The Oldskool Appreciation Party - O.A.P's thread

Felix_74 wrote: »

Hi lads,



Anyway need help with some tune I'ds.

The first one is a tracklisting from Warrens 93 asylum mix. He made a few at that time but this one contains a couple of roughage tracks including houseplan, kee-mo, robotnico, cj bolland and virtual symmetry's discovered theme near the end. My copy is a bit chopped up also, so if anybody has a good copy could they put it up please?

derra wrote: »

Warren K mix.......


1: Still don't know it
2: Goahead - Free Beach(Candolyn Mix)
3: Robotnico - Machina Nera
4: Roughage-Artificial 303
5: Keemo - The Mooger
6: Roughage - La Marquesa (UK-Remix)
7; Superspy - Sunflower
8; Roughage - Houseplan
9: Cj Bolland - Camargue Live at Universe
10; Superspy - The Fall
11: Virtual Symmetry - Discovered Theme

Few mixes still active in my Mediafire account and i think that one is in the list.

http://www.mediafire.com/?g4iym0y9ts85q[/QUOTE]



Thanks for filling in the blanks on that mix derra. I feel like I know you after reading all your posts on the Asylum thread. Have a great xmas bud

Felix_74 wrote: »

Derra's version of the mix is nearly there. Kee mo's sky tracer gets a quick spin and also Visions is in there before carmague..... I think.
Personally tho' I think the i'd's of these tunes should be shared to allow people who love this stuff to have the opportunity to hear them again.. I'd be willing to bet 99% of the users on the old thread would agree with this as a lot of them got the chance to have long lost tunes id'd on the forum.
Why withhold the names of tunes. Its a little rediculous IMO

es-cee wrote: »

It's completely childish, not just a little ridiculous mate. But there are a group of lads, doing there best, to keep the names of those tunes under wraps. Ya's know who ya's are, not going to start mentioning names. They think the tunes will get rinsed out at oldskool gigs etc, if they're ID'd. But let's be serious for a second, no1 gives a shít about those tunes anymore, except the odd few people who used to frequent places like the Asylum, Sides etc, that are still actually into the music today, and the odd oldskool fan from younger generations like myself. So i really can't see how these tunes would get "rinsed out" in all honesty, as like i said, the majority of dance music fans in Ireland today, don't even like them, and brush them off as poorly made rubbish at best. Anyway, bit of a rant there, i didn't intend going into, but couldn't help myself once i started typing this reply. I'm not a huge fan of "Dublin Oldskool" music myself, i've always been more into the UK rave scene, but i'd love all of those tunes from the Dublin scene to get ID'd, for the people who are into it. So when theses DJ's who are keeping the tune names from people, do decide to retire, the scene will still be alive for younger generations to enjoy.