The Streets' track gives a great description of what it could be like experiencing clubbing. It's a great track and a really good remix which gives it a great feel.
Hence here are the lyrics in full;
Turn left up the street
Nothing but grey concrete and dead beats
Grab something to eat
Maccy D's or KFC
Only one choice in the city
Done voice in my pity now lets get to the nitty gritty
Tune reminds me of my first e
Like unique still sixteen and feelin horny
Point to the sky feel free
A sea of people all equal smiles in front and behind me
Swim in the deep blue sea cornfields sway lazily
All smiles all easy where you from, what you on and what's your story
Mesmerizing tones risin pianos this is my zone so stop clonin
Pick paper scissors or stone
Coz me and you are same i known you all my life i don't know your name
The names European Bob sorted anyway
Gonna have dance now see you later please to meet you
Likewise a pleasure
We were just standin there mindin our own
And it went on and on
We all smile we all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars align
We all sing we all sing all sing
We were just standin there mindin our own
And it went on and on
We all smile we all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars alignWe all sing we all sing all sing
The night slowly fades and goes slow motion
All the commotion becomes floatin emotions
Same piano loops over
Arms wave eyes roll back and jaws fall open
I see in soft focus
Chattin to this bloke in the toilets
Dizzy new heights blinded by the lights
These people are for life its all back to his place at the end of the night
They could settle wars with this
If only they will imagine the worlds leaders on pills then imagine the mornin after
Wars causing disaster don't talk to me i don't know ya
But this aint tommorow and for now i still love ya
Hours fly over sail round diamonds and pearls never seen so many fit girls
Discover new worlds look at my watch can't focus
Last two hours i lost every move fills me with lust
All of life's problems i just shake off
Mad little events happen things map out and a few blue maddens alight the toilets
Big beefy bouncers out to reveal us geezers on e's and first timers kids on whizz
darlins on
Charlie
All come together for this party
All races many faces from places you never heard of
Where you from what's your name and what you want
Sing to the words flex to the fat one
The tribal drums the sun's risin we all smile we all sing
We were just standin there mindin our own
And it went on and on
We all smile we all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars align
We all sing we all sing all sing
We were just standin there mindin our own
And it went on and on
We all smile we all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars align
We all sing we all sing all sing
Then the girl in the cafe taps me on the shoulderI realize five years went by I'm older
Memories smoulder winters colder
But that same piano loops over and over and over
The road shines and the rain washes away
The same Chinese takeaway selling shit in a tray
It's dark all round I walk down same sight same sounds new beats though
Solid concrete under my feet
No surprises no treats the world stands still as my mind sloshes round
The washing up bowl in my crown
My life's been up and down since i walked from that crowd
We were just standin there mindin our own
And it went on and on
We all smile we all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars align
We all sing we all sing all sing
We were just standin there mindin our own
And it went on and on
We all smile we all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars align
We all sing we all sing all sing
Outta respect for Jonnie Walker, Paul Oakenfold, Nicky Holloway, Danny Rampling, and all the people that gave us these times
And to the Government I stick my middle finger up with regards to the Criminal Justice Bill
For all the heroes I met along the way (The weak become heroes then the stars align)
We all sing we all sing all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars align
We all sing we all sing all sing
We were just standin there mindin our own
And it went on and on
We all smile we all sing
The weak become heroes then the stars align
We all sing we all sing all sing
The Streets - Weak Become Heroes
(Ashley Beedle Instrumental Mix)
Just thinking what to post on a Bank Holiday night, then I thought why not post something on a chilled Balearic vibe.
Quite a few posts have passed without a Brothers in Rhythm remix, hence it's about time that we had one.
A truly fantastic trance track, absolutely hammered by Paul Oakenfold in the late 90's.
Well you'll all know these 2 tracks pretty well and recognise them as club classics, but you won't of heard these versions before. 
I'm not usually a big fan of hip hop, but if it's done right and dropped at the right time in a club, then it can sound great. This is one such cut and another huge Chris and James track.
Now those that follow this blog will know of my liking for Chris and James dance music talents. Not only were those guys great DJ's they also made some truly outstanding remixes. Their style was very much creating something which worked fantastically on the dancefloor. Chris was also part of The Delorme working alongside James Wiltshire (a.k.a Jimmy Gomez) and hence when you get 2 of my favourite remixers working together you know you're gonna get something special (all that's missing would have been for BiR to team up with them as well. LOL).
An absolutely belting track from 1994 and a huge Chris and James - Club 4 Life track.
It's quite often difficult to explain to people about all the good times which we all had clubbing in the late 80's and early 90's across the UK. Those who lived through it and were part of it, will have fantastic memories and hopefully this blog re-kindles some of those amazing times. For those who love dance music, but were not part of the scene, here is a great snippet of what that era was like, what went on and why it was such a unique time.
Conscious that I've not posted many DJ mix sets on the blog and as this is one of the areas requested by people in the recent poll, there'll be plenty coming in the next few months.
Now here's a track which has been getting hammered on the PCC playlist.
Now I bet many of you out there didn't know what this track was called, but probably immediately recognise it with the "Listen to Mummy and Daddy and do what they say" sample.
To be honest it's not a saying I use often but, "oh my god", this is probably the greatest piano tune ever made. 
I've been meaning to post this for ages, knowing that I'd neglected the classics from the Chicago House 1987 era.
Now the original Way Out West version of this track has always been a true club classic and it was rightly hammered by most of the top DJ's back in 1994. 
Now I've never been a big Prodigy fan and always felt their music was overhyped and certainly too commercial for my liking.
I've often mentioned on this blog before that some of the best tracks which you heard in clubs were the "non-dance" tracks. Those were the ones which stood out most in your mind and simply blew you away when you are on the dancefloor. These in my defintion are true balearic tracks.
A real quality piece of house music just how I like 'em. Great vocals, great lyrics, some great piano and a truly great feel, proper house music!! This one dates back to 1991.
Now anybody who ever heard Jeremy Healy play out in clubland circa 1994 will have most definitely heard him finish his set with this track.
This track is probably most widely known as being the first track on the now legendary Paul Oakenfold Goa Mix, which was first played on Radio 1 (Essential Mix) back in 1994.
Here's a post which goes out to all my fellow bloggers out there.
It's been a while since I posted any Oakie trance tracks, which are a big favourite of mine.
Following the interest in the recent post of PCC's All Time Top 30 Club Classics - I've decided to post all these tracks on YouTube, so that they can be viewed by a wider audience.
Now I've been meaning to post this for a while, as it's a bonafide club classic and was quite simply a stunning piece of house music, which was widely played in all the nations finest clubs and by all the top DJ's. The Morales remix was always the one that was widely played and rightly so, as it is awesome. It has a stunning intro, some beautiful piano and of course some great vocals by India. A true club classic.
Following on from the last post, on the everything's gonna be alright front, here's a real club classic from back in 1994. 
I realise that it's been a while since I upped some old skool, so here you are with an absolute corker.
Now this tune really used to send the dancefloors crazy.
Just to show that all club music doesn't have to be serious and stomping.
Been a while since I posted any BiR remixes, so here comes yet another classic.
An absolute house classic which has totally stood the test of time, this still sounds as good today as it did when it was first released. It's hard to believe that this is now 20 years old.
