Track of the Day

Billy Mays

patsy mulcaghy

For the day that's in it. RIP Erick Morillo

TheRepentent

patsy mulcaghy wrote: »

For the day that's in it. RIP Erick Morillo

Fuk is he dead ? his Miami series was great

Billy Mays

Found dead in his gaff today

Was recently arrested for sexual assault and was due in court soon

Read elsewhere he wasn't a very nice guy

TheRepentent

Billy Mays wrote: »

Found dead in his gaff today

Was recently arrested for sexual assault and was due in court soon

Read elsewhere he wasn't a very nice guy

Didn't know that,,,just aware of his music

IAMAMORON

Billy Mays wrote: »

Found dead in his gaff today

Was recently arrested for sexual assault and was due in court soon

Read elsewhere he wasn't a very nice guy

I tell you what, half of what you see and nadda that you ever hear ( or read, telly, paper etc, is all you should be believing. The dude was knee deep making music and while I was never that crazy about his stuff, he was producing toooons for years and fair play to him and may he rest in peace.

All his stuff fairly handbaggy I found, but had a certain energy to some of it. Banging in yo face loud hammy bump da bump bump toooons. RIP.

TheAsYLuMkeY

Billy Mays wrote: »

I actually own this one on Vinyl, class track.

IAMAMORON

IAMAMORON

contemporary " new school" breakbeat/ hardcore. " watch ya bassbins i am tellin ya"

Andrewf20

TheAsYLuMkeY

IAMAMORON wrote: »

contemporary " new school" breakbeat/ hardcore. " watch ya bassbins i am tellin ya"

Like it, its a very well made homage to a great sound.

Anyone that is into making tracks, this is a VST for you, video is someone using a midi to control the VST, all the sounds of old school.....

waynescales1

TheRepentent

iamstop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-uuWx-X3Xg

Parabellum9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbn7y_4bvhQ

Billy Mays

Bambaata

Always come back to this when i want to chill out!

IAMAMORON

TheAsYLuMkeY

This is one of my all time favorites, the fourth comment down about the Video of the Asylum.... i made that video

Bought from RTE on VHS years ago and converted, i then overlay-ed that track as the opener with Static shots of photos that were taken from the Asylum/Oldskool thread and some of my own. Also the tracks was converted from my own Vinyl copy.

De Bhál

Maysa07

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uvr23F6nhV4

TheAsYLuMkeY

This one defined the time it was released......nothing short of amazing,

TheRepentent

One of my favourite tracks of all time ^^^^

The b-side was decent enough too. Anything by HardFloor is great tbh

TheAsYLuMkeY

TheRepentent wrote: »

One of my favourite tracks of all time ^^^^

The b-side was decent enough too. Anything by HardFloor is great tbh

It was....and is....i still have that Vinyl in the image above.

Prolekult was a great label, i have a good few Vinyl releases on Prolekult.

Including this one,

Maysa07

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_PBhtzCSME

TheAsYLuMkeY

I know i am breaking all the rules today, but i feel inspired where this thread is pulling me, seeing as the last track mentioned Baby Doc mix on the label, this is an absolute belter, was on Pressure house 4 of cassette years ago, i still have the cassette, Black Memorex tape, here it is here, still listen to it in car.

TheAsYLuMkeY

Stone cold classic...... what this track did and does for me is and was nothing short of incredible, The build up from 04:26 for almost a minute and a half to 05:50, then……..

GET DOWN!

Maysa07

Sends me right back this, Just wow ... Warp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzV0TBr26WQ

TheAsYLuMkeY

Maysa07 wrote: »

Sends me right back this, Just wow ... Warp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzV0TBr26WQ

Yes i love that Syncopated voice all through it, you hear it clearly at 02:35.

I have a few from the WARP label, i have always loved this one, one of the very first Acid house tracks i bought on Vinyl, before i ever even had decks to mix with,

waynescales1

You're all a bunch of headbangers, time to calm down...

Skip to 3 mins...

4:40 is perfection...

Billy Mays

TheAsYLuMkeY

waynescales1 wrote: »

You're all a bunch of headbangers, time to calm down...

Skip to 3 mins...

4:40 is perfection...

Its a nice sound alright.

TheAsYLuMkeY

Another classic, the raw energy of this at 02:19 is incredible,

De Bhál

Billy Mays wrote: »

Robert Hood - The Struggle

I heard this on Robert Hood's lockdown mix from July - great minimal techno mix

Billy Mays

De Bhál wrote: »

I heard this on Robert Hood's lockdown mix from July - great minimal techno mix

I got it from this. It was on Sunday evening.

IAMAMORON

waynescales1

^^^Haha, the contrast between the sound and the setting in that lad's kitchen...

A piece of disco house that would put Victor Meldrew in good humour...

IAMAMORON

BonnieSituation

waynescales1 wrote: »

You're all a bunch of headbangers, time to calm down...

Skip to 3 mins...

4:40 is perfection...

That is lovely and couldn't be more up my street if it tried @4:40

Cheers!

Billy Mays

ianuss

This was shown again for culture night last week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jYBVXYo1H4

ianuss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTpgV1CgA30

nthclare

ianuss wrote: »

This was shown again for culture night last week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jYBVXYo1H4

I was in the Cork scene in the 90's Sir Henry's was my gig, I missed out on Dublin.

Looking at that documentary it looked like a great times up there too.

Although we had raves in the woods in East Clare in the early 90's onwards, a lot of the new age travellers and crusties moved over here and brought their amp's and decks over.

Thanks for sharing

Great times

IAMAMORON

TheAsYLuMkeY

Loved this one when it was out, was a bit of a handbaggy track that was played in all the nightclubs like Club M, Coppers, The Harp etc, but i loved it then and still do now.

TheAsYLuMkeY

ianuss wrote: »

This was shown again for culture night last week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jYBVXYo1H4

Its very well made and does give a real sense of what it was like and how things developed.

(Delighted to see my name in end credits 'Archive' section:) )

TheAsYLuMkeY

nthclare wrote: »

I was in the Cork scene in the 90's Sir Henry's was my gig, I missed out on Dublin.

Looking at that documentary it looked like a great times up there too.

Although we had raves in the woods in East Clare in the early 90's onwards, a lot of the new age travellers and crusties moved over here and brought their amp's and decks over.

Thanks for sharing

Great times

Vice Versa.... i remember always hearing from lads about Sir Henrys in cork, but never made it down, made it as far as Wexford, Wicklow and Galway to different venues, but was hard at it in Dublin for most of that decade.

Billy Mays

Masterpiece

TheAsYLuMkeY

Billy Mays wrote: »

Masterpiece

To get the full appreciation of this i will listen to it in the car later up full.

I love that Loon sound (Thats the bird call) i made a track myself called, 'Trip to the Loon'

It originally came from this machine,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-mu_Emax#The_Emax_II

this was the machine ferris beuller used the emulate his coughing in the movie.

TheAsYLuMkeY

This is one of the best tracks of the 90's by far, i recall at the time it was released after the Asylum had closed, and the only venue that my Neurons can actually recall being present at when it was played was the Ormond MMC, i remember thinking at the time this would have been one of the tracks that defined the Asylum sound and experience, the bassline, the cutting blade sound and that ripping 303.........