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What a belter of a documentary, i was born late 80s so missed all these epic raves but spent my teens becoming addicted to hard house, 37 now and still rinsing the tunes on the school run 💪💪💪💪
What a time to be alive! Really interesting documentary. I always thought the DJ's were paid thousands from their CD sales and gigging but obviously not the case.
Great docu. I was there from the start. I only wish it was all still like it today. But. Do you know what? Music. Music is what brings us all together & i love my Hard House Family
Hey ppls,luv the docu hard house will never die.it attracts the unique ppls who wanna dance all night and the next day to elervated bpms and creative traks.frantic in a word says it all.luv it 👍.respect to tony dvit for me his legacy is, don't b shy if your making music get it out there,,,,,u might b the next legend. 👍🎶🎶. Essex raver stuart in it 4life and will take it to the next life🤔😅🎶👍 cheers
Wow this is such a great film. I used to run a website and label called Energy UK and this takes me back so much!!! Headlining HQ in 2000 was one of the best moments of my life, good times! Great to see lots of my old friends from the scene in the film too. Great memories, thanks for making the film! Graeme EUK
When I saw this documentary I got so excited, then really sad afterwards as hard house was such a huge part of my life in London from 1997-2005 when it died. Camden Palace, The Fridge, The Chunnel Club, Heat & Vauxhall Arches to name just a few. Anyone remember Frenzied at the Bondai Bar in Acton?? lol!
eleanor cocker I remember the first time I see Proteus at HHA in Brixton. I was stunned he blew me away. He went on to win best hard dance Dj 2 years running. Now you barely see him in the U.K. no more where demand is just obsolete.
We did a few events at Hidden and Heaven in the mid 2000s that were really good! Frantic’s 10th Birthday at Koko (Camden Palace) will forever be remembered for queue jumping Eastern Europeans and a super, super hot temperature inside the club. Hard House Awards at Brixton Academy always a hoot too! Shout out to London 👍
thanks for posting this 😆 been into hard house since 1999 when it was huge here in Canada that's what got me into dj ing hard house and I never turned back
Loved this video. I started going clubbing to Hardhouse in 1999. Sundissential North was my first experience. I loved it straight away. Kept at it til around 2010. Made loads of friends from it and still love the music.
Really good and accurate documentary. I was one of the lucky few who got in on the ground floor in 95-96 when we discovered Tony Devit playing at Progress in Derby. We became hardcore worshippers of hard house from then on attending Sundissential weekly through to many of Tidy Trax events. Unfortunately in 2004 the time came for me to start a family and these days were regrettably left behind.
Wicked documentary. The only thing I don’t agree with was the time frame being banded around for Ketamine coming on and killing the scene a bit. For me that came later, around 2004/5. Was really noticeable in Polysexual, Storm and what became pretty rare annual Sundissential events. Up to that point, for me at least, it was nothing but happy and VERY colourful people. Birmingham and the Midlands in general was where it was at for the best crowds and we went all over for this scene. Tidy’s 10th Birthday at Magna was probably the best one night event I’d been to outside of the Helter Skelter stuff! Somehow managed to walk away from doing that stuff relatively intact. Quite how is a mystery! Big respect to anyone else out there watching this that trashed perfectly good boxing boots stomping to this genre. It really was a special thing to be a part of :)
That was deadly! Fair play. Loved it! I miss the old days of when we packed out venues and loads of people went to small gigs. Nowaday ya would get it hard to get 1000 people into a club no matter who was playin :(
Very true about South Africa, our scene grew quickly and the Tidy Trax parties were amazing! BK played in small club in Cape Town called Unity :) The best days 😎
I really enjoyed that. Great to see the Lab 4 lads & Captain Tinrib and good to hear Tripoli Trax and Choci Tunes get a mention. It was indeed the golden age of clubbing and i so agree the first time you should hear a tune is in the middle of the dance floor, not on a bluetooth speaker while walking to work.
Brilliant, thank you for making this. I cant imagine life with out hard house its gotten me through the worst times and given me some of my best memories 🤌
Brilliant documentary! Brings back one of my favorite memories of hearing LAB4 playing new tracks live in Sheffield (late 90s) - speaking too them as they packed up at the end of the night and buying vinyls straight off them. Good old days!! :D
brings me right back to when i was 10 in 2000 and my brother gave me a cd with hard house on it, i heard "Cortana - music is moving" it was then that i fell in love with hard house and listened for a number of years until moving onto hardstyle, i miss the old pumping drive in the tracks there's just no other genre like it imho. Can anyone recommend some awesome oldskool hard house mixes please? thanks great video :)
I got into HardHouse in 2003 and loved it. Got to see the big acts in this video like Proteus, Lab 4 & Bk to name a few. Think wed all agree tho it’s seems looooong gone now you don’t see events in London no more like before
2:36 "Hardhouse has never been played on the radio" Amo i literally have a recording of you and Andy on radio 1 from the first summer camp. 😂 I was there in the damn room
I want to start off by saying much respect and love from the “Inland Empire” in California. Second this is just me speaking on where “HardHouse” really started for me and I am not speaking for anybody else. Around 90-95 I remember hearing what was called “techno” in California which had such sets with TV commercial intros such as peewee herman, Sesame Street, pink panther and so on. Movie intros like Robocop, Goonies, Grease and so on. Then around 95-00 is a mixture of “Dance Music”, “House Music”, “Jungle” and “HardHouse”. The first time I heard a HardHouse cd was underground and this was in the 95-96. It was where I noticed they where using almost the same formula from techno and adding it to HardHouse which was really fast, hard and banging. Tetris, Pac-Man, smurfs,inspector gadget and jeopardy and so on and so forth. I did not know that at the same time on the other side of the state Chicago was doing the same and was including latin music into the sets. Where ever it started or who ever started this epic movement I’m glad I’m part of it. Much love and respect.
I still listen to hard house most days, it never gets old to me. Always brings back great memory's of getting messy with mates and dancing my tits off. Todays music just doesnt cut it for me. Call me old but most of it sounds the same and dont get me started on "hard style"!!!!!!!!!!
Fuck yeah! What a tribute to the scene and music. Fond memories of going clubbing at Phoenix and Tatou through Fevah and Fahrenheit gigs. Steve Blake, Tidy Boys, Skol, Phil Reynold, Mr Bishi, Andy Farley, Lab 4 among many others. You're all legends and the music and memories will always be with me. Time to crack a Red Bull, play some classic toons and give the ole man boobs the shake up. Cheers to you all 🍻
Excellent documentary. with so many familiar faces.. Shame it didn't cover some of the iconic parties & venues along the way that made the scene what it was/is..would have been good to have seen the Chunnel Club, The Fridge, The End, SE1/The Drome..Frantic HHA, Logic, Heat, Escape from Samsara.. mentioned.. great fun to watch though, well done guys!!
Storm up in Coalville was always a banging night out too. Bounce 2 This events, albeit shortlived, were really decent hard nights. So many DJs not interviewed or mentioned either. Was a much bigger scene than the video kinda inferred it to be. The Weekenders that Tidy ran were also bonkers and always good for a escape.
This brings back great memories. It's a shame house/ techno and hard style have overt taken the underground scene. I hope hard house can come back. I still love it.
My 3 best Hard house tracks off all time. Tony de vit - are you all ready Paul Glazby - Hostile Paul janes - lost in love Come out me and beat that 3 😾
I loved hard house when it first started to gain popularity in the mid-90s when it used to usually be mixed up with trance sounds at a whole load of underground clubs in London and the rest of England. However in the new millennium when clubs starting playing just hard house I don’t like it half as much - went to a few Sunday morning places after the main club had shut and that happened and I didn’t have that much fun. Just think of some of the best Trade mixes from the mid 90s bangin hard house with trance and hard trance mixed amongst it - those sets were amazing and just how I like it once those sets disappeared it lost its attraction a bit for me.
99-02 in Portland Oregon, there was a thriving hard house/ hard nrg scene. Then hardstyle took over for a few years. Then it died hard. Breaks took a nose dive at the same time and d&b started it’s decline into bro step. Ecstasy became thizz and girls starting dressing for porn shoots. For me, that’s when it died. It was no longer about the love of the music, seeing friends, loving the dance. It became about being cool.
In reality the underground hard house scene started to die after 1995/96 possibly in to 97 but by then something changed, the underground movement was becoming commercialised the drugs were garbage and the real underground sweat boxes of the arches were coming to an end, The massive crowds and blistering heat of rammed to the rafters underground clubs were giving way to a new era,Hard house carried on in to the 2000.s but lost its roots of the funky acid house scene from the 80,s and moved more in to outright electronics and cdj,s in my opinion. the sound the vibe the crowds the drugs peaked in 95 and for those who didn't experience that era the 2000,s onwards never came close
Yeah, for me it was 1997/8 in Sheffield at Headcharge. Some of those nights fucking went so hard. By 1999 things were at the beginning of the end. As you said, by 2000 it was over.
To me hardhouse is the second rave, by that I mean house made harder and sprinkled with rave dust which creates the madness. EDM and dub step lack the madness and the speed. Hard house isn't dead but the next big thing is fast and mad, people like fast and mad
Great doco, i was luckily enough to be mentored by TDV, and Pete W, GG, Billy and played with and alongside many, not to let our female bangstresses Annie Savage, Lisa P, and Lashes, Cally n Juice hahaa XD etc, i threw done vinyl in Brixton before loads of these places people know...still underground and still keeping this special place alive. HH.
Come on Amo, of course an anthem can still be created, you just need the skills AND only play it in the clubs. Adam M & Ben Stevens' track titled Orange Thrush is an absolute prime example of this. Play this red mix of Adam's from 49:40 reaaaallllllyyy fucking loud man: www.mixcloud.com/djadamm/red-mix-2/
Personally Knowing Tony, this doc brought tears to my eyes when I watched this
What a belter of a documentary, i was born late 80s so missed all these epic raves but spent my teens becoming addicted to hard house, 37 now and still rinsing the tunes on the school run 💪💪💪💪
What a time to be alive! Really interesting documentary. I always thought the DJ's were paid thousands from their CD sales and gigging but obviously not the case.
what an absolute blinding ode to our small scene! well done guys,great work. long live UK hardhouse.
Great documentary really enjoyed it 🎉🎉 hard house raver from 1998 frantic fevah all the London clubs . The best time of my life
Great docu. I was there from the start. I only wish it was all still like it today. But. Do you know what? Music. Music is what brings us all together & i love my Hard House Family
I agree it’s a family, I went to the reunion last night and I had the same feelings as 20 years ago in our Auckland scene
Hey ppls,luv the docu hard house will never die.it attracts the unique ppls who wanna dance all night and the next day to elervated bpms and
creative traks.frantic in a word says it all.luv it 👍.respect to tony dvit for me his legacy is, don't b shy if your making music get it out there,,,,,u might b the next legend. 👍🎶🎶. Essex raver stuart in it 4life and will take it to the next life🤔😅🎶👍 cheers
1996 - 2001 : great house, great trance, and great hard house. Prime time clubbing. Thanks for the memories all!
Wow this is such a great film. I used to run a website and label called Energy UK and this takes me back so much!!! Headlining HQ in 2000 was one of the best moments of my life, good times! Great to see lots of my old friends from the scene in the film too. Great memories, thanks for making the film! Graeme EUK
Graeme Stoker g’day Graeme! This is a blast from the past!
@@JonHollamby Hello mate! Sure is!! Hope all's well. This film is great!
Energy UK, remember that label swear I had a few of them on vinyl!
@DJ MixinMum Was a right banger back in the day! Good times mate
Still love returning to this regularly 👌
Same 😊🖤🤘
When I saw this documentary I got so excited, then really sad afterwards as hard house was such a huge part of my life in London from 1997-2005 when it died. Camden Palace, The Fridge, The Chunnel Club, Heat & Vauxhall Arches to name just a few.
Anyone remember Frenzied at the Bondai Bar in Acton?? lol!
eleanor cocker
I remember the first time I see Proteus at HHA in Brixton. I was stunned he blew me away. He went on to win best hard dance Dj 2 years running.
Now you barely see him in the U.K. no more where demand is just obsolete.
We did a few events at Hidden and Heaven in the mid 2000s that were really good! Frantic’s 10th Birthday at Koko (Camden Palace) will forever be remembered for queue jumping Eastern Europeans and a super, super hot temperature inside the club. Hard House Awards at Brixton Academy always a hoot too! Shout out to London 👍
Hard House Academy 🫠🫠🫠🫠!!! I fricking loved that night along with Frantic.
really enjoying this documentary . wish I was born a little earlier so I could have experienced all this
it was magical time, wish i could experience the old days 1 more time
thanks for posting this 😆 been into hard house since 1999 when it was huge here in Canada that's what got me into dj ing hard house and I never turned back
Loved this video. I started going clubbing to Hardhouse in 1999. Sundissential North was my first experience. I loved it straight away. Kept at it til around 2010. Made loads of friends from it and still love the music.
Sundissential North @ Uropa. Me too!
BIG "thank you", that you made this documentary!!!!! hard house was and still is my life :) thnx from finland :)
i haven't even realised, how old i am... :/
Loved it !!! as mentioned an ODE to the scene !! long live HardHouse
Best years of my life living the hardhouse scene
Same the scene formed my identity and confidence. Best times
Loved it. Thanks!
Really good and accurate documentary. I was one of the lucky few who got in on the ground floor in 95-96 when we discovered Tony Devit playing at Progress in Derby. We became hardcore worshippers of hard house from then on attending Sundissential weekly through to many of Tidy Trax events. Unfortunately in 2004 the time came for me to start a family and these days were regrettably left behind.
luv this
Wicked documentary. The only thing I don’t agree with was the time frame being banded around for Ketamine coming on and killing the scene a bit. For me that came later, around 2004/5. Was really noticeable in Polysexual, Storm and what became pretty rare annual Sundissential events. Up to that point, for me at least, it was nothing but happy and VERY colourful people. Birmingham and the Midlands in general was where it was at for the best crowds and we went all over for this scene. Tidy’s 10th Birthday at Magna was probably the best one night event I’d been to outside of the Helter Skelter stuff! Somehow managed to walk away from doing that stuff relatively intact. Quite how is a mystery! Big respect to anyone else out there watching this that trashed perfectly good boxing boots stomping to this genre. It really was a special thing to be a part of :)
Yeah and Ketamine was a dubstep kind of thing, in my experience around 2005/6 and onwards.
brings back so many memories awesome stuff
I enjoyed this! Well done
What a great documentary. Great to see all these familiar faces from the scene I've loved for many years.
Ah the glory days 🤘 used to love 414 cold harbour lane. Messy times.
Yes just groove at 414 and George 4 and the fridge
You can remember going to 414? 😂
Plenty of great hardhouse & hardtrance nights at Mr Whippy in Cambridge Junction and at the Viaduct / Fire in Vauxhall, London!
I love hardhouse as a dj I started with the classics and have progressed to the hard nrg sound where I have realised my calling as a Hard NRG DJ
That was deadly! Fair play. Loved it!
I miss the old days of when we packed out venues and loads of people went to small gigs. Nowaday ya would get it hard to get 1000 people into a club no matter who was playin :(
Thank you, really cool film. So glad I got to be a part of this scene since its early days in 96 :)
Very true about South Africa, our scene grew quickly and the Tidy Trax parties were amazing! BK played in small club in Cape Town called Unity :) The best days 😎
2023 was a big big year for the re-emergence of HH ..so everything that say on her really has come to fruition !! It really has come full circle
Hard house for life and forever
I really enjoyed that.
Great to see the Lab 4 lads & Captain Tinrib and good to hear Tripoli Trax and Choci Tunes get a mention.
It was indeed the golden age of clubbing and i so agree the first time you should hear a tune is in the middle of the dance floor, not on a bluetooth speaker while walking to work.
Brilliant, thank you for making this. I cant imagine life with out hard house its gotten me through the worst times and given me some of my best memories 🤌
Best years of my life! The energy, the atmosphere!!!!
Brilliant documentary!
Brings back one of my favorite memories of hearing LAB4 playing new tracks live in Sheffield (late 90s) - speaking too them as they packed up at the end of the night and buying vinyls straight off them. Good old days!! :D
At Headcharge? I was there.
Good stuff! Learned to DJ starting in 96 on two shitty belt drives and Tidy Traxxs
brings me right back to when i was 10 in 2000 and my brother gave me a cd with hard house on it, i heard "Cortana - music is moving" it was then that i fell in love with hard house and listened for a number of years until moving onto hardstyle, i miss the old pumping drive in the tracks there's just no other genre like it imho. Can anyone recommend some awesome oldskool hard house mixes please? thanks great video :)
ua-cam.com/video/CydhLkulpbY/v-deo.html How about this one?
thanks pal :)
I got into HardHouse in 2003 and loved it. Got to see the big acts in this video like Proteus, Lab 4 & Bk to name a few.
Think wed all agree tho it’s seems looooong gone now you don’t see events in London no more like before
2:36 "Hardhouse has never been played on the radio"
Amo i literally have a recording of you and Andy on radio 1 from the first summer camp. 😂
I was there in the damn room
I want to start off by saying much respect and love from the “Inland Empire” in California. Second this is just me speaking on where “HardHouse” really started for me and I am not speaking for anybody else. Around 90-95 I remember hearing what was called “techno” in California which had such sets with TV commercial intros such as peewee herman, Sesame Street, pink panther and so on. Movie intros like Robocop, Goonies, Grease and so on. Then around 95-00 is a mixture of “Dance Music”, “House Music”, “Jungle” and “HardHouse”. The first time I heard a HardHouse cd was underground and this was in the 95-96. It was where I noticed they where using almost the same formula from techno and adding it to HardHouse which was really fast, hard and banging. Tetris, Pac-Man, smurfs,inspector gadget and jeopardy and so on and so forth. I did not know that at the same time on the other side of the state Chicago was doing the same and was including latin music into the sets. Where ever it started or who ever started this epic movement I’m glad I’m part of it. Much love and respect.
This is the music that really got me into DJing in '99-'00. Long live hard house!
Hardhouse in its day, was massive here in NZ, miss those days for sure!
Long live UK hardhouse!! Seemingly returning to the bigger events these days 🔥👌
I still listen to hard house most days, it never gets old to me. Always brings back great memory's of getting messy with mates and dancing my tits off. Todays music just doesnt cut it for me. Call me old but most of it sounds the same and dont get me started on "hard style"!!!!!!!!!!
most music is just too slow to keep my heart rate up
Mozarts right im 16 and discovered hard house about a year ago and decided to get into mixing
THOSE WERE THE GREAT OL DAYS!!!
hard house dj for life keep it underground
Respect... such a pleasure to watch and can only imagine all the hours that went into putting this together! Well done... loved every minute of it!
love this music, no its not just for drug addicts you silly goose
BK, a living legend !
R.I.P TDV and TRADE
Great film. Well done!
TDV 20 will be a tribute to Tony that will do him proud. Birmingham 7/7/2018
Fantastic stuff
had house was so much FUN
Great watch! Loved it! Great memories... Really cool to see this bunch of legends and hear their stories. Inspiring! Thnx
Great film!
Fuck yeah! What a tribute to the scene and music. Fond memories of going clubbing at Phoenix and Tatou through Fevah and Fahrenheit gigs. Steve Blake, Tidy Boys, Skol, Phil Reynold, Mr Bishi, Andy Farley, Lab 4 among many others. You're all legends and the music and memories will always be with me. Time to crack a Red Bull, play some classic toons and give the ole man boobs the shake up. Cheers to you all 🍻
BK in Welly recently but gutted I couldn't make it. London Hard House Reunion in Auckland defo on this year which is always a good night.
Loved it!!!
Excellent documentary. with so many familiar faces.. Shame it didn't cover some of the iconic parties & venues along the way that made the scene what it was/is..would have been good to have seen the Chunnel Club, The Fridge, The End, SE1/The Drome..Frantic HHA, Logic, Heat, Escape from Samsara.. mentioned.. great fun to watch though, well done guys!!
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Storm up in Coalville was always a banging night out too. Bounce 2 This events, albeit shortlived, were really decent hard nights. So many DJs not interviewed or mentioned either. Was a much bigger scene than the video kinda inferred it to be. The Weekenders that Tidy ran were also bonkers and always good for a escape.
My Hardhouse Heroes!!
Hard House is on it's way back! Lots of new stuff coming out staying true to it's routes and the last true underground rave music!
Yes there are still other underground styles going around but too much of it gets overshadowed by all the mainstream crap
This brings back great memories. It's a shame house/ techno and hard style have overt taken the underground scene. I hope hard house can come back. I still love it.
Wooohoooo!! I've just given the 100th "like"!!
Question: What is the difference between Hard House & NRG?
Wicked guys! Well done, can't wait to see it later totday :-)
This turned out excellent! Great work David!
Thanx Roemer!
Rr the best
When is part 2? Hehe
thx for this!
My 3 best Hard house tracks off all time.
Tony de vit - are you all ready
Paul Glazby - Hostile
Paul janes - lost in love
Come out me and beat that 3
😾
1998ish to the present day . . . #GoHardOrGoHome ❤ Just been to a Tidy event this past weekend, Just as special now as it was 22 years ago 🚮
goodgreef was the first real taste of hard, went to sundis etc, all the major nights, i was know as stickyhead
I loved hard house when it first started to gain popularity in the mid-90s when it used to usually be mixed up with trance sounds at a whole load of underground clubs in London and the rest of England. However in the new millennium when clubs starting playing just hard house I don’t like it half as much - went to a few Sunday morning places after the main club had shut and that happened and I didn’t have that much fun. Just think of some of the best Trade mixes from the mid 90s bangin hard house with trance and hard trance mixed amongst it - those sets were amazing and just how I like it once those sets disappeared it lost its attraction a bit for me.
is it possible to add subtitles from UA-cam community?
Where’s the vicious circle recordings love?
One of the best hardhouse’ label in the 2000’s
Tony De Vit & Simon Parkes,Steve Thomas,Tinrib & co…..
I always thought the Tidy label became saturated and corny.
TDV is legendary. 26 years gone tiday
Tidy did cash in on him, lots
Amadeus Mozart is the David Brent of Hard House
LAB4 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
good documentary, but would of been better if more in depth and alot of the scene legends missing from this doc
Agreed, but I think they did the best they could with very little backing or funding.
Someone tell me the track name that play's during the credits?
www.beatport.com/track/bass-power-bks-cortina-mix/5414203
Thanks! :)
How come glazby, ben stevens, or whitby were interviewed ?
Unfortunately we could not get all the hardhouse legends in the film. Maybe in a sequel? ;-)
99-02 in Portland Oregon, there was a thriving hard house/ hard nrg scene. Then hardstyle took over for a few years. Then it died hard. Breaks took a nose dive at the same time and d&b started it’s decline into bro step. Ecstasy became thizz and girls starting dressing for porn shoots. For me, that’s when it died. It was no longer about the love of the music, seeing friends, loving the dance. It became about being cool.
Thought the title was about US hard house Lol cool vid though. UK hard house to me is techno/rave with lasers, glow sticks and such.
YOJI!!!!!
😍
Anyone know the track on the intro 1:00 ?
Chris C - Freefall ;)
In reality the underground hard house scene started to die after 1995/96 possibly in to 97 but by then something changed, the underground movement was becoming commercialised the drugs were garbage and the real underground sweat boxes of the arches were coming to an end, The massive crowds and blistering heat of rammed to the rafters underground clubs were giving way to a new era,Hard house carried on in to the 2000.s but lost its roots of the funky acid house scene from the 80,s and moved more in to outright electronics and cdj,s in my opinion. the sound the vibe the crowds the drugs peaked in 95 and for those who didn't experience that era the 2000,s onwards never came close
Yeah, for me it was 1997/8 in Sheffield at Headcharge. Some of those nights fucking went so hard. By 1999 things were at the beginning of the end. As you said, by 2000 it was over.
Wow, nice to see this documentary video. It's really amazing. I think that the most iconic person for Hardhouse was definitely Yoji Biomehanika.
To me hardhouse is the second rave, by that I mean house made harder and sprinkled with rave dust which creates the madness. EDM and dub step lack the madness and the speed. Hard house isn't dead but the next big thing is fast and mad, people like fast and mad
Tune at the end credits ???
Bass Power - BK, Steve Hill & Technical
Great doco, i was luckily enough to be mentored by TDV, and Pete W, GG, Billy and played with and alongside many, not to let our female bangstresses Annie Savage, Lisa P, and Lashes, Cally n Juice hahaa XD etc, i threw done vinyl in Brixton before loads of these places people know...still underground and still keeping this special place alive. HH.
Whos the man in the shirt playing at dance valley ?
at which minute?
21.20 hes in blue chequed shirt
That's Tom Harding
BK now producing tracks on Toolroom! Nuff respect for his productions back in the day, but Toolroom is 🧀 on toast
That Cortina hash at the end is horrible
Come on Amo, of course an anthem can still be created, you just need the skills AND only play it in the clubs. Adam M & Ben Stevens' track titled Orange Thrush is an absolute prime example of this. Play this red mix of Adam's from 49:40 reaaaallllllyyy fucking loud man: www.mixcloud.com/djadamm/red-mix-2/
Trade @ Turnmills ♥️
Oi oi :-p
am born in the wrong country