808 State Discussion

I mentioned this on another topic earlier. I love Baby Ford, and i still get goose bumps when i hear Wigan. After all these years, it still sounds as good as when it did when it was first released.



His cover of Chidren of the Revolution is also fantastic.

That is all.

SOS

Baby Ford, now there's a welcome blast from the past.

Wigan still puts a shiver down me.

markus wrote:Thanks S_O_S! Tracklist updated.

I forgot to add that the Nu-matic tune is on the XL Lable, Marcus.

Hells' party is on the Six6 lable, if that's any help?

millemiglia1903 wrote:Alright SOS? Thought I'd have a nose about.

Markus - You got mail on the way.

Like 'en Mille?

Marcus, i'll try and get the flyer sorted out this weekend, min.

Would it be possible to scan the flyer in, as the one we've currently got (above) is a bit out of focus? Cheers in advance (if you can do it). I know the lad Tez, i'll see if i can't get one off of him Nickking. :wink: Nice one - much appreciated! :D Leave it with me fella, and i'll see what i can ...

worst thing is, i've been using the flyer as a bookmark, so i was looking at it most days Would it be possible to scan the flyer in, as the one we've currently got (above) is a bit out of focus? Cheers in advance (if you can do it). I know the lad Tez, i'll see if i can't get one off of him Nickkin...

Since i saw this thread i've been blasting out my Guerilla collection.

They dinna make them like that any more..

Tune spotters get on it! :) :) :) 808 Radio Show 18 February 1992 Updated tracklist: 1. Aphex Twin - Didgeridoo (R&S) 2. Rhythm Device - Acid Rock 3. ??? "do you believe, in the total devotion" female 4. Liquid - Sweet Harmony (XL) 5. Andronicus - Make You Whole (Hooj) 6. 2 Bad Mice -...

Wow sounds like Guerilla were a good label. All I knew about them was that William Orbit owned it! Or something along those lines. Mind you I couldn't find that d.o.p. album on ebay-wheres the best place to look for these records?? You'll just have to look around mate. You can pick up the odd thing...

I only got 'Gargantuan' like two weeks ago. Incredible!!!!!! A lot of people say this and 'Leftism' were the main 'progressive house' albums but i prefer this. And although I haven't heard those remixes of Schmoo, that is one tune! :D Try and get yer hands on D.O.P's "Musicians of the mind&quo...

There're more. Some are outdate. But the Dub House Disco compilation has standed the test of time for me. Also on the Spooky tip, and Intoxication, Oh Yeah and Let Go. http://www.discogs.com/release/56469 Spot on Solarex :) The Dub House Disco comps are fantastic. Guerilla records used to churn out...

You missed a cracker AMCB.

A great trip down memory lane, there was some classic tunes spun. (well, i think there was, the memory of the night is a tad hazy )

amancalledbuck wrote:book of dogma is a definite buy, been listening to it constantly since i got it
can't recommend it enough

Aye, aye min.

So it's defo worth getting then?

Stand Free!

I love their Schmoo single, Both the Stepping Razor Mix & The Leftfield mix are to die for.