Russell Street Acid
DJ VFT mixing up some early Acid from 1988/89
that were on regular rotation when he still lived at home,
much to the annoyance of his mother and the neighbours!
This set was recorded around April 2022. Track titles in video.
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21 Century Acid
In this set DJ VFT mixes up a set of acid
tracks that were all recorded after 2001.
Tack titles are included in the video
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Casey Tucker live in the mix
April 2018
Casey Tucker live in the mix April 2018 with a
deep underground after hours selection.
Tack titles are included in the video
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VFT live in the mix August 2017
The Eclipse mix
Casey Tucker aka VFT live in the mix August 2017.
Tack titles are included in the video
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Back in 2012 rumours were rife that the world was going to end that year.
This mix was done in response to the rumours - just in case they were true and it was to be the last mix!
The set is pretty hard as it was done during back end of the 'Complextro' era. And keeping in line with the Armageddon theme, both the opening and closing tracks reference the end of the world.
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DJ Casey live in the mix 1994
DJ Casey live in the mix 1994.
Tack titles are included in the video
A vinyl set of techno from back in the day that contains tracks from artists including Dave Angel, Planetary Assault Systems, Plastikman, DBX and Jeff Mills.
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Casey Tucker live in the mix April 2017.
The messages are in the music. . .
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Casey Tucker live in the mix September 2020.
with the second instalment of audio truth bombs mixed with a dash of humour.
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Confusion & Superior's techno show on Pulse FM London recorded in December 1992. Featuring a selection of the cutting edge underground cuts of the day.
Many thanks to Paul (DJ Confusion) for sending in the file.
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DJ's Superior and Confusion recorded in October 1993. The show starts off on a darker tip with some hard industrial type stuff
then blends into some early Basic Channel, who are regarded by many as the inventors of dub techno, with their rendition of the classic techno track Lyot by Vainqueur.
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A snippet from Kiss FM back in 1993 featuring the late Colin Favor whose show consisted of a mixture of techno, breakbeat and experimental material.
This segment was recorded back in February 93 and captures an interesting time in Kiss FM's history.
During this time the station had recently become legal but still had a pirate vibe to it because all the original DJ's were still on board.
Even the included advert has a mixed tone to it as it advertises an event featuring a bunch of underground DJ's but the event itself is sponsored by Holsten Export lager.
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The first in a couple of short recordings from back in the day when there was a pirate radio station broadcasting in the Peterborough area briefly for a few weeks during late 1989 and early 1990. Rave FM, broadcasting on the frequency of 105.5.
Although it was primarily a rave station it played music from across the board with a mixture of early rave, soul and Hip Hop.
Above is a set from DJ K9 playing a selection of early break beat and techno recorded in January 1990 at the start of a new year and a new decade.
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The second and final instalment from Peterborough's short lived pirate station Rave FM, featuring the House and Techno resident DJ K9.
This instalment kicks things off with Frankie Bones' paying homage to the Techno sound followed by some obscure track that I've only every heard once, which was on this show.
We then have a couple of Shades Of Rhythm classics before finishing off with more underground Techno of the day.
Although it was fun while it lasted the station was always going to struggle due to a combination of lack of funding and no permanent residence and by the summer of 1990 the station was no more unfortunately.
There was also a rumour going around that the local commercial station had become aware of Rave FM's existence and had informed the authorities so I guess it was best to quit while you were ahead!
Another reason for the stations demise was the fact that the DJ's were becoming increasingly more busy as the local club and music scene started to grow and they became in demand elsewhere.
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