The Asylum/Oldskool thread

theasylumdublin · 09-03-2009 02:16PM

gwood1234 wrote: »

Can anyone ID a track from around 1993-95... female vocal which sounded a bit like Sunscreem, really punchy bass and kick, heavenly choral bit and lyrics were something like this:

Is it love, love, love?
Or is it love, sweet love?

Very sketchy I know but if anyone can help I'd really appreciate it! I had it on an old Judge Jules global underground mix tape which is long lost.

is it pacific symphony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ67pPX0TZg ? ther are other mixes ther too try them , Pablo.

theasylumdublin · 09-03-2009 02:26PM

well boys and girls here is a night you might be interested in havin a look at ..
be great to see a few heads in for a beer and a bop !

stephen_n · 09-03-2009 02:41PM

aidan kelly wrote: »

I think if you're going to talk about the "best club in the country", you need to consider clubs outside of Dublin. Sir Henries in Cork had the best atmosphere of any club I've ever been in (and I was in every club on your list), had greater longevity (Greg and Shane were resident DJ's for 14 years), and arguably better music than Sides. Just an alternative view, I did think Sides was a great club, but musically and atmospherically Henries was better imo.

No doubt that Sir Henries was a class club and defo a landmark on the Irish clubbing scene but in fairness most of the people posting here are from Dublin so for nostalgia and memories the Dublin clubs will come out on top of most people list, same as for northern Irish people it would be Kelly's and Circus Circus. Having experienced Henries on a few occasions and being a house head I would put it right up there in terms of irish clubs with Sides and the Asylum but would still say that form my perspective the Asylum was and always will be number 1, a little bit of heaven/hell on earth

gwood1234 · 09-03-2009 03:11PM

theasylumdublin wrote: »

is it pacific symphony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ67pPX0TZg ? ther are other mixes ther too try them , Pablo.

Sorry, that's not it... Come to think of it I'm sure it was on a John Digweed mix tape titled 'Juicy'... around 1995 i think.. It sounded quiet Renaissance if that helps.

Long shot I know!

daragh_k · 09-03-2009 03:14PM

Fintomiginto wrote: »

Laurent Garnier said Sir Henrys in Cork was the best club he ever played in.
I'm from Dublin but am more into the Sir Henrys oldskool meshmelf.
It was more housey than its Dublins counterparts.

The Asylum was many different things to many different people and each person remembers there own little piece of nostaliga. It wasnt all just banging hard trance/techno althought the dark and sinister Tunes are wat gave the place its unmistakeable sound and atmosphere.... It also played some of the best house tunes of that era which are still some of my all time favs today ... Tunes that made bodies melt in the middle of the floor!!! Wayout west Montana is one that ill always remember in there....The likes of Toni de Bart which many will scoff at today were Asylum Classics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

aidan kelly · 09-03-2009 03:36PM

In terms of "underground" clubs, the Asylum was, and always will be, the most underground club I've ever been to. No question about that. I started going in 1993, and went pretty much until it closed it's doors in 1994. Musically, I always found it quite diverse, banging trance, progressive house and soulful house (in a Toni Di Bart/Volcano sense of the word) were the genres I most associated with the club, although for me the sound that epitomised Asylum (and particularly the basement level of the club) was the Jam and Spoon/Casper Pound/Cosmic Baby styled trance that Warren and Dilly played regularly. Sides also had that underground vibe, although it wasn't quite as mad, nor quite as open a display of hedonism, as the Asylum was.

I was 24 before I went to Sir Henries for the first time, to see Kerri Chandler. But I think that Greg and Shane's residency, and Henries deserves to be number one for lots of reasons (and I'm saying this as someone who comes from Dublin). Firstly, they are two of the few DJ's who ever made tracks themselves and gained commercial success, which few if any Dublin DJ's have (bar Dollard's "Moonboom" track, and a couple of others). Secondly, Henries had a reputation, not just in Ireland, as a club with an amazing atmosphere. People like Laurent Garnier (mentioned above), Kerri Chandler, Joe Claussell and Carl Cox cited it as a favourite club of theirs. Thirdly, the length of Greg and Shane's residency in the club (14 years) completely outstrips any Dublin residency in a club (with the exception of Cecil's residency at "The Grove" in Clontarf, which was a staggering 32 years!). And Finally, the quality of the music that Greg and Shane played over the years. If you listen back to the tapes, even from the earlier days, in my view the quality of both the DJing and the tracks is far superior to most clubs we had in Dublin back then. Henries was a world-wide institution for many, and I think its memory will probably outlive most of the Dublin clubs, although Asylum for me will always win hands-down in terms of being an underground/hedonistic party. I guess it's just a matter of personal taste, but for me, when it went off in that main room in Henries, the atmosphere was unbelievable.

Fintomiginto · 09-03-2009 03:49PM

aidan kelly wrote: »

In terms of "underground" clubs, the Asylum was, and always will be, the most underground club I've ever been to. No question about that. I started going in 1993, and went pretty much until it closed it's doors in 1994. Musically, I always found it quite diverse, banging trance, progressive house and soulful house (in a Toni Di Bart/Volcano sense of the word) were the genres I most associated with the club, although for me the sound that epitomised Asylum (and particularly the basement level of the club) was the Jam and Spoon/Casper Pound/Cosmic Baby styled trance that Warren and Dilly played regularly. Sides also had that underground vibe, although it wasn't quite as mad, nor quite as open a display of hedonism, as the Asylum was.

I was 24 before I went to Sir Henries for the first time, to see Kerri Chandler. But I think that Greg and Shane's residency, and Henries deserves to be number one for lots of reasons (and I'm saying this as someone who comes from Dublin). Firstly, they are two of the few DJ's who ever made tracks themselves and gained commercial success, which few if any Dublin DJ's have (bar Dollard's "Moonboom" track, and a couple of others). Secondly, Henries had a reputation, not just in Ireland, as a club with an amazing atmosphere. People like Laurent Garnier (mentioned above), Kerri Chandler, Joe Claussell and Carl Cox cited it as a favourite club of theirs. Thirdly, the length of Greg and Shane's residency in the club (14 years) completely outstrips any Dublin residency in a club (with the exception of Cecil's residency at "The Grove" in Clontarf, which was a staggering 32 years!). And Finally, the quality of the music that Greg and Shane played over the years. If you listen back to the tapes, even from the earlier days, in my view the quality of both the DJing and the tracks is far superior to most clubs we had in Dublin back then. Henries was a world-wide institution for many, and I think its memory will probably outlive most of the Dublin clubs, although Asylum for me will always win hands-down in terms of being an underground/hedonistic party. I guess it's just a matter of personal taste, but for me, when it went off in that main room in Henries, the atmosphere was unbelievable.

Heres lots of mixes from back in the day in Henries.

My personal favourite is the Justin Robertson 1993 Side A.
One of the best live mixes I have ever heard. (And it was a Thursday Night belive it or not!!!!)
June1992 by Shane and Greg is also ****ing deadly and probably my favourite from them 2 boys.

This is a brill site for Henries Nostalgia.

http://www.corkdjs.com/sweatmixes.html

antoinb · 09-03-2009 04:38PM

I had mates back then from Corks Inner City.They had gone to Henrys religously for a long time before they made it up to Dublin and the Asylum.
They could not believe that such a mental place existed on our fair Isle.
They got a Limo to bring them up to the Asylum one night as it worked out cheaper for 6 of them than the train
To me (and them) Henrys was more like Sides it had that religous/tribal vibe where everyone would move together en mass to the music.
Met a fella from Limerick in Henrys that had discharged himself from Hospital to make it to Sweat.He still had blood coming through the bandages after a nasty car crash but was up there all night rocking it.
The Asylum was more chaotic,harder.
Met a good few English guys and gals in the Asylum who had heard of it in the UK and made their way over,they said even then that the UK had nothing like it.
Im just glad i got to enjoy them all

daragh_k · 09-03-2009 05:24PM

theasylumdublin wrote: »

well boys and girls here is a night you might be interested in havin a look at ..
be great to see a few heads in for a beer and a bop !

Alright Paul best of luck with the spin man good to see ye getin in there might try make it down altought we have a busy couple of weeks !!! :pac:

SEANYBOY1 · 09-03-2009 05:39PM

theasylumkey wrote: »

I know him alright......waffled on here a while back about a mates shed we converted to our own Rave back 95 - 96 (open all night it was to & very relaxed policies:D).....Howie, Dave mooney & Mark Mc Grath used to bang out tunes all night for us like this one below posted on here a bit back after requesting it..........
Have a tape somewhere of the lads playing on Rhythm FM years back......they were residents in a place on O'Connell street years back also called the 13th floor which was great for tunes

Tell him I want my tape back:D Jaysus you just brought back a distant memory for me there, I actually went to the 13th floor one night. I was doing a Fás course with Howie and his mate and they asked me to come into the 13th floor one night as they or one of them was on the decks that night. Would have been an oldskool night. In them days the term oldskool didn't even exist as it was so soon after all the old haunts got closed down.

aidan kelly wrote: »

I think if you're going to talk about the "best club in the country", you need to consider clubs outside of Dublin. Sir Henries in Cork had the best atmosphere of any club I've ever been in (and I was in every club on your list), had greater longevity (Greg and Shane were resident DJ's for 14 years), and arguably better music than Sides. Just an alternative view, I did think Sides was a great club, but musically and atmospherically Henries was better imo.

I was there only the once in 94. Went down to see Oasis in Cork so I had to check out the legendary Sir Henrys. Me and the mate were there although we were only on the sauce there is no doubt about it Sir Henrys was on a par with the Dublin scene.

fitzjay01 · 09-03-2009 05:51PM

having lived in many countries and clubbed in all of the best places(london,ibiza, new york, paris, barcelona, bankok, sydney e.t.c.) i can say in my opinion that the best club i was ever in was Sir henrys. going since 95 till it closed in 01. i saw carl cox(twice), billy nasty, garnier, chandler, sneak, carter, rockliffe, dave clarke, jon marsh, kenny carpenter, tony humpries, dj deep, mr c, darren emerson, derrick may, eric rouge, slam, angel moraes, roberto mello, luke slater, claude young, pete heller ,christian smith, danny howells,silicon soul,joe clausel,miquel migs,boo williams,dj harri, justin robertson,eric rouge, steve thomas, fergie, lisa lashes, pete wardman, ian m.... thes are just the ones i remember. look up 120 bpm on youtube, its a documentary about sir henrys
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzo42oScRfY

SEANYBOY1 · 09-03-2009 05:53PM

theasylumdublin wrote: »

is it pacific symphony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ67pPX0TZg ? ther are other mixes ther too try them , Pablo.

You could be onto something there Pablo:D

Transformer 2 - Pacific Symphony
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?t9mlzn190mb

SEANYBOY1 · 09-03-2009 06:09PM

antoinb wrote: »

I had mates back then from Corks Inner City.They had gone to Henrys religously for a long time before they made it up to Dublin and the Asylum.
They could not believe that such a mental place existed on our fair Isle.
They got a Limo to bring them up to the Asylum one night as it worked out cheaper for 6 of them than the train
To me (and them) Henrys was more like Sides it had that religous/tribal vibe where everyone would move together en mass to the music.
Met a fella from Limerick in Henrys that had discharged himself from Hospital to make it to Sweat.He still had blood coming through the bandages after a nasty car crash but was up there all night rocking it.
The Asylum was more chaotic,harder.
Met a good few English guys and gals in the Asylum who had heard of it in the UK and made their way over,they said even then that the UK had nothing like it.
Im just glad i got to enjoy them all

I remember meeting a few clubbers from around the country 'We just had to come up to Dublin to see The Asylum'. Met Spanish people in there one night and this coulple from England arrived in at about 3 in the morning when it was in full swing. They were easily in their 40's.
Was always interested in what the Brits thought of the Asylum, just for pig iron I wanted to know how it compared to clubs in england, never got talking to any to get an opinion. Remember my sister telling me that there was english people in the Olympic one night and they loved the place.

aidan kelly wrote: »

Henries was a world-wide institution for many, and I think its memory will probably outlive most of the Dublin clubs, although Asylum for me will always win hands-down in terms of being an underground/hedonistic party. I guess it's just a matter of personal taste, but for me, when it went off in that main room in Henries, the atmosphere was unbelievable.

There were these two girls from Cork who used to come up to Dublin to go to the Olympic every week instead of Sir Henrys, that was their personal taste.

antoinb · 09-03-2009 06:30PM

On a number of occassions chatting to gals (Mainly from Town) in Sides or the Asylum Id be asked where I was from,when I said Leixlip the used to ask "are you up for the weekend?" or "are you staying in a Hotel",was way too much for them when I replied "no just caught the bus in"

DamienS · 09-03-2009 11:24PM

Hi lads,

I was just wondering if anybody had a flyer for the Tivoli 95-96 with Mark Kavanagh and guest! would love to get my hands on it and the press clippings to go with it.

Ta,

D.

aidan kelly · 09-03-2009 11:29PM

SEANYBOY1 wrote: »

There were these two girls from Cork who used to come up to Dublin to go to the Olympic every week instead of Sir Henrys, that was their personal taste.

Yes indeed, each to their own. I'm not suggesting my taste is better or worse, but to call 10 clubs the "best Ireland has ever seen" without even a nod to any club outside the pale is a bit ridiculous. The Olympic ballroom had one of the most amazing atmosphere's I've ever seen in a club. Musically, it didn't have a patch on Henries, but the crowd reaction was similar, if not even better in Olympic. Great great club.

NovaGSi · 10-03-2009 08:28AM

Fintomiginto wrote: »

Heres lots of mixes from back in the day in Henries.

My personal favourite is the Justin Robertson 1993 Side A.
One of the best live mixes I have ever heard. (And it was a Thursday Night belive it or not!!!!)
June1992 by Shane and Greg is also ****ing deadly and probably my favourite from them 2 boys.

This is a brill site for Henries Nostalgia.

http://www.corkdjs.com/sweatmixes.html

Excellent site, the nostalgia section is great, some excellent pictures. One thing I noticed in the pitures....no tops off at a rave????:eek:

Looking forward to listening to some of the mixes, I'll start with your favs:D

Cheers,
Mick

Is mise le key · 10-03-2009 09:51AM

fitzjay01 wrote: »

having lived in many countries and clubbed in all of the best places(london,ibiza, new york, paris, barcelona, bankok, sydney e.t.c.) i can say in my opinion that the best club i was ever in was Sir henrys. going since 95 till it closed in 01. i saw carl cox(twice), billy nasty, garnier, chandler, sneak, carter, rockliffe, dave clarke, jon marsh, kenny carpenter, tony humpries, dj deep, mr c, darren emerson, derrick may, eric rouge, slam, angel moraes, roberto mello, luke slater, claude young, pete heller ,christian smith, danny howells,silicon soul,joe clausel,miquel migs,boo williams,dj harri, justin robertson,eric rouge, steve thomas, fergie, lisa lashes, pete wardman, ian m.... thes are just the ones i remember. look up 120 bpm on youtube, its a documentary about sir henrys
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzo42oScRfY

Could not have been the best Rave in the country......i dont see Mick Walsh, Warren K, Pressure, Parsley & Thyme, Dilly, Ed Case, Jay Carey, Hevee, Computer, Pablo, Cliffy, Mick M, Liam Dollard, Pat hyland, Francois, Timmy hannigan, Mark Kavanagh & a lot more besides on yer list:rolleyes:......a lot of foreign wanna be celebrities though:D

aidan kelly wrote: »

Yes indeed, each to their own. I'm not suggesting my taste is better or worse, but to call 10 clubs the "best Ireland has ever seen" without even a nod to any club outside the pale is a bit ridiculous. The Olympic ballroom had one of the most amazing atmosphere's I've ever seen in a club. Musically, it didn't have a patch on Henries, but the crowd reaction was similar, if not even better in Olympic. Great great club.

Would be quite an achievment to beat the atmosphere in this 1 min clip from Jonny68's copy of the OLYMPIC i cut.......

A defining OLYMPIC moment.avi (10mb)

I remember anticipating this :rolleyes:Tune every week as one of the anthems that raised the roof of the place......a little further back in time the place used to go mental for this track.........

James Brown Is Dead (Original Mix Without Rap).mp3

stomprockin · 10-03-2009 11:16AM

theasylumkey wrote: »

Could not have been the best Rave in the country......i dont see Mick Walsh, Warren K, Pressure, Parsley & Thyme, Dilly, Ed Case, Jay Carey, Hevee, Computer, Pablo, Cliffy, Mick M, Liam Dollard, Pat hyland, Francois, Timmy hannigan, Mark Kavanagh & a lot more besides on yer list:rolleyes:......a lot of foreign wanna be celebrities though:D

Would be quite an achievment to beat the atmosphere in this 1 min clip from Jonny68's copy of the OLYMPIC i cut.......

A defining OLYMPIC moment.avi (10mb)

I remember anticipating this :rolleyes:Tune every week as one of the anthems that raised the roof of the place......a little further back in time the place used to go mental for this track.........

James Brown Is Dead (Original Mix Without Rap).mp3

good stuff! i never got a chance to download the OLYMPIC vid but that 1 min clip is great! thx buddy!

gwood1234 · 10-03-2009 12:03PM

Hi guys, can anyone post up this little gem?

Liberation - Liberation 2

Found it on YouTube but they're all low quality mono

Is mise le key · 10-03-2009 12:18PM

gwood1234 wrote: »

Hi guys, can anyone post up this little gem?

Liberation - Liberation 2

Found it on YouTube but they're all low quality mono

Heres two versions of it for ya...............

Liberation - Liberation 2 (Instrumental).mp3
Liberation - Liberation 2 (Vocal Mix).mp3

Another Gem from the OLYMPIC i might add that made the ecstasy surge:p

gwood1234 · 10-03-2009 12:39PM

Thanks for the speedy response asylumkey - always a reliable source of quality uploads! Got some new and quite rare mp3's lately so will post up a new list of tracks that I can post up if anyone wants anything.

gwood1234 · 10-03-2009 12:51PM

Here's a few gems from my mid 90's clubbing days... sorry about the slightly messy listing but I had to copy and paste the list from iTunes. If there's anything you want just ask and I'll upload to mediafire.

Are You Gonna Be There Up Yer Ronson
Arms of Loren (Nip 'n Tuck Original) E'Voke
Arms Of Loren (Steinway Mix) E'voke
Better Days Jimi Polo
Bits & Pieces Artemesia
Blow (Ocean Mix) You
Blurred (Pianoman Orginal Club Mix) Pianoman
Come Back To Me : Lisa Marie Experience Remix Angelheart Feat Rochelle Harris
Come Back To Me: 7" Edit Angelheart Feat Rochelle Harris
Come On And Get High Smooth Touch
De Dah Dah (Spice Of Life) (Original Edit) Keith Mac Project
Disco Anthem Scream
Do You Feel What I'm Feeling? Luvspunge
Don't You Wanna Be Mine (Vocal Club Mix) Denise Lopez
Dreams (Original Mix) Quench
El Trago (The Drink) 2 In A Room
Feel It Candy Rippers
Feel What You Want Kristine W
The Feeling (Original Mix - 12'' Edit) Oxy
Find The Way (Extended Mix) Mars Plastic
(Fluid Harmony) On The Discotrain Dimitri & Jaimy
For What You Dream of (Full on Renaissance mix) Bedrock featuring KYO
Gettin Out (Justin Robertson's Most Excellent Mix) S.L.D.
God Save The Queer Klatsch!
Golden Delicious (Dandy Lion & Burdock Remix) Xen Mantra
Gonna Make You Move Boomshanka
Hands Up (Alex Party Remix) Clubzone
Happen (Tolley's Stressed Mix) All Boxed In
Harakiri Capricorn
Harmonica Man (Harmonica Mix) Bravado
Hold That Sucker Down O.T. Quartet
Holding On (Portamento Mix) Clock
Hondy (No Access) (Nip & Tuck Mix)2 Hondy
Hondy (No Access) (Salone Margherita Mix) Hondy
Hondy (No Access) Radio Edit Hondy
Hot Ideal
House Of Love (In My House) (The Raise Your House Mix) Smooth Touch
I Believe Celvin Rotane
I Believe (12'' Master) Happy Clappers
I Can't Take The Power Off Shore
I Feel You (Naked Club Mix) Love Decade
I Know (Love Decade Remix 12'') New Atlantic
I Like It (House Mix) DJH Ft Stefy
I Need A Man (Seka Mix) Li Kwan
I Will Be Released (Visnadi Piano Piano Mix) Up Yer Ronson
I'm Standing [Heavy Organ Mix] X-Static
In And Out Of My Life Tony Dantzler
Joy [Lovejoy Vocal 12"] Staxx
Just Can't Get Enough Transformer 2
Liberation 2 (Vocal Mix) Liberation
Lost In Love Up Yer Ronson
Love Here I Come Rollo Goes Mystic
Make Me Work (Turn Me Around) (Primal Urge Mix) Jonny L
Make My Love [Motiv 8 Mix] Shawn Christopher
MK Feat Alana - Always
My Love Collapse
Nakasaki (I Need a Lover Tonight) [12" Version] Ken Doh
The Night Train Kadoc
No Matter What U Do (The Corporation Express Dub Mix) Flavour, The
No Time 2 Waste [No Sham Mix] T-Spoon
On Ya Way (Original Mix) Helicopter
Paradise Place [Paradise Trance Mix] Basscult
Passion Gat Decor
Passion (A Tin Tin Out Mix) Jon Of The Pleased Wimmin
Read My Lips People In Town
Rock Da House Tall Paul
San Trancisco (Air Tattoo Reconstruction) Punchanella
Sensation - Beautiful Morning ASYLUM
Shake Your Body(X-udation Mix)(Vinyl) Tocayo
Sing it (Quivvers dirty dub) Mozaic
Slave To The Music (Ferry & Garnefski Club Mix) Twenty 4 Seven
Someday Eddy
Something About You (Original Mix) Mr Roy
Space Cowboy (Morales Classic Club Mix) Jamiroquai
The Stand Peach
Such A Good Feeling (Inspirational Delight Mix) Brothers In Rhythm
Sundance (Moonman mix) Sundance
The Sunshine After The Rain (Two Cowboys Club Mix) Berri
Take Me Away (Pin Up Bootleg Mix) True Faith
Take Off Some Time (Love Decade Cry Baby Mix) New Atlantic
Thats Where My Mind Goes Slamm
There But For The Grace Of God [Roach Motel Mix] Fire Island ft. Love Nelson
Tori Amos - Professional Widow (Armand Van Helden Remix)
Two Fatt Guitars (Rocktastic Original Mix) Direckt
Underwater (Underground Mix) Truman
Waterfall (12'' Original Netherlands Mix) Atlantic Ocean
We Are Going On Down (Bottam Dollar Club Mix) Deadly Sins
Windows Sil
You Belong To Me JX
You Make Me Feel Good (Hyper Go-Go Remix) J.K.

Is mise le key · 10-03-2009 01:00PM

gwood1234 wrote: »

Here's a few gems from my mid 90's clubbing days... sorry about the slightly messy listing but I had to copy and paste the list from iTunes. If there's anything you want just ask and I'll upload to mediafire.

De Dah Dah (Spice Of Life) (Original Edit) Keith Mac Project

Used to have the whole of SIDES chanting this in unity... wouldnt mind this off ya chief class track:cool:

Harakiri Capricorn

Remeber the kick ass bass line in this you could feel from the second floor when it was banged out downsatirs in the ASYLUM....have it already just thought i'd mention it.....do you have 20hertz by Capricorn by any chance?

Hold That Sucker Down O.T. Quartet

One of the milder but class all the same tracks from the ASYLUM that went down a treat if you can fire this up please;)

Loads of great tracks in there thanks.......

:rolleyes:

SEANYBOY1 · 10-03-2009 01:52PM

NovaGSi wrote: »

Excellent site, the nostalgia section is great, some excellent pictures. One thing I noticed in the pitures....no tops off at a rave????:eek:

Looking forward to listening to some of the mixes, I'll start with your favs:D

Cheers,
Mick

I second that, excellent stuff there.

aidan kelly wrote: »

Yes indeed, each to their own. I'm not suggesting my taste is better or worse, but to call 10 clubs the "best Ireland has ever seen" without even a nod to any club outside the pale is a bit ridiculous. The Olympic ballroom had one of the most amazing atmosphere's I've ever seen in a club. Musically, it didn't have a patch on Henries, but the crowd reaction was similar, if not even better in Olympic. Great great club.

Definatley in the top 4 , no doubt. I must check out some of those mixes as I am looking forward to hear better sounds than was played in The Olympic, never thought that was possible

theasylumkey wrote: »

Could not have been the best Rave in the country......i dont see Mick Walsh, Warren K, Pressure, Parsley & Thyme, Dilly, Ed Case, Jay Carey, Hevee, Computer, Pablo, Cliffy, Mick M, Liam Dollard, Pat hyland, Francois, Timmy hannigan, Mark Kavanagh & a lot more besides on yer list:rolleyes:......a lot of foreign wanna be celebrities though:D

I've said it before KEY, home grown DJ's would be my tipple by a country mile;)
Sure we even had our own DJ's dedicating an EP to the regular clubbers in The Olympic.
Olympic States - Ringsend, Tallaght, Ballybrack & Kilbarrick. (I'm sure they intended doing a Greenhills:))

gwood1234 · 10-03-2009 02:44PM

Asylumkey, I've uploaded all the tracks you requested. Managed to find a cdm of the Capricorn 20hz track so hope it's the one you were after.

Here's my files link, all on there:

http://mediafire.com/gwoodsfiles

Regards
G

Is mise le key · 10-03-2009 03:01PM

gwood1234 wrote: »

Asylumkey, I've uploaded all the tracks you requested. Managed to find a cdm of the Capricorn 20hz track so hope it's the one you were after.

Here's my files link, all on there:

http://mediafire.com/gwoodsfiles

Regards
G

Ah nice one chief....just listened to first two tracks & got that empty feeling again that i cant beleive the places are not open any more:(
Downloading 20hz now.....this was a class tune from way back then.

Just unpacked it there thanks for that excellent track well worthy & stands the test of time i think;)

This is dumb to say the least.......i upgraded my PC recently & had to download WINRAR & reinstall it just there but when i went to get it from mediafire someone had uploaded it as a RAR file???????
How do you get around that one........its like the chicken or the egg!
Someone acting the bollox i reckon to see how many dummies will download WINRAR as a RAR file in the first place.

fitzjay01 · 10-03-2009 03:56PM

warren k, pressure,francois, tim hannigan and kavanagh played in henries that i know of and the djs mentioned above are only the djs i saw. they had 4 excellent irish residents who played every night(shane johnson and greg dowling-fish go deep-marq walsh and stevie g). just because the guest djs are not irish djs doesnt mean they are wannabe celebrities, many of the best underground clubs around the world are more than happy to still book these djs. no disrespect to any of the dublin djs, always been a huge fan of kavanagh, pressure and francois.for anyone who has ever been to henrys have a look at this.
http://www.corkdjs.com/nostalgia.html

lt_cmdr_worf · 10-03-2009 03:57PM

http://deepgoa.wordpress.com/2009/01/08/special-early-sven-vath-sets/

Tracklists included for most of them.

Is mise le key · 10-03-2009 04:08PM

fitzjay01 wrote: »

warren k, pressure,francois, tim hannigan and kavanagh played in henries that i know of and the djs mentioned above are only the djs i saw. they had 4 excellent irish residents who played every night(shane johnson and greg dowling-fish go deep-marq walsh and stevie g). just because the guest djs are not irish djs doesnt mean they are wannabe celebrities, many of the best underground clubs around the world are more than happy to still book these djs. no disrespect to any of the dublin djs, always been a huge fan of kavanagh, pressure and francois.

Was only buzzing off ya chief with that post & glorying the ASYLUM, SIDES, OLYMPIC & WATERFRONT cause they were what did it for me:D
But i do have to say it wasnt because the guest DJ's wernt Irish i said they were wanna be celebrities it was because a load of them are wanna be celebrities who think they are the focus of the Rave & deserve the glory & recognititon from the patrons......this was more than talked about recently on here & to summarise all of it,

The rave is about the buzz generated from the Tunes, Drugs, People & Set up with the DJ having the priviledge of playing at it....not the Ravers having the priviledge of seeing/hearing a DJ;)

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