lifted's RAVE THREAD (1992-2005) for those who know

[lifted*fox]

post 1992-2005 old skool, jungle, drum & bass, hardcore, garage, etc. but it has to be good and not shit plz x

 

can be individual tunes or full sets btw 

 

Edited 5 December 2018 by lifted*fox
clarity, baby

[Izzy]

1992 Daz, does this count?

 

 

[lifted*fox]

 

[lifted*fox]

1 minute ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

1992 Daz, does this count?

 

edited to include 1992 as there were some QUALITY tunes there too 

[lifted*fox]

 

97 garage banger

 

Edited 5 December 2018 by lifted*fox

[lifted*fox]

 

2001 garage bubbler

[Samilktray]

Zomby’s ‘Where were U in 92’ is a fantastic tribute to the 90s rave scene 

[Strokes]

What you sayin’?

[lifted*fox]

and the flip

 

 

jeez

[lifted*fox]

Just now, Samilktray said:

Zomby’s ‘Where were U in 92’ is a fantastic tribute to the 90s rave scene 

 

zomby's finest work, indeed. absolutely. 

[lifted*fox]

1 minute ago, Strokes said:

What you sayin’?

 

mate, funnily enough me and my best mate rinsed the rap and hyper d tape from a hysteria 1996 pack - can't remember which hysteria it was.

 

we played it so much the tape snapped and we taped it back together and rinsed it until it broke again

 

rap 96 / 97 with hyper was up there with the best 

[lifted*fox]

two bonkers mixes that have some great memories attached to them 

 

2002

 

 

2003

 

 

 

[Mike Oxlong]

Do Altern8 qualify. 

 

Full blast in the old Cavalier SRI 

 

What a twat I looked 

[lifted*fox]

2 minutes ago, Mike Oxlong said:

Do Altern8 qualify. 

 

Full blast in the old Cavalier SRI 

 

What a twat I looked 

 

yep! post up a tune. 

 

relive the memories, feel the rush 

[Mike Oxlong]

1 minute ago, lifted*fox said:

 

yep! post up a tune. 

 

relive the memories, feel the rush 

Maybe later when I’m taking refuge from the match thread  

[Strokes]

17 minutes ago, lifted*fox said:

 

mate, funnily enough me and my best mate rinsed the rap and hyper d tape from a hysteria 1996 pack - can't remember which hysteria it was.

 

we played it so much the tape snapped and we taped it back together and rinsed it until it broke again

 

rap 96 / 97 with hyper was up there with the best 

What an era that was with hyper. RIP man

 

[lifted*fox]

happy hardcore breakdowns from 2002/2003 era make me well up because I can literally close my eyes and be 17 again stood down the front of those massive slammin' vinyl raves absolutely ruined and just loving every moment. 

 

talking to my mates in the smoking area only to open my eyes and realise I've lost everyone and I'm talking to myself in the middle of the dancefloor 

 

seems like a life time ago now. 

 

my poor brain  

[Strokes]

1 hour ago, lifted*fox said:

happy hardcore breakdowns from 2002/2003 era make me well up because I can literally close my eyes and be 17 again stood down the front of those massive slammin' vinyl raves absolutely ruined and just loving every moment. 

 

talking to my mates in the smoking area only to open my eyes and realise I've lost everyone and I'm talking to myself in the middle of the dancefloor 

 

seems like a life time ago now. 

 

my poor brain  

Yeah I think we all did that a few times. I used to go helta skelta in MK from the age 16 and I’d regularly lose my pals for huge parts of the night and have no concept of time. How the hell I always made it home ok, I’ll never know.

[lifted*fox]

 

uplifting piano hardcore 1995

[Stadt]

About the only thing you have in common with @Kinowe Soorie I think 

 

 

 

 

It's a thought I've had before but the aesthetics of vinyls (particularly dance tracks) are very cool

Edited 6 December 2018 by Stadt

[rico]

Had some cracking nights at Splendid and HEAD....

[hairy]

3 hours ago, rico said:

Had some cracking nights at Splendid 

still listen to one of their cassettes

[Beliall]

Tony de vit.  man was my hero.back then, went looking for his mixes, ended up going down a youtube rabbit hole and found this that, even though its newer, im gonna share because **** you.

 

what a ****ing thread

[Izzy]

13 hours ago, Stadt said:

About the only thing you have in common with @Kinowe Soorie I think 

 

 

 

 

It's a thought I've had before but the aesthetics of vinyls (particularly dance tracks) are very cool

The same Slipmatt that was Slipmatt and Lime (SL2?)

 

This was massive. Happy days..

 

 

[lifted*fox]

13 hours ago, Stadt said:

 

 

 

personal favourite, second drop is brutal