Right last one for tonight and what a tune it is!!!

Now I've been saving this one up for a while.

Why, well quite simply because it's very, very special.

It's a track I over looked for my all time Top 30 and one which on reflection should be in.

It just has the most wonderful feel to it and was a Pure Club Classic of the highest order.

Like a lot of the great club tracks it's just so simple, but so amazingly effective.

The tracks which were made in the late 80's early 90's had that brilliant feel of authenticity that modern dance tracks rarely have. Today's tracks are over produced and too commercially polished.

This track just has a beautiful raw vibe about it.

It is quite simply stunning. If you don't like this one, then you must be tone deaf.

Trust me it's that good.

The opening bars also remind me of the theme in Scarface. Does anyone else feel that?

The track dates back to 1990 and is actually a blatant re-work of a Pete Shelley track called Witness The Change which actually dates back to 1981.

The Sined Roza version is simply speeded up, but what an amazing effect it creates.

Simply Awesome!!!!!!

Sined Roza - I Don't Know What It Is

http://www.mediafire.com/?x5bwln3zuxd

Pete Shelley - Witness The Change/I Don't Know What It Is

http://www.mediafire.com/?mzgmgdcjxzt

"Here's another chane for you to dance with me!!!"

Another old skool classic here for you.

Shades of Rhythm produced a few siminal classics and there will be more posts from them in the future. They were also one of the biggest bands on the PA circuit during the early 90's.

As soon as you hear these opening vocals, all the memories will come flooding back.

"Here's another chane for you to dance with me!"

Followed by some of the greatest female wailing in clubland history!!

"I never thought I could feel this way about someone like you
And yes she is responsible for everything I do
She's not too easy
She can afford to be a tease

She stands out from the rest, that girl has qualities I've never seen

Every time i see her
Every time i see the girl
Every time i see her
Every time i see the girl

She leaves me breathless
No one could take the place of you
You can look but you can't touch
'cause what I feel for her is true
I might sound possessive but if you see her you'd know why
She looks good everywhere she goes
She could turn your head as she goes by, that's why

Every time i see her
Every time i see the girl
Every time i see her
Every time i see the girl"

Can you feel those memroies?? Goosebumps??

A great old skool track tinged with some beautiful piano. Can't beat it!!!

Shades Of Rhythm - Sound Of Eden

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http://www.mediafire.com/?dvtij4mway6

Now this lady is rather hot!!

Not yet big on UK shores, this young lady is causing quite a stir in the US.
Despite being extremely hot, the track she's just released is also pretty hot in itself.
It's a sort of mellow trance vocal track, but it has a really beautiful feel to it.
Ms. Sozzi has a fantastic very endearing vocal an if she keeps on releasing tracks like this, I'm sure she'll be destined for super stardom.
A really great track.
I'm not going to post the link, as it's a recent track, it's likely to get pulled down by the DCMA.
However, if anyone wants the link just drop me an email at the usual address.

Kim Sozzi - Feel Your Love

Ok, time for a little piece of Edam!!!

We all need a little bit of cheese now and again. It's an essential part of a healthy balanced dance music diet.

This one, well it is a bit cheesy, but still very nice.

It's one of those tracks which you shouldn't like, but you can't help to, it's just a really good track and ever so catchy. Very nice brethy vocals and a nice chugging beat all the way throughw, with some great key an tempo changes throughout.

The second post on the blog for Donna Lewis. I don't think this is quite as good as "Fools Paradise" but it is very good all the same.

Let me know what you think club classic or pure edam??

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Donna Lewis - I Love You Always Forever

(Remix)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?4z5ogziu5nr

I'd been after this one for a while!!!

Here we have some more absolutely top drawer house music.

This was a track which had been on my "most wanted lis" for many months and I'd had lots of people supplying different mixes, but never the one I was after.

Well I finally got it, so a big shout out to Mark S for supplying it. Cheers fella.

Also check out his blog, most definitely one of the best out there;

http://ninetiesclubcdmaxisingles.blogspot.com/

I first remember hearing the track on (I think) a CJ Mackintosh - Essential Mix dating back to the early 90's.

It's got all the ingredients needed for a classic house track, superb vocals, excellent piano, a superb chuggy rhythm and a really great atmosphere throughout. Quite simply a pure classic house track. Beautiful!!

95 North featuring Sabrynaah Pope - Hold On

(95 North Original Club)

http://www.mediafire.com/?qy5j04gymzt

Do you wanna "Do a little dance, make a little love"?

Another top track dating back to 1998.

It's just one of those tracks with a real nice feel to it and great bouncy rhythm and some very catchy lyrics. It's pretty contagious!!

Come on "Do a little dance, make a little love, get down tonight, get down tonight".

A big shout out to Acid Burnzz for this one.

Please check out his blog, he has to be the most prolific uploader of tracks on the net, with some great quality tracks to boot.

http://space-disco.blogspot.com/

Enjoy people!!!

Bamboo - Bamboogie

(12" Vocal Mix)

http://www.mediafire.com/?gctdiyyuzmq

"Oh I Wanna Dance With Somebody"!!!!!

Right on Whitney.
Here's a couple of absolute belters for you all, with thanks to the wonderful Whitney, her of the amazing vocal talents.
First up is a really great piano laden monster from P.C.P. that absolutely rocks, featuring Whitney's fine vocals. The intro is absolutely lush - pure excellence!!
The overall track is a real piano stomper - Huge!!!
Next up is a huge Sasha mash up before mash up's even existed. He used to mix the two tracks Whitney's acappella of I Wanna Dance With Somebody over the top of Leftfield's Not Forgotten to fantastic effect. In those days Sasha was the God, there was no one to touch him.
Two quality PCCs for you to enjoy people!!

P.C.P. - That Whitney Song

http://www.mediafire.com/?xnhy2ymjdln

Whitney vs. Leftfield - Not Forgotten

http://www.mediafire.com/?43dvjmmtjik

"Rave Is Your Party" - Yes indeedy!!!

Another classic old skool track for you, with a wonderfully catchy vibe.

The version I used to remember I'm pretty sure didn't have the "rave is your party" annoying vocal part in it.

Hence, if anybody has a mix of that version, I'd really appreciate them dropping me a link.

The track is superb but IMHO the "rave is your party" snippets really spoil it, as the rest of the track is blinding and certainly doesn't need the extra helping of cheese.

Regardless, it's still a huge PCC.

Get on this one, it'll be sure to stir some good old memories!!

Enjoy!!!

Prophetia - Rave Is Your Party

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http://www.mediafire.com/?xm9j1tltxyd

A classic track from a classic film!!!

Now remember what Tony said "Don't get high on your own supply".
Pity he didn't take his own advice, hey?
Scarface is probably one of my all time favourite films and I'd urge anyone who hasn't seen it to watch it. That era, the clothes and the styling of the film are all tops.
There can't be anyone who hasn't seen Scarface, can there??
About the track well it samples load of Tony Montana (Al Pacino) from the film and is backed with a really catchy acid house type riff, coupled with some really catchy piano which skips in and out.
You'll hear Tony giving Michelle Pfieffer quite a bit of abuse - just listen to the lyrics!!
Top film, Top track, nuff said!!!

Tony G - Tony's Song
(Club Mix)

http://www.mediafire.com/?qmmjq2z4wz3

Fancy a bit of "Bolivian"??

Excuse the Class A connotations, just my sense of humour!! Lol.

Now this is a track which I totally love and one which never fails to make me laugh, as it always has me in stitches, with the dead catchy riff, which to me actually sounds like somebody laughing.

Or is that just me?

The tracks a pretty pumping progressive number bordering on a trancey vibe, but very good and very catchy. That riff it gets me everytime.

This track was certainly ubiquitous in 1994!!

Enjoy, I'm sure you will.

Ubiquity - Bolivian Angel

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http://www.mediafire.com/?znx1ydbhchj

Fancy a bit from The Other Two!!!

New Order were and probably still are one of my favourite band.

From the early days of Joy Division right through to the recent days, they have always produced great tracks, not always dancefloor track, but just great tracks all the same.

Everyone always thought is was Barney Sumner and Hooky, who were the real talent behind New Order, so it was great when Stephen and Gillian decided to make a track and with typical New Order wit, decided to name themsleves "The Other Two".

The track's a really catchy vibey track and comes here with a great remix from Terry Farley and Pete Heller.

Those guys were certainly productive in turning out lots of quality house remixes in the 90's.

A really nice track I'm sure you'll agree?

The Other Two - Selfish

(That Pop Mix)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?zjztnggoi3t

"Whatever you want, Whatever you dream"

I told you I was going to mix it up a bit tonight.
Well here is another huge favourite of mine.
A big shout out to Wee-Ste, for tracking this one down for me, nice one fella.
I've had the "Dark Mix" version for a while, but that's well a bit too dark for my tastes.
This version is progressive house at it's finest, an absolutely corking track, with a superb break in it.
I'm sure you'll all remember it when it when that syth riff kicks in at 1min 16 secs.

Pure Pure Quality.

Remember "Whatever you want, Wahtever you dream" may come true, so don't stop wanting and don't stop dreaming!!

React To Rhythm - Whatever You Dream

(The Light Mix)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?igmjrmhhzhn

"I get down on my knees and pray today!!"

Ok you house purists out there, so the last track may not have been to your tastes, but this one certainly will be, it's a huge house anthem from 1995.

For me it brings back some great memories of hearing this at Back to Basics in Leeds.

The track contains some awesome piano, a wonderful vocal from Alysha Warren and is up there with Roger S' finest remixes.

All in all a top class piece of house music and 10 minutes long which is unusual for a classic house track, but every second is worth it.

I love the last bit - the "Heaven Knows" finale - quality!!

Enjoy people.
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Alysha Warren - I Pray

(Roger's Gospel Revival Mix)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?ym4uygmwgjv

Feel the rush, the "Energy Rush"!!!

Right I'm going to mix it up a bit tonight.
So this one departs slightly from my usual tastes.
It's what I'd class as a huge rave classic from 1992. The type of track which is not probably everyone's cup of tea and certainly not one which the House purists amongst you will go for.
But despite all that it is very, very catchy and is a proper "hands in the air" track, with some awesome piano.
Definitely one for the whistle posse.

So get on it, it's a stomper.
Enjoy!!!

Suburban Delay - Energy Rush

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http://www.mediafire.com/?2jmmnjjvmq2

A big "Thank Ya" to you all!!

Good weekend people, I hope it's been a good week for you all.

Apologies for no posts last week, but the week and the weekend was a busy one.

I want to say a big "Thank Ya" to all who made comments about their favourite remixers, there was some excellent feedback there.

Thanks also to those who have contributed to the poll and keep dropping me a note if there are any other great remixers out there who I have missed.

Right to this track, well I'm no DJ, just a former clubber with a huge passion for fantastic dance music, but all DJs have tracks which never leave their box, right? The sort of tracks that they know will always go down well, no matter what time of night, the sort that are always used if the night needs a bit of kick-starting or re-energising.

Well this track would be one of those for me, a "never leave your box track".

Why, well quite simple really, it's just an absolutely huge, huge track and get this people it's

23 years old. Talk about a timeless classic. Right from the opening bar, it has one of the catchiest uplifting riff's you'll ever hear!!

Get on it, you'll love it!! Trust me!!

Sweet D - Thank Ya

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http://www.mediafire.com/?yb0omnngym1

So who are your all time favourite remixers??

Here I'm going to stick my neck out and name my all time top 15 favourite remixers.

To be honest the list in my poll contains all my favourites and I've also probably mixed some great ones out of that list e.g. Farley/Heller, D-Ream, Red Jerry, Andy Weatherall, Tony Humprhries, Steve "Silk" Hurley, Love To Infinity, Brian Transeau, CJ Mackintosh, Junior Vasquez.

I could of gone on and on, but had to draw the line somewhere.

So please use the poll to vote and also drop me a comment in the comments box below this post.

Who are your Top 5 fave remixers?

Here's my Top 15 list and the justifications why.

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PCC's All Time Top 15 Favourite Remixers

1. Brothers In Rhythm - Simply the untouchables, virtually every single one of their remixes is awesome. Everyone is a true epic which takes you on a journey. They were one of the most profilic remixers and far and away the best. Head and shoulders above anyone IMHO! They simply made too many fantastic remixes to mention them and all the best ones are on this blog.

My faves of what they did; Brue Hornsby - The Way It Is, Shakespeare's Sister - Your History, U2 - Staring At The Sun, Dina Carrol - Ain't No Man, Secret Life - Love So Strong, I could go on and on. Steve Anderson also did some fantastic remixes aside from BiR and I classify these in this No.1 ranking. Again some amazing, amazing tracks, notably Gloria Gaynor - Last Night, Olivia Newton John - Xanadu (totally disco-licious), Duran Duran - Save A Prayer, Paul McCartney, Deliverance, all absolutely amazing tracks.

Dave Seaman was also a great club DJ and Steve Anderson is simply a musical genius.

2. Jimmy Gomez - Just edges it over Chris and James. The quality of some of his remixes were amazing. Think Brian Kenndey - Love, Life and Happiness, M-People - Dreaming, Sunscreem - Looking At You, Anthony White - Love Me Tonight. All absolutely awesome.

Did some great stuff with Chris and James, also and some stuff with Chris as The Delorme and is still putting out some decent stuff occasionally under the Freemasons monicker.
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3. Chris and James - It's amazing that all the above 3 remixers came from the DMC stable. There must have been something in the water there. C&J put out some amazing tracks and not just remixes, but some fantastic original productions (as well as being amazing DJs). Their remix of EBTG's - Missing is still one of my favourite remixes ever. It was a travesty how Todd Terry got all the plaudits for his dull, boring remix, when the C&J one was truly monstrous. Other amazing remixes included Liquid - One Love Family, Soundstation - Do You Feel It, INXS - Original Sin, Medium High - The Pleasure, plus many, many more posted on the blog.

4. Graeme Park - His remixes were also just so spot on. They were all very similar in style and generally they were remixes of fabulous house tracks, to which he added a brilliant bit of subtle piano and a slightly groovier beat, but they were always so consistently good. Some of the tracks were just fantastic pieces of house music, which are timeless and still sound amazing today. Check out Mariah Rowe - Sexual, Eddie Flashin Fowlkes - You Can't Turn Me Out and of course who could forget Brand New Heavies - Back To Love and many more which are yet to post on the blog.

5. Frankie Knuckles - Just the sheer quality of his remixes, the amazing production, the beautiful piano and strings, quite simply house music perfection. Check out Electribe 101 - Talking With Myself, Michael Jackson - Rock With You, Alison Limerick - Where Love Lives, Toni Braxton - Unbreak My Heart and many more.

6. David Morales - I was struggling to decide between Morales and Todd Terry, but think that Morales just edged it. I actually think Todd Terry's are more consistently good and Morales are more hit and miss, but some of the tracks he was done are simply awesome. Tracks like, M-People - Itchychoo Park, Novocento - Night and Day, Mariah Carey - Dream Lover, Kuva - Is'nt It Time, Selena - I'm Getting Used To You and lots, lots more of classics.

7. Todd Terry -There just something about his remixes that have sheer quality stamped all over them and of course he has produced lots of original house classics under many aliases, just check a few of this list and it'll remind you of some of the quality tracks he has been behind, Orange Lemon, Royal House, Black Riot, CLS, Gypsymen and lots more. His tracks have the feel that he brings the beat really "out front" and the beat sounds crunchier than all other tracks and remixes, it must be some technical effect he uses? His finest remixes IMHO, Annie Lennox - Littel Bird, Marth Wash - Carry On, PM Dawn - Watcher's Point of View

8. Oakenfold and Osborne - It might come as a surprise to them so low in the list, as they have produced some brilliant stuff over the last 20 years, but also some dross as well. They've also produced some brilliant own production tracks.

Best remixes IMHO are U2 - Lemon/Orange, U2 - Even Better Than The Real Thing, Mansun - Wide Open Space, Solid Gold Easy Amex - Enjoy and many, many more.

9. Roger Sanchez - A bit like Morales produces a lot of remixes and many not that great, but some that are truly amazing, especially when he bangs in the piano. Just check out Charlotte - Sugar Tree, Basia - Drunk On Love, M-People - Moving On Up and a truly fabulous remix of The Police - Walking On The Moon.

10 . T-empo - T-empo made remixes a bit like BiR, huge epic journeys, with massive cascading piano breakdowns. Just check out tracks like Propaganda - P-Machinery, The Coming Out Crew - Free, Gay and Happy, Duran Duran - Falling Down, plus many more. Tim Lennox (one half of T-empo) was a great club DJ also.

11 . Luvdup - The Luvdup Twins produced some absolute belters. They had a fantastic knack of playing exactly the sort of tracks you wanted to hear when they DJ'd, massive pumping tracks and a really wide avried mix of house, disco and handbag. Their remixes always hit the spot.

Their remix of Sam Ellis - Club Lonely - was true genius, also check out - Soft House Company III - What You Need - (just check the piano!!), Rollo Goes Camping - Get Off Your High Horse, plus lots of others.

12. Tiesto - Quite simply some amazing Trance remixes. He remixed some of my all time favourite trance tracks, always pumping, but also very melodic and with huge atmosphere. Check out, Delirium - Silence, Paul Oakenfold - Southern Sun, Jan Johnston - Flesh, Gouryella - Gouryella.

13. Matt Darey - As with Tiesto above, he has produced some wonderful trance moments, Check out, Binary Finary - 1998 and 1999, Agnelli & Nelson - El Niño, Li Kwan - Point Zero. He also teamed up with Red Jerry under the Lost Tribe monicker.

14. Clivillés and Cole - There was a time around 1991 when they were simply the hottest amd most prolific remixers out there and they also produced some absolute classics. Notably, Mariah Carey - Make It Happen, Michael Jackson - Black and White, First Choice - Doctor Love, Mariah Carey - Anytime You Need A Friend, and many, many more classics.

15. Stonebridge - It was a very diffilcult choice the last one in my Top 15 and it came down to Bottom Dollar, Lisa Maire Experience, Way Out West and Stonebridge.

Stonebridge just nicked it as they have produced some absolutely brilliant club tracks and always of a very high quality. Check out Donna Giles - And I'm Telling You, Chrissy Ward - Right and Exact (a big fave of mine), Shuana Davis - Getaway, and many many more.

Well folks there you have it, that's my list of all time Top 15 favourite remixers.

If you want links for all the tracks listed above they are all on the blog, just scroll down on the Artists and Remixers list.

Please let me have your comments and thoughts on your Top 5 fave remixers (or Top 15 if you're like me and can't keep it down to 5). Let me know which were the fantastic tracks they remixed which in your opinion made them so good.

Also don't forget to vote on the poll.

Enjoy peeps!

Best regards, PCC

Great to see that Jimmy G is still turning out quality!!

It's hard to believe that I only really became aware of Jimmy Gomez remixes about 6 months ago. Yes, I'd heard loads of the tracks he'd remixed out in clubs, without knowing he was behind the remixes. Well in that 6 months I've managed to track down most of his back catalogue and I have to say the man is on another level to most remixers.

In fact IMHO the only remixers that surpass him are Brothers In Rhythm who are the absolute Numero Uno. I'm caught between Chris and James and Jimmy Gomez for my second favourite, but think that Jimmy Gomez just edges, because virtually all his remixes just hit exactly the right spot. Mind you Jimmy Gomez aka James Wiltshire also collaborated with Chris and James on quite a few mixes and put stuff out together under The Delorme monicker.

About this track, it's pretty recent 2005 and it has a really beautiful vocal and just a really lovely atmospheric feel throughout the track. A real quality track.

Right that reminds me I was going to do a fave remixers poll.

Watch out next post!

Asle Presents Frost - Wait For Me

(6AM Mix - Jimmy Gomez)

http://www.mediafire.com/?zwnwyz125hd

Do You Feel Alright To Get Carried Away??

Yeah course you do. Let's "Get Crazy".

One of the fantastic things about club music, is that lots of great tracks it only takes one fantastic hook to create a really superb and effective track.

This is a great example the track is pretty solid throughout, but not spectacular, but everytime that little riff kicks in, it just totally lives the track to another level and you can't help but "Get Crazy".

It turns this track into a real quality track and alll the way through it, yo are just waiting for that synth riff to kick in again.

Loving it - Let's "Get Crazy".

Feel Alright, Feel Alright to get carried away, don't get carried away"

I'm sure you will on hearing this!!

Enjoy!!

With It Guys featuring Shirley Lewis - Feel Alright

(Optikal Mix)

http://www.mediafire.com/?4n1m2yi12nm

I can't resist another superb Balearic Classic!!!

Anyone who follows the blog, will now of my huge love of Balearic Classics, the sort of tunes which can only be classified as non-dance music, but had an absolutely amazing reaction on the dancefloor when dropped at the right moment in a club.

There can be no better track then this one, a true balearic classic of the highest order and massive in the acid house era at clubs like Shoom.

Just a real quality track and one I totally love. You just can't beat that piano and the superb laid back groove, it just totally hooks you.

For me the only mix is the Street Groove (non vocal mix) and hence this is the one posted.

If any of you ut there remember this being dropped in a club, give me a shout to share that experience or drop some comments in the comments box.

A Pure Club Classic of the very highest order.

Enjoy!!! As know you certainly will with this one!!!

The Thrashing Doves - Jesus On The Payroll

(Street Groove)

http://www.mediafire.com/?tyqmzgmynzw

R U Sleeping?? I hope not with tunes this good!!!

Another fantastic club classic, which was massive back in 1994.

The big mix that was the main one played in the clubs was the Stonebridge Mix, which was quitely simply a classic piece of house music. Widely played at the Hac, Basics and to be honest virtually any decent club that you went into at that time.

However, the memories for me are it being played at the Hacienda by the legend that is Mr Graeme Park. I have such fantastic memories of that place and it was always the best place to go if you wanted to hear the finest house music out there.

I've also posted the T-empo mix, that IMHO doesn't quite match up to the Stonebridge Mix, which is surprising as most of their mixes were superb.

Also check out the D.O.N.S. remix which is a very recent (2007) version and is really very good indeed, keeping the quality feel of the original, but punching it up a bit. Love the alarm clock at the beginning and the real bite that the track has, very current, but still very good.

Enjoy people - no sleeping to this one!!!

Indo - R U Sleeping

(Stonebridge Mix)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?wzy1itgjlme

Indo - R U Sleeping
(T-empo Mix)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?mdzdnfo4fng

Indo - R U Sleeping
(D.O.N.S.)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?2yjdonynhlz

"Hallelujah Somebody" - "Talk about Liberation!!"

A huge dancefloor smash from back in 1992, with some great samples in it.

This one brings back memories of night at Back To Basics in Leeds in 92 and hence the flyer above.

The track's got a very catchy riff and the same riff that was used in Bump - Im Rushing and many many more club tracks. It also contains some great piano.

"Hallelujah Somebody" - "Talk about Liberation!!" Yes indeedy!!

I'm sure you all remember this one and ofi course the sequel Liberation 2 - which was posted on the blog several months back.

Enjoy people, you know that you want to!!!
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Liberation - Liberation

(Freedom)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?weyjhizym3j

One of the finest down tempo tracks ever!!

I'm sure everyone has fantastic memories of this track.

It is most certainly one of the most significant club classics of the last 20 years.

Quite simply a stunning track, that just puts you in another place, beautifully chilled, yet maintaining that atmosphere which has you hooked throughout the track.

My great memory of this track was Sasha dropping it at midnight on New Years Eve 1991 and bringing in 1992 - Truly amazing memories - I've scanned in the flyer.

It was a simply fantastic night The Warehouse was rammed and Sasha IMHO was at his very peak, playing all the great tracks which we knew and loved him for.

He dropped some absolute classics that night including Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Marathon - Moving, Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams, Kid N Play - 2 Hype and loads more. I've got the tapes of the night and will convert them and post them one day.

Great memories!!

Drop me your comments on your memories of Orbital - Belfast a true PCC!!!

Orbital - Belfast
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http://www.mediafire.com/?i0jzbcv9izb

Welcome to the Weekend once again!!!

Hello to all, I hope you've all enjoyed a great week, more like you are probably glad it's over so that you can kick off and enjoy the weekend.

Here's bringing you another superb mix from DJ Drew G, which as mentioned will be a monthly feature on the blog, keeping a current feel, to complement all the club classic posts.

This one's the next in the series and brings the usual quality mixture of the most up to date current club hits and some great retro tracks mixed in as well.

In this one you'll find a mixed up Marvin Gaye- I Heard it on the Grapevine, The Doobie Brothers - Long Train Running (one of my all time faves), a great re-working of House of Pain - Jump Around, Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight), a bit of Madonna and then finishing off with one of my fave Jacko tracks - Man In The Mirror.

Another top drawer mix set Drew - Keep it there fella!!!

I hope you enjoy people.

Let me have your comments!

Drew G - Signs Of The Times 19

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http://www.mediafire.com/?i5ayzimq4vj

Last one for tonight folks, what's it to be??

Well, I know you all like your gay anthems and they don't come much camper than this!!

This is the Pet Shop Boys at their campest and the first 5 minutes of the track is just a typcial PSB track, although very catchy and yes very camp.

Then at 5 minutes in the Brothers in Rhythm remix kicks in just like their usual quality production and turns it around into a full blown epic club monster with lots of dramatic strings and some superb production.

It really is very dramatic and very uplifting - just pure quality BiR.

I'm sure you'll love it!!!

Enjoy.

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Pet Shop Boys - Go West

(Mings Gone West: First And Second Movement)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?x2tctejrjo1

Let's get a little bit Progressive!!!

Erasure on the PCC blog what's going on??

But hey wait a minute, this is pure quality.

For those of you who like their Prgressive House a little on the dark side, a la Leftfield, React To Rhythm, DOP etc, then you'll love this.

It's remixed by Phil Kelsey and is a 13 minute plus monster and very, very good. As mentioned pretty dark, but very intense, earthy and atmospheric.

It may take couple of listens for it to really hit you, but when it does it'll knock you for 6.

Another great bit of rapping from the huge talent that was MC Kinky, then you get a huge piano breakdown.

I totally love the end of the track as well, it seems if it's just fading out for ages and then all of a sudden kicks back in and then fades again.

A bloody impressive track and Erasure are nowhere to be seen.

Do you like it??

Erasure - Take A Chance On Me

(Take A Trance On Me Mix)

http://www.mediafire.com/?w5mlwkwzq4x