Madchester scene,,,hey, i was young:-)
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> I have it on good authority that the first record of this nature to land
in
> M
Try a Garage night :) Sheffield has a massive scene and the mix is
pretty even, just duck if something goes bang. The scene here is
closing all the clubs down - seven shootings this year, very sad.
Madness aint it, go for a night out, get shot at - egos need to kept in
check at some of the
On 23 Sep 2004, at 15:57, Mann, Ravinder wrote:
But as a music that is African in its roots theres not many African
decendants
listening to it. Go to a techno night and look around. It's clear to
see.
Technically that isn't true tho is it.
++ I thought Id see more diversity. Its certainly
> But as a music that is African in its roots theres not many African
> decendants
> listening to it. Go to a techno night and look around. It's clear to see.
Technically that isn't true tho is it.
++ I thought Id see more diversity. Its certainly less diverse to the times I
was reffering to
On 23 Sep 2004, at 14:47, Mann, Ravinder wrote:
No I wouldn't say its 100%. I mean I still like techno : ) But as a
music
that is African in its roots theres not many African decendants
listening to
it. Go to a techno night and look around. It's clear to see.
Technically that isn't true tho
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>Up Periscope.
>
>Records I recall being played in Leeds at that time ..
>
>Corina - T Coy
>Too Far Gone - Adonis
Of course your email got through Alex, its a well
trodden path from your work to the 313 list, the email
isnt going to get lost is it ;-))
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> p.s. my email is going all funny, I presume my post
> got through, I've taken
> this from an email from Ken.
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>as these scenes could and should imo co exist in Clubland.
Totally agreed.
and there won't be any 'good' clubs again really till they do.
p.s. my email is going all funny, I presume my post got through, I've taken
this from an email from Ken.
>Up Periscope.
>
>Records I recall being played in Leeds at that time ..
>
>Corina - T Coy
>Too Far Gone - Adonis
>The Dance - DM
>Like This - Chip E
>We Rocking Down the House -
>House Nation - House Master
>Voodoo Ray - AGCG
>Pacific State - 808
>Lets get Brutal -
>Ma Foom Bay - Cultural Vib
t's way it was.
Rav
Down Periscope
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I have it on good authority that the first record of this nature to land in
Ma
I have it on good authority that the first record of this nature to land in
Manchester was Chip E "Like This".
That was late '86. 4 copies apparently.
The first 'house' record to blow the whole thing up in Manchester was
Adonis "No Way Back".
Apparently that's the one that kicked everything off.
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