128kbps/56mb/60:21)
* artist images courtesy of awakenings site and/or as mentioned on pic itself! *

Jamiroquai @ Mean Fiddler London 16-11-2006

Here we go again.. well yeah,there's also a 'real' /daily life out there huh? ;) so i've been busy at my new job putting in lotsa time and effort,so.. now you know.

Ok then, 2007.. yeah i thought it was time to get back ruff, but some tasty nasty shit is like me aswell, and like some of you know i'm a bassplayer, you'll remember i posted a early Level 42 Live @ Holland perform when i started this log and my taste for the funky soundz of JK & band is also quite logic i guess? Cuz especially basswizzard Stuart Zender from the original line-up duz his shit the way i really like it! Hell Yeah..

But here's a more recent live performance from last year November and as the quality of rip was a quite nice and brite VBR i wanted to put this one on links for ya to enjoy! Can't give direct credits to someone as no info is known to me more then it was originally put out on thé JK fansite (I think is fair to say) Google makes the world go round,plz help yaself.. ;) hint: running for over 10 years now engined by dedicated fan(s) ofcourse and as often without commercial goals so expenses all by theirself. Thats the reason i upped it on rapidshare, if you know what i mean.

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TRACKLIST
Cosmic Girl
Canned Heat
If I Like It, I Do It
Little L
Alright
Black Capricorn Day
Love Foolosophy
Travelling Without Moving
Deeper Underground
Runaway

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Jamiroquai Live @ Mean Fiddler London 16-11-2006
(VBR 187kbps/71mb/52:58mins)

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Hope ya like it and special shouts 2 my colleague from work Hilko ;-)

Wishing you a HAPPY NEW YEAR!

HAPPY NEW YEAR Y'ALL!

Another year of partying and all has passed but.. don't fall asleep this coming year ghehe, keep them good and stomping parties coming cuz i'm still hungry whoehaha!! Not feeling too old yet for the fun, so...

Also basicly 1 year has passed now since i started blogging, and i'm actually interested in hearing some of your thoughts/remarks on it all. Why is that? Well, as i'm a bit short with my free/spare-time these days, i wanna know if all hours effort i put into all this is still worth doing so, if you know what i mean. There's enough of you checking things out here i know, that's not the problem. But things didn't get much more/different as being just another place that is kicking some links/music, anyway not many talk about music and sets appearing as i hoped for at the start... Links fora's and places you can find everywhere nowadays, don't really see the need to keep things here running in that perspective. If you know your way on the web you also could have noticed this spot always been good for a few sets to find first hand/that where not posted yet.. (thats anyway what i think) But again, there's enough places already to find stuff, where ppl can put on much more as they often can concentrate all their freetime on the blogs, sometimes doing it all with few ppl. I myself am occupied with several places every day as you maybe know, and this place was always a side-thing for me. Not that it's less important for me or whatever,surely not! But....

I'm not sure myself what to do yet.. i love doing this shit as long it's giving me a bit feeling it's a story that's coming from 2 sides, so some replies could be helpfull in my decision for that matter and surely appreciated!

Cheerz 079ez

Houseqlassics 2006

Here's 4 sets from last years only Houseqlassics edition, last November at a sold out Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam. What to expect?

With all 4 sets being from the Main/Blackbox Area this means basicly stylez ranging between oldskool house/classics of the harder type to early rave/hardcore. Miss Monica keeping it bit more relaxed on the bpm's, then both DJ Yves and Stanton going that whole range in their sets. DJ Stanton is my fav oldskool dj i tell ya! Also known as DJ Robert in those days, he was 1 of the old Parkzicht Rotterdam residents. Parkzicht is one of Holland's reknown Housetemples from the past, and was one of those places i loved to spend my (late) nightly hours together with few of my best mates!! Back to Stanton, i like him best when he plays fully old days stuff sets with a lil bit oldskool hiphop, hiphouse, house/clubclassics and few techno classics like early Beltram on R&S label for example. Imo you won't beat him if given a few hours to take you on a trip back to memory lane. Interested in a 10hrs trip?? Then you should check here for a sec! Ok,last but not least 1 of Belgium's retro heroes Franky Jones more or less going early rave/retro full-on. Have fun!

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Miss Monica Live at Houseqlassics HMH Amsterdam-11-11-2006-DC
(160kbps/63.8mb/55:47)

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DJ Yves Live at Houseqlassics HMH Amsterdam-11-11-2006-DC
(160kbps/68.7mb/60:02)

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Franky Jones Live at Houseqlassics HMH Amsterdam-11-11-2006-DC
(160kbps/69.4mb/60:41)

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DJ Stanton Live at Houseqlassics HMH Amsterdam-11-11-2006-DC
(160kbps/67.2mb/58:46)

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interested in some moving action check here for a short vid

Santa's Choice

...seems like Santa was in a dancing mood this year ghehe, cuz he left a selection of sets that been posted at various foras this past year, maybe there's something for you. Grab what you like don't wait too long, now it's still online guys! ;-)

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various stream rips:

Richie_Hawtin_at_Movement_2006_Detroit-STREAM-29-05-2006-DC
Oliver_Ho_at_New_Bit_Radio_London-STREAM-17-07-2006-DC
Sven_Väth_at_Partynight_Radio538-STREAM-06-08-2006-DC
D.A.V.E._The_Drummer_at_BOA_Radio-STREAM-05-09-2006-DC
Mark_Farina_at_JJJ_Mix_Up_Sydney-STREAM-16-09-2006-DC
Secret_Cinema_LivePA_at_Awakenings_Amsterdam-STREAM-07-10-2006-DC
192kbps/44kHz stereo rips:

Monika_Kruse - Live_At_Switch_Studio_Brussel-DAB-11-02-2006-DC
Mistress_Barbara_-_Live_At_Switch_Studio_Brussel-DAB-08-04-2006-DC
Jeff_Mills_-_Live_At_Switch_Studio_Brussel-DAB-22-04-2006-DC
Charles_Siegling_-_Live_At_Switch_Studio_Brussel-DAB-13-05-2006-DC
Regis - LivePA_At_Deflect_Utrecht-STREAM-26-08-2006-DC
256kbps/48kHz stereo rips:

Richie_Hawtin - Dance_Department_Radio538-HQSTREAM-16-09-2006-DC
Dominik_Eulberg - Dance_Department_Radio538-HQSTREAM-30-09-2006-DC
Tiefschwarz - Dance_Department_Radio538-HQSTREAM-30-09-2006-DC
Sven_Väth - Dance_Department_Radio538-HQSTREAM-14-10-2006-DC

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                                                Enjoy my friends, and have a PHAT NEW YEAR !!

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Christian Smith Psychogene @ Fuse 2003

Yumm yumm, seems Santa left a few goodies on my log, so lets start with this 3 hour goodie from FUSE Club Brussels, featuring Christian Smith and Psychogene!

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christian_smith_psychogene-live_at_fuse_(radio_21)-line-02-15-2003-dc
(192kbps/241mb/175:59)

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Enjoy this good old radio 21 rip!

R.I.P. James Brown

Unfortunately during these Xmas days the music community suffered a tragic loss with the Godfather of Soul passing away last monday..... I noticed the James Brown Mixtape link was already deleted so i re-upped it again as a tribute to him. Enjoy some of music's funkiest memories, people ...

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James Brown - Mixtape on JJJ Radio Sydney-04-02-2006-079ez
(160kbps/55mb/59:02)

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_________ R.I.P. James Brown _________

Respect ...

The Advent Live @ Awakenings 25-11-2006

WOOOT

Cisco rocked da place again bit like the old days at last Awakenings in the Gashouder,shame i had to miss it! but Westergas and us,well, there's this own decision Ban we never go there anymore since 09/12/2000... we'll see, maybe i'll be there some day, maybe not.. but its not about my ass, its about some fine-ass LivePA action by The Advent right here! So enjoy my friends!

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The Advent LivePA at Awakenings Gashouder Amsterdam-25-11-2006-DC
(128kbps/26,5mb/29:02)" The Phunk Will Continue! "

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Goldie @ Halo Nighclub Tasmania 29-11-2006

Here's something else for a change, going into the DnB area with not the least of em all: mister Goldie, you know wazzup guys!

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Goldie - Live at Halo Nightclub Hobart Tasmania AUS 29-11-2006-DC
(160kbps/84,4mb/73:36)

Have fun!

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GrandMaster Flash @ Zentra Chicago 06-10-2006

The real Oldskool Grand Master himself, throwing the Party way down and up again to the roof @ Jackin Friday's at Shytown's Zentra Club last month! LOL, now that's how you MOVE a(ny) crowd!! Listen and enjoy (and maybe learn some from this oldskool Legend performing, he's been there, done it all, all the way back from day ONE ) A perfect example i think, is how they took off that night ghehe;

".. but before we gonna start this; what's most important is, is that you jam with us. If there's anybody in the building that's too cool.. to yell and scream, throw their hands if i ask for it, or go crazy.. If you're too cool for all that shit, i would politely say to you; please get the fuck out cuz your in the wrong place! "

first let's kick some facts in ok, this Legend is from way back and not all of you might know the story..

GrandMaster Flash
Grandmaster Flash is Known as one of the three Originators of Break-Beat DJing (The Other 2 being Afrika Bambaataa and DJ Kool Herc), And is responsble for developing and perfecting time precision on the following DJ techniquues: Cutting (repeating a beat or Musical phrase by moving the record back and forth); Back Spinning (repeating a beat or phrase on a record, by alternately spinning both records backwards to the desired beat or phrase; thus, repeating it); and punch-phrasing (playing certainparts of a record on one turntable in quick volume surges, while the record plays on the other turntable). Flash was the first to debut track DJing skills like mixing records behind his back or beneath table, kicking mixing faders with his feet, and the like. In the late 1980s, he was also the first DJ to develop and market his own mixer, called the Flashformer. His Group the Furious Five was a premier group toward the mid-1970s, known for thier choreography, studded leather stage wear, and fierce Rapping Skills. Group member Cowboy was the first MC for Flash, Who Pioneered Phrases like "Throw your Hands in the Air, And wave'em like ya just don't care!," "Clap your hands to the beat!," and "Everybody Say, Ho!," Which have become staples in Rap and Hip Hop Culture. He was also the first Mc to hype the Skills of his DJ during Parties, With Lines like "The Pulsating, Inflating, Disco Shaking, Heartbreaking man on the turntables...." Flash's 1981 Single "the Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on The Wheels of Steel" was the first record to exemplify Hip-Hop DJing Skills, and the Group's 1982 hit "The Message" was One of the First Serious Rap Records. Group Member Melle Mel was among the most skillful rap lyricists and technicians of his name. He is also responsible for introducing a more phonetically percussive style to MCing.

As one of Hip Hop's pioneer DJs, Flash is responsible for introducing some of the following break records: "Pussyfooter" by Jackie Robinson, "Heaven and Hell" by 20th Century Steel Band, "Johnny the Fox" by Thin Lizzy, and "Walk This Way" Aerosmith. Flash grew up in the South Bronx with a wide appreciation of music. He would sneak and raid his father's record Collection, and listen to records by Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Thin Lizzy, Led Zeppelin and other varieties of Music. He was also fascinated with Electronics, and his mother eventually sent him to Samuel Gompers Vocational High School to Pursue this Interest. Flash started to take up DJing in 1974 after seeing Kool DJ Herc play Break Music. Flash and his then-partner, Mean Gene (DJ Grand Wizard Theodore's older Brother), Later played for small house parties and discos, Where he came upon Pete DJ Jones, A popular disco DJ for the older crowd. He noticed that Jones knew more about mixing than Kool Herc did, because Jones precued all his records, as opposed to Herc, Whose method of mixing was strictly based on how he dropped the needle. After asking Jones for an opportunity to play on his system several times, Flash found out why Jones's Mixing was perfect. By Listening through Jones's headphones, He discovered that that a troggle switch allowed him to hear the other turntable before playing it to the crowd. Thereafter, Flash found and divised his own switching system for his sound equipment, and soon began perfecting his timing in Break-Beat DJing. Around 1975 Flash began to apply what he called "The Clock Theory" to DJing, Where he began to read records by finding a particular spot on the record label (like the label's logo) to enable him to quickly find certain sections on a record. Mean Gene's Baby Brother, Theodore, Began hanging out with Flash around this time and later became Flash's record Boy.

Because Flash's DJing Skills at his parties captivated his crowd so much that it hindered them from dancing , He began to assemble a group of MCs to keep the Crowd going. Cowboy was his first choice for MC. Melle Mel was the second MC he chose, with Mel's brother, Kid Creole, Being the third. They then were billed as Grandmaster Flash and the 3 MCs. Later Flash would use a Vox drum machine with the group, Billing themselves as Grandmaster Flash and the 3 MCs with the Beat Box. Toward 1976 Flash was approached by ex-policeman and promoter Ray Chandler in St.Ann's Park in the Bronx, Who suggested to Flash that he esablish a regular spotfor his parties. Chandler found a place on Boston Road and 169th Street; The Small Club had a painted Black Door, and the two decided to Christen the spot in promotions as the Black Door. Later, Due to scattered problems by Stick-up kids who attended Flash's parties, Chandler decided to hire security for the spot. He hired some former members of the Black Spades street gang, known as the Casanova Crew, led by crew member Tiny. Within a few months the popularity of Flash's parties forced him to seek larger venues. By September 1976 Flash was playing the Audubon Ballroom to a crowd of nearly 3000, Where he performed many of his familiar tracks, plus added new ones, like dropping the needle on records directly on the beat, on time, without cuing (DAMN!!!) Flash, Cowboy, Melle Mel, Kid Creole, and added member Scorpio (then known as Mr.Ness) appeared in several other venues like the Renaissance and the Savoy Manner as Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Four. By 1977 the Furious Four Split with Flash's Manager, Ray Chandler, due to various differences, While Flash continued working minus his MCs. Around this same period DJ and MC battles were frequently occurring in the Bronx. Flash was involed in several notable ones, including challenging DJ Tex and Afrika Bambaataa, Where Flash retaliated with an army of sound systems.

Flash Began DJing for Kurtis Blow, and the two would later perform together at various P.A.L.venues in the Bronx. During summer 1978 Cowboy, Melle Mel, Creole and Scorpio were working with DJ Charlie Chase. By the End of 1978 Flash and his former MCs (with Scorpio) had Reunited and Resumed doing shows together. Around this same period they took part in a notable battle with Busy Bee Starski, Grand Wizard Theodore, and Afrika Bambaataa. Some time later the group's famous and intense battles would be with DJ Breakout and the Funky Four. By 1979 Flash was approached by legendary record producer/store owner Bobby Robinson of Enjoy Reords, who wanted to Rrecord Flash and the Group. During this same period Cowboy, Melle Mel, Kid Creole and former Funky Four member Raheim had recorded a record for Brass Records called "We Rap More Mellow" under an assumed name, The Younger Generation. Soon After, Flash and the Furious Five (with Raheim now a member) began recording for Robinson, with their first 12-inch single for the label being "Superappin'." Disappointed with Robinson's inability to get them on radio, the group soon signed with Sylvia Robinson's Sugar Hill Records, on the strength of her promise to get them to perform on the backing track of a record that was a DJ favorite at the time, titled "Get Up and Dance," by the group Freedom. Flash and the Furious Five's first record for Sugar Hill was, in fact, titled "Freedom," and was a hit with the Hip-Hop crowd. During that same year the group recorded the song "Birthday Party" By 1981 the landmark "Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel" was released. This single gave people the first recorded example of Falsh's wizardry on the turntables, and it was the first record of it's kind. During this same period Flash and the Furious Five went on a European Tour, where they opened some show for the punk rock group The Clash. They were received poorly by Clash audiences in some venues, while in others they received moderate responses(Kurtis Blow later Toured Triumphantly as The Clash's opener)

In 1982 the group had released another landmark recording called "The Message," a social Commentary that was unique for its "don't push me, 'cause i'm close to the edge" chorus hook, which expressed urban frustration. Sugar Hill Records' house band percussionist, Ed "Duke Bootee" Fletcher, was one of the main architects behind the work, with Melle Mel's performances making the piece one of Hip-Hop's true Classics. That same year Grandmaster Flash made an appearance in the Hip-Hop movie "Wild Style". In 1983 Flash felt there was a conclict of intrest with Sugar Hill Records' co-owner Sylvia Robinson managing and producing Flash and the Furious Five, as well as owning half the labelthey were recording for. Flash sued Sugar Hill Records for $5 million. Thereafter, the courts ruled the Flash had the right to keep the use of his name, "Grandmaster Flash," but was not entitled to a finacial settlement. The lawsuit caused another riff within the group with the Furious Splitting down the middle, with Melle Mel, Scorpio and Cowboy forming one fraction, and Mel's brother Creole, Raheim and Flash forming the other. Melle Mel, Cowboy and Scorpio continued to recoerd for Sugar Hill Records. The Single "White Lines (Don't Do It), " Which was released around 1984, was billed as Grandmaster & Melle Mel. Later Mel and the others did three albums for the label, billed as Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five, with King Lou, Grandmaster E-Z Mike, Dynamite, Tommy Gunn and Kami Kaze making up the remainder of the group. Melle Mel also did some cameo work during this same period, appearing on singer Chaka Khan's single "I Feel for you". During 1986, Melle Mel worked with promoter Van Silk on the WNBC-TV antidrug commerial in New York, which won an Emmy. Flash signed with Elektra Records, working with Raheim and Kid Creole, along with additional crew members, including Mr.Broadway, Lavon, Shame and Larry Love. In 1985 this configuration scored big with the piece "Larry's Dance Theme". After Several albums from both Furious Five fractions, the original Furious Five reformed again around 1988, recording the album "On The Strength". However, by September 1989 Flash's first MC, Cowboy, had died, and the group members had separated again to pursue individual projects. Melle Mel worked with Quincy Jones on his "Back on the Block" album, while Flash began to get into production, working with Roxanne Shante, Essence (who appeared on the soundtrack of the film "New Jack City"), Color Me Badd and others. In 1994 Flash and the Four Furious members had united again for a few months, this time on radio, doing the "Mic Check Show" on New York's Hot-97 FM. "

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GrandMaster Flash @ Jackin Fridays,Zentra Chicago 06-10-2006-079ez
(128kbps/99.6mb/108:51)

Now that's how you throw a g-damn PARTY! Enjoy

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Galluzzi & Beyer @ Ostgut Berlin 19-10-2002

Ok people, i thought it was time for a few longplayers here, the moment i saw this golden oldie from our archives was uploaded by somebody on RapidShare-links ( Thx 2 v3rm1nator ! )

A vintage 6 hour broadcast from Klubradio Berlin (unfortunately down already since a year or so :() featuring Andre Galluzzi and Adam Beyer playing the former Ostgut Club in Berlin. (Nowadays known as Berghain/Panoramabar) With these 2 names you know it's a guarantee you can sit back and enjoy these 6hrs the moment you got em ready to play,right?? You'll only need a lil bit of patience as the 6hrs are split in 1hour parts, but playable btw ... ;) OK, hope you are gonna like this baby!

*although it seems ages ago, still: THX 2 da ripper, £l@iR, real DC oldskoolaz*

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Andre Galluzzi-Live At Ostgut (Klubradio)-STREAM-10-19-2002-DC.part1.zip
Andre Galluzzi-Live At Ostgut (Klubradio)-STREAM-10-19-2002-DC.part2.zip
Galluzzi & Beyer-Live At Ostgut (Klubradio)-STREAM-10-19-2002-DC.part3.zip
Adam Beyer-Live At Ostgut (Klubradio)-STREAM-10-19-2002-DC.part4.zip
Adam Beyer-Live At Ostgut (Klubradio)-STREAM-10-19-2002-DC.part5.zip
Adam Beyer-Live At Ostgut (Klubradio)-STREAM-10-19-2002-DC.part6.zip

(192kbps/494mb/359:58)

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[re-upp] krs-one @ store vega 22-06-2005

Wazzup wazzup?!
Here we go.. this 1 needed a re-upp as the link was down already; the 2005 Live teachin action by The Blastmaster KRS-One and company in Kopenhagen Denmark. Filling the requests by Gijs and Faridah plus as sorta lil' welcome back dedicated to my old DC boss Steve107 who turned up on web again recently! :)

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KRS-One Live at Store Vega Kopenhagen (P3 Live)-STREAM-22-06-2005-DC
(128kbps/51mb/55:47)

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Hope y'all like it! Peaze..

Ben Sims @ Theory HQ London 17-05-2006

This mix is also known as Ben's "Extreme Discotech" Mix, here's all infos:

" Ben Sims presents… Extreme Discotech "
recorded at Theory HQ, London, 17th May 2006.
3 Technics SL1210MKGS/1 Pioneer CDJ1000/1 Pioneer DJM800

__ T R A C K L I S T ___

Solid Gold Playaz – let’s Go Down Town – LSF
Solid Gold Playaz – Can We make Love or What - LSF
Santone – be Right There – Som Underground
Don Williams – Appeal - Rewired
Jon Culter/Dj Romain - Get Up - Distant Music
Killa Productions - Going Back To My Roots B2 - KB RECORDS INC
DJ Sneak - Pressure Point - Magnetic
I:Cube - Picnic Attack - Versatile
Solid Gold Playaz - Let Me Tell You Something - LSF
Hayden Andre – Tribal Life - Strobe
Kerri Chandler – Bar-a-thym - NRK
Innersphere – Phunk - Intacto
Dutch Liquid – Scream - STW
Dutch liquid – Smooth Groove/Remix -.Rere
Greenwich Allstars – Piano - Ingoma
Vamp Circus – Need You/Dark Science Remix - Phont
Black Ops – Black Unity - LSF
Unknown – Unknown - White
Playboy - A Paco Di Bano’s’/DUB MIX - Tag
DJ Q - My Kinda House - Filter
Joris Voorn - Lost Memories PT1 - Sino
Kramer Dashwood - .What Has Been Joined By God - PGH
Jon Culter/DJ Romain - Just Can’t Get Enough – Distant Music
DJ Sneak - U Betta Know - Classic

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Ben Sims - Live At Theory HQ London-STREAM-17-05-2006-DC
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Been aired by Radio Magnetic 05-06-2006, the 'Relentless' show... Enjoy

DJ Bone @ Third Ear Presents Detroit Radio

Finally then.. a dope set with a length that would do my Detroit favourite right! Not only does his view on things/the bizz and all appeal to me, also DJ Bone's flow been one i liked already for a longer time; not just mixing it, also a bit of action behind the (3) decks. Not playing safe, not holding back. Regardless of whatever mr boo or bah-perfect may say, i digg it, simple as that. Well.. i got an oldskool Hiphop past (LOL its filled with several spraypainted colours & fumes so to speak) Maybe there's this 'urge' coming from to wanna see at least some action whenever a dj's playing... Anyways, here he is as featured on the Third Ear Presents Detroit Radio show at Samurai.FM (once again they're kicking it :)) Enjoy the ride!

" Straight from the studio. No edits. No tracklists. No bullshit. "

" DJ Bone is one of Detroit's most coveted underground vinyl technicians, and winner of numerous awards. This very talented and highly sought after artist plays events and clubs worldwide, has held a residency position at four of Detroit's top clubs, and produces music inspired by the city of Detroit.

His record labels Subject Detroit and Encounter release futuristic and soulful music, displaying the true essence of Detroit's Techno Soul. Bone experienced the emotion, passion and energy of Detroit Techno first hand at the famous Music Institute. What he witnessed there, along with the eclectic mix of music filling Detroit's airwaves by the legendary Electrifyin' Mojo and The Wizard, along with Detroit's industrial backdrop, would serve to be Bone's main influences. Bone's residency at the now defunct Motor Lounge in Hamtrammak in the suburbs of Detroit, in its early days, are the stuff of legend. Roadblocked every night, with thousands tuning in to his radio broadcasts. Unhappy with the way the club tried to exploit his pulling power, he resigned. Uncompromising in his approach to music and to the music business, DJ Bone has consistently stayed true to the ethics of the Underground, and should be applauded for that. And of course, for his soulful, celebratory Detroit Techno, appreciated by loyal dancers, listeners, and djs, the world over. "

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DJ Bone - Live at Third Ear Presents Detroit Radio-STREAM-18-08-2006-DC
(128kbps/134mb/147:21)

[ OFFLINE! ]

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RESPECT.