RatPack | Obsession, The Third Dimension | 25 September 1992 | BREAKBEAT HARDCORE RAVE
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- DJ Lipmaster Mark and MC Everson Allen, also known as the Rat Pack, were both key figures in the UK rave scene during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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Lipmaster Mark, whose real name is Mark Glanville, started his career as a DJ in the early 1980s playing hip hop, funk, and electro. He became one of the first DJs in the UK to play house music, and quickly gained a reputation for his energetic mixing and scratching. Alongside MC Everson Allen, he formed the Rat Pack and helped to pioneer the sound of old school rave music.
MC Everson Allen was born in Jamaica and moved to the UK as a child. He started his career as a rapper and became interested in MCing after attending a hip hop show in the early 1980s. He quickly developed his skills as an MC and became known for his fast-paced, rhythmic style. Along with Lipmaster Mark, he became a key figure in the UK rave scene, and helped to popularize the sound of old school rave music through his energetic and interactive performances.
Together, Lipmaster Mark and MC Everson Allen were known for their dynamic live performances, which combined Lipmaster Mark's expert mixing and scratching with MC Everson Allen's charismatic and interactive MCing. They were one of the most popular DJ and MC teams of the oldskool rave era, and their influence can still be heard in the electronic dance music scene today.
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Let's see if there is an actual rat pack set I like hahaha
Hahaha! Controversial! More of a Top Buzz guy, ah?
@RenegadeRaveArchives hahaha. I knew it would be controversial. I mean their tune selection wasn't even that bad ...I can't put my finger on it. But yeah Top Buzz lol 2 blacks and a bubble. Great set by the Buzz at fantazia Nye. I think it was 91
@RenegadeRaveArchives what are your thoughts on Ratpack? 🤔
@@MJ-bb8op I've loved them since 1991 - everyone went through a stage of hating them, mainly due to their safe tune selection, HOWEVER, the lads are literally who I think of when I think of 'Rave Act'. Every tune is an Anthem (another gripe people had) but they were anthems for a reason. They show how (and I hate this word) Diverse, the rave scene was, musically.
@@RenegadeRaveArchives you know what I can dig that, I think it was the order of the selection and I think on a few sets I could predict what would come next but truth be told rap pack were one of my top back in the day
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Absolutely love the energy in this track! 🔥 The bass drop at 0:51 hits so perfectly-gave me chills! If anyone’s into this kind of vibe, you might also enjoy this ua-cam.com/video/KvqT0O72YGo/v-deo.html “Unity” and “Fireball”. Keep the beats coming! 💥🎶