Smiley, smiley people everywhere in the 90's... Rave music back then was to be enjoyed... Make mine an Acid.. These days people just go out to get pissed & fight!!!!! F*ck me, i sound like me dad :)
Pardon me, but I hardly feel that drugs and music are the essence of reality, or the source of all happiness. Logic and truth are water and solid ground to me. I mean, I love this music, but there's no need to get that serious about it.
@NerdilyDone Some people find answers to their questions in different ways mate. Not everyone is capable of opening their mind without the use of drugs & music.
Personally I can do both, but I choose to take drugs and listen to music because it's another level of existence to explore.
@Jarren202 I can't believe you even said that. Everyone has religious beliefs, even if they're anti. Besides, thinking about the spiritual exercises your brain as a muscle because it's pondering things you don't understand. Drugs deliberately and directly eliminate brain cells. This is a matter of science, not a matter of opinion.
god people around this era sound really old now moaning about the youth of today etc!!! 'it were great back then shit now' etc lol probably sound just like their parents.
What a wonderful song. Depressing - because there's nothing so beautiful as this now, only dreary folk music and dubstep. I blame the internet, anyone else with me?
hardcore was hardcore,happy hardcore did not kill hardcore,the introduction of jungle in fairness killed off the scene,lot more attitude evolved from jungle,so when producers like the metalheads etc,where already pumping out dark hardcore but not necassaraly being played at raves as where too dark,they evolved into the jungle scene where there style of music was openly played,from jungle i think it evolved into dark core,then 2 step,alway down to dnb,which i think is a load of old noncense,91-92
Maybe in England it happened that way... But in Los Angeles, it was doomed from the start. This is the only salvation I had in the midst of the most domestically violent epoch in modern US history... it was raging in full force all around us and we would escape every weekend to unite in front of a huge wall of sound. Pure pleasure... the unity was real, at least for a little while.
First time I have listened to this all the way through - this is genius for the time, love the whole feel and texture of its construction.....awesome!!! :)
Naaaa.... When this break jumped in for the first time... the dance floors across the land were 'moist' from all the ravers juicing themselves with excitement! ;-D
first heard this way back when i was 13 years old on the BBC Radio one Top 40 singles chart show!!!! I was taping it on my old ghetto blaster and i remember Mark Goodier saying " and we were playing that at the right speed, at number 37"
been hooked on this sound ever since, thisdude produced Baby D. This sound is hard to describe especially on my ipod,,,, classic early dnb / techno this stuff should be made to day!!!! I dont want some dude dissing me or shouting any rude stuff!!!
I loved the tune to the total max. Caused many a few "uh-oh, I think I'm going to have to sit down - RIGHT NOW, before I keel over" moments.
Was really dissapointed to be dragged to a cheesy club on the premise that he was going to D.J and it turned out he couldn't. But, boy could he put tunes together. Sterns for ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
Married, mortgage, kids, middle aged, overweight. almost leapt out of my chair with a real genuine tear in my eye. This tune just gave me a flash back I had my head in my hands with goose bumps running up and down my back eyes closed I was there a second ago !
Mate totally with you, those memory's I'll take to the grave, hate to say it but they where the best days of my life. Still can't complain at 37 I haven't got a gut just yet! ;)
I know. ... where's the time gone .. Our generation created (20 somethings in the early mid 90s) ALL the dance genres that are around today .. & the 2000s have given us NOTHING revolutionary.
Our grandkinds will be laughing at us with out walking sticks & stoops, by saying 30 years from now.. : "HA HA Grandad - You can't keep up with your own music any more!" .. How prophetic.
Even worse... when we think of 'our' (wartime) grandparents.. its' all waltzing. .."we'll meet again"... blah de blah, with a bit of 'pack yer troubles in yer old kit bag..." thown in..
OUR grand kids will be laughing their head at us geriatrics saying ''Bloody hell Granddad, you can't keep up with your own era's music!" - What will be eve more ironic, will be that our Grand Kids will probably be waltzing around again at 50bpm .... LOL Peace :-)
@einstiencross Remember when you first entered the rave and the moment when you felt yourself starting to 'come up'? Mate, those were the fucking days i know. No genre compares to that now. the feeling of being young and care free. You basically lived to rave and that was that. Wicked times, gone but never forgotten.
@RealTalkerMan haha mate I'm 20 and living that now with dnb, I'm jealous though it sounds like you had it way better back then, this tune is mind blowing
@RyanPridgeon Mate, i cannot begin to describe to you how it was. There was something very special about the scene in those days. Very special indeed! The atmosphere now in no way compares to how it was back then and neither do the venues. I also feel promoters used to put a lot more effort into their raves. Nowadays it seems like they do it purely for the money. Those were some of the best years of my life so far.
been after this tune for fcuking years!!! finally got it cheers for uploading it. now i can take it bk to canada to show them fcuking yanks what proper music is ment to sound like instead of the dire shyte they listen too lol
@NerdilyDone You could say the "indie" canadian scene is trendy in how it follows (and sometimes influence, thanks to Arcade Fire) the "folk-rock" and "orchestral pop" scenes of New York (Brooklyn) which has been popular in the last half of the decade. I'm beyond trends and just listen to what I like. Geography is much less pertinent today, there are good artists everywhere. AtomTm is venered like a god in electronic music here, but that's true everywhere.
@Neurozumim Ah, well, I was just curious about pop Canadian artists. Popular music is doing better in places like South Korea right now, and I was just wondering where Canada was with that.
@yummyessexm I don't know about Canada as a whole, but Montreal is (and has been since the 60's) a fantastic music city.
Rave was big in Montreal back in the early 90's too. I'm currently living in Montreal and I have found loads of oldschool CD compilations from Canada with Acen, Altern 8, The Hypnotist etc on them.
Plus, Turbo Records (run by Tiga) is still releasing quality techno, some of which is steeped in rave feeling. Check out Beyer & Lenk feat. Tiga - Heartbreak. ;)
im a big colector of this genre of music and love tunes like this one that sample a good piece of classical music, i also know of kleptomania amedaus and brothers grimm field of dreams plus other ACEN tracks, can anyone give me some new leads to some classical rave?
It's not classical it's the ost of diamonds are forever by John Barry (spy movie music). But great if you collect old school breaks. Like Manix and stuff? just great.
@ianbillericay I wouldn't necessarily say that. If you listen to some of the early happy hardcore that stuff was pure awesome. What made early happy hardcore good was that it relied more on the "hardcore" than the "happy". Happy hardcore eventually developed into more of a "happy" genre than a "hardcore" genre. So I think it would be better said that the "happy" killed the "hardcore".
I dont believe that this has got anything to do with happy hardcore taking over hardcore.. This was practically a breakbeat tune, a genre that was taken over by drum and bass which was just as good..
heard it first in awol at the paradise by the time the rave was over the sunday morin i went home and looked at my collection thinking my tunes are crap
Just a thought...In England during the 'Rave' period of 88-93ish(mine anyway;) violence in general was reduced and football violence, which had been prolific during the 80s, almost disappeared completely! This was down to the music scene and the widespread use of E...that has since been replaced with binge drinking and record stabbings...Hmmm! :P
Its true, when i used to go to raves i never saw any trouble at all, then all of a sudden the music changed and comercial house/dance club scene took over and football violence returned, now record stabbings. why can't we go back to the days of fantazia and obsession!!!
Yeah and this also coincides with E in general being far better in the early 90's the first five years of the rave scene was a bubble of fun, all peeps wanted to do was go out get wasted dance and party hard, it was all very innocent, we were all adam and eves wide eyed n gaging for it lol I miss them dayz !
@TheFinalSay Yah, not to many stabs reported about an E user i reckon! with good music and a good circle and a good trip, whats there to be angry about? Nothing!
@TheFinalSay Yea, I read that account too lol. They pretty much invented alcopops as a replacement for ecstasy use. Get the kids onto something they can tax and control... Now we're onto dodgy research chems cos they've banned safrole? It's only got worse and worse...
@TheFinalSay Last thing The Powers That Be would want would be everyone running around experiencing unconditional love and expanding their horizons by interfacing with the gestalt through the medium of ecstatic dance!
@TheFinalSay funnily enough thats coz most of the hooligans were getting pilled out of thier heads and bullying ravers. also, gangsters took over the ecstacy manufacturing and thats why nowadays the pills are total shite. no-one ever took 10 pills in a night
back then, unless they were trying to kill themselves. from what i hear, 10 pills is lightweight nowadays.
My friend... outdoor raves wouldnt be the same again. Bak in the day it was all about peaceful luvvin folk comin together to enjoy the trax & dance ... nowadays there would be alcohol, aggression, knives, trouble. So sad, but true.
damn idk if im crazy but i have dreams with music similar to this but similaur to the present day standards :o could it be another music revalution is in store?
act on it, get some vintage synths and the mpc 60 and make it happen! you could b e the next Acen! Thats how he made Part II of this was he had these sounds in his head as a kid for part II.
Google 'Freecorder' and download the program. It sets up a new tool bar and allows you to record audio from Youtube. Really easy to use. Records the tunes to MP3. My one loads it straight to my i-tunes libary. Any troubles just drop me line. Glad to help.
johnw456, your best bet is to buy the vinyl somewhere like ebay or discogs and record it onto your computer. No online download shops seem to sell Acen's stuff (or Production House in general).
Failing that, there's a few oldschool forums and blogs that have Acen's tracks for download. Seeing as it's impossible to buy them legally I see no problem in this.
Oh, and don't rip tunes directly from Youtube. The sound quality is awful.
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RealTalkerMan 3 months ago
wow. i'm forty and drunk but i still came up when the bond kicked in. chills.
auxlen 3 months ago
This is nearly 20 yrs old but still sounds like the future..... Hardcore will NEVER DIE!!!
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RDUBDJ 5 months ago
God bless subwooooooooffff
MrKained123 5 months ago
wicked! TUNE!!! ;) jUST mENTAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <3
bunny2337 6 months ago
Smiley, smiley people everywhere in the 90's... Rave music back then was to be enjoyed... Make mine an Acid.. These days people just go out to get pissed & fight!!!!! F*ck me, i sound like me dad :)
waynesin70 6 months ago 2
Genius hardcore :)
aceeeeeeeed 7 months ago
All these give me genuine chills!!! There hasn't been and never will be an atmosphere like these tunes could generate again!! WOW!
RetroGirl1974 8 months ago
For old skool try this originuk.net
EV4RY 9 months ago
First track of this genre I heard and I knew from that moment I needed more.
Music from this era and genre was true art.
Art in my book, is something produced for no other reason than to be enjoyed by other people and with no consideration of making money from it.
NewsComment1 9 months ago
filthy hardcore classic...;) drugs and music, dancing and parties...wotz not 2 like?
bunny2337 10 months ago
filthy hardcore classic...;)
bunny2337 10 months ago
Yes you have given me an idea with that video you created
jessyica22446688 10 months ago
really should put a night on with all these old tunes.....AMAZING LOVE IT
justdid102 10 months ago
@justdid102 I would SO be there!!
RetroGirl1974 8 months ago
Pardon me, but I hardly feel that drugs and music are the essence of reality, or the source of all happiness. Logic and truth are water and solid ground to me. I mean, I love this music, but there's no need to get that serious about it.
NerdilyDone 11 months ago
@NerdilyDone Some people find answers to their questions in different ways mate. Not everyone is capable of opening their mind without the use of drugs & music.
Personally I can do both, but I choose to take drugs and listen to music because it's another level of existence to explore.
:)
HiNtZzZ 11 months ago
@HiNtZzZ It's a way to damage your brain and suffer the side effects. :(
NerdilyDone 11 months ago
@NerdilyDone Yes that's very true, & I'm not denying that, but there is risk in every decision one takes in life...
HiNtZzZ 11 months ago
@NerdilyDone Funny you say about drugs damaging your brain...
...that's what I think about religion.
Jarren202 10 months ago
@Jarren202 I can't believe you even said that. Everyone has religious beliefs, even if they're anti. Besides, thinking about the spiritual exercises your brain as a muscle because it's pondering things you don't understand. Drugs deliberately and directly eliminate brain cells. This is a matter of science, not a matter of opinion.
NerdilyDone 10 months ago
@NerdilyDone good answer!!!
Stronzo747 8 months ago
god people around this era sound really old now moaning about the youth of today etc!!! 'it were great back then shit now' etc lol probably sound just like their parents.
hundhun17 1 year ago
Das solen uns die kidis mal nach machen..Geilllooooooooooooooooo
Onkai1 1 year ago
@TheEugeep....its dickhead with a k,you fat nonce,gutted that i actually wrote something you aspire to,thats it wipe ya chin you dribbling no mark.
stevejoalbert 1 year ago
What a wonderful song. Depressing - because there's nothing so beautiful as this now, only dreary folk music and dubstep. I blame the internet, anyone else with me?
saphieable 1 year ago 2
@saphieable definately agree dubstep is a steaming pile of horse shit compared to old school rave!
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hardcore was hardcore,happy hardcore did not kill hardcore,the introduction of jungle in fairness killed off the scene,lot more attitude evolved from jungle,so when producers like the metalheads etc,where already pumping out dark hardcore but not necassaraly being played at raves as where too dark,they evolved into the jungle scene where there style of music was openly played,from jungle i think it evolved into dark core,then 2 step,alway down to dnb,which i think is a load of old noncense,91-92
stevejoalbert 1 year ago
@stevejoalbert
Maybe in England it happened that way... But in Los Angeles, it was doomed from the start. This is the only salvation I had in the midst of the most domestically violent epoch in modern US history... it was raging in full force all around us and we would escape every weekend to unite in front of a huge wall of sound. Pure pleasure... the unity was real, at least for a little while.
raisin212k 1 year ago
@stevejoalbert .... you hit the nail on th head... music today (with somevery small exceptions) is shte, even the youngr generation agree
MrTeejaysingh 1 year ago
@stevejoalbert =dichhead
TheEugeep 1 year ago
Oh hey, I get hype when I hear a drum roll, too!
DJPsyq 1 year ago
You Send Me Higher, Take Me Higher, More Than Ever Before, I Can't Believe This Feeling.
OldRaveMaterial 1 year ago
This some revolutionary ish right here!
ChiBoompty 1 year ago
the final say. you are spot on. from a man that was there...
EnZaxTrauMaa 1 year ago
First time I have listened to this all the way through - this is genius for the time, love the whole feel and texture of its construction.....awesome!!! :)
DMBigfan 1 year ago
superb. far more talent and imagination than what gets thrown out today
englishlawrence 1 year ago
Utter genius - well ahead of its time.
oldskoolordie 1 year ago
rave-radio com or co uk playin tunes like these, all day everyday
raveradiouk 1 year ago
@raveradiouk you what!!!! well i'll be checking it out X)
ARCEYE78 1 year ago
Part II's better.
XcidRaverXcid 1 year ago
@XcidRaverXcid
Naaaa.... When this break jumped in for the first time... the dance floors across the land were 'moist' from all the ravers juicing themselves with excitement! ;-D
xoio 1 year ago
Wow, James Bond samples. '92 hardcore was and still is awesome.
CrazyGuyMeh 1 year ago 8
old skool hardcore at its best. I feel like 15 again :-)
mulleops 1 year ago
first heard this way back when i was 13 years old on the BBC Radio one Top 40 singles chart show!!!! I was taping it on my old ghetto blaster and i remember Mark Goodier saying " and we were playing that at the right speed, at number 37"
been hooked on this sound ever since, thisdude produced Baby D. This sound is hard to describe especially on my ipod,,,, classic early dnb / techno this stuff should be made to day!!!! I dont want some dude dissing me or shouting any rude stuff!!!
Beeblebrox2879 1 year ago 3
i damn ruined some reebok classics on that...
CBB2BD 1 year ago
I loved the tune to the total max. Caused many a few "uh-oh, I think I'm going to have to sit down - RIGHT NOW, before I keel over" moments.
Was really dissapointed to be dragged to a cheesy club on the premise that he was going to D.J and it turned out he couldn't. But, boy could he put tunes together. Sterns for ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
RichieB1973 1 year ago
I go completely mental at about 1:56, and progressively more n more so.
migraine516 1 year ago
Acen was the sound of hardcore at it`s peak. I`d love a revival of this sound but with a forward looking futuristic sound as well.
7lartceps 1 year ago 2
@7lartceps Possibly the best comment ive read on here in a good while.
gdub12345 1 year ago
fukkin lovin this!
DjTommii1 1 year ago
Married, mortgage, kids, middle aged, overweight. almost leapt out of my chair with a real genuine tear in my eye. This tune just gave me a flash back I had my head in my hands with goose bumps running up and down my back eyes closed I was there a second ago !
WHAT A FEELING.
What a feeling......
einstiencross 2 years ago 44
@einstiencross
Mate totally with you, those memory's I'll take to the grave, hate to say it but they where the best days of my life. Still can't complain at 37 I haven't got a gut just yet! ;)
ColonelRoge 1 year ago
@einstiencross
I know. ... where's the time gone .. Our generation created (20 somethings in the early mid 90s) ALL the dance genres that are around today .. & the 2000s have given us NOTHING revolutionary.
Our grandkinds will be laughing at us with out walking sticks & stoops, by saying 30 years from now.. : "HA HA Grandad - You can't keep up with your own music any more!" .. How prophetic.
xoio 1 year ago
@einstiencross
Even worse... when we think of 'our' (wartime) grandparents.. its' all waltzing. .."we'll meet again"... blah de blah, with a bit of 'pack yer troubles in yer old kit bag..." thown in..
OUR grand kids will be laughing their head at us geriatrics saying ''Bloody hell Granddad, you can't keep up with your own era's music!" - What will be eve more ironic, will be that our Grand Kids will probably be waltzing around again at 50bpm .... LOL Peace :-)
xoio 8 months ago
@einstiencross Remember when you first entered the rave and the moment when you felt yourself starting to 'come up'? Mate, those were the fucking days i know. No genre compares to that now. the feeling of being young and care free. You basically lived to rave and that was that. Wicked times, gone but never forgotten.
RealTalkerMan 7 months ago 11
@RealTalkerMan
Waiting in the queue outside the Roller Express, coming up - so much bass the outside cladding is shaking....
Very happy days....Every W/E pilling it up with like minded peeps - and we were there 92 - 95
Millwall527 5 months ago
@Millwall527 hahahahaha the roller express. is that place still there?
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@RealTalkerMan Yeah man =]
idiotzrule 4 months ago
@RealTalkerMan haha mate I'm 20 and living that now with dnb, I'm jealous though it sounds like you had it way better back then, this tune is mind blowing
RyanPridgeon 3 months ago
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@RyanPridgeon Mate, i cannot begin to describe to you how it was. There was something very special about the scene in those days. Very special indeed! The atmosphere now in no way compares to how it was back then and neither do the venues. I also feel promoters used to put a lot more effort into their raves. Nowadays it seems like they do it purely for the money. Those were some of the best years of my life so far.
RealTalkerMan 3 months ago
clasic look my channel men
DANKOTF 2 years ago
I think you will find it is called "Space March" from "You Only Live Twice" not "Diamonds are Forever" - Stop getting Bond wrong.
sdreiter 2 years ago 3
been after this tune for fcuking years!!! finally got it cheers for uploading it. now i can take it bk to canada to show them fcuking yanks what proper music is ment to sound like instead of the dire shyte they listen too lol
yummyessexm 2 years ago
What the fuck? I'm canadian and was listening to this way back in 92.
Neurozumim 2 years ago
@Neurozumim Tell me, how is Canadian music doing these days? Is it dodging a lot of the nonsense pop is going through right now?
NerdilyDone 1 year ago
@NerdilyDone You could say the "indie" canadian scene is trendy in how it follows (and sometimes influence, thanks to Arcade Fire) the "folk-rock" and "orchestral pop" scenes of New York (Brooklyn) which has been popular in the last half of the decade. I'm beyond trends and just listen to what I like. Geography is much less pertinent today, there are good artists everywhere. AtomTm is venered like a god in electronic music here, but that's true everywhere.
Neurozumim 1 year ago
@Neurozumim Ah, well, I was just curious about pop Canadian artists. Popular music is doing better in places like South Korea right now, and I was just wondering where Canada was with that.
NerdilyDone 1 year ago
@yummyessexm I don't know about Canada as a whole, but Montreal is (and has been since the 60's) a fantastic music city.
Rave was big in Montreal back in the early 90's too. I'm currently living in Montreal and I have found loads of oldschool CD compilations from Canada with Acen, Altern 8, The Hypnotist etc on them.
Plus, Turbo Records (run by Tiga) is still releasing quality techno, some of which is steeped in rave feeling. Check out Beyer & Lenk feat. Tiga - Heartbreak. ;)
Jarren202 1 year ago
fiya!!
javaplant 2 years ago
Acen - Life And Crimes Of A Ruffneck!!!!
Xenophobia- The Wobbler
WishDokta - Evil Surrounds Us
Shut Up & Dance - The Green Man
Hackney Hardcore - Dancehall Dangerous
Andy1210MK2 2 years ago
im a big colector of this genre of music and love tunes like this one that sample a good piece of classical music, i also know of kleptomania amedaus and brothers grimm field of dreams plus other ACEN tracks, can anyone give me some new leads to some classical rave?
mrtjf 2 years ago
its just pure fucking old skool hardcore
missclubclass 2 years ago
It's not classical it's the ost of diamonds are forever by John Barry (spy movie music). But great if you collect old school breaks. Like Manix and stuff? just great.
Neurozumim 2 years ago
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bonelessUnion 2 years ago
Krome and time
G1RN13 2 years ago
go on a handbag forum n ask. this is for true ravers!
bobbitt187 2 years ago
its called trip to the moon (pure underground remix) and it sounds ridiculous. now stop fouling ravers pages!
bobbitt187 2 years ago
wow classic. i have these still in the cd sleeves. the memories. :D
tyrellc303 2 years ago
CDS???? chump i used to bust these on on my 12.10'10's. U dont know what u chatting about............... FOOL
missclubclass 2 years ago
it's all music all the same. we should all just be happy us new schoolers can listen to this. :)
RukiNagisa 2 years ago
LOVE IT!
ukstevengill 2 years ago
Holy Shit! that took me back!! Good days.
outerhome 2 years ago
tingleey all over, then mooraker kicks in
Even better when your there, you cant expalin it Apple Fm lol
fordy7713 2 years ago
this is so good, so clever
n136ha 2 years ago
shame hardcore dissapeared and happy hardcore ruined it
ianbillericay 2 years ago 51
Ruined it, fucking happy hardcore today has raped it!!
KissMyGuns76 2 years ago 3
@ianbillericay
Happy Hardcore is clown music, it's just nonsense
typ237 1 year ago
@ianbillericay happy hardcore makes me sad :(
Reid52 1 year ago
@ianbillericay happy hardcore from what year?
katryn3 1 year ago
@ianbillericay I wouldn't necessarily say that. If you listen to some of the early happy hardcore that stuff was pure awesome. What made early happy hardcore good was that it relied more on the "hardcore" than the "happy". Happy hardcore eventually developed into more of a "happy" genre than a "hardcore" genre. So I think it would be better said that the "happy" killed the "hardcore".
DotChannel 1 year ago
@ianbillericay
I dont believe that this has got anything to do with happy hardcore taking over hardcore.. This was practically a breakbeat tune, a genre that was taken over by drum and bass which was just as good..
charmand79 9 months ago
@charmand79 Yep. Break beat became huge in the mid 90's and peaked in the late 90's only to sorta die out and be overtaken by DnB
SatanicalEve 9 months ago
wicked old tune.i always liked this.
parkeyx 2 years ago
OH MY GOD! CHOON!!!
mowie71 2 years ago
It just never gets old!!
Pure drama!!
SilverdaleDubs 2 years ago
this song is fucking amazing
cuppycakenaomi 2 years ago
heard it first in awol at the paradise by the time the rave was over the sunday morin i went home and looked at my collection thinking my tunes are crap
bermondsey10 2 years ago 3
is that from You Only Live Twice towards the middle? sounds familiar
sixamsedna 2 years ago
its Moonraker
ianbillericay 2 years ago
its from a bond movie yes
n136ha 2 years ago
BUENISIMA ROLAAAAAA
metrodeeps 2 years ago
Like a kit, very much like a kite.:]
pokesim 2 years ago
Just a thought...In England during the 'Rave' period of 88-93ish(mine anyway;) violence in general was reduced and football violence, which had been prolific during the 80s, almost disappeared completely! This was down to the music scene and the widespread use of E...that has since been replaced with binge drinking and record stabbings...Hmmm! :P
TheFinalSay 2 years ago 73
Its true, when i used to go to raves i never saw any trouble at all, then all of a sudden the music changed and comercial house/dance club scene took over and football violence returned, now record stabbings. why can't we go back to the days of fantazia and obsession!!!
dand1977 2 years ago 7
Yeah and this also coincides with E in general being far better in the early 90's the first five years of the rave scene was a bubble of fun, all peeps wanted to do was go out get wasted dance and party hard, it was all very innocent, we were all adam and eves wide eyed n gaging for it lol I miss them dayz !
Lphixdj 2 years ago 4
@TheFinalSay That with the increase of foreigners...
wirezts 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay good point :)
katryn3 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay
Perhaps that's because music is shit now, thus people are now stabbing each other & turning to gratuitous violence as a mass fit of depression ;-)
xoio 1 year ago
@xoio LOL!
SexyGuv77 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay Wow! Highest rated comment makes me jizz rainbows!! hehe :D
TheFinalSay 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay Yah, not to many stabs reported about an E user i reckon! with good music and a good circle and a good trip, whats there to be angry about? Nothing!
overlord3069 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay Yea, I read that account too lol. They pretty much invented alcopops as a replacement for ecstasy use. Get the kids onto something they can tax and control... Now we're onto dodgy research chems cos they've banned safrole? It's only got worse and worse...
p0lym0rph3 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay Last thing The Powers That Be would want would be everyone running around experiencing unconditional love and expanding their horizons by interfacing with the gestalt through the medium of ecstatic dance!
Zaphodox 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay Agreed mate! Yet Es are illegal and alcohol is legal. Go figure ;)
z0dit 1 year ago
@TheFinalSay Well the last thing the Government wants is people experiencing unconditional love and happines...
Zaphodox 11 months ago
@TheFinalSay to true!!
MrTrippin1984 11 months ago
@TheFinalSay funnily enough thats coz most of the hooligans were getting pilled out of thier heads and bullying ravers. also, gangsters took over the ecstacy manufacturing and thats why nowadays the pills are total shite. no-one ever took 10 pills in a night
back then, unless they were trying to kill themselves. from what i hear, 10 pills is lightweight nowadays.
MrKbonez 1 month ago
Like the way you mix the tekno bit from pt.2 towards the end...but it overpowers it a bit
hifispock 2 years ago
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clockworkuser 2 years ago
WOT A TUNE , CLASSIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!
everysongguy 2 years ago
One of my fave tunes ever, brilliant.
goondropapill 2 years ago
this tune is brutal!
markkanderson 2 years ago 2
sooney made this trip elephant times two mother fucker WE love strawberry jam especially when it is in JAM!!!?????
jlee1606 2 years ago
nice sample from eric b and rakim's i got soul
borotown 2 years ago
Still buzz off it like I did when I was 15/16.Acen was a genius he was well ahead of the pack along with Sublove,NRG,The prodigy.
7lartceps 2 years ago
Who wants to go and rave the fuck out?
thomas211984 3 years ago 6
i want to go and rave the fuck out!
jrowett 3 years ago 4
Count me in too, Thomas!
Won't someone organise an illegal outdoor again? Why not?!!
If we can also find a retro clothing place and get destroy/benzini/joe bloggs tops and pepe jeans and the like, then all the better! lol
Soulstorm9000 2 years ago 2
Yeah, maybe with some Kappa and some Tachini;)...
;)
thomas211984 2 years ago
My friend... outdoor raves wouldnt be the same again. Bak in the day it was all about peaceful luvvin folk comin together to enjoy the trax & dance ... nowadays there would be alcohol, aggression, knives, trouble. So sad, but true.
bootsamou 2 years ago 4
so need to organise another outdoor'illegal' event again!
markkanderson 2 years ago
im in on that if you ever get it going give me a shout yeah. id be well up for an outdoor all nighter!
Saxonsoldiers 2 years ago
Am i too late to join in the party?
jasonpayne2006 2 years ago
no ,the party has no end or begining mwahahahah
borotown 2 years ago 4
and don't you just love it! = D
def44 2 years ago
damn idk if im crazy but i have dreams with music similar to this but similaur to the present day standards :o could it be another music revalution is in store?
BLACKESTEREST 3 years ago
act on it, get some vintage synths and the mpc 60 and make it happen! you could b e the next Acen! Thats how he made Part II of this was he had these sounds in his head as a kid for part II.
Vid12 3 years ago
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jimbob200008 3 years ago
Acen should be rated with Kraftwerk, Eno, Derrick May, etc. etc. for his contribution to electronic music, pure genius brah! :)
Bud1UK 3 years ago 7
lets not get carried away, few are on the level of Kraftwerk, but those others, yes sure.
dirtyfighter34 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing. It's much appreciated.
turxxx 3 years ago
Thank Jebus for DownloadHelper!
I gotta find myself a Rave sample cd and start doing this shit.
For the memories. :)
BustyGretchen 3 years ago
EPIIICC!
polka7 3 years ago
anyone know where do download this?
johnw456 3 years ago
yeah same here please
Sweetspeas 3 years ago
Google 'Freecorder' and download the program. It sets up a new tool bar and allows you to record audio from Youtube. Really easy to use. Records the tunes to MP3. My one loads it straight to my i-tunes libary. Any troubles just drop me line. Glad to help.
MUNKYBZ 3 years ago
bittorrent
jimbob200008 3 years ago
HOOOLLLY SHIT!!!!!!!!! THAT LAST BIT OF THE SONG I BELIEVE THATS WERE MOBY GOT HIS TUNE!!!! damn moby knows a shit load of music xD
BLACKESTEREST 3 years ago
johnw456, your best bet is to buy the vinyl somewhere like ebay or discogs and record it onto your computer. No online download shops seem to sell Acen's stuff (or Production House in general).
Failing that, there's a few oldschool forums and blogs that have Acen's tracks for download. Seeing as it's impossible to buy them legally I see no problem in this.
Oh, and don't rip tunes directly from Youtube. The sound quality is awful.
Jarren202 2 years ago
Touchdown Radio u no the score
clinttidan 3 years ago
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heathrowlad 3 years ago
"I get hype.. When a drum roll..." "I CAN'T BELIEVE THESE FEELINGS.." Go 1992. Rinse ... Repeat. Rave.
DlimitR 3 years ago 4
fuck mine its like being on glue 1983
clartsonly 3 years ago
Memories :)
sabrinasjourney 3 years ago
Classic i remember when this was brand new
Gerry76alpha 3 years ago
I'm glad i'm not the only one who remembers this when it first came out all those year's ago ;) lol. x
kellie2377 3 years ago
Hey Kellie 2377 I miss the old skool, there is nothing like it today a classic time with no guns and pure rave glad you remember the tunes
Gerry76alpha 3 years ago
you said you'd take me higher.
gooseys like on a rhubards and custard 1991
clartsonly 3 years ago
close your eyes ('xxx') ?
best pills xxx's thats all i can say and remeber hardcore uproar
peacandlovism to you all
eanhjob 3 years ago
I get hyped when I hear drum roll!
Let's go!!!
Wicked toon from back in the dayz
DnBPressure76 3 years ago
ACEN = legends of the dance/rave scene, they produced some of the best hardcore ..... period!
Lphixdj 3 years ago 3
Top one, nice one, sorted! :-)
amarrichi 3 years ago
i wanna here someone drop this old skool when i at a rave id trip out lol
wiliesan 3 years ago 2
very old, but still awesome no 1 for many people
aqu32 3 years ago
Just dropped this in a mix straight from the tube, bloody place went nuts :-) still does the business after all these years, bring back da oldskool
01904K55 3 years ago 2
fuck in hell goose bumps running wild man! memorys i love that shit what a time bro big up
outdaboxinthtube 3 years ago 3
Still lovin it, was playing this in my car this mornin... along with Acen's 'Overdose' and 'close your eyes'.
Rotunno77 3 years ago 5