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loooking to put together a old school house set, lot of late 80s early 90's new york era house music is what im looking for


an example would be

braxton holmes - 12 inches of pleasure

anything by wayne gardiner/aka classic man

producers from another state - play for today

carl craig remix of maurizo - domina

houseconductor - tonight i'm going to love you

chez damier & ron trent - forever monna

anything by nick holder

anything by lil louis

anything by adonis

anything by kerri chandler

anything by masters at work/kenlou around then

jamie principle

chip-e or hipp-e

anything on this:
http://www.discogs.com/DJ-LTJ-Bukem...release/1355259

anything by roger sanches around 1992 (under egotrip or s-man aliases)

dj le roy - Bocachica

ny's finest aka victor simonelli - do you feel me

anything old on peacefrog

anything by mr fingers/fingers inc/larry heard/robert owens

anything by mark kinchen aka mk

anything by ralphi rosario around 1990

anything by fast eddie or tyree cooper

bobby konders

galaxy 2 galaxy - hi tech jazz

anything with ron hardy

anything that has 'master' in the name, like 'jackmaster' or 'funkmaster'

anything by ten city

I really can't understand people who, in this day and age, are still asking other people for recommendations (especially when the subject is house, which is not that obscure type of music). There's literally a ton of sources on the net related to subject and everything Nerfadec recommended (and more) could have been found with just a few hours research, plus you'd get that "I found it myself" feeling (and many more interesting informations along the way) which is priceless really.

What Adam said +

Paul Johnson
Armand Van Helden
Demon
Maw
some Eddie Fowlkes
Todd Terry
Todd Edwards
Jesse Sounders
Cajmere
DJ Sneak
Henry Street shit
Trax shit
old school Strictly Rhythm shit
Cajual shit
Relief shit

http://www.deephousepage.com/mixes.php



....... sift thru some of those sets.

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Originally posted by sljiva I really can't understand people who, in this day and age, are still asking other people for recommendations (especially when the subject is house, which is not that obscure type of music). There's literally a ton of sources on the net related to subject and everything Nerfadec recommended (and more) could have been found with just a few hours research, plus you'd get that "I found it myself" feeling (and many more interesting informations along the way) which is priceless really.

That has been one of the most moronic statements I have read in this forum. Learning from others is pretty much the best thing you can get from an internet forum such as this one. Adam is a guy that takes his music seriously and it's evident to anyone who is familiar with him that he has spent countless hours digging on record stores, both physical and virtual.

I respect him a lot for that, and value his knowledge greatly. If anyone wants to learn about early electronic music, I'd say he's the man to go to around here. Are you saying that he should die with that knowledge?

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Originally posted by woscar That has been one of the most moronic statements I have read in this forum. Learning from others is pretty much the best thing you can get from an internet forum such as this one. Adam is a guy that takes his music seriously and it's evident to anyone who is familiar with him that he has spent countless hours digging on record stores, both physical and virtual. I respect him a lot for that, and value his knowledge greatly. If anyone wants to learn about early electronic music, I'd say he's the man to go to around here. Are you saying that he should die with that knowledge?

haha, i think sljiva probably knows more about this stuff than me..

i think his point was basically that the OP might do himself good to search for this stuff the way sljiva and i do. Classics shouldn't just be classics because someone else said they are, but because they personally affect so many people time and time again, rendering them timeless and, well, classic.

I guess I'm not really a fan of recommendation threads in this sense either, because it takes the personal connection away from deejaying that you get when you dig deeply and respond intimately.

But just take this as starting point I guess!

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Originally posted by woscar That has been one of the most moronic statements I have read in this forum. Learning from others is pretty much the best thing you can get from an internet forum such as this one. Adam is a guy that takes his music seriously and it's evident to anyone who is familiar with him that he has spent countless hours digging on record stores, both physical and virtual. I respect him a lot for that, and value his knowledge greatly. If anyone wants to learn about early electronic music, I'd say he's the man to go to around here. Are you saying that he should die with that knowledge?

If this thread had been about "trance music that sounds like Armin van Buuren?", would your response have been the same?

I'd be more inclined to help the person looking for cheesy trance, because it's obvious they don't know how to find what they're looking for. The person looking for old school house is more likely to have discovered other channels in my opinion.

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Originally posted by sljiva I really can't understand people who, in this day and age, are still asking other people for recommendations (especially when the subject is house, which is not that obscure type of music). There's literally a ton of sources on the net related to subject and everything Nerfadec recommended (and more) could have been found with just a few hours research, plus you'd get that "I found it myself" feeling (and many more interesting informations along the way) which is priceless really.

i like diggin for music myself too believe me, but since i have a forum to my disposal where i know alot of people have alot of good information why not ask..what else is a music forum for?


i get what your saying though.

thanks to everyone that recommended.

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Originally posted by Domesticated If this thread had been about "trance music that sounds like Armin van Buuren?", would your response have been the same? I'd be more inclined to help the person looking for cheesy trance, because it's obvious they don't know how to find what they're looking for. The person looking for old school house is more likely to have discovered other channels in my opinion.

It's apples and oranges, really. You make a good point on your second paragraph, but you cannot say that even when you do know those channels, it would be easier to find old-school house than to find Armin trance.

One genre is all over the fucking internet and the other is not.

Ralphi Rosario Featuring Xavier Gold- You Used To Hold Me
Marshall Jefferson- Move Your Body
Farley "Jackmaster" Funk- Love Can't Turn Around
Adonis- Do It Properly
Dionne- Come Get My Lovin
Lil Louis- French Kiss
Gene Farris- Summer Affair, Prelude to a Kiss, Love Glow
Johnny Fiasco- Conduction, Sunrise
Dajae- Day by Day, Brighter Days
Daddy's Favorite - "I feel good things for you" (reworking of Patrice Rushen's Haven't You Heard disco track from the 70s)
Simply Red - Your Eyes - Mousse T Deep Vocal Mix
Sade - By Your Side - Ben Watts' Lazy Dog Remix
marshall jefferson vs noosa heads - mushrooms (salt city orchestra mix)
blue six - pure
dj garth - 20 minutes of disco glory (simon's come-unity mix)
mr fingers - can you feel it
kenny hawkes & louise carver - play the game
blair - life (derrick carter mix)
todd terry - can you feel it
deeper love - c&c music factory
attaboy - new world
dubtribe - do it now
abacus - when i fall in love
fresh and low - wind on water
sean escoffery - days like this
harddrive - deep inside
uschi classen - now illuminate

i prefer chicago.

def jam, hard wax and such.

i'm gay like that.

Here`s some my favourites, more like late/mid 90`s but I`ll hope they fit. . .






Also recommend stuff from Rick Wade. Specially tracks from Late Night Basix Vol. 1

Aye, Chicago-house makes me gay too, f-llaaaming

It could also be that i inherited my uncles vinyl collection (he was a dj in chicago when he attended school there) and it is what got me liking electronic music at a young age

*jack*

*jack*

*jack*

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