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Favorite Bootlegs/White Labels/Acetates

I'll start with these

John Creamer & Stephane K ‎� I Wish You Were Here (Lexicon Avenue Vocal Remix)


Kate Bush vs. Infusion ‎� Running Up That Hill


Kelly & Lee - Only You

https://www.discogs.com/release/108743-Hydra-Affinity



https://www.discogs.com/release/155...Acid-Timescape-



https://www.discogs.com/release/106...Ledger-Try-Edit

This....



and this....

Someone has to post it.

Depeche Mode - Behind The Wheel (Lexicon Avenue Remix)

I'm just going to keep it to prog & trance because most of my actual favourites are mostly all house, drum & bass & electro etc etc.

This got a proper release in the end, Orkidea - Unity

Wonky vs. Radiohead - Street Spirit (Wonky's Feel The Rush Remix)

Coldplay - Trouble (Lost Witness Remix)

Mary J Blige - Real Love (Thomas Penton Remix)

Madonna - Music (Shane 54's Pink Flood Remix)

Lenny Kravitz - Believe In Me (Blackwatch Remix)

Dannymotion - Kinky Obsession

The Beloved ‎� Sweet Harmony (Kosmas Epsilon & Zorz Remix)

The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary vs. New Order Blue Monday Remix

Re: The Beloved ‎� Sweet Harmony (Kosmas Epsilon & Zorz Remix)

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Originally posted by Terrence Parker

Totally forgot about this one. Used to be one of my favorites. Had a decent rip of it as an old mp3.

for btg

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Originally posted by Redstar

I expected nothing less from this pumping PVD remix, which I assume is from '99 or 2000.

I think I have this one on vinyl somewhere. I remember when Sasha played it back in 2004, good stuff. Live @ Aria, Montreal is a classic set I need to re-listen to.

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Originally posted by Mattsanity I expected nothing less from this pumping PVD remix, which I assume is from '99 or 2000.

Yes, it's so good! Sadly, I bought the unofficial vinyl with Paul's remix before learning it was just a reconstructed version. :')

https://www.discogs.com/release/197...in-Push-Remixes



Justin Timberlake - Rock Your Body (Sander K Unreleased Remix)

I have so many I would love to make public on my YouTube channel, but simply cannot at the moment for one reason or another.

I love white labels and acetates. The history of them interests me, who owned them, where were they played, famous mixes they were used on etc I have been lucky enough to meet some amazing people on the journey collecting some of these.

I actually have on to add:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A28...Y&start_radio=1

Forgive me as I don't know how to imbed.

Interesting story to this track:

I found the name of this track after 20+ years or so. The first and only time I heard it played was by Sasha during his Involver tour and remember it just melting my brain! They didn't have track listings back then (or at least that I was aware at the time) and I had no way to describe what the song was or about.

It was not until just a few months ago, I came across a Sasha live in Montreal 2004 set where I finally heard this track. I just happened to play the set, which the sound quality is just ass, and decided to let it play. Skipped a few songs, and then BAM! There it was! This hidden gem I had always been looking for.

This is a track that I'd actually love to buy the record of. I couldn't find anything after some quick google searches though.

Anyways... that's my story and addition to the thread.

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Originally posted by the-sixth I have so many I would love to make public on my YouTube channel, but simply cannot at the moment for one reason or another. I love white labels and acetates. The history of them interests me, who owned them, where were they played, famous mixes they were used on etc I have been lucky enough to meet some amazing people on the journey collecting some of these.

It would be nice to pick up a lot of these classic trance and progressive records in London right now as opposed to having it shipped overseas back home.

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Originally posted by Mattsanity It would be nice to pick up a lot of these classic trance and progressive records in London right now as opposed to having it shipped overseas back home.

Do you have any websites that you trust to purchase these white labels from?

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Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal Do you have any websites that you trust to purchase these white labels from?

Unfortunately not. That's why I'd rather make the most of my time in London and get lucky to find these white labels in store.

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Originally posted by the-sixth I have so many I would love to make public on my YouTube channel, but simply cannot at the moment for one reason or another. I love white labels and acetates. The history of them interests me, who owned them, where were they played, famous mixes they were used on etc I have been lucky enough to meet some amazing people on the journey collecting some of these. ...

Thanks for the list, love the tracks

The Nomads � The Holy Land Spirit
I remember the time when no one seemed to know the track. This was an ID for many years.

Future Sound Of London versus Annihilate � Papa New Progressif

has anyone here pressed their own vinyl?(using a local service) if so how was your experience. How was the transfer of fidelity.

also is there a current scene where bootlegs or unreleased are still minted on the regular? maybe some german scene?

Dubplate culture is still alive in places like the UK bass scene. I dare say it's more performative now, whereas in the '90s it was just the simplest logistical way to get promos out.

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